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[JURIST] Four doctors and a New Jersey pharmaceutical company were acquitted Monday of all criminal charges surrounding the dissemination of a tainted blood clotting product in Canada in the 1980s and 1990s, a public health disaster that infected more than 20,000 people with hepatitis C and more than 1,000 people with HIV. Ontario Superior Court Justice Mary Lou Benotto [OBA profile] refused to assign fault to former Canadian Red Cross [official website] national medical director Dr. Roger Perrault, former Health Canada [official website] officials Dr. John Furesz and Dr. Donald Boucher, and former Armour Pharmaceutical executive Dr. Michael Rodell, finding that their conduct failed to show wanton and reckless disregard for human life. The resultant death toll from the tainted blood has been difficult to calculate but, in 1997, the official number of fatal victims reached more than 3,000.The defendants were charged with allowing the HIV-infected clotting product Factorate to be distributed [FDA news release] to hemophilia patients. The tainted blood scandal prompted a full-scale Canadian government inquiry [final report, PDF], a transfer of Red Cross operation of Canadian blood donation efforts to the new Canadian Blood Services [official website] organization, and finally, in May 2005, a public apology [transcript] by Canadian Red Cross leadership. Attention to the case was such that Justice Benotto banned foreign media from the courtroom [JURIST report] and ruled that reporters could not reveal the identities of victims. CBC News has more.
[JURIST] The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said Monday that it would send a team of investigators to Iraq to study the circumstances surrounding a September shooting incident involving employees of the privately contracted security firm Blackwater USA [corporate website] that left 11 Iraqi civilians dead. According to the FBI, the US State Department [official website] has asked it to determine whether criminal charges should be pursued against the guards involved in the September 16 shooting. The US House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform released a report Monday noting that Blackwater fired 122 employees, more than one-seventh of its workforce in Iraq, in the past three years based on inappropriate behaviors involving alcohol, drugs, weapons and violence. The report also reveals Blackwater has been involved in an estimated 1.4 shootings a week in Iraq since 2005. Although private security firms are only authorized to use defensive force by the US State Department, Blackwater employees fired the first shots in more than 80 percent of the 195 incidents. On September 16, Blackwater guards allegedly fired on civilians, killing 11 and prompting the Iraqi government to withdraw Blackwater's operating license [JURIST report]. In response to domestic outrage, the Iraqi Interior Ministry is proposing draft legislation to be submitted to the Iraqi parliament that places private security contractors under Iraqi legal jurisdiction. The Iraqi judiciary is also probing the killings [JURIST report] to determine whether to proceed with a criminal prosecution. AP has more.
[JURIST] The trial of controversial al-Dustour [media website] editor Ibrahim Eissa [al-Ahram profile] on charges of allegedly spreading "rumors" about the health of Egyptian President Hosny Mubarak [official profile] in an August newspaper report began in Cairo Monday. Eissa chose not to appear for the beginning of his trial, but told reporters that "[t]he whole political society feels the danger of a state that is laying an ambush against journalists and freedom of expression." Last June, Eissa was sentenced [JURIST report] to one year in prison for publishing a report critical of Mubarak, but an appeals court reduced the sentence to a $4,000 fine. Monday's trial was adjourned after opening remarks, and is scheduled to resume on October 24. Eissa faces up to three years in jail if found guilty. AP has more. Under Egyptian law, citizens may file lawsuits against individuals who make statements that harm society, and the accused can face criminal punishment if found guilty. Last month, a court sentenced the editors of four tabloids [JURIST report] for publishing criticisms of Mubarak and the ruling National Democratic Party. Many rights groups have criticized Egypt in recent years for its stance on freedom of expression. Last week, the Bush administration, in commenting on a recent order by the Egypt government mandating the closure of the Association for Human Rights Legal Aid [advocacy website], expressed concern about "setbacks on press freedom and civil society" in Egypt, calling recent decisions a "contradiction" of the Egyptian government's "stated commitment to expand democratic rights." Mubarak has previously pledged to decriminalize press offenses [JURIST report], but has yet to do so.
[JURIST] A new law protecting private property in China took effect Monday, after it was approved [JURIST report] by the Chinese National People's Congress [official website] in March. Chinese lawmakers considered the bill for over 13 years and it underwent multiple drafts [JURIST report] before legislators agreed on a final version. The law grants equal protections to both public and private property and states that the "property of the state, the collective, the individual and other obliges is protected by law, and no units or individuals may infringe upon it." The absence of clear-cut property laws in China [JURIST news archive] has meant that local officials could expropriate property from businesses and private citizens without compensation and convert it into commercial real estate. The law was supported by China's entrepreneurial community and is the first first bill in China's history to specifically protect private ownership. Xinhua has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] heard oral arguments [transcript, PDF] Monday in Board of Education of the City of New York v. Tom F. [Duke Law case backgrounder; merit briefs], 06-637, in which the Court considered whether the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) [text] allows tuition reimbursement to the parents of a disabled student when the child has not previously received special education or related services from a public school, or if such an allowance stands in contradiction to 20 U.S.C. s.1412(a)(10)(C)(ii) [text] which allows reimbursement when the child has previously received such services. Tom F. was awarded continued tuition reimbursement under IDEA after his disabled child spent two years attending private school after Tom F. successfully challenged the public school district's Individualized Education Plan for his son as inadequate. The trial court reversed the administrative ruling, holding that the child was not entitled to tuition reimbursement because he had not previously received education services from a public agency. In reversing the trial court, the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit [official website] upheld [order, PDF] the reimbursement mandated by the administrative body stating that IDEA did not preclude tuition reimbursement in this situation. AP has more.The Court also heard oral arguments [transcript, PDF] in Washington State Grange v. Washington State Republican Party [Duke Law case backgrounder; merit briefs], 06-713, consolidated with Washington v. Washington State Republican Party, 06-730, where the Court considered whether Washington's system for primary elections violates the First Amendment right of freedom of association. State Initiative 872 instituted a "top two" primary system in 2004, which allows voters to select any candidate in the primary, with the top two vote-getters facing off in the November election, even if they are from the same party. The Ninth Circuit held [opinion text, PDF] that the initiative imposed a burden on the First Amendment rights of the Republican party with no justifying compelling state interest because it permitted candidates to claim association to a party without a requirement of any actual relationship with the party. AP has more.
[JURIST] The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has confirmed its ruling that a Polish woman's rights were violated when she was denied an abortion based on medical concerns that the pregnancy may cause her to go blind. Alicja Tysiac suffered a retinal hemorrhage after delivering her child by cesarean section in November 2000. The ECHR ruled [DOC text] in March that Poland violated of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights [text] by prohibiting the Tysiac from obtaining an abortion. Polish Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski appealed [JURIST report] that decision, arguing that the ruling threatened to undermine Poland's strict anti-abortion laws, but the ruling was upheld last week. Polish law allows abortions only when a woman's life or health is threatened by pregnancy, the baby is likely to be handicapped, or when a pregnancy is a result of rape. The ECHR found, however, that the Polish government did not provide any procedural framework to resolve a dispute concerning whether a medical exception should be granted, or to facilitate "effective mechanisms capable of determining whether the conditions for obtaining a lawful abortion had been met."Tysiac's case reached the ECHR [JURIST report] in February 2006. She had on multiple instances requested a certificate for the termination of her pregnancy on the risk to mother's health exception, but was denied. After her pregnancy and resulting injury, Tysiac was declared "significantly disabled" by a panel of doctors. The ECHR ordered Poland to compensate Tysiac 39,000 euros (approximately $52,000) in non-pecuniary damages, costs and expenses. The Irish Times has more.
[JURIST] Israel [JURIST news archive] released 57 Palestinian detainees Monday in a gesture of good will toward Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas [BBC profile], just days before a planned peace conference sponsored by the US. Last week, the Israeli cabinet approved the release of 90 Palestinians [JURIST report], the remainder of whom currently remain in detention due to procedural delays.Monday's prisoner release was the second in recent months. Israel released 255 Palestinian prisoners [JURIST report] in July after the government determined that the detainees were not directly involved [press release] in the killing or wounding of Israelis. Similar to the current release, the prisoners were released in an effort to strengthen the moderate Fatah against more-hardline Hamas, which violently took over the Gaza Strip [BBC backgrounders] in June. Palestinian infighting between the Islamist-Hamas and the secular-Fatah has established two parallel Palestinian governments in the West Bank and Gaza. AP has more. Haaretz has local coverage.
[JURIST] Houston oil tycoon Oscar Wyatt [NYT profile] pleaded guilty Monday to a charge of conspiracy to commit wire fraud for his involvement in the Iraq Oil-for-Food scandal [JURIST news archive]. Wyatt pleaded guilty to only one of five charges against him for his alleged payment of millions of dollars in bribes in return for oil contracts in Iraq. Wyatt remains out of prison on bail until his sentencing in November, but may not leave the US.US Attorney for the Southern District of New York [official website] Michael Garcia charged and arrested Wyatt [JURIST report] and two Swiss bankers in 2005 for their involvement in the scandal. The now-defunct UN Oil-for-Food program [UN materials] allowed the Iraqi government of Saddam Hussein, under UN sanctions in the wake of the first Gulf War, to sell limited stocks of oil in return for foodstuffs and other humanitarian supplies. Hussein's regime nonetheless bribed foreign officials and commercial interests so it could sell oil on the black market, embezzling over $1 billion in program funds and perhaps as much another $10 billion from other sources. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website] Monday turned back a number of cases brought before it for review, including the appeal [docket] of Yemeni Guantanamo Bay detainee Salim Ahmed Hamdan [Trial Watch profile; JURIST news archive] challenging the constitutionality of the military commission system. Hamdan was allegedly a driver for Osama bin Laden before his capture and incarceration at Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive] and last year successfully challenged President George W. Bush's military commission system when the Supreme Court ruled [opinion, PDF; JURIST report] that the commission system as initially constituted violated US and international law. Congress subsequently passed the Military Commissions Act of 2006 [JURIST news archive], but Hamdan argued that the current law still violates his rights. He had hoped the Supreme Court would consider his case along with those of other detainees challenging their detention at Guantanamo Bay [JURIST report]. AP has more.Other noteworthy rejections included:
[JURIST] A new law criminalizing the incitement of religious hatred came into effect [press release Monday in England and Wales. The Racial and Religious Hatred Act [text] makes intentionally stirring up hatred against people on religious grounds punishable by a jail sentence of up to seven years. Previously, certain religious groups also deemed to be ethnic designations, such as Jews and Sikhs, received protection under laws against racial hatred; groups like Muslims and Christians that were only considered to be religious received different treatment under the law. The act is also seen as an important counter-balance to anti-terror laws which have been viewed as disproportionately targeting Britain's Muslim population. Critics have argued that the law will undermine [JURIST report] the freedom of satirists, comedians and writers, and stifle legitimate discussion about religion and religious practices. The law was approved by Parliament [JURIST report] in early 2006, but under a statutory instrument [text], was not scheduled to take effect until October 1. Ekklesia has more. The Guardian has additional coverage.
[JURIST] A Chinese dissident writer has been formally arrested [CRD press release] in Hangzhou on charges of "inciting subversion of power," advocacy group Chinese Human Rights Defenders said Sunday. Lu Gengsong was initially detained on August 24 on suspicion of subverting state power and illegal possession of state secrets but the second charge was dropped. Human Rights in China had protested [press release] his initial detention as "the most recently reported instance of the crackdown by Chinese authorities on rights defenders in the run-up to the 2008 Olympics."In August, Human Rights Watch reported that China is clamping down on human rights activists [press release; JURIST report] and other political dissidents ahead of the Beijing 2008 Olympics [official website]. HRW said that leaders in the Communist Party of China [official backgrounder], fearing that activists will embarrass the party by highlighting political and social problems during the games, have also silenced independent media coverage. Amnesty International also reported [text; press release] in August that China has not kept its promises to improve human rights and press freedom [JURIST report] in preparation for the Olympics since the Chinese government has recently committed an increasing number of rights abuses against political and religious opponents. AP has more.
[JURIST] Eight more detainees have been transferred from Guantanamo Bay [press release], the US Defense Department said Sunday. According to the DOD announcement, six detainees were transferred to Afghanistan, one was transferred to Libya and one to Yemen. The names of the eight men were not released nor was the reason for their detention. A Yemeni newspaper reported on Sunday that Yemeni detainee Ali Mohamed Nasser had been released [Observer report] and returned to Yemen. The Defense Department also announced the transfer of one detainee [press release] from Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive] to Mauritania on Friday. While his name was not released the announcement said that "the transfer is a demonstration of the United States' desire not to hold detainees any longer than necessary."The Department of Defense transferred 16 detainees [press release; JURIST report] to Saudi Arabia in early September and another six detainees [press release; JURIST report] in early August, with five released to Afghanistan and one to Bahrain. Approximately 70 detainees are eligible for transfer or release out of the 330 detainees currently at Guantanamo. The Chicago Tribune has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] begins its fall term Monday with oral arguments [SCOTUS materials] in cases concerning the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act and the state of Washington's primary election system. Among the high-profile cases the Court will consider during October Term 2007 [case list, PDF] is Boumediene v. Bush [JURIST report], consolidated with Al Odah v. United States, where the Court will consider the constitutionality of the habeas corpus-stripping provisions of the Military Commissions Act of 2006 [JURIST news archive], which prevent "enemy combatants" held at Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive] from challenging their detentions in federal court.The Court has also agreed to hear [JURIST report] a challenge to the lethal injection [JURIST news archive] protocols used by 37 states. In Baze v. Rees, the Court will consider whether a commonly used three-drug "cocktail" violates the Eighth Amendment prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment because death row inmates suffer pain during their executions. The Court is additionally due to consider the legality of an Indiana law that requires voters to present photo identification as a prerequisite to voting, one of several controversial voter ID laws [JURIST news archive] adopted by states in recent years. The New York Times has more. Reuters has additional coverage.
[JURIST] Pakistani Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammed Chaudhry [JURIST news archive] and the Supreme Court of Pakistan [official website] on Monday ordered three Islamabad law enforcement officials to be suspended over Saturday's crackdown on lawyers and journalists [JURIST report] protesting the reelection bid of Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf [BBC profile] outside the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) [official website]. Interior Secretary Kamal Shah quickly responded to Chaudhry's order to immediately suspend [UK Times report] Islamabad's city and district police chiefs and the deputy head of the city administration after medics reported that hospitals treated 83 people from Saturday's protest. The ECP, which formally accepted Musharraf's nomination as a presidential candidate Sunday after the Supreme Court ruled [JURIST report] that Musharraf's re-election bid could proceed, recently implemented rule changes [press release] allowing Musharraf to remain as army chief while he campaigns for a third-term. Opposition parties have threatened to have their lawmakers resign from Parliament [official website] on Tuesday in protest of Musharraf's candidacy, while leaders in the North West Frontier Province [official website] said they would dissolve the provincial assembly [NWFP backgrounder]. Musharraf supporters responded by submitting a no-confidence motion against the province's top elected official to stall the dissolution until after the October 6 presidential election because a no-confidence motion must be voted on before dissolution can occur. AP has more.
[JURIST] Unofficial results of Constituent Assembly elections in Ecuador [JURIST news archive] on Sunday give the ruling coalition led by President Rafael Correa [official website, in Spanish; personal website] a landslide victory. Though Correa claimed an immediate victory, opposition leader Gilmar Gutierrez said he will refuse to accept a leftist victory until the Supreme Electoral Tribunal [official website, in Spanish] certifies the results in a few weeks. Initial results give Correa's party between 70 and 79 assembly seats, well above the required 66-seat majority. The newly elected assembly will be tasked with creating a new constitution. Last April, Correa proposed convening a constitutional assembly after a referendum overwhelmingly supported [JURIST report] his call to rewrite the country's current constitution [text, in Spanish]. The assembly will likely be charged with instituting reforms to restrain powerful political parties [JURIST report], increase government accountability, and hold regional, rather than national, elections. Critics fear that Correa will use the assembly to expand presidential power. In April, Congress dismissed the prior constitutional tribunal judges after they ordered the reinstatement of 50 lawmakers [JURIST report] who were dismissed [JURIST report] in February by the country's electoral tribunal for allegedly interfering in the referendum. AFP has more.
[JURIST] Bangladeshi property tycoon Ahmed Akbar Sobhan and his family were convicted in absentia by Bangladesh's anti-corruption commission [governing statute, PDF] of evading taxes amounting to $1.2 million and sentenced to five years in jail Sunday. Sobhan, chairman of property conglomerate Bashundara Group [corporate website], left Bangladesh when the government listed him as one of the country's 50 most corrupt people. In addition to the five year prison term, Sobhan was sentenced to three years in prison for making false statements to authorities. Sobhan, his wife, and three sons will begin serving their sentences when they are arrested or surrender. AFP has more. The Daily Star has local coverage.Sobhan's conviction comes amid a government crackdown on corruption [JURIST news archive; Bangladeshnews.com report]. Last month former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia [UN profile] and her son were arrested on corruption and misuse of power charges [JURIST report], just one day after former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed [party profile; JURIST news archive] was charged with corruption and taking bribes [JURIST report]. In August, the Bangladesh Supreme Court sentenced UN Special Rapporteur Sigma Huda [official profile, DOC] to a three-year jail term for her involvement in a corruption scheme [JURIST report] headed by her husband, former Bangladeshi Communications Minister Nazmul Huda.
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Hoping to make up ground in a key battleground state, Democrats are sending in some of their big guns to court the Jewish vote.
New York Senator Chuck Schumer will pinch hit for Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama in the Sunshine state this weeend.
Schumer, architect of the Democrats' gains in the Senate, will speak with voters at the Turnberry Jewish Center in Aventura, Temple Solel in Hollywood and Temple Beth Shalom in Century Village in Boca Raton on Sunday, Sept. 7.
Republican John McCain has stronger than usual support for a GOP candidate in part because of concerns about Obama among Jewish voters. Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman has also provided a critical boost for McCain among Jewish voters.
I am so excited that Senator Schumer went to Florida in support of Barack Obama. I'm a 49 year old Jewish mom and have always supported Obama. It's hard for me to understand why all Jews aren't supporting him also. The old concerns I used to hear about Obama have clearly been debunked. He does NOT have Muslim leanings and has always been a big supporter of Israel, called for continued US cooperation with Israel and defended and supported financial assistance to her. Many of Obama's top advisors are Jewish, including his closest advisor – David Axelrod. Obama supports issues very close to my heart, including protection of social security, low-cost prescription drugs, women's rights, and plans for the economy. John McCain used to be one of my favorite Republican Senators. However, with his move over the last several years to a more conservative platform and his recent pick of Sarah Palin, I am scared about what our country will look like if they were to win the election. My daughter already complains about her public school having Christmas trees and no Chanukah menorahs. Please support a leader with the judgment and intellect to bring about the change our country needs. We can't have four more years of George Bush.

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How far does that mag stick out?
Shot my G20 10mm today at the ranch. What a gun! I've always thought it was great but I had put an Arredondo +5 mag extension on it and wanted to check the reliabiliy with it full of ammo. Wow! Full power loads, flat shooting, master blaster with 21 rds. It shoots forever before a reload. Any other G20 shooters out there with a report?
How far does that mag stick out?
Looks good, I'll bet it's hard to carry.
Not too far to be cumbersome shooting at the range or "in the woods" with a "plastic" gun. I wouldn't want to try to carry it concealed unless I was wearing a big raincoat.
If "they" see you in a raincoat you're toast.Originally Posted by Charlie
Your reply beat my reply. Carrying isn't all that bad (NOT concealed) 'cept when you load it up with 21 rds. of ammo. Adds a little weight. What I'd like to have now is a Colt Delta Elite. Friend (the one with the AR) has a stainless Delta and it's a beauty. I've been trying to deal him out of it for years but it ain"t gonna' happen!
Me of the fun my grand daughter had running 33 round mags down range in her G26--lots of fun but just think over a box of ammo in 2 mags
Fun is what this gun is all about! And would probably work for self-defense!!!
Love using the 33 rd mag with my g26 and g17.Originally Posted by RONNIE J
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I don't like it when people that you'll never meet again say "Take care." Do they really care that I take care of myself? Do they even care that I'm still breathing after our fleeting, superficial meeting? H*ll NO!
I don't like it when people that you'll never meet again say "Take care." Do they really care that I take care of myself? Do they even care that I'm still breathing after our fleeting, superficial meeting? H*ll NO!
When someone says something then adds "but that's neither here, nor there" urks me. You obviously felt it was important enough to say, don't disqualify it by saying that. What's the point of saying so in the first place, if it's neither here nor there. UGH!
I'm honest, just not always in a nice way
Actually, I've never been to a wedding where it was not "I will".
heckles, do you take offense at all non "yes" or "no" answers? My mother-in-law asked "is it cold out there?" yesterday. I believe I said "colder than it was at our house; it's awful" (seriously--15 degrees colder a mere 20 miles away!) Was that pretentious? Just checking. Seriously, I suppose the words "it is" could be pretentious but that would depend heavily on the tone.
Heckles is a dweeb.
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On that note "Nice to meet you" is probably in the same realm. Especially when it happens when you're first introduced. No one knows, at this point, if the other person is nice or not and if it is actually nice to meet that person. It has happened to me a lot over the past months and as a European it makes me roll my eyes each time because it seems like such a standard phrase that you're expected to repeat back and there doesn't seem to be any meaning behind it.
I can't remember what book I just read, but it was about a non-native English speaker integrating into the US. One of the first things they said they found out was no on cares how you are, but everyone will ask. Answering honestly results in weird looks.
"Surreal" is overused too.
I think I will have a snack and take a nap before I eat and go to sleep.
Yes. 'Nuff said.
I think its use should be restricted to situations like this.
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This topic is not about history of qbs from programs. All Carolina fans will admit that we have a horrible history But were doing pretty fucking good right now. South Carolina is a better football program right now. So Steve has ever right to say what he said it was the truth.
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- It was entertaining when a few Gumps tried to trash talk, because an Alabama QB hasn't won an NFL game in over 30 years and counting,
- It was even funnier when Nova got trolled after one of his patented tourette's syndrome rants about how terrible QB's from CA are, when he was reminded that his Seminoles could never beat CA QB's Gino Toretta and Ken Dorsey, who while at Miami went a dominating 5-0 vs FSUe, when the Noles were actually good.
- But now S.Carolina fans have taken the laughs to ludicrous speed level, completing the trifecta of Lulz.
Considering that 3 USC QB's started and won more NFL games just LAST SEASON alone, than all of the SCar QB's did combined in their ENTIRE NFL career's = fans from SCar talking trash about QB's from USC, or any college team for that matter, are as ridiculous as Trojan basketball fans talking trash to North Carolina bball fans about Ncaa titles and producing NBA talent.
Or equally as moronic would be if SCar baseball fans tried to talk trash to USC baseball fans about Ncaa titles and producing MLB talent or if Indian fans talked trash to Yankees fans.
Leave it to the SCarolina microCocks ITT to be acting like virgins on the set of a porn shoot who criticize the action.
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Did a pole on just the blue board and a vast majority would have rather watched USCe pro day. So I would imagine since tbb is country wide a sportsnation pole would have had the same outcome
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joetheogre said...
ITT So Cal fans don't know how to handle trash talking
Spurrier is just ruffling feathers. No need to get panties in a wad. This is the SEC, its par for the course.
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Did a pole on just the blue board and a vast majority would have rather watched USCe pro day. So I would imagine since tbb is country wide a sportsnation pole would have had the same outcome
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No, the point is this - If you have a 1 inch Gamecock, your man card doesn't allow you to try and make fun of the guy with a 7 inch Trojan. You just accept your shortcomings, play on Thursday nights a lot, and give thanks for having an overrated rival like Clemson to beat up on.
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Like I said, the joke is on you guys for getting pissed off about it. Every one else knows this is just what Spurrier does, the man invented trolling.
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USC was unranked...that is the point...and no, 31 or 32 representatives of NFL franchises do not show up to every program that has talent.
You obviously don't read what happens at other universities Pro Days - the number of NFL teams represented is always published...if significant
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USC's #7's > South Carolina College's #7 Ranking
USC >>>>>> South Carolina College
While the hype centered around the "skill position" players Wednesday, the big winner may have been safety, T.J. McDonald, who drew praise from Kansas City Chiefs' scout and defensive backs' coach Drae Harris, who, along with Pittsburgh Steelers' defensive backs coach Carnell Lake, put USC's cornerbacks and safety through extended drills.
"[McDonald] is an explosive athlete who is quickly able to take what we were asking him to do and apply it to the field. He's so explosive out of his cuts and covers such ground."
McDonald, who measured in at 6-3, 213 pounds, led each of the defensive back drills. He caught every pass thrown to him, consistently using his height to his advantage by extending far beyond his frame to secure the ball.
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Michelle Nijhuis has just won the 2006 Sullivan Award for Excellence in Science Journalism for her series on global warming in the West, which concludes with this issue's feature story
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HCN now has a blog; HCN's Tucson board meeting and potluck; correction and clarification
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President Bush revives a proposal to sell off public lands managed by the BLM and the Forest Service as part of his 2007 budget
The Latest Bounce
White Pine County, Nev., seeks federal help to fight Las Vegas groundwater grab; fired workers suddenly regain jobs at National Renewable Energy Laboratory; marijuana is Washington's No. 8 agricultural product
Snowy middle ground
Wilderness advocates and snowmobile enthusiasts are working together in Montana to find enough room in the landscape to accommodate both their passions
Fishermen blamed for salmon troubles
James Connaughton of the Bush administration's Council on Environmental Quality says that fishing must be curtailed to save endangered salmon, but salmon advocates say dams are still the real threat to the fish
Energy company stakes out wildlife refuge
Yates Petroleum Co. plans to drill two gas wells in New Mexico's Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Wilderness: The new anti-nuclear weapon
The designation of a new wilderness area in Utah – the Cedar Mountain Wilderness -- may make it harder for nuclear power plant operators to ship radioactive waste to the Skull Valley Goshute Indian Reservation
Taking the law into their own hands
Citizens use a little-known legal doctrine called qui tam to fight energy company profiteering – and make money in the process
Book Reviews
Big dams, big battles
In Deep Water: The Epic Struggle Over Dams, Displaced People, and the Environment, Jacques Leslie profiles people dealing with dams in India, Africa and Australia
Friends in high places
In the essays gathered in Breaking Through the Clouds, Richard Fleck weaves in history, humanity and poetry to tell the stories of the mountains he climbs
Got Sun? Go Solar
In Got Sun? Go Solar, writers Rex A. Ewing and Doug Pratt explain how to carry out home renewable energy projects
Exploring High Mountain Lakes in the Rockies
Exploring High Mountain Lakes in the Rockies by biologist Fred W. Rabe takes a detailed look at mountain lakes, describing their formation, geology and aquatic plants and animals
In hunting camp, the closet is closed
A "gay, wolf-loving, tree-hugging former Marine" writes about Brokeback Mountain, elk hunting, and his own lifelong experience with shame and prejudice
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Heard Around the West
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Corporate agriculture doesn't control universities
Time for a little outreach
Neither bison nor mustangs are truly free
Most enviro cases legit
Sympathy for destroyers
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Bethania NHL, North Carolina: Archeology contributes to Criterion 1; The property is not eligible under Criterion 6: The town of Bethania , as originally laid out in 1759, consisted of twenty-four residential lots surrounded by an integrated and extensive system of " outlots ." The property is nationally significant because it illustrates the agricultural patterns of a rare example of a German, "open field" agricultural village. It is nationally significant as an example of a Moravian landscape and community planning and development and is the sole example of an above ground open field agricultural village in the six colonial Moravian Town Lots. Much archeological survey and some archeological excavation have been done in Bethania , but not enough to define national significance. No national context on Moravian archeology has been developed and much of the archeological survey performed was basic recording of archeological features that was essential for defining the historic residential and outlot areas of the landscape. At the time of nomination, not enough was known about the archeology to claim major scientific importance or provide enough information about a major theme in American history and thus, the property was not nominated under NHL Criterion 6 . However, the recorded archeological features – stone fences, millraces, foundations of houses and barns and information about the town layout - did contribute significantly to understanding the Moravian landscape. In this case, the archeology did contribute to Criterion 1 for exemplifying the landscape – the reason that the property was nationally significant. The archeological resources here are considered contributing resources to the NHL.
Example: Rosedown Plantation NHL, Louisiana, Archeology is important for understanding the history of the property and its significance, but it is not nationally significant under any of the Criteria: Rosedown Plantation is nationally significant in the areas of landscape architecture and architecture. The designed landscapes of the Southern plantation represent an important chapter in the history of design in America and Rosedown is particularly important as a tout ensemble to convey the appearance (to "tell the story") of the antebellum plantation domestic landscape at its apex. Archeological resources have been located at Rosedown that represent the working side of the plantation: the cotton agriculture and the enslaved people from Africa who made it all possible (everything from the plantation crops to the smooth running of the house to the growing of the garden and designed landscape described in the nomination). Since 2004, several areas within the property have been found to contain significant archeological resources associated with enslaved Africans living and working at Rosedown . Additionally, research in historical archeology has shown that plantation laborers, most often enslaved African Americans, can be considered "authors" of such gardens since they were the main workforce growing and maintaining them. Though Rosedown's pleasure gardens are planned gardens that seem strictly formal in their design and layout, based on current archeological research, it seems unlikely that the enslaved African workforce did not infuse their own philosophy into their creation, perhaps in unobtrusive ways, or merely unrecognized by the European American observer. This issue and others associated with African reflections on plantation landscapes as well as those related to African-American life and culture, are ripe for exploration at Rosedown in the future when further archeological investigations can be done.
Rosedown Plantation, LA: Rosedown Plantation is nationally significant in the areas of landscape architecture and architecture. The designed landscapes of the Southern plantation represent an important chapter in the history of design in America, and Rosedown's gardens, in and of themselves, are nationally significant in this respect – for their size, sophistication and overall integrity. Designed landscapes of the size and sophistication of Rosedown were in a small minority across the plantation South, and for such a fragile entity to survive with so much of its character intact is nothing short of remarkable. Rosedown, with its imposing main house, enables one to appreciate first-hand the domestic world of the South's wealthiest planters, a world made possible by enslaved African labor. While Rosedown was not nominated for its archeological significance, a nomination of this type should include a discussion of the archeology conducted at this site. |
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U.S. WNT players Megan Rapinoe, Abby Wambach, and Heather O'Reilly recap the USA's incredible win against Canada in the semifinal of the Olympics Soccer Tournament. The USA fought back three times before eventually winning the game through Alex Morgan's header in the 123rd minute. Rapinoe, Wambach and O'Reilly discuss the thrilling match and look forward to Thursday's gold medal game with Japan.
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