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Free WEE ME Arts Day for Preschool-Age Kids on Sunday, June 28 at CSMA
Original post made by csma on Jun 19, 2009
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Wee Me Arts Day is sponsored by CSMA and FIRST5 Santa Clara County. Media sponsor: Bay Area Parent. Thank you: Los Altos Town Crier, Mountain View Voice, Palo Alto Weekly, The Wave Magazine, and Whole Foods Los Altos.
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CSMA offers very good programs that enrich children's lives. I am always amazed of how so few take advantage of this great resource.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) — Albert Pujols and Mike Trout homered to back Jered Weaver and help the Los Angeles Angels beat the Kansas City Royals 3-2 Thursday.
Pujols, Trout homer as Angels beat Royals 3-2
Pujols hit his first home run of spring training in the first inning against Bruce Chen, a day after doubling twice.
"His swings have been better," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "The two swings he had yesterday against the White Sox, where he drove the ball to right-center, is a great indication. The first one today he killed to center. He just missed another one, too."
Pujols missed the final 62 games last season with a left foot injury.
"I think you guys are seeing a pretty healthy Albert out there," Weaver said. "It's fun to see him back to moving well like that at first base. When he gets into the box he just looks way more comfortable as far as his swings and approaches go. It's night and day from last year. We're looking forward to seeing a healthy Albert. I'm sure he's excited to get it going, too. You're glad he's on your side, that's for sure."
Trout hit a two-run drive in the sixth, giving him home runs in back-to-back games and four overall. Trout also doubled and is hitting .400 with 14 RBIs.
Angels: Weaver allowed two runs and three hits in 5 1-3 innings with five strikeouts and no walks. He threw 77 pitches and allowed a home run to Jason Donald.
"The fastball command was great," Weaver said. "This is probably the best it's been in spring. I had late-life on the two-seamer, which was good."
Royals: Chen gave up three runs and six hits in 5 1-3 innings.
"I thought they were pretty decent pitches," Chen said. "I threw a curveball down to Pujols, and he hit it strong into center field. And I threw a changeup down to Trout, and he was still able to hit it to center field."
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its weird the one that is supposed to be janine i thought was stacey at first. then the one that is supposed to be phil i thought looked more like grant and the guy from fantastic four :D they're reli good though i wannna get one of myself to see wat i would look like :D
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Well I love to watch the documentarys on movies that had trouble productions. Jaws 2 & Jaws 3 would be fun to see who hates who.
I just bought the Anniversary Edition of Jaws. And who would want Jaws 3?
I bought the sequel boxed set as it was only £12 for all films, but I took it back as they sucked so bad. Terrible, terrible films...
O(K...Spielberg should sit down with Peter Benchly and come up with something that will make us forget all the lame follow-ups to their original masterpiece. I only plan on viewing the original again ...well maybe Jaws 2 as well...its the least offensive.
I wouldn't. Even though I tend to be a bit of a completist and buy a box set whenever available, Jaws 30th anniversary and Jaws 2 dvds are enough for me.
I would like to all the footage of JAws 2 that the first director shot. All of the Jaws movies had production problems! Jaws 2 and Jaws 3 the producers fired the director while the movies were shooting! "Jaws the Revnge" after it was released in the United States went back into production for a new ending. I would love to see a doc. on the making of all of these movies!
JAWS BOX SET OF ALL 4 MOVIES If Universal releases all 4 'Jaws Movies" in a super delux Box set would you buy it?
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King earns Leicester replay against City
Leicester 2 Manchester City 2
Sunday 09 January 2011
Joe Hart's glaring error enabled skipper Andy King to earn Leicester a deserved FA Cup third round replay with Manchester City at the Walkers Stadium.
Hart failed to hold onto an innocuous cross from Paul Gallagher - and King converted the rebound midway through the second half.
Sol Bamba gave the Championship side a first minute lead but James Milner and Carlos Tevez put the visitors in the ascendancy before half-time.
Leicester earned their second chance and were a constant threat from the set-pieces of Gallagher. New signing Bamba troubled Roberto Mancini's side in the air and Hart made some fine saves before his blunder.
The game got off to a dramatic start with the home side taking an early lead. Former City striker Darius Vassell won the corner and Gallagher's centre was flicked on at the near post before Bamba applied the finishing touch from close range.
Vassell was causing problems with his pace and earned a free-kick just outside the box when brought down by Adam Johnson.
Lloyd Dyer whipped his cross into the far post and Jack Hobbs powered a header back across goal which Hart was forced to push into the air before collecting at the second attempt.
Roberto Mancini's Premier League side tried to find their composure and Kolo Toure's through-ball almost played in Jo.
But the ball had just too much pace for the striker to seize control and ran through to Foxes keeper Chris Weale.
Johnson's centre picked out Patrick Vieira and his shot from eight yards out was blocked by Weale, before Leicester regained their momentum and caused all sorts of problems from a series of set-pieces.
Hart made a superb save to turn aside a 25-yard drive from Leicester midfielder Yuki Abe destined for the top corner.
From the resulting corner by Gallagher, Hart again showed his worth by parrying a close range header from Bamba, who had another header blocked on the line by Shaun Wright-Phillips.
Back came the visitors and Johnson should have scored from close range but deflected his shot around the post after failing to make a full contact.
Leicester continued to pose problems and Richie Wellens played in skipper Andy King. He tried to chip Hart, who had raced off his line to narrow the angle, and failed to clear the keeper.
Then in the closing seconds of the first half an audacious finish from Tevez put his side in front.
Milner supplied a low centre and the Argentinian striker had the presence of mind to backheel the ball past Weale.
Leicester began the second half on the offensive and Dyer was sent free of the visitors' defence by Gallagher - but he lacked composure and shot wide.
Sven-Goran Eriksson's side looked to have regained their belief and continued to pose problems from set-pieces.
Yet another Gallagher corner picked out a Foxes player and this time Hart fisted away a header from King.
Hobbs should have done better when he headed over close range from Gallagher's centre, before Weale went down to get his body behind Milner's low drive from the left side of the box.
Then a blunder from Hart enabled King to bring Leicester back on level terms after 64 minutes.
Gallagher - once again - curled in a centre from the left which bounced just in front of Hart. However, the England international goalkeeper failed to grasp hold of the ball and the alert King snapped up the rebound.
Leicester were in the ascendancy and Wellens was brought down right on the edge of the box by Nigel De Jong, before Mancini made what appeared to be a defensive minded switch with Jo replaced by Pablo Zabaleta.
Milner came to his side's rescue when he headed Bamba's header off the line - but back came the visitors and Weale made a great save to deny De Jong from close range after he had been teed up by Tevez.
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2/5 and paid $11.60, $6.40 and $3.20.
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and $5.40. It was another half-length
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"He loves it here," said winning trainer Justin
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track. Eddie (jockey Castro) did everything
exactly as I said, 'sit off the early speed and when you turn for home come and
get them.' Today was perfect."
Castro echoed the trainer's comments, "We had two speed
horses in front of us and were in perfect position," the jockey said. "I thought Get Stormy was going to be really
tough, but luckily my horse had a really good kick in the stretch."
A 4-year-old gelding by Northern Afleet from the High
Honors mare Teaksberry Road, Teaks North improved to 6-1-2 from 16 starts. The $150,000 winner's share of the Grade 3
purse moved his lifetime bankroll to $526,964.
Earlier on the card, General Perfect went from last to
first to capture the $65,000 John McSorley Stakes, traveling the 5 ½ furlongs
over "good" turf in 1:02 1/5.
Trained by Glenn Thompson and ridden by Joe Bravo, General
Perfect paid $19.20, $8.40 and $6.
Southern Danger, who finished a length and a half back, completed the $184.40
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The state of Utah needs to support the Medicaid expansion initiative as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. We need to do this because poverty is the single greatest threat to our childrens' well-being.
Recent census data shows that 16 percent of Utah's kids live below the federal poverty level with 25 percent of Washington County Children and 43 percent of single moms also living with the disability of poverty. Poverty affects infants and children in many ways, including brain and behavioral development as well as educational and health outcomes.
If we do not deal with these issues in childhood, we can expect to raise another generation of unaffordable adults that will be plagued by diabetes, obesity and mental health disabilities. We cannot simply solve the issue of poverty with the federal expansion of Medicaid. However, in Utah we love our kids. We have the highest birth rate in the nation at 88 births per 1,000 women a year. Not every person or family is fortunate enough, smart enough or healthy enough to be accountable for providing for their own health care.
The Medicaid expansion will help cover more children and adults that currently do no have health insurance, as well as allow more doctors to be able to afford to see these patients. I am a doctor, a mother, a patient and a taxpayer. I can think of no better way to spend my federal tax dollar than investing in the health and well being of our children.
The idea in this day and age that we are not supporting quality health care for all our children while we have this golden opportunity is just not right. The children deserve it, the doctors deserve it, and until we can solve poverty, it is a step in the right direction.
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Missing computer game designer's father fears son was attacked by a COUGAR while jogging in the woods three weeks ago
Gone: David Clement, 30, went missing on the morning of November 6 while on a run
A search is under way for a Camino, California, man who vanished three weeks ago, and now his parents fear that he may have fallen prey to a mountain lion while out on a run.
David Clement, 30, spent the past two years developing a computer game and was just days away from sending it out for testing when he went missing on the morning of November 6.
Clement's father, John, said that the night before, his son told him that he was going to run some errands in the morning and the two planned to meet later in the day. David Clement has not been heard from since.
John Clement told The Sacramento Bee that he believes that his son went for a morning run and may have been attacked by a mountain lion that was spotted in the area in recent weeks.
David Clement was working on graphic designs on his computer until about 5am on November 6 and then went out. When his father was unable to reach him, he headed over to his house just a few hours later.
John Clement said David's motorcycle was parked outside and his wallet, phone and keys were left behind at the house.
However, his new running shoes and jacket were gone along with a pistol the 30-year-old carried with him for protection from wild animals when running through the woods, leading his father to believe that David went missing while out on a jog along Snows Road.
Route: Clement's family and friends scoured Snows Road in Camino where the 30-year-old usually jogged
Worst fears: Clement's father thinks his son may have fallen prey to a mountain lion, or cougar, which was sighted in the area a few weeks ago
A few days after David Clement's disappearance, John Clement returned to his son's home to speak to his roommate, who said that he hadn't seen or heard from David in several days.
El Dorado County Sheriff's Office spokesman Sgt Jim Byers said there is no evidence of a foul play, and at this point, they are investigating Clement's disappearance as a missing person case.
Byers added that officials with the search and rescue unit scoured the area last week and cadaver dogs, but failed to find anything.
According to John Clement, his 30-year-old son served two years in the Army and was discharged in 2001. After entering civilian life, the young man tried his hand at acting and worked for a time in IT.
David had a bout with depression brought on by financial struggles, but according to his father, he had worked through his issues.
Search party: Clement's father, John, right, and the man's friends plan to continue scouring the area and possibly expand the search next weekend
Friends say the 30-year-old is not suicidal, and it is out of character for him to go off the grid for extended periods of time without letting anyone know.
On the day of his disappearance, the 30-year-old was preparing to begin 'beta testing' his computer game with the help of a friend to work out any flaws in the program.
About two dozen friends and family continue to scour the area around David Clement's home, and his father said there are plans to broaden the search next weekened.
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David Cameron's new election guru considered some of Boris Johnson's closest aides to be "f***wits" during the mayoral campaign, it was claimed today.
Lynton Crosby, who masterminded two election victories for the Mayor, regularly launched into expletive-laden rants during his time with Mr Johnson, according to a new book.
In Victory in London, Mr Johnson's former political director Alex Crowley gives the first insider account of the Mayor's campaign.
Mr Johnson played a key role in promoting Mr Crosby as the man who could help the Tories win the general election in 2015.
The Mayor told his team that the Prime Minister would be "bonkers" not to hire the strategist, who masterminded multiple election victories in his native Australia.
The book tells how Mr Crosby pulled Mr Johnson's re-election campaign back from the jaws of defeat by taking on and beating his internal rivals at City Hall.
Mr Johnson's campaign almost fell apart as a result of the "delicate" relationship between the campaign and his mayoral team.
In the book Crowley tells how Mr Crosby told him of the schism with City Hall, saying: "Mate, there's a lot of f***wits in the world, but you can't go round telling them they're f***wits."
Crowley went on: "Lynton Crosby took a sip of whisky — Johnnie Walker Black, lots of ice, soda water — and remained leaning forward… Crosby is well capable of out-clowning Boris, but on this occasion he was deadly serious.
"Our biggest challenge, he said, was to avoid a 'them and us' situation between the campaign team and City Hall.
"We were all under strict orders to get on well with our counterparts, despite our frustration with some of the compromises they had to make."
Mr Crosby felt the decision to focus on projects such as the Thames Estuary airport and cable car were "alienating voters" and could cost him the election.
"All the research suggested the Mayor instead needed to focus on the issues that Londoners cared about most — policing, transport and the economy.
Crowley claims that even Mr Johnson grew "increasingly exasperated" by his advisers' lack of knowledge about the administration in which they served.
On the other hand, City Hall aides such as Guto Harri, Mr Johnson's closest adviser, felt the campaign wanted to "take the fizz out of the champagne" by forcing him to be boring.
However, Mr Crosby eventually won the battle of wills after a "fierce debate", getting Mr Johnson to focus exclusively on issues such as crime, transport and the economy for the rest of the campaign.
Mr Crosby's job for the Prime Minister will be to win back core Tory voters who have lost faith in the party.
His experience in London suggests he will focus on issues such as crime and immigration which are important to the grass roots.
Mr Crosby embarked on a tactically brilliant campaign for the Mayor. He took decisions about where to focus limited resources, commissioning encyclopedic research into Ken Livingstone's background and planning meticulously for every eventuality.
Many Tory insiders feel the party needs the sort of discipline which Mr Crosby can provide.
The book reveals a highly motivational boss who took no prisoners but who also showed a humorous, compassionate side to his staff.
Labour vice-chairman Michael Dugher today wrote to the Prime Minister asking him to investigate allegations that Mr Crosby argued during the mayoral campaign that the Tories need not focus on "f***ing Muslims".
A spokesman for Mr Crosby said he had "absolutely no recollection" of using the term.
Exclusive extracts from the book will appear in tomorrow's Standard.
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Nora Ephron's movie is a salute to Julia Child, "the woman who taught America how to cook", and, in Meryl Streep's impersonation of her, a relentlessly jolly person whose sing-song twitter became a staple of American TV in the Sixties.
Child's story of living in Paris with her uxorious husband (Stanley Tucci) and compiling a cookbook that took eight years to finish is set against the modern story of a young housewife (Amy Adams) in Queens, NY, who writes a blog about cooking every one of Child's recipes in a year. The movie is not objectionable – it's very affectionate, and has a light comic tone – but it is insufferable. Ephron seems to believe that that shots of people talking and eating at the same time are intrinsically entertaining. They're not. Streep gets by on eccentricity, but the Adams character is your average nervy egomaniac whose idea of a crisis is a cancelled dinner party or spilling a boeuf bourguignon. Tweeness and whimsy eclipse any spark of thoughtfulness. The resulting confection is two hours of drama-less self-congratulation.
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- Supreme Court agrees to hear case in which feds claim right to ignore deadlines for suit-filing because of Wartime Suspension of Limitations Act (WSLA), passed in 1942 [my new Cato post, earlier]
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- Incentivizing complaint-filing: State Bar of California pushes "urgency legislation" empowering it to collect $2500 per enforcement action from targets of its efforts against unauthorized practice of law; association of non-lawyer preparers of legal documents calls it "a cleverly designed effort by the Bar to seek additional revenue from non-members of the Bar." [Dan Walters, Sacramento Bee via KafkaEsq]
- Feds get earful on Hawaiian tribalization plan [KHON, Indian Country Today, more, earlier]
- BP: "Legal feeding frenzy continues four years after the spill" [Melissa Landry, The Hayride]
- Danke schön! "Overlawyered ist übrigens ein vorzügliches Blog, das sehr oft sehr gute Postings hat zu den Irrungen und Wirrungen des US-amerikanischen Rechtssystems" [Lawblog.de comment]
- There'll always be a Berkeley: California city requires medical marijuana dispensaries to set aside some product for free use by indigent and homeless [Reason, KCBS]
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Now that we'll be canceling trademarks of sports teams with disparaging names, here's one that got away. [Washington Post]
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- Payday lenders sue federal agencies over Operation Choke Point [Bloomberg News, Business Journals, earlier; more, Funnell]
- Speaking of those lenders: "California Supreme Court to review 'rent-a-tribe' arrangement for payday lenders" [CL&P, more]
- "If someone starts trying to blame the Global Financial Crisis on 'de-regulation', you can stop reading…" [Lorenzo via Arnold Kling]
- Can we just admit that the feds' real target in the Credit Suisse case was the bank's customers? [ABA Journal]
- Maryland does not approve of Bitcoin [my Free State Notes via Kevin Funnell]
- Behind Halliburton v. Erica P. John Fund, SCOTUS's big case on securities class actions, two lawprofs are jousting [Alison Frankel, Reuters, and there's a Cato connection; earlier]
- For expats, FATCA raises "prospect of being discriminated against as an American for all things financial" [Peter Spiro/OJ; Sophia Yan, Money] More renounce U.S. citizenship [Yahoo] A Canada-based FATCA resource [Isaac Brock Society] Earlier here, etc.
I've got a write-up at Cato at Liberty about the federal government's massive, SWAT-like occupation of the rural Indiana property of Don Miller, a celebrated 91-year-old local collector who has traveled the globe and whose impressive collection of world and Indian artifacts "was featured in a four part series in the Rushville Republican." Under various treaties and federal laws, mostly dating to relatively recent times, the federal government now deems ownership of many antiquities and Native American artifacts to be unlawful even if collectors acquired them in good faith before laws changed. [WISH (TV), Indianapolis Star, The Blaze.] More: coverage in two more outlets with a flavor very different from each other, Shelby County News (FBI source stresses Miller's cooperativeness and suggests federal actions were wtih his consent or even at his behest) and National Public Radio ("seized," "confiscated")
Related: Richard Epstein at Hoover on Obama Administration plans to prohibit selling your family's vintage piano or moving it across a state line. And aside from ivory chess sets, the nascent War on Antiques might take a toll of replica firearms [Washington Times]
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- U.N. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities remains a bad, bad, bad, idea, but Senate Foreign Relations Committee has now scheduled hearings for Nov. 5 and Nov. 12 in effort to push it through;
- Proliferation of human rights treaties not necessarily good for, well, human rights [Jacob Mchangana et al. via Sullivan "Dish"; cf. David Kopel, NYT "Room for Debate" last year]
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- Ombudsman on South Dakota Indian foster care case: NPR "reporters and producers tried to push the story beyond the proof that they had. I don't know why." [NPR ombudsman]
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Following an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling, the youngster has been handed over to adoptive couple Matt and Melanie Capobianco, which most likely spells an end to the legal ordeal [CNN, earlier]
Meanwhile, in yet another indication that propositions that are controversial in the rest of the country are uncontroversial in the American Bar Association, the ABA last month endorsed a resolution (PDF) calling for "full compliance" with, and in general uncritically endorsing the operation of, the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978; reportedly, no dissenting voice was raised.
The New Republic, meanwhile, gives favorable ink to what it calls the "new anti-adoption movement." While adoption poses plenty of genuine and difficult ethical and policy issues that deserve a full airing (and even the occasional train wreck at its far fringes; reactions here (PDF), here) sloganeering about "reproductive justice" and intimations of false consciousness ("subtle brainwashing") on the part of birthmothers who choose adoptive homes for their children are likely to obscure the good that adoption can do [Balding/Yan, SSRN via @tylercowen]
- "You can't prove that favoritism influenced FDIC" in going easy on brass at Chicago bank [Kevin Funnell]
- Securities and Exchange Commission won't give up bid for more power in stale cases despite 9-0 SCOTUS loss [my new Cato Institute]
- Is JP Morgan paying an enforcement price for Dimon's outspoken criticism of regulators? [Prof. Bainbridge; WSJ (reporting claims that "it took Mr. Dimon too long to shed a combative stance with regulators... In April the bank's two top regulators told Mr. Dimon and his board that they had lost trust in management.")] More on Standard & Poor's claims that it was targeted for retaliation by federal government [Peter Henning, NYT DealBook, earlier]
- Judge rules against law passed by Chicago on bank-owned vacant buildings [Chicago Real Estate Daily]
- Post-merger derivative claims: "Delaware refuses to feed the sharks" [Bainbridge]
- Payday lending fight pits New York regulator against some Indian tribes [Funnell, Native American Financial Service Association]
- Stay on the line to learn more about the Verizon/Vodafone deal, or just press the star key to sue now [Daniel Fisher, Forbes]
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- Dept. of Interior mulls lowering threshold for federal recognition of Indian tribes [AP]
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- "No meaningful costs or downsides" to the Microsoft antitrust case? Really? [Tom Bowden]
- NSA covertly intervened in standards making process to weaken encryption standards [Mike Masnick, TechDirt] After being rebuffed by public opinion in quest for dragnet surveillance programs, NSA quietly put programs in place through other channels [Jack Shafer; related, Ken at Popehat]
- Given the limitations of litigation, better not to lament the shortcomings of the NFL concussion settlement [Howard Wasserman]
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The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, James Anaya, who is also a University of Arizona law professor, weighs in on the tribal side in Baby Veronica case [Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, United Nations, earlier] Last year we discussed Mr. Anaya's scolding of the U.S. government on Indian land claim issues. Just last week another official in the U.N. human rights apparatus upbraided the United States for hesitating to expose acquitted George Zimmerman to double jeopardy in the Trayvon Martin shooting.
Despite the Supreme Court ruling, birthdad Dusten Brown says he "will not voluntarily" return Baby Veronica to adoptive couple Matt and Melanie Capobianco, and the Cherokee tribe has unfortunately given encouragement to his stance [Tulsa World, Michael Schearer, SCOTUSBlog (high court refuses to block adoption)] "Before the hearing [in Tahlequah, Okla.], Cherokee County sheriff's officials ordered a Tulsa World reporter to leave the third floor of the courthouse, where the hearing was to be held. The Sheriff's Office then closed the entire courthouse to reporters, yet members of the public were allowed access to the building." [Tulsa World] Following threats of arrest and pressure from the governor of Oklahoma, Brown has now entered mediation with the Capobiancos [Tulsa World, more coverage]
Meanwhile, although defenders of the Indian Child Welfare Act have tended to applaud its elevation of tribal interests over the best interests of actual children, the Native American Rights Fund, revealing a newfound enthusiasm for the latter, has filed a suit purportedly on Veronica's behalf arguing that her best interests are not being taken into account in the adoption. And the girl's biological mother, Christy Maldonado, has announced plans to file a suit asking for parts of the Indian Child Welfare Act to be struck down as unconstitutional. [Associated Press/WCIV, Indian Country Today]
P.S. I do not rush to blame Mr. Brown, who, even if erring, is erring as many of the rest of us would. I do blame the Cherokee authorities, Native American Rights Fund, and others for irresponsibly egging him on as they stake out a maximalist position on behalf of a bad law.
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- "Bryon Farmer of the Blackfeet Tribe Jailed For Talking About Corruption In Tribal Government" [Ken at Popehat] "Popehat Signal: Vengeful AIDS Denialist Sues Critic In Texas" [same]
- Persons with federal government contracts can't give to federal candidates or parties. Too broad? [Ilya Shapiro and Trevor Burrus, Cato]
- "Together at last! 'Some US conservatives laud Russia's anti-gay bill.'" [@jon_rauch on Associated Press re: "propaganda" measure]
- More on Second Circuit decision ruling scientific conclusions akin to protected opinion for defamation purposes [Digital Media Law Project, earlier]
- San Antonio bars appointment to its city boards and commissions of anyone who has ever said anything demonstrating bias "against any person, group or organization on the basis of race" or various other protected categories [Eugene Volokh]
- Cincinnati Bengals cheerleader wins defamation suit holding gossip site operator liable for user comments [Sporting News] Michigan: "Ionia newspaper editor files defamation suit against critics" [MLive, Popehat with a critical view, update at Popehat following dismissal]
- "Hate speech" at issue: "Twitter releases users' identities to French authorities after tough legal battles." [JOLT]
"… and I oppose the Indian Child Welfare Act…..I fought for my right to choose where my child grew up." [Frances Danger, XOJane, earlier here, etc.]
Cato's Caleb Brown interviews me for yesterday's Cato Daily Podcast on the Supreme Court's recent decision in Adoptive Parents v. Baby Girl [earlier]. More on "constitutional avoidance" and Justice Thomas's noteworthy concurrence: Will Baude, PrawfsBlawg.
Yesterday, in Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl, the Supreme Court dodged the constitutional flaws of the Indian Child Welfare Act, instead choosing to rely on statutory interpretation to reverse a lower court's troubling decision. The very first sentence of Justice Alito's majority opinion hints at one of the underlying constitutional difficulties with ICWA, its assignment of family-law entitlements by race: "This case is about a little girl (Baby Girl) who is classified as an Indian because she is 1.2% (3/256) Cherokee." Justice Thomas's important concurrence points to another reason to doubt the statute's constitutionality—its ouster of state courts from their traditional supremacy in family law, based on sources of federal authority (such as the Indian Commerce Clause) that have never been recognized as supporting such ouster.
Justice Sotomayor's dissent has some force in arguing that the majority is departing from the most natural reading of ICWA's text, as well as Congress's likely intent, and in particular that it may be casting doubt on some rights of biological, noncustodial Indian fathers that Congress may have intended the law to protect. As Justice Thomas rightly argues, however, today's ruling makes sense in light of the doctrine of constitutional avoidance, in which the Court construes doubtful laws so as to avoid possible unconstitutionality. Eventually, if not in this case, ICWA's constitutional difficulties will be back before the Court in a form it can't evade. My April coverage of the case in Reason is here; background at SCOTUSBlog, RadioLab. [cross-posted from Cato at Liberty]
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Model and society girl Poppy Delevingne is the newest face of Rag and Bone's DIY Project.
The ad series, which has previously starred Miranda Kerr, Candice Swanepoel and Jourdan Dunn, sees the label give each girl a camera and a bag of clothes, and free rein to do what they like with them.
Ever the globetrotter Miss Delevingne, 26, takes her campaign to three locations - the sunny shores of Mustique, a rooftop in her hometown of London and a grassy field in the West Sussex countryside.
Sunkissed glow: Model and society girl Poppy Delevingne took her camera to the sunny shores of Mustique for Rag & Bone's DIY ad series, which has been running since 2011
The slender blonde said that she shot her campaign in Mustique at New Year while she was on holiday with her long-term boyfriend James Cook and a group of friends.
The blue sky images show her looking happy and relaxed as she frolics in the crystal clear Caribbean Sea before drying off on land.
In the frame: Miss Delevingne didn't say who took the sunny pictures of her, but at the time she was on holiday with her long-term boyfriend James Cook and a group of friends
Endless blue: Taking full advantage of the weather Miss Delevingne slipped into some flesh-baring ensembles
Taking full advantage of the warm weather she slipped into a number of flesh-baring ensembles for the shoot including a white tank top, sheer jersey and tiny cut-off denim shorts.
Back in the UK Miss Delevingne opted for slightly warmer pieces from the Rag & Bone collection, pairing tees with skinny jeans.
The Brit explained that she selected London as a backdrop for the ad series as it is 'where my home and heart lies.'
Globetrotter: Miss Delevingne frequently travels - she was recently in New York with her sister Cara for Fashion Week, but has now returned to Los Angeles
Getting creative: The Rag & Bone ad series sees the label give each girl with a camera and a bag of clothes, and free rein to do what they like with them
New ventures: While Miss Delevingne she has forged a successful career as a model she is now concentrating her efforts on acting
In the cityscape shots she appears against a backdrop of red brick and chimney stacks wearing minimal make-up with her hair styled straight.
For the final part of the campaign she headed to the West Sussex countryside where her boyfriend snapped her strolling through some muddy fields in a pair of wellington boots, carrying a brightly-coloured parasol.
It marks the first time Miss Delevingne has modeled for the U.S. brand Rag & Bone.
Striking looks: Miss Delevingne was spotted by Storm Model Management founder Sarah Doukas when she was a teenager
Rural fun: Miss Delevingne was snapped on a country jaunt by her long-term boyfriend James Cook
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After a short stint in Manhattan she returned to Los Angeles, where she spent Valentine's Day with fellow model Laura Bailey.
'Truffled out, giggly & sleepy; My sweetest Valentines dinner yet with @laurabailey_uk can we make it a yearly occurrence?,' she tweeted.
Colder climates: Back in the UK Miss Delevingne opted for slightly warmer pieces from the Rag & Bone collection, pairing tees with skinny jeans
Home at last: Miss Delvingne grew up in London with her two sisters Chloe and Cara
Close bond: Poppy Delevingne was recently in New York with her sister Cara for Fashion Week
While Miss Delevingne has forged a successful career as a model she now has her sights set on acting.
'I've always wanted to be in films and I'm not sure I can stay a model for ever,' she revealed last year.
The Delevingne sisters, Chloe, Poppy and Cara, were born in Belgravia, London.
At 5ft11in, Poppy is the tallest of the set. She was spotted by Sarah Doukas, founder of model agency Storm as a teenager.
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Blame America for your faults obama – But History will eventually set the record straight regardless of your and your minions games !
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Newly founded offshore support company World Wide Supply (WWS) has ordered four PSV 3300 CD's with Damen Shipyards. The PSV 3300 CD, built according to Damen's E3 principles, is a newly designed platform supply vessel for servicing oil and gas rigs worldwide and is specifically designed to perform safely and economically in adverse weather conditions. All four vessels will be built at Damen Shipyards Galati, Romania. First delivery scheduled for early 2013, last delivery end of 2013.
The PSV 3300 CD was launched at Europort last November and is the result of a dedicated design and research process for a new type of offshore supplier: a real workhorse with good seakeeping qualities, less need for maintenance and reduced emission levels. The vessels are built according to the highest environmental and safety standards and with an eye for crew comfort.
The 80 m long vessel has a large, 720 m² main deck, improved speed performance with the same engine size compared to her predecessors and incorporates proven technology and components of Damen's other PSV series. A unique eye-catching design, with a well-designed, sleek bow makes the PSV 3300 E3 a distinctive vessel. Damen benefited from design input from its Norwegian client WWS and from operational studies carried out on Damen PSV's operating in the North Sea and in Brazilian waters. The result is a vessel with very little slamming, and improved comfort and safety for the crew, vessel and cargo.
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WWS is owned by a group of Norwegian and international financial investors and industrial companies that see a need for specialized offshore services and fit-for-purpose vessels to match. WWS will enter into a management agreement with Remøy Management AS (Fosnavag, Norway) and will draw on the 40 years of experience and services of Remøy with respect to vessel management and crewing.
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Remøy and its group of companies is one of the main investors in WWS. Already in December 2010 Remøy publicly stated that the company was looking for new opportunities and keeping its eyes open for chances in other markets than its core-business market, that of battle vessels. With WWS, the group now seizes that opportunity. Since 1972, founder and chairman Ståle Remøy (a fisherman and captain since the age of 15) has provided services to the Norwegian marine sector through Remøy Management AS. Amongst others, the company manages six Norwegian Coast Guard vessels. Remøy's commitment to innovation is shown, for example, in the fact that it has been an early adopter of diesel-electric engines and by its use of LNG-powered rescue ships. At Damen Shipyards they found like-minded partners for their new project.
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The National Security Agency, or NSA's surveillance capabilities has the ability to spy on an incredible 75 percent of all U.S. internet communications. Citing current and former NSA employees, the Wall Street Journal says that this disturbing fact is far more than officials connected with the agency has disclosed.
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8/21/2013 (1 year ago)
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Keywords: National Security Agency, surveillance, Internet, totalitarianism, privacy
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The NSA keeps the content of some emails sent between U.S. citizens and also filters domestic phone calls made over the Internet in the hunt for foreign intelligence, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Carried out with telecom companies, NSA scans for communications that either originate or end abroad, or are entirely foreign but happen to be passing through the United States.
Officials told journalists that the system's broad reach makes it more likely that domestic communications will be incidentally intercepted and collected in the hunt for foreign ones.
The agency's stated aim is that it "is centered on defeating foreign adversaries who aim to harm the country.
"We defend the United States from such threats while fiercely working to protect the privacy rights of U.S. persons. It's not either/or. It's both," NSA said in an email statement to Reuters.
Where does the information all come from? Telephone companies, Internet firms and from the monitoring of online traffic, officials say.
Captured Internet material goes through large-scale filtering and processing systems before joining the other online and phone data in the main NSA databases.
All the material from there is then passed through software that spots links or patterns in the data, before being passed on to a NSA analyst, who examines the information in detail.
All the final reports are then stored in databases named Maui and Anchory.
According to the newspaper report, these surveillance programs show the NSA can track almost anything that happens online, so long as it is covered by a broad court order.
Edward Snowden, a former NSA contractor, first disclosed details of secret U.S. programs to monitor Americans' telephone and Internet traffic earlier this summer.
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