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While immigration and the Latino vote may not have been decisive in the 2014 midterm elections, the Republican takeover of the Senate come January 2015 and increased majority in the House have significant implications for the outcome of the immigration debate. This article examines the changing dynamics and the president's intent to proceed with executive action to shield some of the unauthorized immigrant population from deportation.
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Pacific Islanders with criminal convictions have found themselves deported from Australia, New Zealand, or the United States, which have shifted their immigration enforcement priorities in recent years. This article explores the significant barriers to reintegration that criminal deportees in Pacific Island countries face upon their return, including difficulty accessing community networks and jobs.
From 1980 to 2013, the sub-Saharan African immigrant population in the United States increased from 130,000 to 1.5 million, roughly doubling each decade between 1980 and 2010. This profile provides up-to-date demographic information for sub-Saharan immigrants including location, educational attainment, workforce participation, and much more.
The outbreak of Ebola in West Africa, with three cases diagnosed in the United States, has generated tremendous public fear and anxiety in the United States and other countries. The Obama administration has restricted air travel from West Africa to five airports with enhanced screening, amid calls for a complete travel ban. The Policy Beat examines the use of U.S. immigration controls to halt the spread of disease.
Recent surges in the arrival of unauthorized migrants with possible humanitarian claims have prompted the United States and the European Union to consider in-country and offshore processing for some refugee and asylum applications. As this article explores, some of the questions raised about the feasibility of such programs include their consistency with humanitarian law and their effectiveness in reducing unwanted entries.
In 2013, 11.6 million Mexican immigrants resided in the United States, accounting for 28 percent of the total foreign-born population, making Mexicans the largest immigrant group in the country. Using the latest data, this Spotlight examines the Mexican immigrant population by size, location, language ability, workforce participation, and more.
The Migration Information Source has published a series of special issues that focus on particular migration trends of note, among them "Migration in the Modern Chinese World," "Women and Migration," and a special issue on migration and development. Check out our Special Issue Library.
Whether as migrant-sending or migrant-receiving locations—or both—many countries have rich, complex international and internal migration histories. MPI's online journal, the Migration Information Source, offers profiles of more than 70 nations. Written by leading scholars, these profiles delve into countries' migration histories, demographics, policymaking, and more.
Use this data tool—referred to as "one addictive interactive map"—to examine immigrant populations by country of origin and destination. Find out how many Americans live in Mexico, how many Ukrainians in Russia, or Filipinos in Saudi Arabia, for example.
Immigration flows this year continued to respond sharply to the economic climate in major immigrant-receiving nations, as many struggled to gain a labor market foothold in the aftermath of the global economic meltdown.
With unemployment rates remaining persistently high in the wake of the global economic crisis, ongoing turbulence in financial markets, and new austerity in public spending, anxious publics and governments trained their attention on immigration and immigrants during 2011.
The Arab Spring exposed critical weaknesses and exacerbated long-held disagreements within the European Union related to asylum, immigration, and external border control policy matters that spilled over into the operation of the Schengen area.
Migration to and through Mexico has been a critical policy issue for the Mexican government since the 1980s, as large numbers of Central Americans have flowed in through the country's porous southern border, first in flight during times of civil war and humanitarian crises and later in pursuit of greater economic opportunity in the United States.
As the United States paused in September to mark the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the enforcement paradigm that took hold immediately after the terrorist attacks showed no signs of waning.
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Leighton Ku of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities explores the key issues and research concerning immigrants' access to private health insurance, public health insurance, and to health care in general.
Little is known about Americans who have retired to Latin America. MPI's David Dixon, Julie Murray, and Julia Gelatt examine the U.S. retiree population in Mexico and Panama by looking at census and visa data as well as by interviewing American retirees in various communities.
Both first- and second-generation children's sense of obligation provides meaning in their lives as they attend school and adjust to American society. Andrew Fuligni of the University of California, Los Angeles explains.
In recent years, Arab Americans have regularly been featured in the press as a group "of interest" to many federal agencies. Randa A. Kayyali of George Mason University takes a detailed look at the Arab-American population, trends in permanent and temporary migration from Arab countries, and the effects of U.S. security policies on this group.
With so much political attention focused on the southern border, the MPI staff has updated this guide to regional population numbers, border crossings, border enforcement, and the economic ties between the United States and Mexico.
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I am holidaying on the Sunshine Coast over the Xmas period and we have also been invited to a wedding in Coolum on New Year's Eve. I thought it would be near impossible to find a babysitter to care for our two young boys on such a busy night but, as a long shot, I thought I would post the job on your website (but I wasn't holding my breath). To my utter astonishment I received 15 responses to my advert from potential babysitters – I was totally blown away and the quality of applicants was excellent too! I am very pleased to report that thanks to FindaBabysitter I have now secured a very experienced and qualified babysitter on New Year's Eve and my husband and I can enjoy a night out together.Lisa (Emerald , QLD) Read More
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak on Wednesday suggested to the country's parliament that new laws are needed to strengthen existing legislation to combat terrorism. Razak expressed particular concern about citizens returning home to Malaysia with extremist ideology after fighting alongside ...[read more]
UK Home Secretary Theresa May on Monday outlined the new Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill to combat ongoing national security threats. The bill will expand the power of authorities to suspend outgoing and incoming international travel of persons that are reasonably believed to be traveling to ...[read more]
Last week a law student was found guilty for a terrorism-related offense in the UK after a semi-secret trial. The Turkish-born student, Erol Incedal, was found guilty of possessing a bomb-making document that is likely useful to terrorists. Prosecutors sought to keep the trial secret on national ...[read more]
An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan on Wednesday issued arrest warrants for opposition leader and former cricketer Imran Khan and cleric Tahir ul-Qadri in connection with protests in September. Thousands of protesters led by the two leaders marched in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad demanding ...[read more]
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced plans to strengthen Canada's anti-terrorism laws in a statement to the Canadian Parliament on Thursday. Harper's plans for increased security measures comes in response to an attack by a lone gunman on Canada's parliament and the National War ...[read more]
Mentally ill British man Haroon Aswat was extradited to the US Tuesday to face terrorism charges after losing a nine-year legal battle. Aswat was accused of trying to set up a terrorist training camp in Bly, Oregon, 15 years ago, conspiring with radical cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri. Aswat had been ...[read more]
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday let stand an appeals court ruling that said the US Department of Justice (DOJ) could refuse to release a 2010 memo regarding phone record collection under an exception to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). The court will not hear an appeal from civil liberties ...[read more]
The Criminal Chambers of the Spanish National Court decided unanimously Monday that Spain has jurisdiction to investigate the November 16, 1989, massacre of the Jesuits at the Central American University and their two employees as a crime against humanity after a reversal of legislation that had ...[read more]
Egyptian judge Said Youssef was removed from his position on the Minya Criminal Court of Egypt on Tuesday to a seat on the civilian judicial court in Egypt. The Minya court, known as one of the nation's terrorism courts, was the forum for two mass sentences of hundreds of Islamic supporters of the ...[read more]
The UK's Crown Prosecution Service on Wednesday dropped terrorism charges against Moazzam Begg, a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who was arrested on suspicion of terrorism offenses related to the war in Syria. Begg was scheduled to stand trial next Monday for charges including the funding and ...[read more]


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Assessing and managing FGM in the practice
Comfort Momoh (Nov 2014)
Comfort Momoh MBE discusses female genital mutilation and the practice nurse's role in identifying and providing care for victims and those at risk.read more
Travel vaccines: changes to recommendations, Part 2
Margaret Umeed (Nov 2014)
Margaret Umeed provides an overview of travel vaccines for which the guidance has changed.read more
Caring for men with aortic aneuryms
Shelagh Murray, Mike Harris (Nov 2014)
Shelagh Murray and Mike Harris discuss the promotion of screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms and the importance of practice nurses working together...read more
Standards and best practice in spirometry
Anne Rodman (Nov 2014)
Anne Rodman explores the use of spirometry in primary care and suggests how practice nurses can achieve the best outcomes for patients with respiratory...read more
A case of tinea corporis
Jean Watkins (Nov 2014)
Baby Louise was a year old when she developed a small, raised papule on the chest. It gradually enlarged to form an annular plaque, with raised crusting...read more
Diagnosing rashes, part 12: lip lesions
Jean Watkins (Nov 2014)
Previously in Practice Nursing, lip sore and cheilitis problems were considered (Watkins, 2014); however, there are many other conditions that may affect...read more
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Answers to this month's quiz.read more
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Avoiding lipohypertrophy and injection site problems in diabetes
Jane Diggle, Anne Phillips (Nov 2014)
Effective self-injection is key to optimal glycaemic control. Jane Diggle explains how practice nurses can help people with diabetes to prevent injection...read more
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Three national leads appointed in England to support practice nurses
Anne Moger, Wendy Nicholson, Karen Storey (Nov 2014)
A commitment to support the development of a national career pathway and systematic CPD for practice nurses has been made with the appointment of three...read more


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With media reports indicating the Alliance race has turned into a dead heat between Stockwell Day and Stephen Harper, much pontificating is taking place as to what kind of leader Mr. Harper would be. The straight-talking, media-savvy 42-year-old spells it out in an interview with The Hill Times.
With media reports indicating the Alliance race has turned into a dead heat between Stockwell Day and Stephen Harper, much pontificating is taking place as to what kind of leader Mr. Harper would be. The straight-talking, media-savvy 42-year-old spells it out in an interview with The Hill Times.
At 9:52 a.m., the first calls came in of shots fired at the National War Memorial. Five people tried to save Cpl. Nathan Cirillo's life who was standing guard at the National War Memorial. He later died of gunshot wounds.
The people who tried save Cpl. Nathan Cirillo's life were later identified as Margaret Lerhe, a nurse on her way to work at the Elizabeth Bruyere Hospital; another corporal, a soldier, National Defence employee and former Naval officer Martin Magnan; and lawyer Barbara Winters who told Cpl. Cirillo that his family loved him while he lay dying.
People running from Parliament Hill shortly after the gunfight in Centre Block where gunman Michael Zihaf-Bibeau was shot dead by House Sgt.-at-Arms Kevin Vickers, House security officers, and the RCMP.
Police pictured at the corner of Metcalfe and Slater streets in Ottawa later in the day on Oct. 22.
Liberal Sen. Jim Munson in a lockdown in Room 257 East Block doing a media interview.
NDP MPs, staffers, and others locked down in Room 257 East Block, watching the events unfold on one small laptop.
NDP MP Wayne Marston, pictured shortly after running from Parliament Hill.
More police officers on Metcalfe Street, just down the street from Parliament Hill.
Conservative MP Maurice Vellacott does a media interview on Metcalfe Street.
A tourist who witnessed the shooting talks to police shortly after Cpl. Nathan Cirillo was shot.
Police on Sparks Street outside The Hill Times' office.
NDP MPs Rosane Doré Lefebvre, far left, Hélène Laverdiere, and NDP MP Charlie Angus, pictured shortly after the shooting on the Hill and the National War Memorial.
Journalists and others leaving Parliament Hill, shortly after the shooting.
CTV Hill reporter Richard Madan and CBC Radio reporter Susan Lunn.
NDP MP Charlie Angus does an interview on Metcalfe Street later in the afternoon.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper, pictured that evening, addressing the nation about the shocking killing of a soldier killed at the National War Memorial and later the killing of the man in a gunfight in Centre Block.
The next day in the Hot Room, the Parliamentary Press Gallery. Gallery clerks Collin Lafrance and Normand Gagnon.
Flowers the next morning, Oct. 23, at the National War Memorial.
People bring flowers to the War Memorial the day after, Oct. 23.
A woman bringing flowers is escorted by police to the National War Memorial on Oct. 23.
People pay their respects at the National War Memorial on Oct. 23.
Conservative MPs Mark Warawa and Scott Reid return to the Hill the day after the shootings.
Conservative MP James Bezan, parliamentary secretary to the minister of national defence, is interviewed the following day, Oct. 23.
An RCMP officer stands guard on Parliament Hill on Oct. 23.
Police pictured outside the Chateau Laurier Hotel the following day, Oct. 23.
Justice Minister Peter MacKay, pictured in the Commons foyer on Oct. 23, taking questions from reporters.
Minister of State for Small Business Maxime Bernier, being scrummed on Oct. 23.
Parliamentary Press Gallery clerk Normand Gagnon, pictured on Oct. 23.
House Sgt.-at-Arms Kevin Vickers, pictured on Oct. 23 in the Speaker's Parade. Mr. Vickers is being credited as the one whose bullets killed gunman Michael Zihaf-Bibeau who stormed the Centre Block with a hunting rifle.
NDP MP Paul Dewar, pictured, and many other MPs, visited the National War Memorial the following day, Oct. 23.
Just outside the Library of Parliament, where Michael Zihaf-Bibeau was finally shot and killed after a gunfight in Centre Block.
Former Reform Party leader Preston Manning was on Parliament Hill on Oct. 23, the day after the shooting.
The Wire Report reporter Peter Henderson, pictured on Oct. 23, doing an interview with CNN. He had been locking up his bike on Sparks Street on the morning of the shooting at the National War Memorial and was one of the first reporters on the scene.


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Peanuts Take Game 1 From Aiken
Posted: 06/05/2007 - It was more of the same for the Peanuts who beat second-place Aiken by a score of 11-1.
Posted: 06/05/2007 - It was more of the same for the Peanuts who beat second-place Aiken by a score of 11-1.
Posted: 06/05/2007 - Meridian may have scored first, but Tom Brown kept the lead throughout the game to become the victors during the first round of Dizzy Dean District Tournament Play.
Posted: 06/04/2007 - Florida State Baseball accomplished a lot in 2007, but not making the College World Series makes this season's end somewhat bittersweet.
Updated: 06/04/2007 - Florida State hit the ball hard on Sunday night but couldn't seem to find the breaks as the Bulldogs limited the Seminoles to just four runs on six hits.
Posted: 06/04/2007 - Billy Donovan is working to get out of his Orlando Magic contract and return to the University of Florida as men's basketball coach, several sources confirmed Sunday night
Posted: 06/04/2007 - with drivers like Jeff Gordon and Jimmy Johnson on the NASCAR circuit, car racing has become pretty popular. But here in Tallahassee there is another type of car racing that is growing into quite a sport. One 12-year-old has the need for speed when it comes to racing remote control cars.
Posted: 06/03/2007 - Ryan Strauss threw seven shutout innings in earning his career-high tenth victory of the season.
Posted: 06/03/2007 - Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz had his scheduled start pushed back from tomorrow to Tuesday because of discomfort in his right shoulder and an injured right pinkie finger.
Updated: 06/04/2007 - Left-hander Justin Pigott limited Florida State to three hits to lead Mississippi State to a 3-0 victory.
Posted: 06/03/2007 - Yankees first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz suffered an apparent head injury in the seventh inning of the club's game at Fenway Park against the Red Sox on Saturday, leaving the field on a medical cart.
Posted: 06/03/2007 - LeBron James got some big help from rookie Daniel Gibson and the Cleveland Cavaliers are going to the NBA Finals for the first time ever.
Updated: 06/02/2007 - Jonathan Holt gave up just six hits in a complete game to lead the University of Tampa to a second straight N-C-A-A Division Two baseball championship with a 7-to-2 victory over Columbus State at Riverwalk Stadium in Montgomery, Alabama tonight.
Updated: 06/02/2007 - Buster Posey capped a five-run seventh inning with a two-run homer as Florida State, the Number Six seed nationally, rallied past Bethune-Cookman in its N-C-A-A Regional opener.
Updated: 06/01/2007 - Tony Thomas, Jr. was named one of five finalists for the 2007 USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award as announced by USA Baseball on Thursday, May 31.
Posted: 05/31/2007 - Sophomore forward Andy Buechert has signed a National Letter of Intent to continue his education and athletic career at Winthrop University.
Posted: 05/31/2007 - The Florida Gators head basketball coach will make the move to the Orlando Magic in a 5-year deal.
Updated: 05/31/2007 - The Orlando Sentinel is reporting that University of Florida Head Basketball Coach Billy Donovan has been offered $6 million to coach the Orlando Magic and that Donovan is expected to take the job.
Updated: 05/31/2007 - Florida State has one of the fastest 4 X 100 Relay teams in the nation and it's not just because of their speed.
Updated: 05/31/2007 - The South Georgia 125 at the South Georgia (GA) Motorsports Park, which was set for Saturday June 2, has been postponed to Friday, September 14, due to the wildfires in the area.
Posted: 05/31/2007 - It's tough enough they have a grueling track, now the drivers of NASCAR must deal with the Cars of Tomorrow too.
Updated: 05/30/2007 - Children with disabilities can now play ball, thanks to a new Miracle League that's already a big hit in the community.
Posted: 05/30/2007 - Two Tallahassee natives take the hill in the opening two games for the Florida State Seminoles in the NCAA Regionals.
Posted: 05/30/2007 - FAMU responds to Coach Gillespie's allegations by placing the head FAMU Hoops man on Paid Administrative Leave.
Updated: 05/31/2007 - The FSU Women's track team is also running their way to Nationals... One of their stars Alyce Williams will showcase her skills in several different events.
Posted: 05/29/2007 - First a football playoff, now an early signing period


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Vacation is over!
Yes, your life will be hectic over the next few days. Yes, having guests and eating healthy is a challenge. Yes, there will be even more cake at the toddler's birthday. Yes, you are exhausted and eating helps you stay awake. Yes, next week is your surgery and you're nervous. Yes, you feel bloated and disgusting but eating more doesn't solve that problem.
All of these things do NOT make it OK to just eat for eating sake. Get your butt to the gym tomorrow and get back to routine the best way you know how. Keep trucking along and making good decisions. Just as everything, this too shall pass.
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EOS Bodies / Re: Next Rebel Going EVF? [CR1]« on: October 02, 2014, 12:25:15 PM »
2) Now this battery of questions is interpreting this rumor to mean the new Rebels will get an EVF which replaces the traditional mirror setup. In this case, it would be EVF only / mirrorless. Questions if this is the direction:
- Why? They'd either keep their EF-S mount to sensor distance (to protect their stable of EF-S glass) and have a far thicker body than any mirrorless competitor or they'd adopt something smaller (like EF-M) that would require a lot of new lenses to be developed.
There is no absolute law that states mirrorless cameras must be small and have a short flange to focal plane distance. It is just something that somebody started to do and now everyone else does it. So maybe Canon has cottoned that these super-small SLR-like cameras - e.g. E-M5 & E-M10 - are just plain too small and that consumers will possibly want something a tad larger ... i.e. maybe their ergonomics experts have determined that their current line-up of DSLR cameras are just the right size?
- Why convert Rebel's identity -- i.e. the most used SLR -- to mirrorless? Fantastic brand recognition, sure, but why redefine it so?
Why not? The "Rebel" line started as a film SLR camera, then became a DSLR camera. So why not progress it to a mirrorless camera? Especially since the target audience for the "Rebel" line are more prone to adopt "new" technology than the more "settled" bunch for the top lines.[/list]


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Turtles and Dinosaurs: Scientists Solve Reptile Mysteries With Landmark Study on the Evolution of TurtlesNov. 24, 2014 A team of scientists has reconstructed a detailed 'tree of life' for turtles. Next generation sequencing technologies have generated unprecedented amounts of genetic information for a ... full story
Jurassic Climate of Large Swath of Western U.S. Was More Complex Than Previously Known: Unexpected Abrupt Change from Arid to WetNov. 18, 2014 Climate over a large swath of the western US was more complex during the Jurassic than previously known, according to new research. Instead of a gradual transition from dry to wetter, chemical ... full story
Mary Rose Dog Was a He, Not a SheNov. 10, 2014 The smallest member of the Mary Rose crew -- the ship's dog -- was a he, and not a she as was previously believed, experts say. The skeleton of the dog lacked a baculum, or penis bone, and so was ... full story
Complete 9,000-Year-Old Frozen Bison Mummy Found in SiberiaNov. 6, 2014 Many large charismatic mammals went extinct at the end of the Ice Age -- approximately 11,000 years ago, including the Steppe bison, Bison priscus. A recent find in Eastern Siberia has uncovered one ... full story
African Diamond Mine Reveals Dinosaur and Large Mammal TracksNov. 5, 2014 Unexpectedly one of the largest diamond mines in Africa, Catoca in Angola, holds 118-million-year-old dinosaur, crocodile and large mammal tracks. The mammal tracks show a raccoon-sized animal, ... full story
Taking a Deeper Look at 'Ancient Wing'Nov. 5, 2014 In order to determine the feather color of ancient organisms such as Archaeopteryx, microscopic melanin-containing structures called melanosomes have been compared in a variety of living and fossil ... full story
Digital Dinosaurs: New Research Employs High-End Technology to Restore Dinosaur FossilNov. 4, 2014 Scientists employed high-resolution X-ray computed tomography and digital visualization techniques to restore a rare dinosaur fossil. The focus of the study was the skull of Erlikosaurus andrewsi, a ... full story
Ancient Europeans Intolerant to Lactose for 5,000 Years After They Adopted AgricultureOct. 21, 2014 By analyzing DNA from petrous bones of ancient Europeans, scientists have identified these peoples remained intolerant to lactose (natural sugar in the milk of mammals) for 5,000 years after they ... full story
Secrets of Dinosaur Ecology Found in Fragile AmberOct. 20, 2014 Ryan McKellar's research sounds like it was plucked from Jurassic Park: he studies pieces of amber found buried with dinosaur skeletons. But rather than re-creating dinosaurs, he uses the tiny ... full story
Origins of Sex Discovered: Side-by-Side Copulation in Distant AncestorsOct. 20, 2014 A palaeontologist has revealed how the intimate act of sexual intercourse first evolved in our deep distant ancestors. In one of the biggest discoveries in the evolutionary history of sexual ... full story
Gene Duplications Associated With Autism Evolved Recently in Human HistoryOct. 19, 2014 Human geneticists have discovered that a region of the genome associated with autism contains genetic variation that evolved in the last 250,000 years, after the divergence of humans from ancient ... full story
Cells' Powerhouses Were Once Energy Parasites: Study Upends Current Theories of How Mitochondria BeganOct. 16, 2014 Parasitic bacteria were the first cousins of the mitochondria that power cells in animals and plants -- and first acted as energy parasites in those cells before becoming beneficial, according to a ... full story
Prehistoric Crocodiles' Evolution Mirrored in Living SpeciesOct. 15, 2014 Crocodiles which roamed the world's seas millions of years ago developed in similar ways to their modern-day relatives, a study has shown. Fresh research into a group of prehistoric marine crocs ... full story
Ancient Fossils of Bizarre Figure-Eight Water Creatures Confirmed Among Our Strangest Distant CousinsOct. 15, 2014 More than 100 years since they were first discovered, some of the world's most bizarre fossils have been identified as close relatives of vertebrates. The fossils belong to 500-million-year-old ... full story
Earliest-Known Lamprey Larva Fossils Unearthed in Inner MongoliaOct. 14, 2014 Few people devote time to pondering the ancient origins of the eel-like lamprey, yet the evolutionary saga of the bloodsucker holds essential clues to the biological roots of humanity. Scientists now ... full story
Treasure Trove of Ancient Genomes Helps Recalibrate the Human Evolutionary ClockOct. 8, 2014 To improve the modeling and reading of the branches on the human tree of life, researchers compiled the most comprehensive DNA set to date, a new treasure trove of 146 ancient (including Neanderthal ... full story
How Dinosaur Arms Turned Into Bird WingsSep. 30, 2014 Although we now appreciate that birds evolved from a branch of the dinosaur family tree, a crucial adaptation for flight has continued to puzzle evolutionary biologists. During the millions of years ... full story
Ancient Human Genome from Southern Africa Throws Light on Our OriginsSep. 29, 2014 The skeleton of a man who lived 2,330 years ago in the southernmost tip of Africa tells us about ourselves as humans, and throws some light on our earliest common genetic ancestry. The man's ... full story
Dinosaur Family Tree Gives Fresh Insight Into Rapid Rise of BirdsSep. 25, 2014 The study shows that the familiar anatomical features of birds – such as feathers, wings and wishbones – all first evolved piecemeal in their dinosaur ancestors over tens of millions of years. ... full story
Fossil of Ancient Multicellular Life Sets Evolutionary Timeline Back 60 Million YearsSep. 24, 2014 Geobiologists shed new light on multicellular fossils from a time 60 million years before a vast growth spurt of life known as the Cambrian Explosion occurred on ... full story
- Turtles and dinosaurs: Scientists solve reptile mysteries with landmark study on the evolution of turtles
- Jurassic climate of large swath of western U.S. was more complex than previously known: Unexpected abrupt change from arid to wet
- African diamond mine reveals dinosaur and large mammal tracks
- Taking a deeper look at 'ancient wing'
- Secrets of dinosaur ecology found in fragile amber
- Origins of sex discovered: Side-by-side copulation in distant ancestors
- Cells' powerhouses were once energy parasites: Study upends current theories of how mitochondria began
- Prehistoric crocodiles' evolution mirrored in living species
- Ancient fossils of bizarre figure-eight water creatures confirmed among our strangest distant cousins
- Fossil of ancient multicellular life sets evolutionary timeline back 60 million years
- New dinosaur from New Mexico has relatives in Alberta
- New branch added to European family tree: Europeans descended from at least 3, not 2, groups of ancient humans
- 3-D printing of rocks and fossils
- 'Jaws' lived in Doncaster, England: Archeologists dig up evidence of sharks and swamps 310 million years ago
- Scientists report first semiaquatic dinosaur, Spinosaurus: Massive predator was more than 9 feet longer than largest T. rex
- Three extinct squirrel-like species discovered: Mammals may have originated much earlier than thought
- Dreadnoughtus: Gigantic, exceptionally complete sauropod dinosaur
- How good is the fossil record? New study casts doubt on their usefulness
- Shared biology in human, fly and worm genomes: Powerful commonalities in biological activity, regulation
- Evolution used similar molecular toolkits to shape flies, worms, and humans
- Paleontologists describe a possible dinosaur nest and young 'babysitter'
- Otzi Iceman had genetic predisposition for atherosclerosis: Much the same in ancient peoples as it is today
- Decades-old amber collection offers new views of a lost world: Tiny grasshopper encased in amber
- Fossils found in Siberia suggest all dinosaurs could have been feathered
- Dodos and spotted green pigeons are descendants of an island hopping bird
- New feathered predatory fossil sheds light on dinosaur flight
- Little too late: Pathogenic bacterium in 700-year-old skeleton identified
- Ötzi's non-human DNA: Opportunistic pathogen discovered in Iceman tissue biopsy
- One secret of ancient amber revealed
- Ancient arachnid brought 'back to life': Video recreates 410-million-year-old animal walking
- Neandertal trait in early human skull suggests that modern humans emerged from complex labyrinth of biology and peoples
- Denali duck-billed dino tracks discovered
- How repeatable is evolutionary history? 'Weakness' in clover genome biases species to evolve same trait
- Rise and fall of prehistoric penguin populations charted
- 'Pocket sauropod' sheds light on giant's evolution
- New fossil find pinpoints the origin of jaws in vertebrates
- Newly discovered paddle prints show how ancient sea reptiles swam
- First 3-D pterosaur eggs found with their parents
- What a 66-million-year old forest fire reveals about the last days of the dinosaurs
- Of dinosaurs and mathematics: Classification of a dinosaur bone found in Australia reexamined
- New species from the past: Baltic amber deposits reveal a new species of flat bug from the genus Aradus
- Oldest most complete, genetically intact human skeleton in New World
- Richest marine reptile fossil bed along Africa's South Atlantic coast is dated at 71.5 mya
- Ancient giant sperm from tiny shrimps discovered at Riversleigh World Heritage Fossil Site
- Evolutionary biologists glimpse early stages of Y-chromosome degeneration
- Fossil palm beetles 'hind-cast' 50-million-year-old winters
- Shrinking helped dinosaurs and birds to keep evolving
- Revealing the healing of 'dino-sores': Examining broken bones in 150-million-year-old predatory dinosaur
- Getting to the root of enamel evolution: Connecting genes to hominin teeth shows evidence of natural selection
- Paleontologists unveil online showcase of 3-D fossil remains
- Tracking turtles through time, study may resolve evolutionary debate
- Genetic methods for sex determination shed some light on remains of Canary Islands' indigenous peoples
- Genomic diversity and admixture differs for stone-age Scandinavian foragers and farmers
- Oldest pterodactyloid species discovered: Primitive flying reptile took wing 163 million years ago
- The blood preserved in the preserved relic pumpkin did not belong to Louis XVI
- Cougars' diverse diet helped them survive the mass extinction that wiped out the saber-tooth cat, American lion
- How are we different and what gave us the advantage over extinct types of humans like the Neanderthals?
- Ancient DNA: Barnyard chickens living just a few hundred years ago looked far different from today's chickens
- Ancient shark fossil reveals new insights into jaw evolution
- Crucial new information about how the ice ages came about
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Over at the Originalism Blog, Andrew Hyman has a post discussing the meaning of the Equal Protection Clause. While modern law treats the Clause as protecting against all unequal laws, that is not the way the language reads. The language says no state shall deprive any person of the equal protection of the laws. Thus, the language says there is a category called "the protection of the laws" and the Clause requires that this protection be equal.
When one looks at the traditional understanding of the protection of the laws, it turns out that it means something like the remedies that are provided to protect people's legal rights. For a seemingly exhaustive discussion of the evidence for this, see Chris Green's two articles here and here. Thus, the Clause does not protect against all unequal laws, but instead of the failure of the state to protect people's preexisting rights.
Under this interpretation, the Equal Protection Clause was about ensuring that the law protected all persons equally. Thus, it prohibited sheriffs in the former confederate states from looking the other way when blacks were lynched. (One important question that this interpretation raises, which I do not discuss here, is how equality is protected under the 14th Amendment. )


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Millions of computer users regularly bind themselves to software license terms with the click of a mouse, usually without reading anything but the word "agree." Licenses for software as diverse as Microsoft Windows and Linux, and terms of use for websites such as Facebook, are all subject not only to intellectual property and commercial law, but also to the private law of the license, which comes in many forms, each with its advocates. Microsoft, for example, maintains that its proprietary model gives users the rights they need while creating the incentives that have made the United States the global software leader, while Richard Stallman - creator of the GNU General Public License and author of a number of free software programs - asserts that proprietary licensing enables software companies to "hoard" software they should be sharing. In The Software License Unveiled, Douglas Phillips looks at both of these extremes and questions how these proliferating but largely unread license terms affect access to software, one of the economy's most valuable resources. While highlighting the obvious divergences, he makes the more illuminating case that most current models - spanning the spectrum from proprietary to free - have one key feature in common: to an increasing extent, each license model extends, modifies, or displaces public law that would otherwise apply. Unlike books that advocate one form of licensing or another, this one reframes the debate to propose that going forward a key challenge for lawyers, scholars, policymakers, and the public is to consider whether "legislation by license" should be the means for controlling software access.
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November 23, 2014
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- The company that is accused of cutting down healthy trees at Coonskin Park will soon face a civil lawsuit.
During a Kanawha County Parks and Recreation meeting Thursday, commissioners were updated on the illegal timbering at Coonskin Park in Charleston.
Commissioners say Dave Bowen removed more than 330 trees from park and only 8-percent of that was authorized to be cut down. Investigators say he sold the lumber for more than $100,000. Bowen was hired by the county to remove trees in Coonskin Park that were damaged by severe weather.
Commissioners are asking Bowen and his company, Russell Trucking, to pay nearly $150,000 for trees sold from the park. "This is from the Parks and Recreation Commission in an effort to recoup the losses we sustained during that and to make the park whole again," says parks Director, Jeff Hutchinson.
During the meeting it was revealed hundreds of trees were removed during the middle of the night without anyone noticing. The commission is still trying to figure out how that happened.
The Kanawha County Sheriff's Department has been conducting a criminal investigation. Cpl. Brian Humphries says the investigation is ongoing, but there's no evidence anyone inside the park was involved.
The Division of Forestry's study shows Bowen sold the tree stumps for more than they were actually worth and the tree removal cost more than $6,500 in soil damage alone. About $132,286 of timber was cut without authority. 77 hardwood trees were damaged, but not cut, totaling $1,558. The tree growth loss is $5,250.
Park commissioners say they will offer to let Bowen pay voluntarily. If he doesn't, they will file a civil lawsuit. The park board will submit its plans to the county commission at a later date. "We have damage to this park. We have a loss and it needs to be rectified," Hutchinson says.
The Division of Forestry revoked Bowen's logging license over the summer.
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