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Sagittarius' symbol is the Archer. After the depths of the dying time (Scorpio) comes lightness, and shining the inner light. Sagittarius is exploration, travel and meeting everyone as a new friend. It's a lively sign of stimulating conversation, broad visions, athleticism and/or scholarly ambition, striving for excellence, seeking and learning through experience.
- Element is Fire (spontaneous, instinctive).
- Quality is Mutable (broadcasting, dot connecting).
- Sagittarius is Masculine (outgoing).
- Polarity is Gemini.
- Ruler is Jupiter
- Natural House is Ninth.
- Phrase is "I understand."
- Body Association: circulatory system, hips and thighs, pituitary gland
- Season is Winter.
- Colors are Purple (sign of spiritual knowledge), royal blue, reds, oranges and yellows.
- Rules Tin.
- Birthstones are amethyst (associated with Jupiter), lapis lazuli and topaz.
- Some gemstones are apatite, azurite, kyanite, blue topaz, blue turquoise, falcon's eye, carbuncle, celestite, chlorite, turquoise and red tourmaline.
Flowers purple flowers, or holiday bouquets like mistletoe, purple lilac, purple dahlia, blue hydrangea, purple bearded iris, poinsettias, allium.
Animals are friendly and playful varieties, like dogs, gazelle, seals. The mythical centaur. Birds with messages like the stork, skylark, peace dove, turkey, hawk.
Sagittarians are thinking creatures, always seeking to know the big picture. They're known to take the moral high ground, and express loyalty to truth (as they see it) above all else. The blunt style of the Archer cuts through obfuscation, manipulation or emotional heaviness. Sagittarius burns with a passion for lighting up what's most inspiring, and expansive.
At the extreme edges, Sagittarius is self-righteous and too casual with the feelings of others.
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How do you get going again after pregnancy?
Adding my official congratulations to EF - woo bloody hoo
Reading but never time to post. Achilles better so some running going on at long last. Hubby has a new job - which is making my financial heart tick a little more easy I have to say! Seems like a good job to me as 3 weeks in and he has been in Japan all week on business - business that seems to involve lots of drinking champagne and sake, lucky git He is keeping his consultancy business going on the side - calling it his pension plan!
Vixo - hope your friend's baby keeps making progress.
Right, better get off here - am on school pick-up which needs me on the other side of Edinburgh for 2:50pm!
Sorry to to name check but waves to you all - and welcome to the newbies whose names I have forgotten but do remember that one is a special kind of vet nurse!
oh EF that is absolutely amazing!!!!!!!!!!! well done . now - is it 1 or 2 do you reckon?
awful news re the baby and the dog. i have to say, not really a dog person and for that reason don't trust them around kids at all. i never find i can predict whether it's going to be a lick or a bite they give. but i understand that some people don't share my view.
glad things are looking a bit better for your friend's baby, vixo.
Just want to delurk to say congratulations EF
Brilliant news EF. Absolutely chuffed to bits for you.
Well that will teach me to read the weather forecasts. Set out for a run in light drizzle (was desperate for some fresh air after a rainy couple of days too.!) After a couple of miles, I stopped at the public loos, I plan my route around them as ALWAYS need a wee after a mile or so. Well, when I came out, the sky was black and the wind had whipped up and it was pouring!! And I had only been in there a couple of minutes...anyway decided to head on and got absolutely soaked and freezing! Managed another 2.5 miles in it though. I guess we have your weather JT, CM and MM. It's vile out there now, and hubby is driving back from Exeter this evening.
The poor baby killed by the dog is awful. I wouldn't trust any sort of dog around kids either... but especially Jack Russells, they are just evil, snappy and horrid. I can't fathom why anyone would get one of those types of dog. (really sorry to anyone who has one!!)
A friend from Leilas preschool just had a baby and spent 2 nights in hospital with him after he had Bronchitis. Hope your friends baby is on the mend Vixo.
Good news on the new job for hubby too MR. Japan sounds good...for him!!
Hmm. Wonder if there is a magic fairy who will come and do the pre-school pick up for me...
Just re-read my post and realised how judgmental it sounds about Jack Russells and their owners... and I can't edit it!! I was bitten by one when I was younger and haven't liked them since. I am sure there are some nice ones out there though
Well, no fairy has turned up so better be off to get L and take her to ballet.
Huge congratulations to EF!!!! Was laughing reading back over your preg testing stories, I have done some pretty similar stuff in the past (and am I the only one to keep the first positive preg test?! A few friends have told me I'm gross to have ancient wee sticks in my bedside drawer...)
Anyway, got to do some work(!), back in a bit.
Lol Sonya - I have Lou's one somewhere. I also presently have a rather large number in my bedside drawer and worse they are all marked up in permanent marker with day and whether am or pm
Yeah EF. Super super news. Made my day ...
Other news from Caro and Vixo not so good.
Have 3 over excited boys here so best get off here, as their friends Mum has got stuck in floods. Everywhere is flooded around here. Nightmare. I haven't left the village today other than to run at 5.30am and am pleased I've not had to. And that was a 10 miles wade not a run. Took me ages and I'm covered in scratches from clambering up banks to avoid getting up to my knees and even my hips in places. Ridiculous weather...
yes, absolutely ridiculous weather! I have just managed to slip UP a step in the woods (?!) and face planted in the mud. no-one to witness it thankfully, although i then had to run past the junior school at pick-up time and all the mums were laughing as i am head to toe in mud! best get in the shower really
FIRST , just soooooo pleased for you and will be keeping fingers and toes etc firmly crossed, HOW are you going to survive the next few weeks? I am the wierdo who continued to take my temperature through the first few months just to check it stayed high!!!
Heard all about the flooding South of here ... sorry about our blue skies and sunshine we've been enjoying
Oh Vixo, really hope your friends wee one improves.
The news was totally depressing this morning what with one-week-old babies being mauled and the grooming of children, just all so grim. I like to buy a newspaper to keep up to speed with things but increasingly find myself having to hide it so J doesn't read it and start asking me about all these horrible things going on and what it all means.
Wooooooooooohooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!! It is a long way to go but you have taken the first massive and most important step - yeay!
Saw the Jack Russell story - awful.
Hope your friends' baby is ok Vixo, I know all too well the feeling of your little baby in hospital and nothing you can do but fingers crossed all will be ok.
glad you are home, Hoggle
just been to Pilates. yawwwn. but hopefully back will approve of it. any tips on how to motivate self to do pilates at home? can't watch telly as can't get the angle right, plus supposed to be head down or whatever so hardly ideal. could do music i guess but find it just makes me want to go too fast. suppose i should listen to some edu-ma-cational ebook or something??
forgot to say - had E measured and weighed yesterday when we went for pre-school imms (wasn't given a choice - whisked us into room and just did it) for the first time since i stopped taking her to baby clinic when she was 4 months old after getting a check-up phone call from a trainee health visitor to ask whether i was still remembering to feed my baby milk as the records had flagged that she was not gaining well and i hadn't been back in to get her weighed. (those who were on this thread then will remember she had hideous reflux and basically would NEVER feed. i think on a normal day she took the sum total of about 8-10 ounces of expressed breastmilk in 24 hours, some of which was inevitably vomited straight back up). anyway, she is now (aged 3yrs 9 months) on the 25th centile for weight and between the 91st and 98th centile for height. so definitely a tall and skinny bird. no wonder her trousers are always falling down! methinks she was never destined to fill out, even without the reflux!
I keep meaning to get the boy weighed just to see how much of a chubster he is!
I am doing about 15 mins of pilates type stuff per day, usually whilst listening to the Archers on the i pad! Sad I know.......
I picked a good time to see what was going on in here then ............. big, huge, massive congrats EF, so chuffed for you . In the interests of your financial health (no suggestions for your mental state ) may I suggest buying tests in bulk from somewhere like this: http://www.homehealth-uk.com/medical/pregnancy-tests.htm you can buy 50 for £20
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Pieces of Pico: Saving Intellectual Freedom in the Public School Library
Richard J. Peltz-Steele
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Brigham Young University Education and Law Journal, Vol. 2005, p. 103, 2005
Since their advent, public school libraries in America have rested upon a delicate balance between subservience to curricular direction and leadership in intellectual development. This historical duality today parallels a curricular-extracurricular distinction recognized in constitutional law – based upon an ambiguous Supreme Court plurality ruling in Board of Education v. Pico (1982) – that has safeguarded the intellectual freedom of youth. However, in a rush to address authoritatively problems such as Internet pornography, school librarians are forgetting their historical dual allegiance. If the line between the curricular and extracurricular is blurred, the former likely will subsume the latter. Not only the intellectual freedom of youth is at risk, but the academic freedom of school librarians themselves, and ultimately, expressive liberty in the society at large, which depends on the education of youth in democratic norms. Bringing together rare historical materials on the establishment of school libraries in America, and the experience of case law concerning expressive freedom in education, this Article counsels against an outcome contrary to the civil rights interests of all concerned.
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Florida coach Zach Azzanni visits Kelvin Benjamin, Glades Central
By Jeff Greer
Florida wide receivers coach Zach Azzanni got some muck on his shoes today, visiting Glades Central on a South Florida recruiting swing. Several Raiders are on Florida's radar, especially senior receiver Kelvin Benjamin.
Azzanni paid a visit to the home of junior linebacker Dominique Gibson, who said via text message that the coach was there to see him and Benjamin, "but (Benjamin) mostly."
According to Rivals.com, Florida is also interested in junior wideout Jaime Wilson, an athletic, speedy 6-foot, 185-pounder who will be one of the top-rated receivers in Florida next year. After Benjamin exhausted his high school eligibility, Wilson has assumed the role as the leading receiver for the Raiders.
Benjamin, a 6-foot-5, 215-pound receiver with serious NFL potential, is No. 2 on our recruiting Big Board. In August, Glades Central coach Jessie Hester told The Palm Beach Post's Jason Lieser that Florida was in the lead for Benjamin's services.
Plenty has been speculated about Benjamin, who wore a Florida State hat at his team's opening playoff game two weeks ago against Cardinal Gibbons and visited Tallahassee this past weekend. Benjamin told EerSports.com that Miami is still on his list, but the firing of coach Randy Shannon makes the situation tough to read. In the same article, Benjamin said his leading three were Florida, Florida State and West Virginia, and he'll visit Morgantown this coming weekend.
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Here are today's statistics on the state of the economy:
Producer prices jumped 0.5% in May, while the core rate, ex-food and -energy, rose 0.1%. On an annual basis, prices rose 1.8% overall, and 1.6% at the core.
The nation's current account deficit for the 1st Qtr came in at a smaller-than-expected $106.1 billion.
Foreign demand for long-term US securities rose to $-37.3 billion in April, the third consecutive monthly outflow of capital.
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We can't have ObamaCare effect these folks – they're "federal employees" for heaven sake!
When I read articles like this they infuriate me.
Dozens of lawmakers and aides are so afraid that their health insurance premiums will skyrocket next year thanks to Obamacare that they are thinking about retiring early or just quitting.
The fear: Government-subsidized premiums will disappear at the end of the year under a provision in the health care law that nudges aides and lawmakers onto the government health care exchanges, which could make their benefits exorbitantly expensive.
Why? Because there doesn't seem to be any ability to relate their problem with the problems they've imposed on business through their ramming through this horrific legislation we call "ObamaCare". Even with the effects beginning to be understood, like that above, they don't get it:
Rep. John Larson, a Connecticut Democrat in leadership when the law passed, said he thinks the problem will be resolved.
"If not, I think we should begin an immediate amicus brief to say, 'Listen this is simply not fair to these employees,'" Larson told POLITICO. "They are federal employees."
But apparently it is "fair" to the employees of business who, in some cases, will see 100% plus increases in their premiums. It only becomes a problem when it effects who? Why, 'federal employees', of course. You know, our so-called "public servants". And then, apparently, only that subset of federal employees that work for Congress. They seem oblivious to the fact that the same thing is happening in thousands of places and effecting multi-thousands of businesses. Freakin' clueless.
Even as mad as this made me, I got a chuckle out of this:
If the issue isn't resolved, and massive numbers of lawmakers and aides bolt, many on Capitol Hill fear it could lead to a brain drain just as Congress tackles a slew of weighty issues — like fights over the Tax Code and immigration reform.
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Pedro Meira Monteiro joined Princeton's faculty in 2002, after academic training in Brazil and France. He teaches courses on Brazilian literature, Latin American essays, music and poetry, cultural and intellectual history. His books include A queda do aventureiro (1999), Um moralista nos trópicos (2004), Mário de Andrade e Sérgio Buarque de Holanda: Correspondência (2012), Cangoma Calling: Spirits and Rhythms of Freedom in Brazilian Jongo Slavery Songs (2013, co-edited with Michael Stone), and O futuro abolido: Machado de Assis e o Memorial de Aires (forthcoming). With João Biehl, Lilia Schwarcz and Antonio Sérgio Guimarães, he co-directs Princeton's Global Network on "Race and Citizenship in the Americas." He is the editor of ellipsis, the journal of the American Portuguese Studies Association.
Academic articles, video, and audio can be found at Prof. Meira Monteiro's personal website (meiramonteiro.com), while his contributions to Brazilian newspapers and magazines, as well as other occasional pieces, can be found on his blog (penavadia.blogspot.com).
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What Does Judaism Say About Owning a Dog as a Pet?:"As a child growing up in Tel Aviv, I don't believe I ever saw an Orthodox Jew (the ones with streimels, peiyes, and a Prince Albert coat) walking a dog. Is there some sort of religious reason for an aversion to dogs?"
What does Orthodox Judaism have to say?
What Does Judaism Say About Putting a Sick Pet to Sleep?:"My Catholic wife, after agreeing to raise our children as Jews, had our daughter baptized in the Catholic Church without my knowledge or consent. Will the baptism nullify the Jewish naming we had for our daughter? Can we still raise our daughter as a Jew?"
What does Reform Judaism have to say?
What Jewish Prayers Can We Recite When Burying Our Beloved Pet Dog? :"We will soon be putting our beloved dog to sleep as he can no longer get up on his hind legs. We will be burying him in our backyard. Does Judaism provide any prayers we can say during the burial?"
What does Conservative Judaism have to say?
Does Judaism Allow Pet Cremation?:"I will be saying goodbye this Monday to my cat, Misty, after 17 years. I plan on having her cremated and her ashes returned to me in an urn. Someone told me that keeping a pet's cremated remains is against Jewish law. Is this true? Obviously, I hope this person is mistaken. Thank you in advance for your response."
What does Reform Judaism have to say?
Can I Walk and Clean Up After My Dog on the Sabbath (Shabbat)?:"I need to walk my dog every day, not just to "go", but for exercise, as well. This means that a) I need to carry her leash, and b) since I pick up after her, I need to carry that until I can throw it away. Carrying "that", of all things, seems un-Shabbasdik, but surely it's worse to leave it in the street. Neglecting her basic needs constitutes cruelty. What should I do? Somehow I don't think people "walked dogs" back in the Torah!"
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"Why Do Some Jews Give Their Dogs Bark Mitzvah Parties?":"A search on the Internet turned up photos of Bark Mitzvah parties in homes, gift packages for Bark Mitzvah dogs from pet stores, and invitations to Bark Mitzvah ceremonies from synagogues. Are Bark Mitzvahs actually a spiritual event in the lives of American Jews today or simply an excuse for a party?"
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I've seen a lot of posts and comments that imply or flat out state that Nate is a very poor coach at developing young players(especially point guards). However, I think the majority of the evidence shows that Nate is very good at developing young players. His deficiency may lie in working with under-confident players, but not in player development.
If you were to describe a coach whose record with players he worked with ,with fewer than 4 years in the league was:
1 multiple all-star
3rd year player just below the all-star line but in the top 10 for his position
2nd year player who is a solid starter and potential all-star
2nd year player who may not fulfill potential to start at PG, but definitely can be a 6th man in this league
2 2nd round picks who after 1 season looks like they're going to fill out to be fine roll-players
2nd year player who put up dominating numbers before going out due to injury
Juries out:
2nd year player who showed sharp decline from first year, may be due to injuries
1 player who developed into a starting point-guard in a different system after the trade
1 player traded away who couldn't get minutes in Sacramento
5th year player who has become a solid bench player but may never reach potential
So Nates shooting 60-70% with developing draft picks.
Now a lot of the credit can be given to Kevin for astute drafting, but I think when people talk about Nates failure's as a developmental coach they're missing all his successes. Roy, LaMarcus, Batum, Bayless, Oden, Cunningham and Pendegraph are players that Nate has successfully developed. If they stay healthy and continue along the path they are you could be looking at the starters and key role-players for a championship team. All developed by one coach.
Sure he failed to turn Sergio into gold, but nobody has. Nate may also have failed to get Martel to his potential, however some of that is due to loss of playing time to Batum and a stress fracture. If Martel had started the last two years we may have seen a different player entirely. And Rudy may be leaving Portland, but I think the jury is still out on Rudy. I will say that Jarrett Jack was probably a failure on our organization's part.
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- Hip Hop
Hip hop is a dance style, usually danced to hip hop music, that evolved from the hip hop culture.
The first dance associated with hip hop was breakdancing. While breakdancing consists primarily of moves executed close to the ground, the majority of hip hop moves are done standing up.
Hip hop dance steps require skill and experience to perfect. Hip hop dancers practice a lot in order to master basic steps and movements that appear simple when performed. Dancers with a good sense of rhythm find it easier to learn hip hop steps.* Learn more
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Tap is an exciting form of dance in which dancers wear special shoes equipped with metal taps. Tap dancers use their feet like drums to create rhythmic patterns and timely beats.
The term "tap dancing" is derived from the tapping sound produced when the small metal plates on the dancer's shoes touch a hard floor or surface.
Typical tap classes last about an hour, beginning with a warm-up to stretch the muscles of the legs and feet. Dancers practice a series of basic steps, adding more difficult combinations as they become more proficient.* Learn more
- Jazz
Jazz has become one of the most popular dance styles in recent years, mainly due to its popularity on television shows, movies, music videos and commercials. People enjoy watching jazz dancers, as the dancing is fun and energetic.
Jazz dancing is a form of dance that showcases a dancer's individual style and originality. Every jazz dancer interprets and executes moves and steps in their own way.
Jazz dancing is energetic and fun, consisting of unique moves, fancy footwork, big leaps and quick turns. To excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet, as it encourages grace and balance.
In a jazz class, dancers are encouraged to add their own personality to make each step unique and fun. Jazz steps include basic turns including chaines, piques, pirouettes, jazz turns, and some ballet turns, to name a few. Leaps include grande jetes, turning jumps, and tour jetes.
Signature to jazz dancing is the "jazz walk." Jazz walks can be performed in many different styles. Another popular jazz move is the "contraction." A contraction is accomplished by contracting the torso, with the back curved outward and the pelvis pulled forward.* Learn more
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Many positive benefits are associated with learning the art of ballet. Besides learning the traditional techniques of ballet, ballet lessons can also foster a positive self image in young girls, as well as young boys. Ballet teaches skill, grace, poise, self discipline and self confidence.
If your dream is to become a ballerina, you must practice a lot in order to master the many challenging poses and steps of ballet. You will begin by learning the rules and traditional techniques of ballet which have been handed down over the centuries.* Learn more
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This is a class that is solely dedicated to the technique of jumps and turns. The class time will consist of warming up, center floor, and across the floor activities. Many pep squad members in area high schools join this class to brush up on skills for dance team try-outs.
- Pre-School Classes
These classes are designed for children 2-5 years old. They are designed to teach grace, respect, confidence, and the workings of a classroom environment.
The classes are 1 hour once a week and consist of 20 minutes of tap, 20 minutes of ballet, and 20 minutes of tumbling. Pre-I is designed for 2 & 3 year olds. Pre-II is geared towards for 3 & 4 year olds. Pre-III is designated to our 4 & 5 year olds.* Learn more
- Lyrical
Lyrical dance is a dance style that blends ballet and jazz dance. Lyrical is generally smoother and a bit faster than ballet, but not quite as fast as jazz. A lyrical dancer uses movement to express strong emotions such as love, joy and anger.
Lyrical dancers usually perform to music with lyrics…the lyrics of the chosen song serve as inspiration for movements and expressions. Music used for lyrical is typically emotionally charged and expressive. Music may consist of many genres including pop, rock and hip hop. Powerful, expressive songs are often used in lyrical dance to give dancers a chance to express a range of strong emotions through their dancing. Learn more
- Modern
Modern dance encourages dancers to use their emotions and moods to design their own steps and routines. It is not unusual for dancers to invent new steps for their routines, instead of following a structured code of technique, as in ballet.
Another characteristic of modern dance in opposition to ballet is the deliberate use of gravity. Whereas classical ballet dancers strive to be light and airy on their feet, modern dancers often use their body weight to enhance movement. This type of dancer rejects the classical ballet stance of an upright, erect body, often opting instead for deliberate falls to the floor.
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Item: Snow Depth Measurements in Avalanche Starting Zones
Title: Snow Depth Measurements in Avalanche Starting Zones
Proceedings: Proceedings of the 2000 International Snow Science Workshop, October 1-6, Big Sky, Montana
- Magnus Mar Magnusso [ Icelandic Meteorological Office ]
- Jon Gunnar Egilsson [ Icelandic Meteorological Office ]
- Oddur Petursson [ Icelandic Meteorological Office ]
Date: 2000
Abstract: In the last few years, Iceland has started an extensive programme to build avalanche defense structuresfor threatened towns and villages. Part of those defense structures will be retaining structures in the starting zone. The design snow depth is a critical factor in designing such structures because they become much less effective jf they get buried. In order to evaluate this design snow depth, we have started a programme of measuring snow depth in avalanche starting zones. The programme consists of several different methods. First, we have Put snow stakes in the starting zones, which are read from down below, using theodolites several times throughout the winter. Also in late winter our snow observers go into the starting zones and measure snow depth along a profile, using avalanche probes. We have also experimented using a laser distometer to measure specific profilesin snow free conditions and then also during the winter. The difference will give us the snow depth. We have started experimenting taking aerial photographs of the starting zones in spring and having contour maps made of the snow surface and then using a geographical information system (GIS) to find the difference between the snow sUrface and the regular surface and thus obtaining the snow depth. In this paper we will give a description of the different methods, compare them and give examples of the results.
Language of Article: English
Presenters: Unknown
Keywords: avalanche starting zones, snow depth, snow mapping, acoustic depth sensors, laser distometers
Subjects: snow depth avalanche starting zones aerial photographs
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Rockford Public Schools keeps its same mission, but a new leader will carry that mission forward. The days of the top administrator are winding down, but he's got full confidence in his replacement.
Superintendent Dr. Robert Willis was brought to District 205 in May of 2011. In just a couple days, his contract will be up and Dr. Ehren Jarrett's begins.
"I just cannot wait to get started. I feel really good about the preparation I've received working with a great mentor like Dr. Willis." -Dr. Jarrett explains.
Both leaders have spent about the same amount of time in Rockford. Under this administration, Dr. Willis says the district has grown.
"Readiness Rocks, which we work on as our core sense of direction, the college and career academies, the Seven Periods to Success which enabled us to bring back the fine arts and foreign languages, more accelerated classes and more remedial classes for kids who need help."
Dr. Willis was also in charge when 60% of voters okayed a referendum to update District 205 buildings. The district also brought pre- school enrollment up to 2,600 kids. Dr. Jarrett thinks these accomplishments show the platform for RPS 205 is already set, but there's always room for improvement.
"Our schools work incredibly well for some of our students, students who take an Advanced Placement course every year, their average act is a 27, so it's working really well for those students, where we're not working as well is across-the-board and we want that experience for all of our students." -Dr. Jarrett adds.
Dr. Willis has accepted the Interim Superintendent position in Stillman Valley for Meridian CUSD 223.
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CNN Welcomes Mourdock to Senate Race: Aren't You Going to 'Undermine' American Unity If You Win?
After CNN's Erin Burnett lamented the defeat of "moderate" Dick Lugar in Indiana's GOP Senate primary, Wednesday's Starting Point panel had a cold welcome for the victorious Tea Party candidate Richard Mourdock.
Anchor Soledad O'Brien asked Mourdock if his "confrontational" attitude wouldn't help "undermine" the cause of uniting Americans. It's doubtful whether Soledad thought the same of President Obama as he shoved liberal legislation down the throats of Republicans in the first two years of his term. [Video below the break. Audio here.]
"[D]oesn't that actually just undermine any sense of trying to get Americans united and together and raise some of those numbers for approval, frankly?" Soledad challenged Mourdock. CNN's panel obviously had a problem with Mourdock's premise that the two parties were too far apart for effective compromise.
According to the GOP candidate, "the ideas for which the parties are working are really at opposite ends of the spectrum. I don't think there's going to be a lot of successful compromise." He wished instead for a "conservative majority" where Democrats could reach across the aisle to help lower taxes and reduce government spending.
Again, the liberal media were not freaking out when Democrats held the presidency and both houses of Congress, and worked to shove through the stimulus, cap-and-trade, and ObamaCare. However, when a conservative candidate declares that he will not compromise his principles to work with liberals, the media question the lack of bipartisanship.
Margaret Hoover pressed him "What would you say when people criticize you as saying that you don't understand the nature of the institution you're running to represent, the Senate, which is really premised on the notion of compromising with your colleagues?"
A transcript of the segment, which aired on May 9 on Starting Point at 7:21 a.m. EDT, is as follows:
SOLEDAD O'BRIEN: Mr. Lugar last night sent out a message to his supporters and others, I guess, as well, and he said it was really about an anti-incumbent head winds. He also said linking him to Senator Obama at the time would be used against him and that he was also a target of Club for Growth and FreedomWorks.
And Club for Growth sent out an e- mail late last night – which I was awake and was reading – and it said this: "Total independent expenditures by Club for Growth entities" – the Club for Growth Action, Club for Growth, and Club for Growth PAC – "combined amounted to 40 percent of all independent expenditures in Indiana's Senate race in the last 30 days before Election Day."
Do you think that he has a point, which is funding from some major sources somewhere between $2 million from them, maybe $4 million total, really was what helped push you over?
MARGARET HOOVER, CNN contributor: Mr. Mourdock, Margaret Hoover here. A follow-up question. Many people have likened Jim DeMint and the Tea Party to not compromising in the Senate. And what would you say? I want to give you an opportunity to respond. What would you say when people criticize you as saying that you don't understand the nature of the institution you're running to represent, the Senate, which is really premised on the notion of compromising with your colleagues?
MOURDOCK: Well, I'm a huge student of American history, and I recognize that this is one of those times where there's great polarization between the two parties. And, frankly, the ideas for which the parties are working are really at opposite ends of the spectrum. I don't think there's going to be a lot of successful compromise. Hence you have the deadlock we have today.
What I've said about compromise and bipartisanship is I hope to build a conservative majority in the United States Senate so that bipartisanship becomes Democrats joining Republicans to roll back the size of government, reduce the bureaucracy, lower taxes, and get America moving again. The stimulus plan hasn't worked.
O'BRIEN: So what I hear you say is that you're not going to compromise. In fact the only compromise you'll do is really getting other people on the other side of the aisle to come to your side of the aisle, which, I guess, is the definition against compromise. You said this in the New York Times –
MOURDOCK: Well, it is the definition of political effectiveness.
O'BRIEN: True. So political effectiveness, you're saying, is not possible with compromise. Some people would say political effectiveness in the Senate actually requires compromise. There are many issues that cannot be done if you do not get bipartisan support. You're not going to work toward bipartisan support?
MOURDOCK: Well, the fact is, you never compromise on principles. If people on the far left have a principle they want to stand by, they should never compromise. Those of us on the right should not either. Compromise may come in the finer details of a plan or a budget. But the real principles that I've mentioned about having government rolled back in size, lowering taxes – those things are the principles that caused me to get in this race. They're what has motivated many people to get out and work for us. And we are at that point where one side or the other has to win this argument. One side or the other will dominate.
O'BRIEN: You told the New York Times, "The time for being collegial has passed. It's time for confrontation." And when I look at the polls and talk to people who are frustrated about I would say a lack of what's getting done in Washington, D.C., I mean there's genuine frustration and the anger can be seen on some of the poll numbers – I think approval is probably 17 percent approval for Congress.
Doesn't going in with an attitude potentially, of course, if you're able to be victorious at the very end, that collegial has passed and we're going to be confrontational, doesn't that actually just undermine any sense of trying to get Americans united and together and raise some of those numbers for approval, frankly?
MOURDOCK: Well, we are at that point right now. If you want to see where we have collegiality? Okay, we have collegiality and we have Congress with a 17 percent approval rating. So it's not working.
O'BRIEN: I don't know that you have collegiality, sir. I'm going to argue against that.
MOURDOCK: Well, I -- my point was in that interview and it is still today, those who are saying we need more collegiality, well, Mr. Lugar was seen as a very collegial person, and yet there was that very frustration. I'm certain part of the reason we won yesterday was the very fact as you mentioned that Congress is seen as so unpopular because it's so ineffective. When I say I want to be confrontational, I want to confront the issues. I'm bipartisan in the sense that I want to confront the big spenders who are both Republicans and Democrats. I want to confront those who would protect the bureaucracy rather than the Republicans or Democrats. That's the kind of confrontation we need to address the real issues that will get this country going again.
We have a difficult time ahead, we have to make some tough decisions, I'm willing to make them. And if people see that as confrontational, so be it. I like to see it as effective leadership.
O'BRIEN: Richard Mourdock, congratulations on your win yesterday. Thanks for talking with us about it. We appreciate it.
- Matt Hadro's blog
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That's funny
Submitted by KornKing on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 5:45pm.
Soledad harping at someone being "confrontational"
Especially someone who could probably show more intelligence than her by farting.
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Gawd, this woman...
Submitted by KyWriter on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 5:48pm.
...is becoming more unbalanced by the hour.
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Another Soledad quotable quote
Submitted by Galvanic on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 6:46pm.
I don't how anyone in the MSM industry can defend this woman's performance.
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Soledad= partisan hack
Submitted by ant on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 5:52pm.
She's insufferable. How many times a day does she say, 'I'm going to argue with that'? With what? How do you argue with a statement? Can we see some 'compromise' among the so-called media?
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She says the Senate "is
Submitted by tcm14 on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 6:02pm.
She says the Senate "is really premised on the notion of compromising with your colleagues"? Um no, it's not. It's premised on winning a majority of the seats so you can pass legislation on behalf of the voters.
She never thought congress was premised on compromise when the Dems were shoving legislation down our throats; when that happened, it was the "obstructionist" Republicans that were the problem.
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MSM Definition of American Unity
Submitted by PAT09 on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 6:12pm.
American Unity = Shaddup, Sit Down and Vote for Whatever Obama and the Libs Want ........... That's Unity
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CNN's O'Brien demonstrates
Submitted by celator on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 6:20pm.
CNN's O'Brien demonstrates the old lefty MSM tactic in her question: an assumption that the conservative/Republican is surely embarrassed for being such, and here is the opportunity to come clean with a good confession.
In other news, CNN's April 2012 ratings were the worse in a decade. Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes announced that CNN's low ratings were Bush's fault.
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Margaret Hoover
Submitted by Gordon Schumway on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 6:30pm.
I don't watch CNN, so riddle me this... when did Margaret Hoover leave top-rated Fox News Channel for the bottom-feeding CNN? Sounds like the move David Schuster made a few years ago.
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Americans United, just not the way Lib-Prog Demodonks expect
Submitted by SeniorD on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 7:09pm.
Americans are united in their anti-socialist, pro-Christianity position which is anathema to Lib-Prog Socialist Demodonks.
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That's funny...
Submitted by lesterwink23 on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 7:22pm.
Because Soledad undermines American news journalism by being an unapologetic partisan hack and having lower ratings than the Emergency Broadcast System channel. Sooner or later, CNN will have to cut its losses and cut this dingbat loose
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Yes, Erin
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 7:25pm.
Because we're just so united right now.
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Submitted by NotFondOfLibs on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 8:38pm.
Snot nose Soledad never has a problem with any democrat being confrontational, especially Barack Obama, but any Republican who doesn't see it her way gets a dose of her snake venom. It would be nice if elected Republicans and Republican candidates would just refuse to appear on CNN programs.
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"Get in their face!" Or is
Submitted by RR GOP on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 12:09am.
"Get in their face!"
Or is that only for Obama supporters? Not sure...?
"Under Capitalism, man exploits man. Under Communism it's just the opposite."
"All that Communism needs to make it successful is for someone to feed and clothe it."
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Submitted by Constantine2112 on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 12:33am.
SOLEDAD O'BRIEN = Comedienne/failure
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Submitted by Constantine2112 on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 12:33am.
SOLEDAD O'BRIEN = Comedienne/failure
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Submitted by Utherpend on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 12:22pm.
This is the standard practice of trying to make the winner look like the loser. Only a Liberal would tell somone who won by a landslide with the backing of most of the state that they have to start acting like the same person they just beat. Mourdock should have pointed this out to the clueless at CNN then schooled them on what the actual purpose of a Senator job entails.
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LAS VEGAS -- Students across the nation went back to class Monday after one of the worst mass shootings at a school in the United State's history.
In the Las Vegas valley, safety is a concern, especially among those who are taking care of young children.
Teachers and parents told 8 News NOW that the most important thing is to keep the school day as normal as possible for the children.
First grade teacher Cristiana Blunt said heading back to school on Monday was tough.
"The first thing I want to do when I came in this morning was hug them," she said.
Cambeiro Elementary School Principal Patty Rosales said aside from more police presence around campus, the staff has become more aware of the safety procedures and crisis plan already in place in case of an emergency.
Parent Luz Ramirez said she urged her child to go to school despite the shooting on Friday.
"She asked, 'Mommy what happened?'" Ramirez said. I told my daughter, 'It's OK, it's OK, it's fine.'"
Shaun Wilcox, who has a child in first grade, said parents put their trust in the school to make sure they keep their children safe.
"I do feel bad for what happened in Connecticut and what not, but stuff happens everywhere," he said.
To help boost security, Cambeiro Elementary added a new computer check-in system this year that requires visitors to sign in and have their pictures taken.
The Clark County School District plans to come up with more specific drills starting next year to respond to an incident like the one in Connecticut..
For Blunt, protecting her students -- her babies as she calls them -- is her No. 1 priority.
"I will do anything in my power, anything for them," she said.
The school district also reminds parents to keep their contact numbers current, that way in case of an emergency it can get in touch with parents as soon as possible.


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With the 26th pick of the 2009 Pride of Detroit Community Mock Draft, the Baltimore Ravens select Maryland wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey.
Here is Runnin' Rebel's reasoning for the pick:
Ozzie Newsome has a reputation of drafting the best player available without much concern of the Ravens positional needs. That being said, I'm not Ozzie Newsome.
The Ravens advanced to the playoffs mainly on the strengths of their defensive prowess. Although they lost a few key players from the unit, the front-office did an adequate job replacing those players through free agency and has no strong need to re-tool that side of the ball with their first pick.
Joe Flacco emerged as one of the NFL's capable young guns and did an admirable job of not losing the games for the defense. In order for Flacco to take the next step he needs a viable deep threat at the wideout position to showcase his arm strength. An aging Derrick Mason was the team's most consistent receiver. Heyward-Bey would be the heir apparent and the perfect complement to command the double team and stretch the field to free up the underneath routes for the running backs and newly acquired tight end L. J. Smith.
Heyward-Bey has electrifying speed and quickness and the potential to go the distance on any given play. He possesses the unique combination of size and speed NFL teams are looking for. This unique combination, along with his ability to go across the middle of the field, will make him an extremely valuable target in red-zone situations. Along with filling the team's need, Heyward-Bey will immediately be a fan favorite, as he attended high school and college in the local area.
I did consider Alex Mack to learn behind Matt Birk and add OL depth, also to tick off the Steelers, who have their eye on him, but decided he was a bit of a reach at this point in the draft.
NFL.com's Mike Mayock had Heyward-Bey going to the Raiders at #7 in his latest mock draft.
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MUNCIE, Ind. —
William Rolan Hutchison, 83, died Jan. 25, 2013, at Bethel Pointe Health and Rehabilitation, following an extended illness.
He was a member of the Indiana Air National Guard, being called to active duty with the U.S. Air Force, when the Korean War started.
Among survivors are his wife, Jackie Sue (Trego) Hutchison; son, William Mikel Hutchison; daughters, Roanne Dunkelberg and Lisa Thornbro; and five grandchildren.
Celebration of Life service 1 p.m. Tuesday at Elm Ridge Funeral Home, 4600 W. Kilgore Ave., Muncie. Burial in Elm Ridge Memorial Park.
Visitation two hours before the Tuesday service.
Memorials to the Alzheimer's Association of Central Indiana, 9135 N. Meridian St. Ste. B-4, Indianapolis, IN 46209.
Post online condolences at www.theheraldbulletin.com.


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How to Pass a Soccer Ball
Passing a soccer ball is a crucial part of soccer – if you want to become a better soccer player, you should learn about passing. It's arguably the most simple of things, and the best players make it look easy. There are certain things you should consider when thinking about passing a soccer ball:
- How is your body position?
- How close is the ball to your body
- How close is the person you want to pass the ball to?
- Is the person you want to pass the ball to under pressure?
- Where abouts on the soccer field is the person you want to pass the ball to?
Without being able to pass a soccer ball, you will never effectively contribute to a team at any level of play, even if you're a goalkeeper. The modern game of soccer has developed so much that Goalkeepers at the top level now use their feet three times as much as their hands. Now, imagine what would happen if those Goalkeepers couldn't effectively pass a soccer ball – would you want to pass a ball back to a Goalkeeper who didn't have the ability to pass it back to yourself or a team-mate?
Different Types of Passes in Soccer
Short Passes
Often the simplest pass is the best option. Soccer is a simple game, let's not over complicate it by trying to make it harder than it already is. Trying the extravagant can be great at the right time, but if a short pass is on, and you try something extravagant and it doesn't come off, you may lose possession of the ball and give the opposition a counter-attacking opportunity. If you watch Arsenal or Barcelona, you'll notice they play lots of short passes – they work the ball around the field very well, and almost every player on the field are very good passers.
Part of becoming a better soccer player is knowing which kind of pass to play at the right time. Short passes require us to use the inside of our foot. If the player you want to pass it to is close to you, don't pass it as hard as you can. Obviously, the ball needs to reach it's destination, but you should consider how easy it's going to be for your team mate to receive the ball and then make his pass. The harder you pass the ball at your team mate, the harder it's going to be for them to receive the ball. You should deliver a firm pass on the ground using the inside of your foot.
Long or Driven Passes
Long or driven passes are useful for switching the field of play. If there is a player on the other side of the soccer field who we can pass the ball to without needing to loft the ball, then we need to do so. These kind of passes require using a different surface of the foot than short passes because they require more power.
When thinking about playing a long or driven pass, you should consider who you're playing the ball to. Switching the field of play with a long pass is often a tactical move because the opposition players have to readjust their defensive positioning. If you want to become a better soccer player you need to know when and how to use a long and driven pass.
Before playing a long or driven pass, think about the advantages of doing so. Are you giving your team an advantage by playing a long ball, and is the player you're passing the ball to in a position to be effective. The ball needs to be played with a lot more power to reach a team mate so we need to use the laces of our soccer cleats to generate the power. The ball should be just in front of you, your ankle should be locked just like it would for shooting, your should strike the middle of the ball, and your head and knee need to be over the ball when striking (otherwise the ball will be in the air). Remember to follow through – stopping right after you've kicked the ball will generate way less power then necessary.
Lofted Passes
Lofted passes are a great alternative to a long, driven pass. If the opposition have positioned themselves well, they will have players denying space so if any driven passes are played, they are able to intercept them. In this case, a lofted ball would be a great choice.
David Beckham is arguably the best passer of a lofted ball in the modern game of soccer. He is able to switch the field of play with such a precise lofted pass that his team mate barely needs to break stride or take an extra touch. This precision didn't come easy, it came with years of training hard and putting in the extra hours on the practice field – something which every player needs to do if they wish to become a better soccer player.
When playing a lofted pass to a team mate you need to assess the risk of playing such a ball. For instance, is there a short, easier pass which you could play to a closer team mate which would see your team keeping possession of the ball? Giving away possession of the ball unnecessarily with an attempted lofted pass may not see you gain favor with your team-mates or coaches. You should also make the choice of who to play a lofted pass to – is that player under pressure? Will they be closed down immediately after they have received the ball? Such decisions need to be made before the ball has been played.
Before attempting lofted passes you should work on your technique. The technique for a lofted pass is similar to that of a driven ball, but instead of having your head and knee over the ball, you should lean back. Instead of striking the ball in the middle, you should look to get underneath the ball when you strike it so the ball gets played in the air instead of on the ground.
Just as with all aspects of soccer, practice makes perfect. A good way to practice lofted passes is on an empty soccer field. Using cones, create different size areas or targets in one half of the field and place them on both the left and right side. Now, gather a selection of balls and take them to midway in the other half of the field. Practice playing lofted passes into the areas or targets you created. If you do this consistently your lofted passes should see a marked improvement.
One More Thing:
If you want to become a better soccer player you should practice all of these passing types with both your weaker and stronger foot. A soccer player who is comfortable passing the ball with both feet is far more of an asset to their team than a player who is only comfortable passing the ball on their stronger foot.


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Eugene Volokh, American Center for Democracy
"...Even if those ordered to testify sincerely believe that Islamic law forbids their testimony, they will lose, just as those who sincerely believe that Jewish law forbids their testimony will lose." ~ Eugene Volokh
From Standard Chartered Bank v. Ahmad Hamad AL Gosaibi and Bros. Co., 2014 WL 96219 (N.Y. trial ct. Jan. 10, 2014):
"Defendants assert that they have standing to move to quash the instant subpoenas on the ground that the subpoenas seek all contracts between Pepsi and the defendants, documents which, they claim, include confidential proprietary information about defendants' bottling operations. In support of their claim defendants submit the affidavit of Eric L. Lewis, Global Legal Coordinator for defendant-judgment debtor Ahmad Hamad A1 Gosaibi & Brothers Company ('AHAB')....
Defendants contend that compliance with the subpoenas would expose Pepsi to civil and criminal penalties under the laws of Saudi Arabia. In support they offer the unsworn affidavit of AHAB's Saudi Arabian lawyer, Dr. Eyad Reda, who claims that absent consent of the account holder or royal or agency order, Article 19 of the Saudi Banking Control Law and Shari'ah principles of privacy prohibit disclosure of banking information to any third parties.
In opposition, plaintiff's expert, Muddassir H. Siddiqui, alleges that Article 19 prohibits such disclosure only by parties who come into possession of banking information during the performance of their duties under the Saudi Banking Control Law. He notes that since Pepsi does not operate as a bank under Saudi Law and is not an agent of the Saudi Arabian Money Authority, Article 19 imposes no restrictions on. Pepsi. Moreover, he contends, Saudi law and Shari'ah law obligate a Saudi debtor to fully disclose its assets to its creditors. Thus, Pepsi's disclosure pursuant to the subpoenas is consonant with Saudi law.
The Court accepts the opinion of plaintiff's expert. He supports it with specific citations and a copy of the Banking Control Law. Defendants' expert fails to specify what 'parties' are subject to the requirements of the Saudi Banking Control Law and fails to specify the Shari'ah principles of privacy on which he relies.[Footnote: Whether Shari'ah law is 'law' or religious traditions that differ among Muslims is a factual issue (see, e.g.,Awad v Ziriax, 754 F Supp2d 1298, 1306 [WD Okla 2010], aff'd 670 F3d 1111 [10th Cir 2012]). Moreover, as Standard notes, New York courts generally do not permit a party to avoid disclosure in response to a subpoena on the basis of religious laws or rules. (Matter of Congregation B'Nai Jonah v Kuriansky, 172 AD2d 35, 38-39 [3d Dept 1991]).
Defendants' citation of Richbell Info. Servs., Inc. v Jupiter Partners L.P. (32 AD3d 150, 156 [1st Dept 2006]) does not support their contentions. That case concerned pre-trial discovery from a party, not, as here, post-judgment discovery of judgment debtors' assets. Moreover, as noted, the requested disclosure would not be prohibited under Saudi law or Shari'ah principles."
This helps show, I think, a point that I'd made before: The American legal system generally does a good job of dealing with arguments for consideration of foreign and religious law (including Islamic law). Sometimes it does take into account foreign law and parties' felt religious obligations, and sometimes it doesn't – but indeed our legal system sometimes should take such things into account, and sometimes shouldn't. There's no need for broad new bans on such consideration, whether as to foreign law, religious law, or Islamic law in particular.
To focus on this case:
1) Say a Japanese court sought to order an American company to reveal information about American citizens that is protected by American privacy laws. Even if the Japanese court has jurisdiction over the American company (for instance, because it is deciding a lawsuit that stems from the company's conduct in Japan), such orders could seriously interfere with international trade and investment – and could put companies in the unfair position of being punished by some country's law no matter what they do.
For this reason, many countries' so-called "choice of law" rules aim at trying to minimize such conflicts, and provide that sometimes (though not always) a court should apply the law of a foreign country rather than its own. The rules are complex and varied, but they're important, and they can't be simplified to "always apply our own law" (or for that matter "always apply the other country's law") without causing huge problems. So we should expect that Japanese courts will sometimes consider American law in refusing to order American companies to produce records, American courts will sometimes consider Saudi law in refusing to order Saudi companies to produce records, and so on. But of course in doing so American courts – just to give our country as an example – will be in the first instance applying the American law related to choice of law, albeit American law that calls for the consideration of a foreign country's law.
But, to block production of documents because of foreign law, a court must first be persuaded that foreign law does indeed forbid such production. Here, the court considered the parties' submissions, and found that American law could be complied with without requiring a violation of Saudi law. Maybe the court erred on the facts, and maybe the parties didn't develop the facts as well as they could have. But that risk of error is present with all adjudication, and it's better to run that risk than have a flat rule (e.g., "never consider foreign law") that's likely to handicap American economic relations with the rest of the world.
2) Throughout American history, American law has sometimes considered people's religious beliefs in deciding whether to exempt them from generally applicable laws. As I've argued at length, I think that the federal Constitution shouldn't be read as generally requiring such religious exemptions, but it's often sensible for federal, state, and local governments to choose to create such exemptions (though I think they should generally be extended to nonreligious conscientious objectors as well, much as the draft exemption has been so extended).
Again, there is a complicated body of law about when such exemptions are recognized, but while I prefer simple rules when simple rules make sense, I don't think simple rules ("no religious exemptions ever" or "always exempt religious objectors") make sense here. And certainly our legal system has never taken either of the simple approaches; it has always included a large set of religious exemptions of varying scopes.
So in principle, the argument "I'm a Muslim, and I think Islamic law forbids behavior X, so I should be exempted from a legal requirement to do X" might sometimes prevail. (See, for instance, the cases involving religious headgear in courtrooms.) American courts wouldn't ask whether Islamic law really forbids behavior X, but they would ask whether the person sincerely believes that his religion – whether Islam, Christianity, Judaism, or whatever else – forbids the behavior. And they would ask whether an American legal rule, whether statutory, constitutional, or common-law, authorizes such religious exemptions. They would thus not be applying Islamic law as such. Rather, they would be applying American law that authorizes exemptions for religious believers (including for Muslims).
New York's highest court, as it happens, has interpreted the New York Constitution as providing some modest across-the-board protection for religious objectors:
[W]hen the State imposes "an incidental burden on the right to free exercise of religion" we must consider the interest advanced by the legislation that imposes the burden, and that "[t]he respective interests must be balanced to determine whether the incidental burdening is justified" (La Rocca v Lane, 37 NY2d 575, 583 [1975], citing People v Woodruff, 26 AD2d 236, 238 [1966], affd 21 NY2d 848 [1968]).... [In performing such balancing,] substantial deference is due the Legislature, and that the party claiming an exemption bears the burden of showing that the challenged legislation, as applied to that party, is an unreasonable interference with religious freedom. This test, while more protective of religious exercise than the rule ofSmith, is less so than the rule stated (though not always applied) in a number of other federal and state cases.
And, as the court in Standard Chartered Bank v. Ahmad Hamad AL Gosaibi and Bros. Co. noted, past New York decisions have held that – because of the importance of the duty to testify – no religious exemptions need be given from this duty. The duty might burden people's religious beliefs, by requiring them to testify when their religion forbids testimony, but that burden is justified by the importance of the government's interests involved. So as a result, even if those ordered to testify sincerely believe that Islamic law forbids their testimony, they will lose, just as those who sincerely believe that Jewish law forbids their testimony will lose.
Again, this is on balance a pretty sensible result. And it's a result that is dictated by American law, which provides that sometimes religious objectors do get exemptions (whether under state constitutions, under broadly applicable state or federal Religious Freedom Restoration Acts, or under specific exemptions included in specific statutes) and sometimes they don't.
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Lester J. Holtzblatt, Richard L. Piazza, Howard B. Reubenstein, Susan N. Roberts, David R. Harris, "Design Recovery for Distributed Systems," IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, vol. 23, no. 7, pp. 461-472, July, 1997.
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Abstract—Two factors limit the utility of reverse engineering technology for many distributed software systems. First, with the exception of tools that support Ada and its explicit tasking constructs, reverse engineering tools fail to capture information concerning the flow of information between tasks. Second, relatively few reverse engineering tools are available for programming languages in which many older legacy applications were written (e.g., Jovial, CMS-2, and various assembly languages). In this paper, we describe approaches that were developed for overcoming these limitations. In particular, we have implemented an approach for automatically extracting task flow information from a command and control system written in CMS-2. Our approach takes advantage of a small amount of externally provided design knowledge in order to recover design information relevant to the distributed nature of the target system.
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Put down your drink and take a deep breath.
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Some visitors may enjoy the sociability of a main lounge and bar area within their chosen safari property with the coming together at the end of the day to swop stories and experiences. For others that prefer a more private situation there are many camps and lodges that have their guest rooms sympathetically placed at a suitable distance to give a different atmosphere altogether. Families, groups of friends and couples all have a different set of criteria to assist their choice of right destination, accommodation and logistical itinerary to tie it all together.
Our partners in Africa are of the highest standard and the relationships we have with them ensure our clients receive only the best attention and are well cared for at each point of their trip. Through regular contact with our partners and travelling in Africa ourselves we are constantly updating our services and what we offer. Although we are first and foremost guided by our clients from the earliest stages of contact we are confident in our experience and in-depth knowledge that enables us to inform and suggest a range of options in creating the perfect safari holiday for that individual person or group.
When the extensive planning process has created a booking, a dedicated member of the Opulent Africa team then takes over to be on hand to answer any questions and provide assistance right up to your departure date.