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By CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER, Investor's Business Daily
Charles Krauthammer
The president suggested he would hold off introducing his own immigration bill as long as bipartisan Senate negotiations were proceeding apace — until his own immigration bill mysteriously leaked precisely as bipartisan Senate negotiations were proceeding apace.
A naked political maneuver and a blunt warning to Republicans: Finish that immigration deal in Congress or I'll propose something I know you can't accept — and flog the issue mercilessly next year to win back the House.
John McCain responded (correctly) that President Obama was creating a "cudgel" to gain "political advantage in the next election." Marco Rubio, a chief architect of the Senate bill, called Obama's alternative dead on arrival.
They doth protest quite a lot. Especially because on the single most important issue — instant amnesty — there is no real difference between the proposals.
Rubio calls it "probationary legal status." Obama uses the term "lawful prospective immigrant." But both would instantly legalize the 11 million illegal immigrants living here today.
The moment either bill is signed, the 11 million become eligible for legal residence, the right to work and relief from the prospect of deportation.
Their life in the shadows is over, which is what matters to them above all. Call the status probationary or prospective but, in reality, it is permanent. There's no conceivable circumstance (short of criminality) under which the instant legalization would be revoked.
This is bad policy.
It repeats the 1986 immigration reform that legalized (the then) 3 million while promising border enforcement — which was never carried out.
Which opened the door to today's 11 million. And to the next 11 million as soon as the ink is dry on this reform.
The better policy would be enforcement first, followed by amnesty. Yes, amnesty. But only when we have assured that these 11 million constitute the last cohort.
How to assure that? With three obvious enforcement measures: (a) a universal E-Verify system by which employers must check the legal status of all their hires, (b) an effective system for tracking those who have overstayed their visas, and (c) closure of the southern border, mainly with the kind of triple fence that has proved so successful near San Diego.
If legalization would go into effect only when these conditions are met, there would be overwhelming bipartisan pressure to get enforcement done as quickly as possible.
Regrettably, there appears to be zero political will to undertake this kind of definitive solution. Democrats have little real interest in border enforcement. They see a rising Hispanic population as the key to a permanent Democratic majority. And Republicans are so panicked by last year's loss of the Hispanic vote by 44 points that they have conceded instant legalization. As in the Rubio proposal.
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The Obama administration is highly exercised about "inversion," the practice by which an American corporation acquires a foreign company and moves its headquarters out of the U.S. to benefit from lower tax rates abroad. Not fair, says Barack Obama. It's taking advantage of an "unpatriotic tax ...
Russia's ongoing dismemberment of Ukraine and the Islamic State's erasing of Middle Eastern borders have distracted attention from the harassment of U.S. Navy aircraft by Chinese fighter jets over the South China Sea. Beijing calls this sea, and the Yellow and East China seas, the "near seas," ...
Having once served a president, I don't begrudge any president a vacation. There is, in fact, no escape from this relentless job. A change of scenery does not involve a change in responsibilities, or even a release from the essence of the president's routine. The intelligence briefings stalk him. ...
The political left has been campaigning against the use of force since at least the 18th century. So it is not surprising that they are now arguing that heavily armed or aggressive police forces only inflame protesters and thus provoke violence. Statisticians have long warned that correlation is ...


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The Intersection of Business, State Government, and Special Interests in Federal Legislation: An Examination of Congressional Votes on the Road to Interstate Branching
AbstractThe approval of interstate branching in 1994 created a significant structural change in the banking industry. The influences captured by 1991 congressional votes resulting in a red light for interstate branching are examined using public choice variables, state banking law variables, and variables characterizing the business of banking by states. Our research offers a methodology for modeling voting behavior in the presences of intra-industry conflicts and state versus federal government differences. We find that state and industry interests appear to influence votes more than political variables. (JEL G28, D72, L51) Copyright 2003, Oxford University Press.
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Khmer Rouge Tribunal: finally, some justice for Cambodia
Professor David Scheffer, the Director of our Center for International Human Rights, and the first-ever War Crimes Ambassador for the United States, was instrumental in creating the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. Also known as the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, this court was established to bring to trial those most responsible for the atrocity crimes that plagued Cambodia in the late 1970s.
Earlier this month, the Tribunal brought some measure of justice to Cambodians: "The two most senior surviving Khmer Rouge leaders from Cambodia's genocidal Democratic Kampuchea regime…were sentenced to life imprisonment by the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia."
This has been a long time coming. It wouldn't have happened at all but for David's tireless efforts as a State Department official during the Clinton Administration and as a special expert with the United Nations in the years since then. (If you are interested in how David helped establish war crimes tribunals for the Balkans, Cambodia, Rwanda, and Sierra Leone, I urge you to read his remarkable book, All the Missing Souls.)
As Director of the Center for International Human Rights, David leads an incredible group of faculty who make possible a unique set of experiential opportunities for our students, of which one—among many—is working on the Khmer Rouge Tribunal in Cambodia. I thank them for their efforts to expand due process around the world and increase accountability to international law, and I join them in celebrating their success.
Why Bother with Global Community Work?
There are lots of reasons to encourage students to work and study abroad. I've discussed why I think this is important, as well as some of Northwestern Law's international initiatives, on this blog. Today I encourage you to read my colleague Juliet Sorenson's thoughts on this subject: The University as Global Citizen, published earlier this week on the Health and Human Rights blog.
Juliet and an interdisciplinary group of students—from the School of Law, Feinberg School of Medicine, and Kellogg School of Management—left yesterday to travel to Douentza, Mali, as part of the Access to Health program. Students in her Health and Human Rights class have spent this semester researching health needs and issues in Mali in preparation for this trip. Once in Douentza, they will work closely with health care providers and community leaders to develop and implement a meaningful, sustainable health intervention specifically for that community.
The Access to Health trip is one example of the type of international human rights projects Northwestern students will undertake during Spring Break. International Team Projects is another: under the supervision of a faculty sponsor, law students travel abroad to conduct research on topics of their choosing. The students work in teams to develop the research topic; prepare advance materials including extensive briefing materials on the country's history, culture, and legal and political systems; and plan the logistics of field work. Once in country they interview government officials, legal scholars, policy makers, and business and civic leaders, and conduct other fact-gathering as required by the research scope.
This year teams will travel to Cuba, Chile/Argentina, Myanmar/Thailand, and South Africa, to explore questions including Constitutional rights to housing, human rights in the mining industry, foreign direct investment and entrepreneurship, banking, freedom of expression in journalism and filmmaking, and environmental issues.
These are excellent examples of the type of global experiential learning Juliet writes about, and they illustrate the role Universities can play in improving the lives of people around the world. It is, as she says, quoting John Masefield, "…one of the things that makes a University beautiful."
Kudos to Erin Delaney: 2014 MacCormick Visiting Fellowship at Edinburgh Law School
My colleague, Erin Delaney, was recently awarded a prestigious MacCormick Visiting Fellowship at Edinburgh Law School for her work on comparative constitutionalism. This Fellowship will allow her to expand her research on the United Kingdom and exchange ideas with her European colleagues. As part of the fellowship, she will teach a MacCormick Seminar on Constitutional Change in the United Kingdom at the Edinburgh Law School—a topic about which she also has a paper, "Judiciary Rising: Constitutional Change in the United Kingdom"—forthcoming in the Northwestern Law Review.
This is further evidence of the extraordinary strength of our constitutional law faculty, particularly in the emerging area of comparative constitutionalism.
The MacCormick Fellowships were created in honor of the memory of noted Philosophy of Law scholar Professor Sir Neil MacCormick, the Regius Professor of Public Law and the Law of Nature and Nations at the University of Edinburgh from 1972 to 2008. The program supports advanced research in legal studies and the international exchange of ideas.
Please join me in congratulating Erin, and wishing her the best of luck in Scotland.
Battling Public Corruption
Professor Juliet Sorensen penned an opinion piece that is well worth a read: "Why Are Natural Disasters Breeding Grounds for Corruption?" It was published today on Talking Points Memo.
This is a subject on which she writes regularly. Another notable recent op-ed of hers was on the United Nation's efforts to fight international corruption through the United Nations Convention against Corruption, which was published on Al Jazeera America.
Her writing is based, in part, on the work she does with her Northwestern students. I'm pleased to share with you here an excerpt from a forthcoming article about the exemplary work of students, faculty, and alumni involved with the Center for International Human Rights. The full article will appear next month in the Spring 2014 issue of the Northwestern Law Reporter:
In 2013 the Bluhm Legal Clinic's Center for International Human Rights was granted consultative status with the United Nations, an accreditation held by only one other US law school, which allows nongovernmental, nonprofit public and voluntary organizations to play a role in UN deliberations. CIHR's consultative status enabled clinical assistant professor Juliet Sorensen and two JD students—Akane Tsuruta (JD '14) and Jessica Dwinell (JD-LLM IHR '14)—to attend last November's Conference of the State Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption, held in Panama City.
As recently as 15 years ago bribery was regarded in many countries as a legitimate business practice, in some cases even a tax deduction allowed by law. It was not until 2003—when the Convention against Corruption was adopted by the UN General Assembly—that a legally binding international treaty to criminalize corporate bribery, extortion and embezzlement first emerged. As of February of this year, 170 countries have become parties to the treaty, and the Conference of the State Parties to the UNCAC has convened biennially to review signatories' progress toward preventing corruption, improving international law enforcement and providing mechanisms for the treaty's implementation.
Northwestern Law's three delegates to last fall's conference—the fifth to be held—worked closely with the UNCAC Coalition, a global coalition of anticorruption NGOs, attending plenary sessions and helping the organization to write articles. Tsuruta and Dwinell also blogged about conference proceedings for FCPA Professor, a widely followed online forum devoted to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and other international anticorruption laws…
…With substantial input from Chicago law firm Baker & McKenzie, the Center for International Human Rights created a desk reference compendium on UNCAC compliance. Sorensen and her students analyzed data and assembled country-by-country documentation, working together with Baker & McKenzie partner Edwin R. Dunn (JD '67), attorney Gerardo Calderon-Villegas (who also attended the UNCAC conference), and Bluhm Legal Clinic advisory board member Angela Vigil (JD '95), who is Baker & McKenzie's director of pro bono and community service for North America. The compendium was an essential resource for Northwestern Law's UNCAC conference delegation and will continue to serve as a guide for future UNCAC compliance work.
"This valuable resource would not have been possible without the generosity and talent of Baker & McKenzie," said Sorensen. "And each of us, regardless of the type of law we practice, can play a role in fighting corruption. As members of the bar, it is our responsibility to advise clients facing the gray areas of corruption to make honest, ethical decisions. In-house lawyers, corporate counsel and litigators—all can help." –Erin Marks
I'm proud and appreciative of the extraordinary efforts of these members of the Northwestern Law community.
Chicago White Sox Centerfielder Joins Global Health Team
Alejandro De Aza, leadoff hitter and centerfielder for the Chicago White Sox, helped promote Northwestern University's Access to Health project with a message to his hometown of Guaymate, Dominican Republic. His 90-second video announcement encouraging a healthy lifestyle debuted at a community health fair held on Guaymate's baseball fields March 1, 2014. The Access to Health team is working with healthcare practitioners at Guaymate Hospital on a long-term quality improvement project, which evolved from the team's need assessment following a site visit to Guaymate last spring.
Juliet Sorensen, clinical assistant professor of law in the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern Law, along with colleagues at the Center for Global Health at Northwestern's Feinberg School of Medicine, founded the project to leverage their research and clinical expertise in partnership with a community in the developing world to conduct a multidisciplinary needs assessment of that community. Once the team identifies a community, its needs are assessed and, based on the results of that study, both the team and the community identify and implement a sustainable, capacity-building intervention. Northwestern law, business, medical, and public health students in Sorensen's "Health and Human Rights" class work in interdisciplinary groups on various aspects of the needs assessment, while also taking advantage of the expertise of the University's engineering faculty to design health projects in the developing countries. Later this month, a team will travel to Mali to work with people there to build health care capacity as the country emerges from civil conflict.
Access to Health is a terrific project, one that demonstrates the power of interdisciplinary work. Bringing people with different skills and training together to work on teams is a very effective way to solve problems, and the experience helps our students become better lawyers. Good luck to Juliet and her students on their trip to Mali!
International Initiatives: Justice Audit, Bangladesh
Professor Tom Geraghty's work in Ethiopia is well known, but his energies and enthusiasms are not limited only to that country. Last fall, he led a group of law students to Bangladesh, where they worked on an interesting new project called a "Justice Audit." The audit gathers data about a country's criminal justice system to create a tool that citizens can use to deeply understand "…how the justice process works, the points of system pressure and associated challenges, as well as opportunities to apply good practices to solve problems."
Katherine Klein, a student who worked on this audit, wrote an interesting report about her experiences, which I am happy to share with you here:
"During the fall semester 2013 I was one of four students selected to participate in an intensive senior research project supervised by Professor Geraghty. As a team of five representing Northwestern Law School, we were participating in the second ever Justice Audit conducted by an international legal consulting firm, the Governance and Justice Group, based in Portugal.
A Justice Audit is an intensive, data-rich study of the major justice-seeking institutions in a country, including the courts, legal aid providers, police, prisons, and prosecutors. The Justice Audit methodology, designed by the Governance and Justice Group, gathers statistical information on the flow of cases and individuals through a justice system, to show governments and policy makers what is happening at any given time. It is hoped that governments and policy makers will use the data as a catalyst for changes they see necessary in their own system.
In addition to gathering institutional data, the Justice Audit included practitioner surveys of many personnel such as judges, police officials, and detainees, as well as a 6,000-person survey to gauge citizen perceptions of their options for seeking justice and resolving disputes.
As participants in the Justice Audit methodology—the first ever with both student and academician participants—none of us knew what to expect. From workload, to in-country fieldwork in Bangladesh, everything was abstract and always a moving target.
At the outset of the semester we began an intensive desk review phase to learn as much as possible about the legal landscape in the country before arriving. The desk review was fascinating. Pouring over Bangladeshi statutes forced us to ask critical questions about the components of a functioning and efficient legal system. Such a critical, intimate look into another legal system is a rare opportunity in legal education.
As the political situation heated up, and eventually began to boil over in Bangladesh, our departure for five weeks of fieldwork was delayed. Although everyone was disappointed at the delay, the desk review continued, which was probably for the better as it was such a large task. The delay, much like the eventual time in Dhaka, was a good lesson in the realities of international legal consulting work. One moment, things are calm and itineraries are set, only to be cancelled the next.
Despite the numerous cancellations and security restrictions placed on the Justice Audit team as a whole, we eventually all managed to make it to Dhaka to work together. With consultants participating from all across the globe (Brooklyn, Chicago, Islamabad, London, the Maldives, and Portugal) the ability to all sit in one time zone and work side by side was invaluable, and a relief to everyone's sleep schedule.
Security concerns were high the entire time we were in Dhaka, so we did not spend much time outside of the office. The opportunity to do fieldwork and to learn more about Bangladeshi culture was regrettably missed, but the ability to see data flow in from all the sectors of the justice institutions, and to think critically about the story that data tells was a fascinating experience. It made me really stop and think about the role each discrete institution plays in a larger system, and the impact that system can have on the lives of individual citizens. As can be seen by the statistics emerging in Bangladesh, a poorly functioning system leaves citizens with few places to turn to seek justice and dispute resolution.
Bangladesh is fraught with the challenges of development. The population is massive; the legal system is archaic, and slow. Formal dispute resolution is hard to attain for anyone unable to pay exorbitant fees. And yet around every corner, we were able to draw analogies to parts of the American legal system that suffer similar frustrations.
We as students learned to view laws and legal proceedings through a more critical lens. The mentorship we received during the project from Professor Geraghty and our international colleagues was phenomenal. The project might not have taken shape quite as we expected, but the shape it did eventually take was abundantly educational."
International Initiatives
Students and faculty at Northwestern Law are engaged in a multitude of international endeavors. The number and scope of these projects is nothing short of remarkable: global health, international justice tribunals, comparative constitutionalism, to name only a few. In the coming weeks and months I will report on some of these undertakings here on my blog—stay tuned!


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AN agricultural trailer laden with 40 straw bales caught fire as it was being towed along the A27 at Sherfield English this morning (Friday).
The driver of the vehicle pulling the burning trailer pulled into a lay-by.
Two Romsey-based fire crews tackling the blaze had to wearing breathing apparatus because of thick smoke billowing from the bales.
Both the trailer and its load were destroyed in the fire, which broke out at about 11.30am.
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NORTON, Mass. — Chris Kirk picked up the biggest win of his career Monday in the Deutsche Bank Championship. To be determined is just how big.
NORTON, Mass. — Russell Henley doesn't get into contention as much as he'd like, though he is tough to beat when he's anywhere near the lead.
NORTON, Mass. — With an orange ribbon on his hat and nine birdies on his card, Matt Kuchar pulled within a shot of the lead Saturday in the Deutsche Bank Championship. Not that he needed a reminder, but a message posted on the scoring table spoke to the emotions involved in this tournament.
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Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD) was upgraded by Zacks from a "neutral" rating to an "outperform" rating in a research report issued on Wednesday. The firm currently has a $5.00 price target on the stock. Zacks's price target suggests a potential upside of 18.20% from the stock's previous close.
Zacks' analyst wrote, "AMD is the second largest producer of microprocessors, GPUs and chipsets in the world. Its first-quarter earnings were above the Zacks Consensus Estimate by a couple of cents driven by strong demand for semi-custom gaming APUs. Also, the company provided an encouraging forward sales guidance. Though Intel remains a strong competitor with superior strategy and technological prowess, AMD has the ability to carve out its own niche. The company's new products, strength in graphics, increased game console wins, manufacturing process advancements and position in China remain positives. Additionally, AMD's new APUs are expected to drive strong double-digit sequential increase in mobile processor unit shipments. We are therefore upgrading our rating to Outperform on AMD shares."
AMD has been the subject of a number of other recent research reports. Analysts at Pacific Crest downgraded shares of Advanced Micro Devices from a "sector perform" rating to an "underperform" rating in a research note on Monday, June 23rd. Separately, analysts at Argus upgraded shares of Advanced Micro Devices to a "hold" rating in a research note on Monday, June 16th. Finally, analysts at Canaccord Genuity initiated coverage on shares of Advanced Micro Devices in a research note on Tuesday, June 10th. They set a "buy" rating and a $5.00 price target on the stock. Six equities research analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, nine have given a hold rating and nine have issued a buy rating to the stock. The stock presently has an average rating of "Hold" and an average target price of $4.83.
Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD) traded up 0.24% during mid-day trading on Wednesday, hitting $4.23. The stock had a trading volume of 18,440,948 shares. Advanced Micro Devices has a 52 week low of $3.04 and a 52 week high of $4.65. The stock's 50-day moving average is $4.13 and its 200-day moving average is $3.93. The company has a market cap of $3.223 billion and a P/E ratio of 87.92. Advanced Micro Devices also was the target of a significant growth in short interest in the month of June. As of June 13th, there was short interest totalling 108,959,521 shares, a growth of 5.0% from the May 30th total of 103,812,988 shares. Based on an average daily volume of 15,816,995 shares, the short-interest ratio is currently 6.9 days. Currently, 17.7% of the shares of the company are sold short.
Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD) last posted its quarterly earnings results on Thursday, April 17th. The company reported $0.02 EPS for the quarter. The company had revenue of $1.40 billion for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $1.34 billion. During the same quarter in the prior year, the company posted ($0.13) earnings per share. The company's quarterly revenue was up 28.4% on a year-over-year basis. Analysts expect that Advanced Micro Devices will post $0.19 EPS for the current fiscal year.
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Missing a number of their first team stars, including Robert Lewandowski, Borussia Dortmund struggled at the Bernabeu on Wednesday night, with Real Madrid securing an impressive 3-0 victory.
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The most expensive US Senate race in the country is nearing the finish,as both candidates in Massachusetts release closing ads.. WAMC"s Paul Tuthill reports
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In a video published Thursday, the funnymakers over at "Funny or Die" took on the National Rifle Association's "stand and fight" ad as only satirists can.
"Are the president's kids more important than yours?" a narrator asks. "Of course they are, but anyway. Why is he skeptical about putting armed security in our schools when his kids are protected by armed guards at their school?"
"Is it because the security needs of the president's family and your family are different and comparisons are irrelevant? Or maybe it's because multiple presidents have been killed by gun violence."
It closes with a simple tagline: "NRA: Live in fear."
The original, non-satire video was denounced by the White House on Wednesday as "repugnant and cowardly" for its use of President Barack Obama's children to make a political point. Despite the criticism, conservatives have largely cheered the video, which appears to have cost the NRA very little to produce.
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A total of 14 Moral Monday protesters were arrested early Wednesday morning after they entered and stayed in House Speaker Thom Tillis' office Tuesday night, singing and chanting in direct opposition to new rules enacted by the Republican-led legislature.
The demonstrators staged the sit-in for more than five hours in Tillis' office to lobby for the expansion of Medicaid, the restoration of the Earned Income Tax Credit, the extension of unemployment benefits, more money for teachers and public schools, and stronger environmental regulation.
Around 8:30 p.m., protestors began to lay out sleeping bags outside and inside of Tillis' office. A short time later, law enforcement showed up and asked the protestors to leave Tillis' office. The protestors refused.
Fourteen of the 15 protesters were arrested just before 2 a.m. Wednesday and booked on second-degree trespassing. Police had warned the protesters nine times to leave, but only one left before arrests were made.
Earlier Tuesday evening, they sung "We shall not be moved," protesters broke newly enacted rules that prohibit "singing, clapping, shouting, playing instruments or using sound amplification equipment."
Singing is considered a behavior that could "disturb, or create an imminent disturbance," at the General Assembly.
Tillis wasn't inside his speaker's office when the sit-in started. He waited in another room on the opposite side of the House chamber before entering the House floor and going onto the speaker's dais.
After the House meeting adjourned, Tillis never returned.
The group said they would remain seated and wait for Tillis to return, saying they were prepared to stay all night.
Protesters, led by North Carolina NAACP President Rev. William Barber, planned to go door-to-door to lawmakers' offices Tuesday. No Monday evening protest was scheduled this week because of Memorial Day.
"My concern is to try to ensure that they know that we know that the process is broken right now," said TJ Amos, who was arrested last year during a Moral Monday demonstration. "So, instead of just being able to pass extreme laws that effect anybody and everybody, to be able to just say that everybody has a right to have a voice basically."
Prior to Tuesday's sit-in, about 170 people gathered to hear from university scholars on the fallout of the new laws, giving participants pointers on what to say when lobbying.
Dr. Nancy MacLean of Duke University said that as thousands of North Carolina residents are hurting from not expanding Medicaid, the state is still paying federal taxes that pay for the health care program in other states.
Republican, however, say the state is improving on all fronts since the GOP took control.
"What happened since last year? We've had a $2 billion tax cut, our unemployment has dropped for 10 straight months and we're below the national average," said John Dudley, with Americans for Prosperity.
Last week about 1,500 people attended the Moral Monday kickoff with a silent march through the Legislative Building.
The Thom Tillis Committee issued the following statement regarding Moral Mondays:
"As detailed in an AP story on Monday, this is nothing more than a far-left campaign tactic designed to generate media attention and help reelect Kay Hagan. Their actions are a desperate attempt to deflect attention away from the Obama/Reid/Hagan reckless agenda of government spending & debt without regard for the financial future of America. We call on them to bring their chief advocate, Kay Hagan, to Raleigh and Thom Tillis will gladly debate her on their concerns and the impact those concerns have on the livelihood of all North Carolinians."
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Kohl's Department Stores will open at 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, joining the growing number of retailers pushing "Black Friday" shopping into the Thanksgiving holiday itself.
Last year, Kohl's opened at midnight. But this year the Menomonee Falls-based retailer already has seen rival JC Penney schedule an 8 p.m. opening, and Macy's announce that most of its stores will open then as well.
Where Black Friday doorbusters once were confined to Friday itself, retailers the last few years have increasingly been seeking to lure shoppers on Thanksgiving night. Last year, Toys R Us, Target, Sears, Walmart, and Kmart all opened at 8 or 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving night.
For Kohl's, the new 8 p.m. start will mark the beginning of 28 straight hours that the stores will be open. Kohl's operates 1,158 stores across 49 states.
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The Full-Day Sightseeing Tour of London was wonderful. Our tour guide James, was very informative and enjoyable. All the stops were great, from viewing of the Crown Jewels to the Changing of the Guard and St. Paul's cathedral was beautiful! We added the optional Champagne Tea at Harrods and found out after booking that the tea was being held at the Westminster Park Place Hotel instead. I would have been disappointed had I not gone to Harrods the day before the tour on my own. As it turned out the Tea was absolutely wonderful! The Westminster Park Plaza Hotel had floor to ceiling windows and we had a great view of Big Ben. The tea, scones, and finger sandwiches were delicious and the presentation I'm sure was comparable if not better than what would have been served at Harrods.I suggest you keep this stop on the tour. James and the bus driver did end the tour at Harrods as stated when booked so that was nice. I would take this tour again and I have recommended it to others already!
Was very good , intresting and exiting , only boat trip could be a bit longer.
The guide was great and very informative. We were able to actually go into several sights, bypassing the crowds rather than just driving by. I highly recommend this!!!
Brilliant, very full on but covered off so much. Only real disappointment was the Thames cruise which was just a "boat ride" from Tower of London back to the Embankment. We ended up at the London Eye which was a great experience.
Outstanding day spent touring London, including the boat ride and ending with a ride on the London Eye in the late afternoon. It was a Sunday so couldn't go into Westminster Abbey, but we saw so many interesting places -- visiting the Tower of London and seeing the crown jewels, walking in front of Buckingham Palace and down the Mall, and driving through Trafalgar Square, seeing Big Ben Tower and the Houses of Parliament, etc., that we certainly didn't feel we missed out on much. Highly recommend this tour.
Alan - our tour guide - was fantastic! Great coverage of some of the best sights in London with informative and very humorous commentary! Highly recommend this tour. Our boys (13 and 9) really enjoyed the entire day. Excellent!
An excellent tour - it is well balanced considering the number of places of interest competing for attention in the London metropolis. The tour, however, was made exceptionally memorable by our guide. David is highly knowledgeable and a master of the trade. More importantly he is a man of passion which he shares with each member of the tour. My wife and I found this tour to be the highlight of out two week vacation in the United Kingdom.
Enjoyed and appreciated the guides knowledge and ability to comminicate.
We had an amazing time. David, our tour leader, was SO informative. And we arrived at St. Paul's Cathedral while the choir was rehearsing, which was an added treat.
Our tour guide, John, was very knowledgeable and funny. He tried to squeeze in some extra stops. For example, our tour day did not have a changing of the guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace so instead, he took us to see the horse guard ceremony. The only con of this tour is that river cruise was not very exciting. Overall I was very happy with this tour.
great job, the driver did a great job, and gave us a really great tour of London
Excellent guide. Very informative. Would sign up again
Such a great tour! I think our tour guide "Chris" made it. He is so passionate about this city and even took time out to take a few of us, who wanted to go, on a special walking tour to see that little bit of London we would never know existed. Love it! Thanks Chris
Wonderful tour and an outstanding guide. His obvious enthusiasm and love of his country were apparent in his talk. Only thing I would change is more time should be allowed at the Tower of London.


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Posted Tue, Aug 16, 2005 by Boomjack
Evil, dirty, living in the city, and we don't mean the roaches in your local burger joint.
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It has been a stressful day today. I made the mistake of getting on the scale this morning, on a day I am NOT supposed to weigh myself. But I have been so worried this week because my doctors put me on steroids for the next two weeks for a health issue. I am about half way through the two weeks now. Yesterday someone at work pointed out that she was really sabotaged when her doctor put her on steroids. They made her gain a lot of weight rapidly. And she has had trouble getting the weight back off now.
I knew I was going to be down this week. I have been really excited because I have been really motivated. My clothes WERE feeling looser. I have clocked more walking steps this week then EVER and broke some of my personal records.
Then I got on the scale...
I am up 4 pounds. I am very sad. I am feeling depressed, which can also be due to the medications. I snacked and snacked and snacked all day. It was not good. I am tired, only 3 hours sleep last night, 4 hours the night before due to the meds I am told. SOOOOOOOOOO frustrated.
I did not even get all my water in today. Not good!!
I know, tomorrow is another day. And I will plug along, but I am very upset today...
One of my goals with Sparkpeople is to be a happier person. So as part of my journey I am starting to journal. I try to do it about 3 times a week. Other weeks, it has been fairly easy. This week, not so much. I joined a couple of websites that give you journal topics that are not related necessarily to weight loss. But we need to be well rounded. So sometimes I am going to journal "other things" here.
My topic today was as the title says, 'What makes you laugh?"
The first thing that comes to mind is my daughter. She is probably one of the most funny people I have ever met. She loves to do funny voices. She is not the most graceful person on earth. She has a very dry sense of humor. And because I am the same way, we have many secret jokes between us that all we need to do is look at each other and we know what each is thinking. Then we just break out in laughter while everyone else asks, 'what just happened? LOL!!
Otherwise, my father is extremely funny. He has the same sense of humor that daughter and I have. And since we all lived together for many years after my divorce from my first husband, the three of us share many jokes and stories and secrets that only we think are funny.
Picture five things you want in your life:
1. Smaller Jeans
2. Fewer medications
3. More energy
4. New tires on my bike
5. A beautiful back yard I can relax in
My small goals today help me to achieve my 5 big goals by:
1. Smaller jeans fit cuz my butt is smaller because I have lost inches.
2. My blood pressure and cholesterol levels go down so that I can stop taking as many medications.
3. Naps will become a thing of the past and I will not feel as exhausted when I get home from work so I can do more in the evenings.
4. Getting my bike updated so that I can use it to exercise at home and ride some trails.
5. Working in my backyard to make an oasis to relax with my family and friends.
Today I am having a great program day by eating within my range, getting in all my water and walking 12,360 steps!!
I have had a serious lack of energy today. So instead of really sticking to my program, I have been very lazy. Now it's evening and I am trying to catch up with the things I should have done today. I have worked many MANY extra hours this week at work and I have just felt exhausted. My ear infection is still hanging on (3 weeks now) and I guess I will be calling the doc again on Monday to see what she wants to do next since this medication did not seem to do the trick either.
Today I signed the pledge card. I don't know that I have ever done that before. I have started and stopped Sparkpeople two times before and I don't remember ever signing one. I really want to keep my motivation up this go around. I do not want to start from day one EVER AGAIN. I have big plans for the healthier me. And while today did not really seem like I am working hard on this journey, tomorrow is another day to get myself back on track.
For tonight I am going to go set up my journal so I can start journaling every day. I am going to earn some more spark points reading and playing trivia. Then I am going to visit some spark team boards and leave some love.
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A fire inside a chimney damaged a Turlock residence early Thursday.
A new community service project ran by kids for kids, is taking the Turlock community by storm. Friends in a United Neighborhood has become one of the newest organizations in Turlock intended to fight childhood obesity, promote lifelong friendships and help kids become acquainted with conventional and non conventional activities.
A testing of the natural gas pipelines in Turlock last year turned up no problems, but the company has decided to replace a large segment starting at Geer Road.
After a year of planning, garnering support, and collecting funds, the Rotary Club of Turlock has partnered with Turlock Sunrise Rotary and Ripon Rotary Club to bring basic provisions to La Candeleria, a remote boarding school between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Queen Shamiram has been looking for a permanent Turlock home since 2007. Community members had hoped a donated 9-foot bronze statue of the ancient Assyrian ruler would be placed at California State University, Stanislaus, but the university said thanks, but no thanks.
A small fire ignited this morning in a construction zone at Emanuel Medical Center from a severed oxygen line.
Caltrans has construction and closures planned for the following areas this week:
Name of business: Strings Italian Cafe
After adjusting for inflation, 2013's net farm income, forecast at $128.2 billion, is expected to be the highest since 1973.
Two Turlock poultry farmers are now facing felony animal cruelty charges after leaving 50,000 hens to starve.
Turlock's Ed Schollenberg has found the perfect balance between his two passions: teaching and fishing.
As Valentine's Day looms near, love-struck customers nationwide are busy rustling up the perfect gift for the amorous holiday. The same can be said for local flower shop owners as they ready themselves for the pressure of delivering important presents on that special day.
Farmers versus salmon: That is the issue. At Tuesday's Turlock Irrigation District Board of Directors meeting, the State Water Board's recent proposal to divert water from the Tuolumne and Merced watershed to help the Chinook salmon received angry outbursts from TID directors and community members alike.
The Turlock Irrigation District will host a series of five pre-irrigation season meetings designed specifically for the district's irrigation water customers. The meetings will provide information regarding the current water year, the upcoming irrigation season, relicensing of Don Pedro, and an update on state laws and legislation.
While one long-time Turlock grocer announced plans to shutter its doors, the town was buzzing with news that a Walmart grocery store would be taking over the vacant Mervyn's building on Geer Road.
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Since its development by leading soil scientists in the mid 1980s, the Ag Solution Master has been maximizing the benefits of gypsum and fertilizers for farmers worldwide. Manufactured by Irrigation Solutions Inc. in Turlock, the machine makes a solution that can be applied directly through irrigation systems down to the roots when crops will benefit from it the most.
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165 Burton Ave,
Hasbrouck Heights, NJ, 07604-0760
Hasbrouck Heights, NJ, 07604-0760
Tel: (201)288-7667
Grades: NS - K | 50 students
New World Montessori School offers a wholesome educational environment specifically tailored for the needs of young children.
The classroom is fully equipped with Montessori materials that enable the children to discover specific concepts and develop cognitive and fine motor skills.
Children are given individualized instruction by trained teachers; thus allowing them to progress at their own pace. The children are treated with dignity and respect and they learn to respect others as well.
Creative expression is encouraged through a variety of art materials. Outdoor play is also a part of the daily curriculum. New World Montessori School is a safe and happy place where children can flourish and grow.
School Overview
|School Type
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|American Montessori Society (AMS)
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|Grades Offered
|Grades Nursery/Preschool - Kindergarten
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|50 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 29%
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|6 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|Average Class Size
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|Admission Deadline
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- May 21, 2012 - After interviewing other schools, as soon as my husband and I sat in on a class we looked at each other and knew this was the school for our daughter. The director Heidi and all 4 teachers rotate the classroom paying close attention to each child, reviewing lessons and encouraging them. The children are taught to be kind, thoughtful, patient and independent. They sing and learn sign language too! The environment is neat, calm and orderly. This is a well rounded school. To see my daughter''s achievements has been more times than once, jaw dropping. She started when she was 3 and is now graduating Kindergarten. We will miss this school immensely. If I had to do it all over I would again choose New World Montessori. - Posted by Parent
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In theaters Friday: Ice Age: Continental Drift
New on Blu-ray: American Reunion, Being Flynn, The Flowers of War
This weekend in sunny San Diego continues the exceedingly anticipated movie and media summit known as ComicCon, which, if you are not familiar, is like the Super Bowl for nerds. Only instead of multimillion dollar commercials and flashy half-time shows, they clamor for early teasers of upcoming TV series and action and super hero movies.
The Total Recall remake, Elysium, Django Unchained and Looper—both shot in New Orleans—are slated to debut new footage this weekend, most of which ought to appear online a few days after debuting at ComicCon in tradition holds.
Audiences will also get their first, extended look at nearly-finished footage from Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings prequel The Hobbit, based on J.R.R. Tolkien's beloved novel and slated for a Dec. 14 release.
But fans of fantasy literature have already been treated to the first trailer from Sam Raimi's highly anticipated Oz: The Great and Powerful. The film stars James Franco as a much younger Oz than the one we remember from the 1939 classic, playing him as a traveling magician and self-made huckster of sorts alongside a trio of witches played by Mila Kunis, Michelle Williams and Rachel Weisz.
This trailer begins with a nice nod to the classic Oz's groundbreaking transition to color, and reveals a fantastical, CG-created world that will rely heavily on these actor's performances and the mechanics of the plot to build believability and drama with an audience over the age of 13. Not an impossible task, but even Tim Burton failed a few years ago with his overly cartoonish take on< Alice in Wonderland.
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GTA 5 Will Have Multiple Endings
Ryan King
Your actions throughout the game will determine your ending…
Published on Nov 12, 2012
GTA 5 will have multiple endings, according to multiplayer.it.
The GTA 5 preview, which is in Italian, says the following when run through Google translate:
Of course there will be the grand finale but, mind you, not only but also multiple based on what we have done previously.
Google Translate isn't the clearest of sources, obviously, but it's the first time anything on the ending has been mentioned. The preview also mentions that the main question is as long as the one in Red Dead Redemption.
Grand Theft Auto IV had two different endings, 'Deal' and 'Revenge', depending on whether or not the player decides to kill a key character (no spoilers, just in case you still haven't played it).


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The seafood is as blindingly fresh as one would hope for at a Seattle sushi bar, but chef Taichi Kitamura ups the ante further by adding seasonal and Northwest touches to the meals at his sophisticated restaurant—such as pork loin from sustainable Skagit River Ranch with organic watercress. Order a series of small plates at the blonde wooden tables, like oysters from nearby Totten Inlet in ponzu sauce, or impeccable spot prawns in soy butter sauce—or put yourself in Kitamura's more-than-capable hands for omakase (chef's choice) at the 13-seat bar. This is in the Eastlake neighborhood, a short cab ride from Capitol Hill.
- Address: 2968 Eastlake Ave. E., Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA, 98102
- Phone: 206/547-0937
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OK, class, let's talk about repealing Obamacare. Some of us are having a little trouble envisioning what that would look like, but I know all you smart Republicans have some great ideas. So, let's get started.
Kevin Yoder, from Overland Park, Kan., you've voted, like, 39 times to repeal Obamacare. Tell us what you'll say to those senior citizens who will have to start paying more for prescription drugs if you succeed. The Affordable Care Act, as you know, is closing the "doughnut hole" in Medicare prescription drug coverage, and 6 million seniors are already benefiting.
Congressman Yoder? What's that, he's left the room? Something about phoning his grandma, you say.
Well, all right then, let's move on.
Vicky Hartzler, from Harrisonville, Mo., you're a big Obamacare critic. What will you say to the millions of people with pre-existing conditions who will lose their chance at affordable health insurance once the repeal happens? And how about the families of those 17.6 million children with pre-existing conditions already benefiting because of the law? Surely, you're not going to cast them into the cold, but insurers won't handle high-risk patients unless they're assured of a broad base of healthy people to help absorb the losses.
Say what? Congresswoman Hartzler has stepped out also? I see.
Perhaps we're being too specific. How about some of you Republicans just generally tell us your ideas for making health care affordable and accessible to all Americans, not just the ones who are healthy and have jobs with benefits. We'd also welcome your ideas for slowing the escalation of medical costs.
I see a hand up. Sen. Roy Blunt from Missouri. Very good.
Blunt: "As you know, I've been talking for years about commonsense solutions like medical liability reform and selling insurance across state lines."