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Our next stop in the tour of supporters club across the USA is New York City, home to an extremely large and diverse group of Gooners. But as big as they are in numbers, they are even bigger in terms of passion and camaraderie. As Branch Manager Kurtis Powers says:
"The shared experience is really the magic of being a Gooner, in America or anywhere else."
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Group Name: NYC Arsenal Supporters
Location: New York City
Year established: 2008
Number of active members: "As many as 600 turn out for games depending on the week."
Where we watch matches: "We currently have two official home pubs. Our main location is Blind Pig Bar at 233 E 14th Street, (between 2nd and 3rd in Manhattan) but we now also head to our 'satellite pub' just down the street O'Hanlon's at 349 E 14th St. which is between 1st and 2nd."
Where our members hail from: "As the melting pot of America we are likely to be America's most diverse bunch of Gooners. We are of all cultures, races, religions, and nationalities."
Group's favorite Arsenal moment: "It's impossible to have one moment that is the same for the whole group, so I've included a handful of unquestionable moments.... Bergkamp's wondergoal against Newcastle, Henry celebrating against Spurs, Cesc's winner over AC Milan at San Siro, and Michael Thomas winning the league title in injury time against Liverpool at Anfield in 1989, Keown in van Nistlerooy's face after that penalty miss at Old Trafford, and the win over Leicester City to cap the Invincibles season."
Why we are Gooners: "Each individual has a unique reason for supporting Arsenal. For some, the artistry of Dennis Bergkamp was what first endeared Arsenal to us, but it was never the last thing. Seeing the brashness and supreme confidence and skill of Henry, the Passion of Vieira, the quiet magnificence of Pires was breathtaking, yet did not dull the zeal for the club now represented for the younger generation by the unmatched creativity of Fabregas and fire of Van Persie."
"The club of course is more to us than the players who don the kit; After all, Arsène Wenger is perhaps the most recognizable person affiliated with Arsenal. But it is the men in the red and white who have always provided the moments which we all share each week. That shared experience is really the magic of being a Gooner, in America or anywhere else."
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The Senate passed the National Defense Authorization Act Tuesday with a number of amendments affecting Alaska, including a one-year delay in the planned transfer of an F-16 fighter squadron from Eielson Air Force in Fairbanks to Anchorage.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski's office announced the unanimous 99-0 vote, highlighting the latest attempt by Alaska's congressional delegation to derail the transfer of the 18th Aggressor Squadron to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. An amendment Murkowski submitted changes a deadline for the Air Force's new National Commission for the Structure of the Air Force from March 31, 2013 to March 31, 2014.
Sen. Mark Begich also claimed credit for blocking the move Tuesday, using his seat on the Senate Armed Services Committee to insert language blocking the Air Force from reducing Eielson's personnel below 300 people -- which moving the 18th to Anchorage would have done.
The Air Force gave Eielson a reprieve in June, announcing its own delay on plans to move the squadron, but recently prepared to conduct an environmental impact statement on its plan -- prompting Gov. Sean Parnell to request more time and meetings for public comment.
Air Force officials say the move could save as much as $200 million over five years but Fairbanks residents question that number, saying the squadron's departure would devastate local businesses.
Murkowski delivered a speech on the Senate floor Friday strongly opposing the move, and her office emphasized the benefits of added time in which to dispute the Air Force's plans.
"(T)here are a bunch of great things for Alaska in the National Defense Authorization Act," said Murkowski's communications director, Andrea Gusty, in an email before the vote. "(I)t's great because it gives us another year to figure things out."
Murkowski's office says the NDAA also includes a 1.7 pay raise for service members next year, as well as streamlined adoption provisions for military bomb-sniffing dogs when they return to the U.S.
Provisions specific to Alaska include continued operations at Fort Greely's Ground-Based Missile Defense system, as well as $92 million to upgrade a missile-detection radar at Clear Air Force Station and $18.3 million in construction funds for firing ranges at Fort Richardson and Fort Wainwright. An additional block inserted by Begich prevents the retirement of four Alaska Air National Guard C-130 transports, as well as any associated personnel reductions.
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Logansport's volleyball team recorded a three-game win Thursday night at Northwestern, 25-21, 25-20, 25-11.
Berry coach Jon Vernon thought the scores in the first two games were a little too close for comfort, but he was pleased his squad was able to come away with its second straight win to start the season.
"It was a typical first-day-of-school match," he said. "We weren't as sharp as we were against McCutcheon on Tuesday, but we played well in spurts enough to be able to pull away from them when we needed to."
Kiley Victor had 13 kills, four digs and an ace for the Berries (2-0). Syd Bullard floored 10 kills.
Hannah Jones and Bailey Kelley each dished six assists, and Nakeya Penny and Alaina Page contributed four kills apiece. Page added three blocks. Lindsey Cheney had six digs and Katie Easter added three. Erin Samuels had two aces.
Logan travels to North Miami on Tuesday.
Culver 3, Caston 2
The Comets were edged in five games at Culver, 28-26, 19-25, 23-25, 25-19, 17-15.
Sarah Holt had 13 kills and two aces for the Comets (0-2). Haley Hoover had seven kills, four digs and three aces, and MicKayla Rans added five kills, four digs and two aces.
Katelyn Miller had 18 assists to go with three aces and two blocks. Haley Small added seven assists and Madison Martin followed with five.
Twin Lakes 3, Cass 0
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Morgan Gutwein led Twin Lakes with eight digs and six kills. Lauhren Pickett added six kills and five blocks. Chloe McAchren had 25 assists and two aces.
Brittany Connell came up with 12 digs and two aces. Lela Crabb contributed with 12 digs, and Chayse LeHocky added eight kills.
Twin Lakes coach Tim Kingery likes what he saw Thursday.
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Rossville 3, Carroll 0
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Kouts came out strong against Winamac (0-1), which was playing in its first match of the season.
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"We weren't good [Thursday]," Winamac coach Mark Eber said. "We started well, but we couldn't maintain that. We weren't aggressive and we didn't communicate well at all, especially on some of those in the second half. We had some rookie mistakes by players who know better. I give the kids kudos for playing hard to the end, but we were simply outmatched. We need to regroup and get ready for Twin Lakes."


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Carol Marie (Hudson) Vizenor, 69 of Pengilly, Minn., died on Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013 in her home.
She was born on Oct. 11, 1943 in Grand Rapids, Minn., she was the daughter of Clifford and Laura Hudson.
She was raised in Goodland, Minn. She graduated from the Nashwauk High School in 1961. She married Donald Vizenor on Sept. 2, 1961 in Goodland. Together they raised their family in Grand Rapids, Virginia, St. Paul, Anoka, Cass Lake and then finally moving back to the area they were raised, Pengilly. She was a full time mom for several years before going back to college. She graduated from Itasca Community College in 1992 with an Associates of Arts degree in Accounting. She worked from H & M Auto for 10 years. After new ownership at H & M Auto, she left and went on to work at the Wal-Mart Bakery in Hibbing as the Primary day shift cake decorator and then transferred to Wal-Mart in Grand Rapids where she was currently employed.
She was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother and enjoyed spending time with her family. On her days off, she enjoyed caring for her grandchildren. She was a woman of many talents including sewing, knitting, crocheting and cake decorating. She also enjoyed reading books, doing puzzles, gardening and traveling. She looked forward to her weekly lunch dates with siblings, cousins and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, Betty Hudson and a brother, Richard Hudson.
She is survived by her husband Donald; children. Gloria (Larry) Day of Walker, Minn., Dan (Andrea) Vizenor of Bemidji, Minn., Steve Vizenor of Bemidji, Minn., Julie (James) Peacock of Cass Lake, Minn., Laurie (Kevin Cochran) Vizenor-Troumbly of Bemidji, Minn., and Bryan (Jenica) Vizenor of Pengilly, Minn.; 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; sister, Ardyce Drawz of Grand Rapids, Minn.; and a brother, Robert Hudson of Chippewa Falls, Wis.
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08:21 AM ET 12.28 | Congratulations are in order for Craig Roh, who before his first college game as a true freshman in 2009 sat in then-defensive coordinator Greg Robinson's office and found out he would be starting against Western Michigan. Back in 2009, only a few months removed from his Arizona home, Roh never dreamed of this game, in which he will set the Michigan record for consecutive starts with 51, snapping a tie with former offensive lineman Jon Jansen. "At that first game, I did not think I was going to start the next four years," Roh said. "I was thinking I need to practice my best for the next game. Ultimately living in that present moment has gotten me this far." Roh's path has bobbed and weaved, with him continuing to find his place on the field.
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Let me add 51 starts and 3 losses to tOSU! If only Braxton had hit DeVier Posey on that wide open fly with 40 seconds left it would have been 4 losses, but hey I am not obsessed or anything.
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You are so correct. To this day I think about how close we came to extending our bowl loss record to the SEC. I would have never forgiven Tressel for losing that game. He tried to milk that lead by running and Petrino knew it. 8/9 in the box the whole 2nd half. Only 4 pass attempts in the 2nd half after Pryor had lit it up in the 1st half. A classic Tressel game. I swear WPS that guy took 10 yrs off my life.
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Hey have you guys seen my New Year's Eve date? Courtney Vaughn > > > >
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Hmmmm. This guy needs a nickname.
I'm going with "Rut", what do you guys think?
Hmmmm. This guy needs a nickname. I'm going with "Rut", what do you guys think?
Dang...beat me to it...LOL
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A classic Tressel game. I swear WPS that guy took 10 yrs off my life.
Hard for me to believe that was only 2 years ago. 2 years ago I partied in New Orleans. Last year was Dallas and beating a team that was #1 oin BCS for quite a while this year.
This year, 4-8 and nowhere to go.....crazy how fast we fell back to earth.
Congrats to tOSU and the Ubanator......can't wait to watch what you guys do to the B1G for the next few years until the league catches up to his style. Enjoy the ride.
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ReplyDeleteRepliesHere is my two cents ;) I say we all start somewhere. I also think that sometimes you just need to jump in there no matter where you are. That's how we learn. If we wait around forever until we feel "perfect" we might not ever begin. I began enjoying photography because of my craft blog. I have just studied things myself (and still do) to master my camera/lenses/editing/etc. It takes time to kind of find your style too. I began just taking pics of my friends and when I felt confident enough and people liked what I did, I started offering it for a fee when people asked. We are military and move a lot, so I don't feel like trying to do anything like this as a job job yet. I just bought a Canon 7d, upgrading from a Canon rebel xs, which is what I used for these pictures. It's worth it. I always felt so limited with the rebel and feel much more comfortable offering my services now with a better camera. I want a Canon Mark II or III, but after researching, I wanted to use my funds to buy better lenses as well, as they really make a huge difference. I still use my nifty fifty (50 mm F/1.8) but also invested in a 85 mm f/1.8 and am saving up for more. I currently use Lightroom 3 to start off with (really good for correcting white balance if off and shadows and such) and then edit in PSE using various actions I like (my favorite are from Paint the Moon). I might try Photoshop one day, but I don't feel at a place where I have the time to learn it and don't feel like putting my money into it yet. I believe it will be worth it, but not quite yet for me. I'm happy and I feel confident in my style :) Don't worry about making people mad because you will no matter what. Do what makes you happy and do your best! We are blessed to live in a free country where we can choose our career paths and do what we love :) Maybe see if you can intern with a local professional photographer for a few months? I would say the business aspect of it is going to take up your time the most if you do this full time, so best to see how others do that part too.
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- Anonymous said...
I think what helps is to have a good system and to have discipline.
The rest is garbage. Onyone can say anything. People in the financial world shoot any garbage there is out there. Oh, by the way, Yamada, on thursay, she was very bearish and today we are having a good rally. I am not taking shots at Yamada, but she a contrarian indicator, and it works very well.
good thing that you have the 200ma, and I am developing other indicators. That is the most important. The next importance is discipline.
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It's funny that Farrell was such a bull in the 90s.
- Anonymous said...
Jeff from good old Milan pretty much nails it. A system of some sort and discipline. Goodness knows the digital world is populated with investment bunk (present web site excepted, of course).
Regarding Farrell: Being a bull in the '90s wasn't exactly a bad call.
But maybe Farrell needs to start drinking decaf. The hyperventilation obscures the points he's attempting to make.
BillM - 3:06 PM
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Thanks BillM,
I like Seg's quote, the more you work at investments the luckier you get. Good show SEG. Here is an article that is interesting: http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/Columns/2011/06/20/How-the-Fed-Could-Set-Off-a-New-Recession.aspx
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Posted January 15th, 2013 at 07:50 PM by Hikamaru
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Black 2 Part 5: Don't go into the long grass!
Sorry guys for the delay, I had loads of problems with my computer and it's all been too awkward and everything, but finally a new Black 2 Adventure blog entry is here, and it's one where you'll see me in a big rageface. Beware, this is not for the faint-hearted to read.
So, this entry all started last week when I defeated Skyla and earned the Jet Badge. I taught my Lucario ThunderPunch to help give him an edge against her Flying-types. Managed to beat her using just Lucario, which was kinda cool.
Next, I had to go find Professor Juniper, which meant going through THAT ONE ROUTE I HATE SO MUCH IN UNOVA I WANT TO DESTROY IT a.k.a. Route 7. I don't get why I hate it, it's probably cos I have something against routes with long grass, and that reminds me of that Don't go into the long grass! scene in Jurassic Park. Oh man I hate long grass (Route 7's is by far the ugliest of the long grass routes to date), but I breezed through quickly to get to Celestial Tower, find Juniper and even get a nice gift from her - a Lucky Egg. I even caught myself an Elgyem to top it all off. Didn't even bother to get the X-Scissor TM cos I couldn't bear to see another patch of long grass or I would have gone into total rageface.
After I returned to Mistralton City, I went with Juniper, Bianca and Skyla to Lentimas Town and I had a look around. Then I went to the confusing Reversal Mountain, with Bianca by my side. After so many battles, I found my way to Undella Town and then went to the Strange House, where I picked up a Dusk Stone and the Lunar Wing. Also caught a Skorupi on the way.
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In examining the apartment market of Eastern Ontario, Kingston and Ottawa tend to draw the eye, and why not? They're the largest markets in the region by far, with surprising strength, low vacancy rates and high average rents. But they're not the only places to invest. If you want to park your money in a centre where you'll know it will keep, then there are two centres which offer stable investments. These are the centres of Belleville and Peterborough, on the extreme eastern end of the Greater Toronto Area.
Continuing our samples from the Rock Report, we come to the star of Eastern Ontario, the nation's capital, Ottawa. It's no surprise that Ontario's second largest city, with its large base of people looking for temporary accommodation, has a strong apartment market. The presence of two nationally prominent universities means a strong demand for student housing. But Ottawa has some surprises as well:
As I reported earlier, Eastern Ontario has two major markets. Everybody knows about Ottawa, and it's no surprise to find activity there quite heated, especially in the furnished apartment niche. But Kingston often surprises people. In spite of its size, it has a substantial market, and in spite of its market, vacancy rates are among the lowest in Ontario. The presence of a large student market only tells part of the story, I think. Here's what we said about Kingston in the ROCK Apartment Report:
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I want to access an online catalogue on my iPad, as the catalogue is using flash to display in the net, I can´t, but individual pages can be loaded as pdf. As it has somewhat over 1500 pages I don´t want to click every page on my mac and save it. I found that all the pdfs are residing in one folder on the server, sadly the folder can´t be accessed directly, only the individual files. http://tpk6.aurednik.de/2012/pdf/pagina.00001.pdf this path leads to page 1 off the catalogue, pagina.00002.pdf is page 2 and so on. So basicly what I need is a workflow, software, script that starts with page 1, than adds 1 to the filename saves it and so on. Sadly I wasn´t able to find a way in Automator to get this working. As i`m an absolute Noob regarding Apple Script and programming in general, I hope some of the fine people here can help. Thanks! Mark |
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It had been since that first meeting with Klein that Knott had been totally healthy. He missed spring football this year, but was healthy, finally, for the preseason. Knott was there to celebrate with Klein when he returned an interception 87 yards for a touchdown against Texas Tech, the fourth interception return touchdown of his career, which tied the NCAA record for a linebacker.
Three games later, Knott re-injured the shoulder in a loss to Oklahoma State, but tried to get through it the following week. He wore a brace against Baylor Oct. 27 and made 11 tackles, broke up a pass and forced a fumble in a win against Baylor.
"Even when he's banged up," Klein said, "he still makes big plays."
The pain and the danger were too much. The Cyclones decided enough was enough for Knott. His season and his college career were both finished. A few days later, he received a hand-written note from Texas Coach Mack Brown.
"I try to send a note to any young man, especially one in our league, who I got to know by watching him play and admiring him through the years," Brown said. "This young man was a great player, but by all accounts he was a better young man. I hate that any young man who is as passionate about the game as he is gets the latter part of his senior year taken from him."
Knott gushed about the note on Twitter and it helped him stand tall in the low moments. Iowa State moved Klein to Knott's spot and Knott tried his hardest to mentor the next in line. Jeremiah George made 17 tackles in the team's first game without Knott.
"We had another body out there," Iowa State Coach Paul Rhoads said, "but you don't replace him."
The Cyclones (6-5, 3-5) lost their first two games without Knott. George totaled 34 tackles and Klein managed just 11. The slide ended with Saturday's 51-23 win against Kansas, when Sam Richardson, the third-string redshirt freshman quarterback, came off the bench in the first quarter and threw for 250 yards and four touchdowns.
Kansas, the league's second-best rushing offense, ran 48 times for 252 yards. In three games, Iowa State's defense has dropped from No. 37 to No. 59 in rushing defense, from No. 30 to No. 52 in pass efficiency defense, from No. 65 to No. 93 in total defense and from No. 26 to No. 30 in scoring defense.
"We've missed Jake Knott a lot," Rhoads said. "Jeremiah George has filled in where A.J. was playing and we moved A.J. to Jake's position and their numbers have been good, but we miss Jake's leadership, we miss his physical abilities and we miss his production."
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United States Senator
June 12, 2008
We held a hearing last week on detainee policy and Senator Feinstein chaired another related hearing earlier this week on interrogation methods. I thank those Members who participated in these forward looking hearings.
I was disappointed last week to see the failure of the Bush administration to provide access to proceedings for the victims of 9/11 in line with the victims rights legislation I joined with Senator Feinstein and Senator Kyl to pass some years ago. I have written to Attorney General Mukasey and Secretary Gates on this matter and will work, as I did on behalf of the Oklahoma City bombing victims, to see that the 9/11 victims and their families are respected and have the greatest possible access to theses proceedings.
We held another important hearing yesterday on how Americans' interests are being short-changed by activist court decisions made by the conservative Supreme Court. I was critical of activist justices who have hijacked statutes intended by Congress to protect Americans and misconstrued those laws, then made matters worse by then finding that their cramped version of the Federal law preempted the States and denied access to our state court juries, which have been the backbone of civil justice since being written into the Seventh Amendment to the Constitution.
This morning, I want to commend the Second Circuit and the unanimous panel of judges from that court for their decision reversing the Bush-Cheney administration's position in three cases of women from Guinea who were callously denied asylum even though they had been subjected to female genital mutilation. In April, I joined with a bipartisan group of Senators led by Senator Cardin in writing to Attorney General Mukasey, urging him to review the matter. I am glad the Second Circuit got it right --, right on the law, right on the facts and right on what U.S. policy is and should be.
Yesterday afternoon, Senator Schumer chaired a hearing on additional judicial nominees to vacancies in New York. This hearing was the culmination of extensive consultation. It was our eighth nominations hearing this year.
Republicans objected to Senator Feinstein completing her hearing on coercive interrogation techniques and the recent Inspector General report on the role of the FBI. It was a good hearing and an important hearing. It was conducted fairly and led to important testimony and helpful analysis. It would have been cut short had not the Majority Leader taken action and extended the lunch recess of the Senate briefly so that we could complete it.
Yesterday the now all too familiar pattern was repeated. The Judiciary Committee was holding a hearing on the impact on real people - on all Americans - of Supreme Court decisions that have stripped protections for American consumers and workers. The hearing began with the Ranking Republican Member noting how important it is that we discuss these issues, and he was right. In recent decisions, the Supreme Court has misconstrued our laws, ignored the intent of Congress, and ultimately prevented state court juries from providing redress for misconduct that has harmed ordinary Americans.
Then an anonymous Republican, without warning, objected to the hearing being completed and prematurely shut it down in the middle of Senator Whitehouse's questions. As Senator Whitehouse properly observed, it was a shame given that the women who had traveled to Washington to testify had already been victimized by insurers, medical device manufacturers and the courts and were then today cut short by an anonymous Senate Republican. Republicans in the Senate earlier this year blocked Senate action on a bill to remedy one of these egregious Supreme Court decisions, that involving Lilly Ledbetter, and now they will not even listen to ordinary Americans who have been hurt.
This week's agenda includes bills to rectify another excess of the law by which anyone associated with what the administration determines to be a "terrorist" group or anyone who has given what is deemed to be material support to a group is barred from entering the country. I have worked long and hard to fix the "material support" prohibition and to make it more targeting and focused to those we should actually be trying to deny access.
The bills before us today have to do with the African National Congress, but they could as easily be others who resisted Sadaam Hussein or the Taliban or even Castro, or individuals forced at the point of a gun and under extreme duress to be child soldiers or others who have been caught up in the material support bar.
How ridiculous is it that the law as interpreted by this administration could bar Nelson Mandela or other members of the ANC from entering the United States? These bills do not do all that we should, but Senator Kerry's bill and that sent to us from the House take a step in the right direction by exempting the African National Congress, the party that helped end apartheid and now leads our democratic ally South Africa, from the sanctions of the law. Secretary Rice has called this law an embarrassment. Today we can take a step toward fixing it.
We also have the bill I introduced with Senator Grassley to extend the statutes of limitations on crimes that have been committed in the war zones of Iraq and Afghanistan. This is consistent with actions Congress took in World War II and other wars to ensure that those who commit offenses not escape accountability because their actions cannot be investigated and prosecuted during armed combat.
I have also listed the judicial nominations from Michigan on which I chaired a hearing on May 7. We have now received the updated ABA ratings, having received Mr. Murphy's last week. To no one's surprise Judge Helene White is rated well qualified. My efforts to expedite Committee action on this group of nominees were not as successful as I had hoped last month. I trust we will be able to make progress today.
I understand the Supreme Court has handed down a decision recognizing habeas rights of those held at Guantanamo and we'll take a close look at that decision. I've joined with Senator Specter on numerous occasions to try to clarify this fundamental and important matter, but this news account is encouraging. I want to read the decision because the last thing we should ever do is just do away with our basic habeas rights. There is nothing more critical as a right in this country than the right of habeas corpus.
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Statement of Chairman Patrick Leahy
On Judicial Nominations
Executive Business Meeting
June 12, 2008
It is ironic that week after week, as the Senate continues to make progress on filling judicial vacancies, we hear a steady stream of grumbling from Republicans. On Tuesday, we confirmed three more lifetime appointments to Federal courts. None were confirmed by this time in the 1996 session when a Republican majority ran the Senate.
Yesterday, Senator Schumer chaired a hearing for four more nominees for lifetime appointments to Federal district courts, and I thank him for that. Today we consider two of President Bush's nominations to our nation's important Federal circuit courts - Judge Helene White and Raymond Kethledge, both of Michigan, to the Sixth Circuit - as well as Stephen Murphy's nomination to the Eastern District of Michigan. Yet the grumbling continues.
It is perhaps the ultimate irony that here, as we take the extraordinary step of moving two of President Bush's circuit court nominees in June of a presidential election year, we are criticized for, of all things, moving too quickly. The other side of the aisle is up in arms claiming that we are moving the "wrong" Bush nominees. Never mind that these Sixth Circuit nominations break a decade-long impasse and would fill the last two vacancies on that circuit--compared to the four vacancies the Republican majority left by failing to move President Clinton's nominees for three years. When, as chairman, I scheduled a hearing and vote for Judge Julia Smith Gibbons of Tennessee, and then for Judge John Marshall Rogers of Kentucky, we were able to break an impasse on the Sixth Circuit that had extended for five years. Confirmation of Judge White and Mr. Kethledge of Michigan would complete the process by filling the two remaining vacancies on the Sixth Circuit.
Allowing the Committee even to consider these nominations by President Bush stands in sharp contrast to the actions of Senate Republicans who refused to consider any of the highly-qualified nominations to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals during the last three years of the Clinton administration. Those nominees included Judge White, herself; Kathleen McCree Lewis, an accomplished attorney and the daughter of former Solicitor General of the United States and former Sixth Circuit Judge Wade McCree; and Professor Kent Markus of Ohio, who was supported by his home state Senators, both Republicans.
When Republicans discuss the pace at which we are considering judicial nominations, something is always wrong. When I schedule hearings and proceed to consider the nominees of this President - President Bush - for lifetime appointments to the Federal bench, I am criticized for moving too quickly or too slowly. It is like the story of Goldilocks - the porridge is always too hot or too cold. But Goldilocks is a children's story. We should not be playing children's games with something as important as judicial nominations.
I regret to report that when I tried to expedite consideration of the three nominees on the agenda today, I encountered only criticism from the Republican side of the aisle. Sadly, Judge White bore the brunt of the unfair criticism at the hearing. Last month, Senator Brownback publicly apologized for his actions at the hearing, and I commended him for doing so. Now that the nominees have answered the scores of time-consuming questions Republicans sent to them, and we have the updated ABA ratings so much emphasized by Republicans in connection with these nominations, we can move forward.
At the May 7 hearing for these nominations, we heard a good deal of criticism about our willingness to proceed based on Judge White's earlier ABA rating, although we heard nothing about the fact that Mr. Murphy had been renominated for a different judicial position and needed a new ABA review and rating. Of course, I was endeavoring to expedite our proceedings in light of the discussion between the Majority Leader and Republican leader and in light of what I thought was the Republicans' interest in confirming three additional circuit court nominees by Memorial Day. Judge White's updated ABA rating of "well qualified" vindicates our actions. I hope that after more than a month of questioning and consideration, we will not hear any more talk about a rush to judgment.
Judge White has been now been nominated by Presidents from both parties, by a Democratic President and by a Republican President. She has served as a Michigan state court judge for more than 25 years. In addition, she has been active as a member of the legal community and of community organizations including COTS (Coalition on Temporary Shelter), JVS (Jewish vocational services), and the Metropolitan Detroit Young Women's Christian Association. When the most partisan President in modern history, one responsible for sending us so many divisive judicial nominations, nominates a Clinton judicial nominee, it should send a signal. This nomination should allow us to make further progress in our efforts to remove judicial nominations from partisan politics. She should be a consensus confirmation. I hope that Republican and Democratic Senators will join together to support her nomination and the entire package of Michigan nominations that President Bush has sent to us after consultation with Senators Levin and Stabenow.
Judge Helene White has served on the Michigan Court of Appeals for the past 15 years, having been elected by the people of Michigan in 1992. Before that she served for a dozen years on the Wayne County Circuit Court, the Common Pleas Court for the City of Detroit, and the 36th District Court of Michigan. She is described on the Bush White House website as "an experienced and highly qualified judge, who is known for her intellect, work ethic, and demeanor." I could not agree more.
As of today, Republicans who opposed Judge White's nomination back in 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000 have yet to explain, justify or even acknowledge their treatment of her. It has been more than 11 years since her initial nomination. As this Committee finally considers her nomination, I will be interested to see if Republican Senators are willing to explain their inaction for the entire last four-year term of President Clinton's second term, while vacancies on the Sixth Circuit rose to four. It will be interesting to see if those who oppose her today will do so on the basis of decisions she rendered and actions she took in those years.
Oddly, Republican attacks on Judge White have focused in part on what they term a lack of experience. Somehow, someone who has been an appellate judge for 15 years - longer than Ray Kethledge has practiced law - and who has served as a judge for well over two decades is now not experienced enough to be a Federal appellate court judge.
Some Senators suggested that her lack of experience with specific Federal issues that never come before even the most experienced state judge was a problem. They ignore the fact that judges always have to learn new areas of the law as new cases come before them, and no one is better prepared to do that than an experienced jurist like Judge White. Indeed, Mr. Kethledge was gracious enough to concede at the hearing that he too lacked experience in the same specific areas of Federal law, and yet his qualifications have not been called into question.
Should we conclude from the Republican attacks that no state court judge can be confirmed to sit on a Federal court? Certainly Jennifer Elrod, a state court judge with far less experience than Judge White, whom we confirmed to the Fifth Circuit earlier this year, was not held to that standard by the Republicans. Indeed, I recall what Senator Cornyn said about her nomination: "I would point out that when it comes to experience, most of us, when we apply for a new job, or a nominee, have rarely done that job before. So the question is not whether you have actually done that job before, it's whether you are likely to do a good job, if confirmed."
Others have pointed to a few cases in which Judge White was reversed. Of course, these were cases in which Judge White joined a unanimous panel of her court, or in one instance, where she agreed with the rest of the court on the law and differed only on the facts. More to the point, they were cases of such limited precedential value that the decisions were not even published. I hope that in a long career spanning thousands of decisions, she will not be judged by a few unremarkable cases. Republicans have certainly asked us not to focus on a small handful of cases even when the cases in question were far more noteworthy.
Republicans have simply not been able to point to anything in Judge White's long and distinguished career that should give us pause. So I hope consideration of her nomination does not turn instead on speeding tickets or some of the other curious topics alluded to in her hearing. If that becomes the standard, I fear we will not have any judges or, for that matter, any Senators qualified to serve. I fail to understand why Republicans seem to be trying so hard to find reasons not to support a nominee selected and supported by President Bush.
Republicans contended, in connection with Judge White's nomination, that the ABA rating was of great importance. I hope then that they will find persuasive the ABA's determination that she is well qualified to serve as a Federal circuit court judge. As I said that I would, I have ensured that we are proceeding in an orderly fashion, that all Senators have had a fair opportunity to question the nominees and that we have all the materials we need in order fairly to consider these nominations, including the updated ABA ratings for Judge White and the one received just last week for Mr. Murphy.
Our second Sixth Circuit nominee is Raymond M. Kethledge, a young man who has had a promising if brief legal career. I am glad to see that he has performed pro bono legal services, something I have always thought lawyers should do.
The Michigan vacancies on the Sixth Circuit have proven a great challenge. I want to commend Senator Levin and Senator Stabenow for working to end years of impasse. I have urged the President to work with the Michigan Senators and, after seven years, he finally has. We have come a long way since I became Chairman in 2001 when the Sixth Circuit was in turmoil and nominations had been road blocked for years. At that point there were four vacancies on the Sixth Circuit.
Judge White was first nominated by President Clinton to a vacancy on the Sixth Circuit more than 11 years ago, but the Republican-led Senate refused to act on her nomination. She waited in vain for 1,454 days for a hearing, before President Bush withdrew her nomination in March 2001. Hers was one of the scores of qualified judicial nominees pocket filibustered by Republicans. This year, President Bush reconsidered, and renominated her. I hope the Senate will follow his example and confirm Judge White and Mr. Kethledge to the last two vacancies on the Sixth Circuit.
One thing that has been apparent from the outset of the year is that Republicans hope, by ignoring their history of pocket filibustering more than 60 of President Clinton's judicial nominations while they were in the majority of this Chamber, to simply erase their history. The history is clear. With respect to circuit court vacancies, Democrats have reversed course from the days during which the Republican Senate majority more than doubled them. We have lowered the 32 circuit court vacancies that existed when I became Chairman of the Judiciary Committee in the summer of 2001 to 11. Circuit vacancies have not been this low since 1996, when the Republican tactics of slowing judicial confirmations began in earnest. If we can confirm Judge White and Mr. Kethledge, we can reduce circuit court vacancies to single digits for the first time in decades.
I am sure there are some who prefer partisan fights designed to energize a political base during an election year, but I do not. I saw the story in Wednesday's Roll Call that includes the headline "Divided GOP Settles on a Fight Over Judges" with all the discussion by Republican Senators of the politics that fuels their efforts to appeal to "conservative activists" and "ignite base voters" and find an issue that "serves as a rare unifier for Senate Republicans" and their presidential nominee.
The American people do not want judicial nominations rooted in partisan politics. They want federal judges who understand the importance of an independent judiciary. Our independent courts are a source of America's strength, endurance and stability. Our judicial system has been the envy of the world. The American people expect the Federal courts to be impartial forums where justice is dispensed without favor to the right or the left or to any political party or faction.
The only lifetime appointments in our government, these nominations matter a great deal. The Federal judiciary is the one arm of our government that should never be political or politicized, regardless of who sits in the White House. I will continue in this Congress, and with a new President in the next Congress, to work with Senators from both sides of the aisle to ensure that the Federal judiciary remains independent, and able to provide justice to all Americans, without fear or favor.
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