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Tyler Barrett, John Fuson, Dexter Mines Sr., Bret Murray
Part of a series of election issues reports comparing the candidates stands. For more in the series, go to TheLeafChronicle.com/election.
CLARKSVILLE, TENN. — How to handle growth, juvenile crime and partnerships with other police agencies are the top issues for four candidates on the ballot in the 2014 Montgomery County sheriffs race.
Incumbent Sheriff John Fuson, who was appointed by the Montgomery County Commission in 2012 to replace the late Sheriff Norman Lewis, is faced by challengers Tyler Barrett, Dexter Mines Sr. and Bret Murray in the Aug. 7 General Election. Early voting begins July 18.
Tyler Barrett
Barrett says his experience as a detective with the Clarksville Police Department will help him bridge the gap between the two agencies.
Ive got ideas on how to make the SRO program stronger, Ive got plans on how to make the Montgomery County investigations stronger and (the) patrol division stronger, Barrett said.
I think we need to find ways to attack our felonies being committed in the rural areas and be more civically involved, reach out to the community to help turn some of our misguided youth.
John Fuson
Fuson said his years of experience with the Montgomery County Sheriffs Office make him the most qualified candidate.
Im in my 17th year of employment there, Fuson said. I know the deputies and the criminal element.
The sheriff also is responsible for the jail, which Fuson said is the largest part of the budget. He said his administrative and operational experience also make him the best candidate.
We manage 340 employees, he said. Ive been there. Ive been doing it operationally and administratively for the last 18 months.
Dexter Mines
Mines, a state coordinator for Bethel University, pastor and Army retiree, said it is important that the sheriff be someone who can be trusted and who can ensure that those in his charge are trusted.
The Sheriffs Office should always be an office of integrity, discipline and leadership, Mines said. Based on my experience in law enforcement and the military, I bring this to the table.
Bret Murray
Retired FBI Special Agent Bret Murray said being the only candidate who has not been part of county or city government allows him to bring a fresh vision to the office.
The position of Montgomery County Sheriff is a very important and integral position within county government and should be held by the law enforcement professional that is best qualified, Murray said.
My experience will allow me to bring a fresh new vision to the Montgomery County Sheriffs Office and propel it to a new level.
Growth, manpower and funding
Mines said one of the major issues that needs to be addressed by the Sheriffs Office is manpower.
Any agency would say they need that, but when you talk about keeping people safe, you have to have manpower, he said. Being one who has been on the street, waiting for backup, we have to work on manpower. We cant put it all on the mayor or (County) Commission, but how can we do it?
He said restructuring is needed, and the Sheriffs Office should tighten our belt internally, before asking a county that has a $340 million deficiency for additional money.
We already know deficits are going to be tight and we need to make hard decisions, he said.
He said some upper leadership jobs have high salaries, so he knows the money is there, and that restructuring is needed to push some of that money down to street level positions.
If youre going to identify a problem, you need to identify a solution, he said. When I say upper leadership, I mean from the sheriff down. We all have to do this together. If it comes to the sheriff having to take a cut in pay, Mines will do that. Thats how important it is.
Fuson agrees that is important for the Sheriffs Office to keep up with rapid growth.
We need to have a public safety system that is adequately supplied with manpower and equipment, he said.
But he said the sheriff has to work within a budget, which is currently $23 million annually, even as calls for service have been growing substantially each year.
Were short in patrol and criminal investigation and court security divisions, he said. Where to get that money from ... taxes is the only place you can get it. In order to increase our ability to meet the demand, we are going to require more of the base.
Barrett said the county needs a sheriff that will look outside of the box for ways to solve problems.
The Sheriffs Office is heavy in command staff, he said. Some dont seem to have job descriptions. Downsize command staff and increase the number on the streets.
Murray said he isnt sure whether the Sheriffs Office is prepared for coming growth but that he would examine the matter if elected.
He said his relationship with local law enforcement and federal agencies during his years with the FBI will help him build resources, and he could work closely with them on issues that impact them all.
He said he would also go out into the community to talk to be people, build relationships and engage them in helping solve crimes.
If there is a manpower shortage, he would use technology and training to help road deputies to help prevent and solve more crimes quickly.
SROs in schools
The candidates had differing views on how to add more school resource officers.
Mines said when the county decided to add eight new school resource officers to work in elementary schools, it wasnt the best solution, because some of those SROs must cover three schools.
You have to ask yourself what is safe, he said. We need to figure out a solution to that problem. ... We did just enough to put a Band-Aid on it.
Barrett said if he had been sheriff, he would have taken the funding for eight full-time SROs and instead hired part-time SROs for all the schools by hiring retired CPD officers and retired deputies.
Fuson said part-time SROs would not be practical and that the best approach is to take it one step at a time. Eight SROs were hired for 24 schools, and when funding becomes available, more will be added until eventually we have one at every school.
He said if part-time officers were hired, they would be limited on hours they could work and it would take nearly 50 retired part-time officers to cover the elementary schools alone because of those hour limitations.
Mines also disagreed that part-time SROS would be appropriate, even if they are retired police officers, especially without providing medical insurance.
You have to have full-time people in those positions because it deals not only with the safety of the children but our community, he said.
Murray said securing schools is important, not only through SROs but by having trained deputies ready to react quickly to an active shooter. He said SROs should also build a rapport with children and gain their trust so that when there is a problem with weapons or drugs coming into a school, they can react.
If a student trusts an SRO and trouble may be brewing, the SROs would be notified discreetly or anonymously, he said. Theyll get information and act on it and hopefully prevent anything from occurring.
He said he also wants teachers to be trained to understand the signs of potential dangers by a student or someone else and how to get the information to the appropriate authorities quickly.
Juvenile detention center
Views also differed on whether Montgomery County needs its own juvenile detention center. Right now, juveniles who are detained are sent to a facility in Maury County.
Barrett said he has been saying since 2010, when he also ran for sheriff, that its time Montgomery County has a juvenile detention facility. He said it should be a multipurpose facility with a boot camp that could partner with businesses and offer job training.
He said he would also like to see a police athletic league like one he was part of in Nashville that would offer mentoring and tutoring to get misguided teens away from negative influences and provide positive role models.
Mines cited the growing number of juvenile cases from 11,000 two years ago to 16,000 now as proof that the time has come to address the problem.
We need a juvenile detention center, he said. We do have gang problems. Juvenile crime is on the rise.
He said its time to do something more than talk about the problem.
The more we say we dont have funding, the problem gets bigger, he said. We need to take a bite out of the apple.
Fuson said Montgomery County is large enough to have a facility, but the cost of operating one would be upside down.
We have a juvenile problem, but not enough to have a facility, though well probably get there, he said. It wouldnt make very good financial sense to have one here.
Murray said he would have to study the issue carefully to see if its needed and what funding might be available.
Its very difficult to say right now we need one, he said. It needs to be studied because its very expensive. I would assess this and make the best decision for this county.
If one is needed, he said, he would fight to get the money to build one.
How to communicate with the County Commission and with other law enforcement agencies is another issue facing candidates.
Barrett said he sees a real need for increased communication between the Sheriffs Office and Clarksville Police, and he thinks he can bridge that gap with his experience as a CPD detective.
Every week we have a meeting in the city, he said. If we open it up to the county, people doing burglaries in Woodlawn are doing them in New Providence. If there is a law enforcement need for combined resources, if you have good rapport ... you can reach out.
He said information should be shared between the agencies to make both more effective.
Fuson said communication and relationships are a big part of getting things done.
As a (former county) commissioner, I can understand what theyll be looking for, he said. You need trust and confidence, and I know I have that. They know I wont ask for anything I dont need.
He said pooling resources with other agencies is something the Sheriffs Office needs to do and has been doing.
Mines said talking through problems helps solve problems.
Communication is the key to it all, he said. We have to sit down and talk about our problems. We need to get them to understand what our problems are. ... It is absolutely important for all entities to talk. Its not just the sheriffs job to fix things.
Murray said he has worked closely with local, county and federal agencies operating in the seven-county region and Fort Campbell. He said crime bleeds into other counties and that the agencies could work together to solve problems by sharing information and by creating task forces to target certain types of crimes as needed.
A lot of this can be solved with strong leaders in the right positions and you will have a reduction in crime, he said. If you figure out what the issue is, you focus on it and dismantle it.
Arrest records
Asked by an audience member at a public forum if any of the candidates had been arrested, only one admitted he had been.
Fuson was arrested for public intoxication in June 1991, when he was 20 years old, after a friend was pulled over for a DUI while driving Fusons car. Fuson pleaded guilty and was fined $25 plus court costs. He said he was honest about the arrest when he was hired with the Sheriffs Office.
Barrett contacted The Leaf-Chronicle questioning whether Fuson had properly documented the incident. Fusons records show he has received a waiver from the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission. As far as POST is considered, that clears the matter, said POST Public Information Officer Katelyn Abernathy.
Fuson said he was young when the arrest took place, and he feels lucky to have been caught before something worse happened.
The other candidates said they had never been arrested.
Stephanie Ingersoll, 245-0267
City government and crime
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NOM's record
Timothy Kincaid
October 9th, 2014
Just for some perspective:
When the National Organization for Marriage was formed to oppose marriage equality in 2007, only
two one state, Massachusetts and Connecticut, offered marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Today, seven years later, 27 states along with the nation's capital offer marriage equality.
NOM was helpful in passing four state-based constitutional bans on same-sex marriages:
* California – has marriage equality
* Arizona – is in the Ninth Circuit and should have equality shortly
* Florida – ban has been found unconstitutional and is on appeal in the Eleventh Circuit
* North Carolina – is expected to issue marriage licenses quite soon
West Virginia now to issue marriage licenses – UPDATED
Timothy Kincaid
October 9th, 2014
Dark purple – states which have marriage equality
Light purple – states in which the circuit court has ruled for equality but which have not yet been ordered to provide marriage equality
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrissey (R) has determined that as a result of the Supreme Court's denial of Fourth Circuit certiorari, the state's same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional. The state will begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
Also in Nevada, the remaining supporters of the ban, the Coalition for the Protection of Marriage has pulled it's request for a stay (it had joined with Idaho's Butch Otter in calling for an en banc hearing). This would, I believe, clear the state to begin issuing marriage licenses as well.
UPDATE – Governor Earl Ray Tomblin (D) of West Virginia has directed the state agencies to comply with marriage equality. In Nevada, word is that the first same-sex marriages will occur today.
UPDATE - county clerks in Nevada are waiting on the federal judge to issue the injunction.
The judge in the case, Robert C. Jones, decided that there was no way that he could possibly personally sign an order allowing same-sex marriage so he recused himself. Interestingly he did not disclose his strong bias when he heard the case nor admit that he could not possibly find for the plaintiffs and did not recuse himself at that time. Judge Jones' choice to hear a case over which he could only find one conclusion is the most obvious example of judicial activism which I've ever observed.
The result is that the case had to be reassigned and now the state awaits the replacement judge's signature. Legal advocates insist that this signature is not strictly needed, but the state appears to want it's I's dotted and T's crossed.
UPDATE - the first marriage has occurred in West Virginia.
Couples are anxiously awaiting the signature of the judge in Nevada. No one knows what is taking so long.
Estonia recognizes same-sex couples
Timothy Kincaid
October 9th, 2014
Estonia is the northernmost of the Baltic states with about the same population and half the land mass as Maine. Bordered by Latvia and Russia (it's a former soviet country), it does not have a strong history of support for its gay and lesbian residents.
However, Estonia appears to be taking steps towards Western Europe and away from Russia and her satellites. (ABC)
In Estonia, lawmakers voted 40-38 vote to approve a partnership act that recognizes the civil unions of all couples regardless of gender. Twenty-three lawmakers were absent or abstained in the third and final reading of the bill.
The new law will gives those in civil unions — heterosexual or gay — almost the same rights as married couples, including financial, social and health benefits provided by the government and legal protection for children. It does not give adoption rights for couples in such unions but does allow one partner to adopt the biological child of the other.
It comes into force in January 2016, after it has been signed by President Toomas Hendrik Ilves who supported the bill.
This is likely disappointing to Scott Lively who made Estonia, along with Russia, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Ukraine and Belarus, a target for his exportation of anti-gay activism.
Kennedy lifts Nevada stay
Timothy Kincaid
October 8th, 2014
Judge Kennedy has just lifted the stay on the Nevada portion of the Ninth Circuit's mandate to implement their ruling on marriage equality.
Confused? You're not alone.
But what this means is that Nevada will likely begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples this afternoon.
What a Mess (Updated)
Jim Burroway
October 8th, 2014
My morning would be going smoother if 9th Circuit hadn't issued a single immediate mandate in two differently situated cases yesterday…
— Amanda C. Goad (@ACLUAmanda) October 8, 2014
The Ninth Circuit really stepped into it when, to everyone's surprise, it preemptively issued a mandate requiring Idaho and Nevada to begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples after ruling that those marriage bans were unconstitutional. As I understand it, mandates like this are typically a last resort act, issued after the winning parties went back home and were unsuccessful in getting the legal entities there to implement the Appeals Court ruling.
In Idaho's case, that would have meant going to Ninth Circuit panel that issued the stay and ask it to rescind it. That would have given lawyers for Idaho's Gov. Butch Otter a chance to have their day in court, lodge their intention to appeal and argue that the stay should remain in effect. Otter wasn't given that day in court, and so it's pretty easy to see why Kennedy would have slapped the Ninth for short-circuiting the process and overturn the mandate.
As for Nevada, the ordinary path would have been for lawyers for same-sex couples to go back to Federal District Judge Robert C. Jones and petition him to order state officials to begin granting marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Jones had upheld that state's ban on same-sex marriage in 2012. Jones ordinarily would have had two options. He could have issued the order, or he could have refused to do so. The second option would have seemed unlikely, since the State of Nevada had already said that they weren't going appeal. But if he had refused to issue such an order, then that ordinary path would have had those lawyers go back to the Ninth to ask for a mandate.
But because the Ninth issued its preemptive mandate on its own initiative, county clerks across Nevada were preparing to begin issuing marriage licenses this morning. But then, Idaho Gov. Otter's lawyers went to Kennedy to get the mandate overturned, and since the Ninth Circuit combined the two cases into a single mandate "for purposes of disposition," Kennedy's overturning of Idaho's mandate also meant that he overturned Nevada's mandate as well. Which means that Nevada same-sex couples this morning suddenly found themselves subject to the whims of an Idaho governor, all because the Ninth Circuit's brash action — and because the Ninth found it too bothersome to type up two separate papers instead of one.
So now the Nevada lawyers were back doing what they ordinarily would have done anyway. They went to Judge Jones and asked him to enforce the Ninth Circuit's ruling overturning his 2012 ruling and striking down Nevada's marriage equality ban. Remember those two options I said he had? I left out a third option, the one that he ultimately took: he recused himself this morning and referred the case to the district's chief judge for reassignment.
Update: Marriages are back on in Nevada.
Justice Kennedy Halts Marriages In Idaho (And Maybe Nevada)
Jim Burroway
October 8th, 2014
In a very surprising move in a week of surprises, Justice Anthony Kennedy stayed (PDF: 40KB/1 page) the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals' mandate requiring Idaho to begin granting marriage licenses to same-sex couples. The stay is "pending further order of the undersigned or of the Court" and orders lawyers for same-sex couples to file a response by 5:00 Thursday.
There are a couple of things to think about here. Narrowly, there's some speculation about whether there was a procedural error when the Ninth combined the Idaho and Nevada cases when it issued its mandate requiring the two states to begin issuing marriage licenses. The fact that Kennedy's order referenced both the Nevada and Idaho cases may be a possible hint. But more broadly, while the Supreme Court on Monday decided to turn away cases in five states, it doesn't mean that a sixth state doesn't still have a right to appeal. Who knows? Maybe Idaho just might have those compelling arguments that the other cases somehow lacked. I doubt it, but it's still their legal right to give it a shot.
While Kennedy acted on a request from Idaho, it's unclear whether his order affects marriages in Nevada as well. Nevada already announced that they would not be seeking an appeal.
Idaho on temporary stay
Timothy Kincaid
October 8th, 2014
While Nevada has joyfully cued the violins and baked the cakes, Governor Butch Otter in
Nevada Idaho seems to have won a delay in his state's implementation of marriage equality. The Butch Otter has appealed to the United States Supreme Court and the justice responsible for granting stay in the Ninth Circuit, Anthony Kennedy, has so granted. (Reuters)
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy on Wednesday temporarily blocked an appeals court ruling that struck down Idaho's gay marriage ban.
The brief order issued by the court said that gay marriage supporters should file a response to the state's emergency request by 5 p.m. EDT (2100 GMT) on Thursday. The court will then decide whether to issue a more permanent stay. In the meantime, gay marriages in Idaho will not be able to proceed.
This may be but a formality until such time as briefs are filed and reviewed. And while this is disappointing and infuriating, part of our legal system is to allow all parties the right to be heard.
UPDATE: I should point out that the stay (should it be granted further life than tomorrow at 5 pm) is until the Ninth Circuit rules en banc – a larger group of judges – on the matter.
Idaho Marriages May Begin Today But Governor Seeks Stay
Jim Burroway
October 8th, 2014
Ada County (Boise) Clerk Chris Rich told the Idaho Statesman that he's ready to begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples when the courthouse opens at 8 a.m. MDT. Rich said that he was acting on instructions from the Idaho Attorney General's office, which told him to continue issuing licenses "until he hears otherwise."
That was last night. Early this morning, Idaho Gov. Butch Otter filed a motion with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals seeking a stay of the court's ruling that struck down Idaho's marriage equality ban as unconstitutional:
"Each same-sex marriage performed will be contrary to the interests of the state and its citizens in being able to define marriage through ordinary democratic channels," wrote Thomas C. Perry, counsel for the governor, in one of three filings this morning.
A stay would allow the state to seek a review by the entire 9th Circuit Court of Appeals of Tuesday's ruling by a three-member panel. Perry wrote the state is also prepared to press the matter before the United States Supreme Court.
Whether marriages will actually begin in Idaho this morning is anybody's guess right now.
Nevada marriages start on Wednesday
Timothy Kincaid
October 8th, 2014
Nevada's Gov. Sandoval (R) and Attorney General Cortez Masto (D) issued a joint statement that the state will not be taking any further action on the matter and that marriage licenses will be available midday Wednesday.
The state ceased defending the ban several months ago.
The Best Line In All of Legaldom
Jim Burroway
October 7th, 2014
The Ninth Circuit's ruling (PDF: 238 KB/43 pages) that struck down marriage bans in Idaho and Nevada included this gem on page 21:
Same-sex marriage, Governor Otter asserts, is part of a shift towards a consent-based, personal relationship model of marriage, which is more adultcentric and less child-centric.12
No, that sentence isn't it. It's that tiny little 12 at the end of it, referring to the best damn footnote in all of legaldom:
12 He also states, in conclusory fashion, that allowing same-sex marriage will lead opposite-sex couples to abuse alcohol and drugs, engage in extramarital affairs, take on demanding work schedules, and participate in time-consuming hobbies. We seriously doubt that allowing committed same-sex couples to settle down in legally recognized marriages will drive opposite-sex couples to sex, drugs, and rock-and-roll.
Ninth Circuit adds Nevada and Idaho before the dust even settled
Timothy Kincaid
October 7th, 2014
As a consequence of yesterday's denial of certiorari from the Supreme Court on marriage equality cases, we've all predicted that West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Wyoming, and Kansas would be next. But before judges could even consider, much less issue, rulings on the unconstitutionality of anti-gay marriage bans in those states, the Ninth Circuit has ruled on two more.
Idaho and Nevada have now been added to the marriage equality total.
This is not exactly a shock. After observing the questions presented at the appeals hearing, all pundits agreed that the conclusion was foregone.
Idaho's ruling overturning their ban – which was fiercely opposed by Gov. Butch Otter (tee-hee) – was upheld. Nevada's ruling allowing the ban – which was not given support by the state – was reversed.
It is highly unlikely that a stay will be issued. Same sex couples in those states (and casino chapels and Elvis impersonators) can now rejoice.
So now added to the 'just until the papers are filed' category are:
(and probably Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands)
Colorado makes 25 – half of US States have marriage equality
Timothy Kincaid
October 7th, 2014
Yesterday the state of Colorado began offering marriage licenses to same-sex couples under the determination that the denial of certiorari in the Tenth Circuit substantively applied the circuit court's ruling about the unconstitutionality of anti-gay marriage bans to all states in the circuit.
They also took the step of requesting that the Tenth Circuit dismiss Colorado's appeal of a district judge's ruling on their own ban. Today the court dismissed their appeal and marriage equality became official.
Colorado became the 25th state (along with the District of Columbia) to have marriage equality.
In the next couple of days or weeks, that number will swell to 30, as other states in the Fourth and Tenth Circuit are so directed by federal judges, likely by means of summary judgment.
Missouri to recognize out-of-state marriage
Timothy Kincaid
October 6th, 2014
On Friday, state Judge J. Dale Youngs ruled that Missouri must recognize same-sex marriages conducted in other states in which such marriages were legal. (SLTrib)
A Kansas City judge ruled Friday that the marriages of Missouri gay couples wed in states or countries where such relationships are legally recognized must be honored by their home state.
The ruling affects more than 5,400 Missouri couples who were married in places where same-sex marriages are legally recognized, including states such as Illinois and Iowa.
Following today's decision by the SCOTUS not to issue certiorari in same-sex marriage cases, the Missouri Attorney General issued a statement that the state will not appeal the state court marriage recognition ruling. Missouri borders Iowa, Oklahoma, and Illinois, all of which now offer same-sex marriage.
GOP response to lack of certiorari
Timothy Kincaid
October 6th, 2014
Today the Republican Party quickly responded to the decision by the US Supreme Court to deny certiorari to marriage equality appeals with the following:
Silence, echoing silence is all that can be heard from party leaders.
As Jim has shown, the usual voices of the anti-gay extremists have been loud in condemnation. But where are RNC Committee Chairman Reince Preibus? Surely this merits a moment of his time.
And as for House Majority Leader John Boehner… well perhaps he's too busy to comment today. He's on his way to San Diego to raise money for a gay GOP congressional candidate.
Sure they may both say something about the denial of cert. They may even remind us that they "personally uphold the traditional definition of marriage" or something of the sort. But gone are the days of blistering retort or angry denunciation.
And that, as much as anything, is a sign that while the fighting isn't over, we've already won.
Where things stand on marriage
Timothy Kincaid
October 6th, 2014
Dark purple: marriage equality
Light purple: covered by today's denial of certiorari
Red: everything but the name domestic partners
It's now become difficult to keep track of the states which have equality, those who kinda sorta may, and those who today do not. The current marriage position is as follows:
First Circuit
All states in the First Circuit have marriage equality either through legislative action or state court rulings:
* Maine
* New Hampshire
* Massachusetts
* Rhode Island
(Puerto Rico is within the First Circuit but is not directly impacted by today's ruling)
Second Circuit
All states in the Second Circuit have marriage equality through legislative action:
* Connecticut
* New York
* Vermont
Third Circuit
* Delaware has marriage equality through legislation
* New Jersey has marriage equality through state court ruling
* Pennsylvania has
neither marriage nor other recognition nor is it directly impacted by this decision. marriage equality through a federal court ruling that was not appealed by the state.
Fourth Circuit
* Maryland has marriage equality through legislation
* The Fourth Circuit has ruled that same-sex marriage bans are a violation of the US Constitution. That ruling did not receive a hearing before the high court and Virginia has marriage equality through today's denial of certiorari
Three states are but a legal formality from marriage equality:
* West Virginia
* North Carolina
* South Carolina
Fifth Circuit
The Fifth Circuit has not yet ruled on marriage equality appeals.
* In February a federal judge ruled that Texas' marriage ban is unconstitutional. That ruling has been appealed but not heard. It is on stay.
* Judge Martin Feldman ruled that Louisiana's marriage ban is just hunky-dory, becoming the first federal ruling for inequality since the Supreme Court's ruling on Windsor. That ruling has been appealed but not heard.
* There has not been a ruling about the constitutionality of Mississippi's ban in federal court.
Sixth Circuit
The Sixth Circuit has heard argument on marriage equality appeals but has not yet ruled. Pundits believe this court to be split with one opponent of equality, one supporter, and one justice who did not indicate his inclination. Marriage is on stay in this circuit.
* In February, a federal judge ruled that Kentucky's marriage ban is unconstitutional.
* A ruling in Ohio found that bans on recognition of out of state same-sex marriages is unconstitutional.
* In March, a federal judge ruled that Michigan's marriage ban is unconstitutional.
* In Tennessee, a state judge ruled that Tennessee could engage in unequal treatment of its citizens. No federal judge has ruled.
Seventh Circuit
* Illinois has marriage equality through legislative action.
The Seventh Circuit has ruled that same-sex marriage bans are a violation of the US Constitution. That ruling did not receive a hearing before the high court and two states have marriage equality through today's denial of certiorari
* Indiana
* Wisconsin
Eighth Circuit
In 2006, the Eighth Circuit ruled that Nebraska's constitutional amendment prohibiting same-sex marriage did not violate the US Constitution. That ruling, which came before Windsor and was based primarily on the Baker case, was not appealed to the Supreme Court.
* Iowa has marriage equality through state court ruling.
* Minnesota has marriage equality through legislation (driven by popular vote).
* In May a federal judge ruled that Arkansas' marriage ban is unconstitutional. That ruling has been appealed but not heard. It is on stay.
* Last Friday, a state judge ruled that Missouri's marriage ban on recognition of out-of-state same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. There does not yet appear to be a stay and the case is in a bit of limbo. Two other federal cases are in process.
* Nebraska has no ruling before the Appeals court.
* In North Dakota a case has been filed but not yet heard.
* In South Dakota a case has been filed but not yet heard.
Ninth Circuit
Several states have marriage equality by means of judicial or legislative decision (or some combination thereof):
* California
* Hawaii
* Oregon
* Washington
* In 2012, prior to Windsor, a federal judge upheld Nevada's constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriages (the state has everything-but-the-name Domestic Partnerships). However, after the Ninth Circuit found that anti-gay laws are subject to heighten scrutiny, the Governor and the Attorney General pulled all state support for the ban, leaving it to be argued by a right-wing fringe group. It is clear that the Ninth Circuit will rule favorably.
* Also before the court was Idaho, defending their ban, which had been found unconstitutional by a federal judge in May.
* Alaska has been sued, but the case has not yet been heard in federal court.
* Arizona has two cases working their way through state court.
* Montana
has no constitutional ban on marriage equality. However, the legislative ban constitutional ban on same-sex marriage has been challenged by as (as of yet unheard) case filed in federal court.
Tenth Circuit
* New Mexico has marriage equality through state court determination.
The Tenth Circuit has ruled that same-sex marriage bans are a violation of the US Constitution. That ruling did not receive a hearing before the high court and two states have marriage equality through today's denial of certiorari:
* Oklahoma
* Utah
* The Attorney General in Colorado has announce that due to today's inaction, Colorado will begin issuing marriage licenses.
* A case is working it's way through the courts in Kansas. However, it is but a formality before the ban is found unconstitutional.
* Wyoming does not have a constitutional ban on equality, but it has a legislative ban. Some efforts to change the law have been unsuccessful. However, it is but a formality before the ban is found unconstitutional.
Eleventh Circuit
* Alabama has been sued, but the case has not yet been heard in federal court.
* In August, a federal judge found Florida's ban on equality to be in violation of the US Constitution. The case is stayed and appeal has not yet been heard.
* Georgia has a constitutional ban on equality and
I do not believe that there is a federal case pending. a federal court case has been filed challenging that ban. It has not yet been heard.


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Route from Calais to Split, Croatia
I am planning an 18 day round trip from UK to Split, Croatia in May 2005.
Does anyone have a good route, avoiding most motorways (other than to buzz around major cities if necessary) from Calais to Split? I am thinking about taking five days to get there, eight days in and around Split and then five days back.
We are going on sports-tourers, Blackbird, Pan-European, CBR 600, VFR etc.
Any good recommendations on places to stay, things to see etc. etc. much appreciated.
Hi Nasher,
I reckon a good route would be across the smaller Swiss passes, down through the Italian lakes to Verona. Then over to Trieste where you could take the coast road round Istria - lots of beautiful harbours. We crossed onto Cres and Losinj taking a ferry to Zadar where we changed to aferry travelling to Split. (Left Losinj early evening - arrived Split early next morning.
From here you could get to Dubrovnik and/or explore the islands of Hvar and Korcula. I'm sure there'd be an overnight ferry back to Trieste or Ancona to save time on the way back.
Very freindly people and recommend the Pensions.
Have a good trip!
Thanks for your advice.
I advise you to spend your eight days visiting some islands such Cres, Losinj, Pag, Hvar, Brac and Korcula. Also, there are several national parks in souranding and along your way; Krka, Paklenica, Plitvicka jezera. Go on Biokovo mountain road, it is asplalt all the way to top ( 1762 m ), you can see half of Adriatic from top if weather allows you. You can spend a day to visit Dubrovnik, probably the most known town in our country. Could be nice to connect some of those destinations in route to and back from Split. Do not go on new motorway, it is very boring.
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Tide tables and solunar tables for sport fishers in Chance. Find out the forecast for high tides and low tides before setting out to fish, and other fishing-related data such as the lunar phase, tidal coefficient, sun and moon rising and setting times, hours of maximum fish activity, weather conditions in Chance ...
We want you to enjoy to the max a well-planned fishing expedition! Good luck!
Today Sunday, 26th of October of 2014, the sun will rise in Chance at 7:24 am and sunset will be at 6:12 pm. The moon will rise in the southeast (112º) at 9:58 am and will set in the southwest (247º) at 8:26 pm.
In the high tide and low tide chart, we can see that the first high tide was at 3:27 am and the next high tide will be at 3:50 pm. The first low tide will be at 9:51 am and the next low tide at 10:35 pm.
The lunar phase is a Waxing Crescent. Today we will have 10 hours and 48 minutes of sun. The solar transit will be at 12:48 pm and the length of time the moon will be visible will be 14 hours and 2 minutes.
The tidal coefficient today is 85, a high value and therefore the range of tides and currents will also be high. At noon the tidal coefficient drops to 82 to end the day with a tidal coefficient of 79. The tide heights today are 2.0 ft, 0.0 ft, 2.6 ft and 0.3 ft. We can compare these levels with the maximum high tide recorded in the tide tables for Chance which is of 3.0 ft and a minimum height of -1.0 ft.
The solunar fishing calendar in Chance tells us that today is a good day for fishing, the fish activity forecast is high. Please, read more about solunar tables. The best times of day for fishing are:
Tide timetable for Chance. The times are generated in local time in Maryland and the daylight saving time change is calculated automatically, so you don't need to add or subtract anything. You will also have the lunar phase, sunrise and sunset times, the tidal coefficient and the average fish activity forecast for each day according to the solunar tables:
[ 0 low activity ] , [ average activity ] , [ high activity ] , [ very high activity ]
NOTE: The times reflected in the tide table for Chance are tide forecasts only valid as references for sport fishing. They shouldn't be used as a guide for navigation. The heights are expressed in feet referenced to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW).
MLLW is the average of the lower low water height of each tidal day observed over the official time segment over which tide observations are taken and reduced to obtain mean value (Tidal Datum Epoch).
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Moon age: 2 days
Light: 4 %
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October 30, 2014 at 10:48 pm
|Full Moon (12 days)
November 6, 2014 at 6:23 pm
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November 14, 2014 at 11:16 am
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November 22, 2014 at 8:32 am
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Love It or Hate It? Eva Green Sees Red
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The jolie Eva Green took a cue from her fellow Frenchwoman Marion Cotillard by wearing smoky eyes to a movie premiere. But at last night's premiere of The Golden Compass, she opted for bold, matte red lips. Mixing these two dramatic looks can be tricky, even for a movie star. Do you think she pulls it off?
Love It or Hate It
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Anjellarok 3 years
Lipstick is great, but the eyes are all wrong.
cmoore 6 years
The eyes and lips look too harsh on her!
phree2b 6 years
I find it harsh. Too Cruella..
sarah-holt 6 years
I'm not really into red lips.
PrincessTracy 6 years
XxCoolBritannaxX 6 years
I think she pulls it off, though I think this isn't the greatest picture of her.
vireland 6 years
I really like this look on her...Eva always takes chances on her clothing and make up and she pulls it off.
ayzhan 6 years
i don't know why, but i have something against bright red lips. i dunno, it just brings to mind little old ladies trying to compensate for wrinkles and stuff by smothering themselves in lipstick. i do love dramatic eyes though, especially jewel tones
_Starsha_ 6 years
very beautiful
angelaminx 6 years
whorish...yep! took a second look.
mustepullo 6 years
I don't think those two go together. I think the lips make it too harsh :P
ladyliz 6 years
Too much!
michelle-c42934 6 years
I love how she is quite gothic in a glamourous way. But I would like to see her looking more natural for a change.
bmcg2324 6 years
Sorry, but the whole bright red on a pale face just doesn't work for me at all.
Lilie 6 years
I hate it, I hate her ! She might be french, i might be french, that doesn't make my hate for her less powerful. She's so pretentious and everything. AND - she's not that beautiful. The makeup could have been nice with eyes a little less bold.
DCStar 6 years
I absolutely love it in that it's a bold, dramatic look only a French woman could get away with. She sizzles! On anybody else it would be too much.
vinnie 6 years
"love" is a strong word. if anyone can pull this off it's Eva "spooky woman" Green.
keiraz 6 years
it is nice but looks..I dunno..dingy? so I chose hate it..
youngheart222 6 years
I love it! She is one of the few people who can pull it off just perfectly!
stayplus 6 years
Shes's such a beautiful woman, but I've always thought there's something wrong with the way she wears her eye makeup. It always looks...dirty or something. I think it's too much, even for her.
cleegiants 6 years
it's reminiscent of old hollywood when they went with dramatic eyes AND a strong lip. i know that these days, you're 'supposed' to only play up one of those, but i think it works on her. however, her face seems to be two different tones - her forehead and cheeks don't match.
demeter 6 years
She looks good.
BabydollJustina 6 years
Works with her face.
Renees3 6 years
too much makeup and I hate how she always looks like she's trying to look sexy.
kimbit 6 years
I wouldn't pick this look for the office, but it works for a movie premiere! I like it. She looks edgy and a bit evil.
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Officers responding to the scene of a drunken driving accident arrested a second drunken driver who attempted to drive around the scene during the early morning hours Sunday.
According to Oak Creek police:
A 29-year-old Oak Creek man was speeding when he plowed into the rear end of a vehicle driving at the posted speed limit in the 1500 block of West Puetz Road shortly before 1:30 a.m. Nov. 4.
Both vehicles left the roadway and were totaled in the accident, but no injuries were reported. The Oak Creek Fire Department was called to the scene due to a large amount of smoke coming from the engine compartment of one of the vehicles.
The 29-year-old man was arrested for drunken driving, second offense, and was cited for unreasonable and imprudent speed. His blood-alcohol content was 0.18.
Approximately 20 minutes after police arrived, a car attempting to drive around the scene of the accident nearly struck a police squad that was parked in the road to block traffic.
The driver of the vehicle, a 33-year-old Oak Creek woman, was pulled over and arrested for drunken driving after a breath test revealed her blood-alcohol content was 0.13.
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José F. Aguayo
José Fernández Aguayo (1911 – 11 May 1999) was a Spanish photography director. Throughout his career, he worked with some of the greatest Spanish film directors, such as Luis Buñuel and Fernando Fernán-Gómez.[1]
Aguayo, born in Madrid, was the son of bullfighting photographer Baldomero Fernández Raigón. He was an amateur bullfighter in his youth, but he earned his living as a photographer. He entered the film world after having worked on a report about the filming of "Currito de la Cruz". He was hired as an assistant to operator Enrique Guerner. He worked as a reporter for the Second Spanish Republic and the Junta de Defensa de Madrid (Board of Defence of Madrid), circumstances which forced him to use his second last name in order to continue developing his career as a reporter. Among his work, the following stand out: "Locura de amor" (Craziness of Love), "Dónde vas Alfonso XII" (Where are you Going Alphonse XII), "Viridiana", "El extraño viaje" (The Strange Journey) and "Tristana". He stopped his professional activities in 1983. He died in Madrid in 1999.
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Okay, so here it is..
What's in my bag? The essentials:
My wallet. My 2011 planner. Two pens (one black ink.. one blue.. yep, I'm a dork)
My go-to make up pouch (in case of emergency). Canon S95. iPad.
Perfume (currently Calvin Klein's Euphoria). iPod Touch and Earphones.
Tide To Go (I said I was a dork, didn't I?). Gum (always). Sunglasses.
Yep.. these things are invariable always in my bag everywhere I go. Maybe I'll make a post later about my favorite make-up (even though I don't use it very often) and what's in my go-to pouch.
Oooh, also, my cellphone. Can't forget that.
I need almost everything in this picture. xD
similar to mine.
Too bad nasira ko ang Mulberry Alexa bag ko. :((
soooo i'll take this?
in other words, L.O.V.E.


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Day 349: Christmas Present for My Wife
I've been mildly panicked over the past few days about what to get Lindsay for Christmas. Luckily, this morning, she had a gift epiphany and proclaimed,
"I love snakes! You know what? I want a snake for Christmas, but not one that can strangle me or has teeth."
Finally, a definitive answer. The pressure's off now. No more wandering around Anthropologie looking for something "alternative, but not bohemian grandma." If my beautiful wife – the mother of my amazing children – wants a snake, then goddamn it, she'll get a snake.
She appears to want a specific kind though, right? I don't think any snakes have "teeth." I'm pretty sure they're called fangs, so I'm off the hook there.