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The Gateway (January 2014 Edition)
posted by Gatemouth
Fri, 01/31/2014 - 6:56pm
So, it's come down to this; an occasional piece when the fancy strikes, plus a monthly Gateway summary of my sporadic FACEBOOK posts, just to keep my toe in the water.
With any luck at all, I'll probably see you before the end of next month. I've omitted most of my comments about Pete Seeger because I think there's a (likely to be ignored and despised) piece there.
January 2, 2014
We all knew that Michele Obama's cousin was a Rabbi, but who knew Obama's brother was Jewish?
GATE: Rumor has it he has no foreskin and eats Chinese food on Christmas. http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/01/02/obamas-half-brother-reveals-what-the-president-did-the-first-time-they-met-in-kenya-and-talked-about-western-culture/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=story&utm_campaign=ShareButtons
January 3
Brooks apparently lives in a world where alcohol does not exist.http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/03/opinion/brooks-weed-been-there-done-that.html?_r=3&
I note that I was carded every time I bought alcohol til I grew a beard at age 27. I was never carded when I bought weed.
Podhoretz: "Indeed, not since Theodore Roosevelt became vice president in 1900 has a major local politician gone on to do anything of consequence nationally ...That was 117 years ago, if you need help with the math. Since his day, not one mayor or high-ranking city official has even gone on to win statewide in New York, not for governor and not for senator."
NOTE: I actually emailed the Pod concerning his error about Smith, and he answered "that was a joke office--the Board of Estimate ran the city in those days, the aldermen had no power and were strictly party functionaries." When I sent him a link proving the Board President was a member of the Board of Estimate, he changed the terms of the argument. He's just incapable of admitting error.
Some might call comparing DeBlasio to FDR a bit of a stretch, but the author may not be so far wrong. I do note that Roosevelt was considered personally untrustworthy by every pol who ever did business with him. According to Caro, NYS's lobbyist, Ruben Lazarus, once told him "Governor, from now on we deal in writing and I'm going to demand a bond on your signature," while Moses once told him "Frank Roosevelt, you're a goddamned liar and this time I can prove it! I had a stenographer present!" http://www.huffingtonpost.com/brent-budowsky/bill-de-blasio-the-fdr-of_b_4537954.html?utm_hp_ref=new-york&ir=New+York
The Times' called on the President to grant Snowden "some form of clemency."
Downplaying your Zionism, or moving to Carroll Gardens; a Hobson's Choice. http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/157686/new-look-for-crif
Snow removal: Doherty: Meet the new boss; same as the old boss.
January 6
Apparently, the church is modifying its position on divorce. Maybe they meant he should get an annulment.
January 7
Orson Welles: "Once, off the hump of Brazil I saw the ocean so darkened with blood it was black and the sun fainting away over the lip of the sky.We'd put in at Fortaleza, and a few of us had lines out for a bit of idle fishing. It was me had the first strike. A shark it was. Then there was another, and another shark again, 'till all about, the sea was made of sharks and more sharks still, and no water at all. My shark had torn himself from the hook, and the scent, or maybe the stain it was, and him bleeding his life away drove the rest of them mad. Then the beasts took to eating each other. In their frenzy, they ate at themselves.You could feel the lust of murder like a wind stinging your eyes, and you could smell the death, reeking up out of the sea. I never saw anything worse... until this little picnic tonight. And you know, there wasn't one of them sharks in the whole crazy pack that survived."http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/house-races/194637-eric-cantor-gets-a-tea-party-challenger?utm_campaign=hillballotbox&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
The other day, I posted a story about interview with the President's half-brother, who is Jewish. The link was from a website controlled by the repugnant lunatic Glenn Beck, but it was the best link available for a really interesting story, so I used it, and some of my fellow liberals got upset.
In Senator Paul's defense, he didn't make this lie up; he plagiarized it from a Wikipedia page:http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2014/01/rand-paul-son-kentucky-automatically-enrolled-medicaid
Hope there's less protest than there was in Sheepshead Bay. http://www.towleroad.com/2014/01/new-tel-aviv-monument-to-honor-lgbt-holocaust-victims.html
January 8
I lived thru the Speaker's battle in 86, so this one line made my left eye jump (and I do not include it because it has predictive powers):
January 9
Because what Virginia really needs is a law criminalizing all teenage sexual conduct which cannot lead to pregnancy. http://thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/gop-senator-pushing-emergency-bill-to-make-oral-sex-between-high-school-students-a-felony/politics/2014/01/09/81446#.Us8uwzYjJno
January 10
I don't get it; where is the evidence that anyone in the Obama administration had anything to do with the IRS thing? Where is the smoking email? http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304347904579310832305028924
Brace yourself Bridget:http://galewynmassey.blogspot.com/2014/01/will-bridgegate-turn-into-bridgetgate.html
This isn't DeBlasio eating pizza; this is a guy named Warren Wilhelm eating pizza: http://politicker.com/2014/01/with-a-fork-bill-de-blasio-eats-pizza
January 11
Sharon's coma may have destroyed the chance for real peace as much as Rabin's assassination.
Sez Goldberg: "What changed was not his heart, not his life's aim, but his understanding of reality. In his heart, he understood Israel's enemies to be implacable. His objective was unaltered: to defend the existence of the Jewish state by any means necessary. For many years, he believed that the existence of the Jewish state was dependent on the occupation of Gaza. But he then came to realize that the "occupation" of Gaza was undermining Israel's democracy, international standing and security. And so he left. He left Gaza for the same reason he invaded Lebanon: He thought it would make Israel safer... If Sharon had not been stricken eight years ago, Israel might today already be out of the West Bank." http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-11/ariel-sharon-never-changed.html.
To those of my friends who toss around the term "war criminal," I charge, I must note that Sharon's own government found him culpable for the abomination which occurred at Sabra and Shatila, but let's also recall that what he was culpable for was inaction--not one shot was fired by an Israeli, and Time magazine deservedly was found by a court of law to have been untruthful when it accused Sharon of being an accessory before the fact.
Bibi reminds me more of Arafat every day. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/11/world/middleeast/israel-publishes-plans-for-new-housing-in-settlements.html?_r=0
Slow news day?
January 13
Maybe it had nothing to do with endorsements, or judgeships. http://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/following-the-money-on-bridgegate
January 15
The Post: "New York's GOP must be in dire straits if its state chairman has to beg his fellow Republicans not to endorse a Democratic governor for re-election."
Nothing says over like a Jersey pol getting personally dissed by the Boss (and I don't mean Norcross). Given Christie's well known Bruce-mania, this one was clearly meant to hurt.
January 21
Gatemouth (7/23/12): " To answer the question posed in my email today by Orthodox Pundit, the Lee Avenue pharmacy where Domestic Partner's mother and brother works is not the one with the dress code.
January 22
The Mayor on UES snow whining: "Nobody was treated differently, I think people need to be mindful when they hurl those charges."
Kevin Rofheart: This is just the beginning. Mark my words...by this time next year everyone will be begging for Bloomberg to come back.
Gate: because he was such an expert in giving snowjobs.
DeBlasio was the one who picked Greenfield? Well, actually, maybe there is some indirect element of truth there.
if one's ever lived in southern Brooklyn, it is hard to think of "ax" as a purely black phenomenon.http://touch.latimes.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-78941194/
These noble Jewish leftists disdain Jewish exceptionalism, all the while believing that we are so good and pure that we are the only people who need not sully themselves by embracing the brutality of having a nation-state of its own. They portray J-Street as an insidious fifth column shilling for Bibi while disguising their intent. I heartily recommend this to my friends on the Zionist right, so they will stop bashing J Street as it were the enemy.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/norman-solomon/the-blind-alley-of-j-stre_b_4644658.html?utm_hp_ref=politics&ir=Politics
Left academic Sean Wilentz exposes the truth about left heroes Snowden, Assange and Greenwald.
January 23
How does she explain Kansas? http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/01/23/1271963/-Illinois-Republican-says-God-makes-tornadoes-to-punish-gay-people
Zac Segal: The tornado states do tend to be red.
Allen Montgomery: Might have had something to do with what Dorothy was doing to Toto when she didn't think anyone was looking.
GATE: bringing new meaning to "Friend of Dorothy"
Allen Montgomery: God responded by giving the whole town a blow job.
Charlie Hall: Groan.
Gerry O'Brien: Atanus has never been the same since a house fell on her sister and the ruby slippers disappeared.
Massimo S. Salerno: How do the straight people avoid the tornado?
Republican men sincerely believe women have no trouble controlling their libidos, because their experience tells them this is so. Perhaps if they treated women with respect, their experience would be a bit different. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/23/mike-huckabee-women_n_4653426.html
January 25, 2014
Gail Collins expresses nostalgia for the old lovable Huckabee: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/25/opinion/collins-huckabee-spills-the-beans.html?ref=gailcollins
I'd be a lot less likely to dismiss BDS supporters as anti-Semites if they restricted their boycott to the occupation zone--though I doubt it, there is even the possibility they'd convince me. http://forward.com/articles/191541/theres-a-good-reason-for-singling-out-israel/#.UuR36adSjng.facebook
January 26, 2014
I'm a big Roth devotee, but Nixon's conversations with his staff about Roth's Nixon satire, "Our Gang" are funnier than anything in that book, which, unlike Roth, has not aged well. http://lareviewofbooks.org/essay/nixon-asked-haldeman-philip-roth
January 29, 2014
A Brooklyn Republican blog calls for a Tony Blundetto-style in-house whacking of Michael Grimm (I suggest they use a lady to entice him into the bathroom of a Bay Ridge bar). http://galewynmassey.blogspot.com/2014/01/how-long-are-brooklyn-and-staten-island.html#comment-form
January 30, 2014:
Instead of coming up with a new cheapshot at Melinda PussyKatz, I'll just link my old ones.
January 31, 2014
We longtime "South Brooklyn" residents are aware there are actually two unrelated Scotto families. Buddy Scotto's family runs a funeral home; the other Scotto "Family" supplies funeral homes with work (Though not the Scotto Funeral Home; Buddy has a longtime adversarial relationship with the mob).
What is it about the inability of political commentators to make simple factual corrections? This seem especially acute on the right (see my comments earlier this month re: Podhoretz).
Always be wary of any pol who alternative between referring to himself in the first person plural and the second person singular.http://politicker.com/2014/01/john-messer-mulling-a-third-bid-against-toby-stavisky/
Though there are a few inaccuracies here (the basic contours of the 11th CD have changed since Guy Molinari's election--at that time, the district included lower Manhattan and none of Brooklyn; the Brooklyn portion is somewhat more than a sliver; Fran Powers died before he was officially nominated and an actual GOP primary was held to pick their nominee; Libertarians, being a non-ballot status party in NYS, don't have primaries); the "right leaning district" was carried by Obama in 2012), the really amazing thing about this three ring portrait of Staten Island politics is how many good stories didn't make the article (for starters, there's not one reference to Brit Hume).
The center of all the world evil continues its disingenuous campaign of commit selfless humanitarian acts.
I'll agree with Bill Maher that we shouldn't judge someone harshly for having a lover who is in the process of getting a divorce (been there myself), so we shouldn't be slut-shaming Lis Smith.
But, I gotta tell ya, I don't have any problem at all slut-shaming someone for having a lover who's in the process of getting married to someone else. (and I don't care if you call me Katty for saying it).


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Bronze medal winner in the 50 metre backstroke, Gabrielle Fa'amausili, is #makingusproud at the 2014 Youth Olympic Games!
BRONZE FOR GABRIELLE FA'AMAUSILI IN THE 50m BACKSTROKE!
The fourth medal for New Zealand at the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games has come from the pool. Gabrielle has finished third in the women's 50m Backstroke in a time of 28.69
Our two newest medallists in Nanjing, Elizabeth Stannard and Daniel Hoy join Australia to win bronze in the Oceania mixed team triathlon!
Brittany Dutton (AUS) and Jack van Stekelenburg (AUS) started strong for Elizabeth Stannard (NZL) and Daniel Hoy (NZL) to bring home bronze in the triathlon.
The mixed team triathlon is on at 1:00pm (NZ), check out Dan Hoy and Elizabeth Stannard team up with the Aussies!
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Our athletes in action from Day Four of competition in Nanjing
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It was a fantastic day of competition here in Nanjing, with records falling and athletes progressing.
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The NZ Club opened its doors to family, friends and supporters in Nanjing for the Youth Olympic Games. It was a night of festivities and fun for all who travelled over to see the Kiwi Youth in action.
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New Zealand flagbearer Gabrielle Fa'amausili followed her fellow 14-year-old teammate Bobbi Gichard on to the podium at the Youth Olympic Games in China today.
The New Zealand and Australian Triathlon Mixed Team took home bronze today, with Elizabeth Stannard, 17, Palmerston North, and Daniel Hoy, 16, Auckland, joining Australian women's gold medallist Br
Our sailors caught the wind today and used it to place a bid for the medal races, the 50 metre backstroke swimmers qualified through to the final and the men's basketball team took two from two in
NANJING, CHINA - AUGUST 20: Felix Ritzinger of Austria competes in the Men's Team Event Cross country on day four of Nanjing 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games at Laoshan Mountain Bike Course on August 20, 2014 in Nanjing, China. (Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images)
NANJING, CHINA - AUGUST 18: Bobbi Gichard of New Zealand poses for photo after winning the bronze medal of the Women's 100m Backstroke Final on day two of Nanjing 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games at Nanjing OSC Natatorium on August 18, 2014 in Nanjing, China. (Photo by Feng Li/Getty Images)
NANJING, CHINA - AUGUST 18: (L-R) Deleuran Hansen of Denmark, Daniel Hoy of New Zealand, Ben Dijkstra of Great Britain and Peer Sonksen of Germany compete in the running stage during the Men's Triathlon on day two of Nanjing 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games at Xuanwu Lake Triathlon venue on August 18, 2014 in Nanjing, China. (Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images)
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January 12, 2014
"Unfathomable City: A New Orleans Atlas" by Rebecca Solnit and Rebecca Snedeker (2013) is part visionary road map, part post-traumatic Katrina therapy, and part poetic love ode/lament to our city. One chapter addresses systems of containment – levees and prisons. In Angola, jailhouse lawyers organized voting blocks of outside allies to push for prison reform and to have decades-long solitary confinement declared cruel and unusual punishment.
September 1, 2009
Next month the most important item on my agenda is Maafa Commemoration Month to reflect on the legacy of slavery and how everyone benefited from this human rights travesty except those who did the work. We began Aug. 30 with a successful Maafa 2009: Hurricane Katrina Fundraiser and Reportback, thanks to all the poets and the visual artists who donated art for the silent auction and of course to Tess and Yeme, the proprietors of Shashamane Bar and Grill.


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Now This Is What I Like To See...
This time he's putting together college teams who have graduated and gone onto MLS. I love this kind of stuff and frankly I wish I had done it before scaryice, but I can't and didn't so go check his story out.
Sorry about the lack of posting recently (for the past three months or so). "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." — Ferris Bueller
Right now my life is moving too fast to stop and look around, or blog. But take heart, I've been busy updating my lists and I'll have those ready before the college season kicks off.
How about those Rapids too? The team is finally clicking after years of hearing how much talent is on paper. Looks like Smith was the right piece in the puzzle to get the most of these guys. Omar Cummings, an American college product, is coming into his own and roasted DC United. Although, seeing their goals against number on the table begs the question...how on earth are they top of the Eastern Conference? It is funny how the balance of power switches between conferences. Wasn't it last year that the West sucked and the East dominated?
Other American college players leading the Rapids; Nick LaBrocca, Jordan Harvey, Cory Gibbs, Ugo Ihemelu, Matt Pickens, Conor Casey, Colin Clark and Pablo Mastroeni. The Rapids have struggled since the signing of John Spencer to find an International player who can fit into the team and really help it succeed. Now it seems like they don't need that and can go it alone with the college kids supported by select other signings. I also believe we're seeing the proof in the pudding of what Fernando Clavijo and John Murphy always said, that these kids can play, and I'll add, just not under those two coaches.
And how about those Nats? Did anyone out there believe they would move onto the semi-finals after seeing the first two performances? I did not.
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Target is planning a limited edition girls' collection inspired by the upcoming Sony Pictures film Annie, set to hit theaters Dec. 19.
Rovio will preview its upcoming "Angry Birds Stella" mobile game exclusively at Barnes & Noble stores from Aug. 29 to Sept. 3.
Preschool network Sprout has developed its own kids' tablet that will debut exclusively at Walmart in the U.S. this October.
Outdoor specialty store Field & Stream will open three new locations in September.
Children's specialty apparel retailer The Children's Place has signed a franchise agreement with Arvind Lifestyle Brands to open stores in India.
Family Dollar Stores has rejected the acquisition proposal made by Dollar General and is moving forward with its merger with Dollar Tree.
Office supply chain Staples announced plans to close 140 more stores in North America following a two percent decrease in the company's Q2 sales from 2013.
Plus-size retailer Lane Bryant is teaming up with American ready-to-wear designer Lela Rose for a limited edition apparel line.
Some families have only scratched the surface of their back-to-school shopping lists as of mid-August, according to the National Retail Federation.
Just Play has released the first toy range for "Tickety Toc" exclusively at Toys 'R' Us stores across the U.S.
Disney Consumer Products, ABC Family and the retailer Wet Seal are planning a new millennial lifestyle brand called Crush by ABC Family.
HSN and Univision Communications have launched a shopping service targeted to Hispanic costumers.
Blokker stores across Benelux are promoting Rainbow's girls' property Winx Club with a coloring contest that will run through the end of January.
Iconix Brand Group's heritage sports apparel brand Starter is planning its first retail space–a Starter Clubhouse pop-up shop.
Basketball star Shaquille O'Neal and Peerless Clothing have partnered to create a new fashion menswear collection that will launch exclusively at Macy's.
Disney Consumer Products has unveiled its new product line for the new Cars brand, Neon.
Walmart has maintained its No. 1 spot on Interbrand's 2014 Best Retail Brands list, while four other brands saw major increases.
Macy's is bringing back its American Icons campaign for a second year featuring fashion from big-name brands, events and a charity partnership.
Belk has unveiled an exclusive new home collection from fashion designer Cynthia Rowley that includes bedding, décor and tabletop items.
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Rehoboth during the few weeks before Memorial Day is a wonderfully quiet town and long weekends on the eastern side of the Bay Bridge are always relaxing. I am lucky there are times I can work from home and sometimes that means working from the beach. It's great to leave D.C. when the sun comes up on a Thursday morning and arrive at the beach in time to be online and working by 9 a.m.
Recently there was an article in the Washington Post reminding me again how fortunate I am. Sarah Halzack, in her column, "A not-so-flexible definition of flexible work," had a graph that looked at many of the possible variations on flex time and work from home. It showed that between 2008 and 2014 the number of businesses that allowed employees to work from home went from 50 to 67 percent and my office is one of those. We have employees who work from home part of the week and others work from home occasionally if they need to be there for family or other reasons. But the graph suggests what is becoming less common is companies allowing for sabbaticals or career breaks. Halzack writes "In other words, it seems employers are more willing to accommodate short-term solutions in which staffers make a minor tweak to their schedules so they can, say, duck out for their daughter's piano recital or avoid commuting during peak traffic hours. But if you're seeking more of a schedule overhaul — especially one that would reduce your hours, instead of just reshuffling them — it appears employers are less willing to work with you."
That would seem to be the result of businesses trying to do more with fewer people and asking all employees to increase their productivity. While that may be an admirable goal it means each employee needs to be there and working as often no one else is around to fill the gaps when one employee is off for an extended period of time. Even in small offices like mine it is great to allow for flexible hours but they need to be handled on an individual basis.
Reading the column while at the beach made me realize again the benefits of being able to spend some long weekends there and enjoy it before the really busy summer season begins. Working is definitely less stressful with the front and back screen doors letting in a nice breeze. Stress levels come down when thinking about heading out after five to happy hour for a glass of wine at the Blue Moon and being served by either Matt or Chandler, which sets a mellow tone for the evening.
When I was last at the Moon I got to see Meghan, one of the owners, who is working again after having her baby. She brought five-month-old Henry to the office to help her and he is absolutely adorable.
My last long weekend spent at the beach I went with friends to the Purple Parrot and saw owners Hugh and Troy who have made sure the place gets better each year. Friday it was MIXX on Baltimore Avenue and then a little fancier on Saturday for a superb meal at Eden also on Baltimore Avenue. I was there for Kentucky Derby weekend when the Doyenne of Rehoboth Beach, Tony Burns, had his annual Derby Party with a couple hundred of his closest friends, the best-looking people at the beach. They enjoyed drinks and hors d'oeuvres served by bartenders including the very handsome Josh who will again manage Aqua Grille on Baltimore Avenue when it opens this weekend. Most everyone is waiting to see who is back and who the new crew of waiters will be working the Aqua deck. Breakfast one weekend morning with my sister and sister-in-law who live at the beach full-time made for the perfect weekend.
It's terrific to have really competent staff that knows that even when I work from the beach they can reach me at all hours. In fact my deputy director has suggested that sometimes the staff is happier when I am out of the office for a few days.
Whether it's for a few days of work away from the office, or a weekend or longer vacation, there is no place like Rehoboth Beach.
Last month I self-published the second in my series of mystery novels with a middle-aged gay man who lives in Montgomery County, Maryland as the protagonist, The Purple Heart Mystery. It is partially set in Rehoboth Beach. It is available for free on my website: http://www.jakeflynnmysteries.com
Last month I self-published the second in my series of mystery novels with a middle-aged gay man who lives in Montgomery County, Maryland as the protagonist, The Purple Heart Mystery. It is partially set in Rehoboth Beach. It is available for free on my website: http://www.jakeflynnmysteries.com
See more at: http://www.washingtonblade.com/2014/05/15/theres-place-like-rehoboth-beach/#comment-182178


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Tethered Neuraminidase Inhibitors That Bind an Influenza Virus: A First Step Towards a Diagnostic Method for Influenza
Article first published online: 10 JUL 2003
DOI: 10.1002/ange.200250402
Copyright © 2003 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Angewandte Chemie
Volume 115, Issue 27, pages 3226–3229, July 14, 2003
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McKimm-Breschkin, J. L., Colman, P. M., Jin, B., Krippner, G. Y., McDonald, M., Reece, P. A., Tucker, S. P., Waddington, L., Watson, K. G. and Wu, W.-Y. (2003), Tethered Neuraminidase Inhibitors That Bind an Influenza Virus: A First Step Towards a Diagnostic Method for Influenza . Angew. Chem., 115: 3226–3229. doi: 10.1002/ange.200250402
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A debate that continued well into the 21st Century, the Scopes "Monkey Trial" took place in 1925 when a Tennessee man was accused of breaking a state law that prohibited the teaching of the theory of evolution.
According to NPR's Remembering the Scopes Monkey Trial, John Thomas Scopes worked with others in an effort to get charged with the misdemeanor so he could bring the issue to court.
Are you surprised that the issue returned to the courtroom in 2005?
In March of 1925 Tennessee legislators passed the Butler Law, making it a misdemeanor to "teach any theory that denies the story of the Divine Creation of man as taught in the Bible, and to teach instead that man has descended from a lower order of animals."
Considered one of the most famous trials in U.S. history, the "Monkey Trial" reportedly brought thousands of people to the town of Dayton, TN. Some came for the fanfare and some came to see the big name attorneys fighting on both sides of the issue.
Some of the most well-known coverage of the trial was written by Baltimore Sun reporter H.L. Mencken.
William Jennings Bryan, three-time presidential candidate, argued for the prosecution, while famed defense attorney Clarence Darrow argued for Scopes.
The judge overruled the defense's motion to have the Butler law declared unconstitutional. According to an NPR, the judge said in his ruling that the law "gives no preference to any particular religion or mode of worship. Our public schools are not maintained as places of worship, but, on the contrary, were designed, instituted, and are maintained for the purpose of mental and moral development and discipline."
In the end, Scopes was found guilty and was ordered to pay a $100 fine.
In 1927 the Tennessee Supreme Court overturned the verdict on a technicality, but the constitutional issues remained unresolved until 1968, when the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a similar law on the grounds that it violated the First Amendment, according to History.com.
In 2005 another court battle ensued when parents pushed back against the teaching of "intelligent design" by the Dover Area School Board in Pennsylvania.
According to the New York Times, a federal judge ruled that since the concept of "intelligent design" was not science, but "creationism relabled," it would be a violation of the First Amendment to teach it in public schools as it would allow officials to establish or impose a particular religion.


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I cannot think of one explicit reason why I should have this watch, but I am realllllly loving it - and it did happen to be my 16th birthday a week ago (holla!)... I also REALLY LOVE this magazine and get mega excited when I see the latest issue in my local coffee shop! Anyways, fingers crossed!
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As much as I would love to be witty or funny, like the other comments, I'm not !
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Uno: I'm broke !
Deuxiement. I don't own a watch ( So that's that)
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"It was a great turnout," said incumbent school board member David Pearl. "I think we're going to regroup, right off the bat, and I personally think we need to reevaluate our contract with Manchester, and then we need to look at our options, but the first thing we need to do is see where we stand with Manchester."
Because a one-year agreement is in place for next year, roughly 110 Hooksett students will still attend and be bussed to Pinkerton Academy, but the future beyond the 2014-15 school year is in flux.
"Right along I said we were going to bring the contract to the public and let the public decide, and that's what they decided," said outgoing school board chairman Trisha Korkosz, who lost her bid for another three-year seat. "I think the community thinks a "no" vote will get them a better deal, and we'll see how that pans out for them."
The rejected deal would have sent the majority of Hooksett students to Derry at a cost of $10,800 per head, and years six through 10 of the deal mandated 90-percent of Hooksett public high school students attend Pinkerton.
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Today was a big day for me and God. I was the featured guest on Canada's #1 Christian Talk show 100 Huntley Street!!
I gotta tell you, what a beautiful bunch of people I met there today. They were so kind, gentle and so spiritual. It was a wonderful place to be.
I'll be quick with my writing today as I have added the video interview I had with Moira Brown from 100 Huntley Street this morning.
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Basin Reserve flyover hearings are moving – to the Basin Reserve
The Board of Inquiry hearing arguments for and against a flyover at the Basin Reserve has decided to change venues.
Till now, the hearings have been held at the Amora Hotel.
From next Monday, they are being moved to the Norwood Room in the R A Vance Stand at the Basin Reserve.
The Board states:
It is anticipated that this will be the only venue used for the remainder of the hearing.
Vehicle access to the R A Vance Stand is via Sussex Street and 40 free car parks are available for public use directly outside the main entrance
The venue has wheelchair access and facilities.
There are bus stops located to the north on Kent and Cambridge Terraces and to the south on Adelaide Road.
The Norwood Room is to the left when coming into the main entrance from the car park.
Tea and coffee will be provided for the public in break times.
Yesterday at the hearing: For and against Option X


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11:00am Monday 14th July 2014 in News
TWO youth clubs are expected to shut as a result of council cutbacks – and it will happen sooner rather than later, predicts a Wiltshire councillor.
On Tuesday evening, Ludgershall councillor Chris Williams told town council members that Ludgershall and Tidworth youth clubs will both shut.
Wiltshire Council's Cabinet member for children's services, Cllr Laura Mays, is to go before the area board at Enford on 21 July to explain what is going to happen.
Cllr Williams said: "It is no secret to say that as far as Wiltshire is concerned youth clubs will close sooner rather than later and the campuses will become the focus for youth activities.
"It was proposed at a council meeting as a way of saving money – we will not be spending money on buildings but on services that fit the community."
In Ludgershall, the property is owned by the Boys' Club but is still a cost for the council to rent and maintain. The building is expected to return to the club's control.
In Tidworth, the youth club is owned by the MoD but the council still faces the cost of maintaining it.
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