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Tuesday, September 2, 2014
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Okay, okay, I don,t have any pictures but I am determined to become an accomplished blogger. I am still on vacation in Tennessee but this coming weekend, I am jumping into blogging and participating in a block swap. Mi'll be catching up on my sewing after two weeks of vacation! Today this is a practice blog. My husband and ! Went to Maine for a family get together after the death of his 99.5 yr old aunt. He graciously allowed me to stop by 3 lovely quilt shops. One shop had 10 or more blueberry themed fabrics and I bought fat quarters of each to make luggage tags for my guild board. The Maine blueberry is the state,s fruit and grows on low shrubs, is very small and quite tasty. Then over labor day, we had a planned trip to Tennessee with family. They left yesterday and today, we are visiting the Smoky mt national park. Home tomorrow and will see our doggies. Back to work but I will start planning my retirement in the next two yrs and amping up a quilting. Usiness. I hope to be able to make a bit of money on quilting instead of giving everything away. Until later, carol
Monday, April 22, 2013
I've been sewing projects to go bags from www.wpcreek.com lately. It's not an easy bag but after 4, I've figured it out! Held a guild workshop Saturday to teach it!
Friday, March 1, 2013
Lori from BEE in my Bonnet is hosting a Barn Quilt along where every other week she will post a new barn quilt block pattern. Just wanted to share a pic of the side of the Village Quilts shop in Lancaster, PA. My sister and I visited there in 2012 on a geneology mission. Across the street from Village Quilts was an amazing quilt shop that was literally bursting with quilt fabrics. It was owned by two AMish sisters, the top floor serving mostly the general public and bottom floor offering fabrics and notions for Amish clothing. The prices were fantastic as well and there was no sales tax. I guess the Amish are exempt from sales tax on fabrics used for clothing and quilts, etc. I bought a few pieces of fabric but there was so much, I was a bit overwhelmed. Check out Lori's blog. SHe has amazing tutorials. Carol
Sunday, February 17, 2013
February Already?
In spite of my best intentions of posting regularly on my blog, it hasn't happened. January found me sick for most of the month and there have been some personal and family issues to deal with. But, I have continued my sewing and quilting and lurking on other peoples blogs. I've joined a couple of block of the month programs and added them here. This year I'm president of my local guild and I've created a "president's challenge" where each month, a square or strip of fabric will be distributed among the members and they will be asked to create a block with it and bring it back. February's challenge was of course, the log cabin. I gave out a colorful 5" square of fabric and they are supposed to create a 12.5 inch log cabin block and bring it back. The blocks will then be put together to make charity quilts! Won't that be fun? I can't wait to see the finished blocks. All participants name will be put in a hat and whosever name is drawn will win a prize! Until March, maybe. Carol
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
UFO'S AND PPP's
I invented a new term, PPP, (previously purchased projects). I have plenty of those around. Last night, as we were watching the Florida State football game (yea NOLES) I brought out boxes of fabric to sort. I ended up with a bag of scraps to donate or pitch and 7 organized boxes. Why is it that quilters find it so difficult to part with little tiny pieces of scrap fabric? Do we actually think that someone else wants them? At any rate, my new stash consists of a large plastic storage bin literally full of green fabric, primarily hunter green from the 90's I would say. This stash came from another quilter who left it to our church and I wound up with it. Green must have been her favorite color. I also have another bin of reds and pinks and three smaller bins of Christmas fabrics. NOw one of my new ideas for a project will consist of making a jelly roll type of quilt using only green strips with an occasional red thrown in. That would be kind of pretty. I can visualize myself standing at my cutting counter and stripping away. OH, how fun! I was on Bee in my Bonnet this morning and she was talking about starting a new project and I thought, I have too many PPP's and UFO's already to start something completely new, like buying new fabric. I think I will see if I can go the whole month of January without buying any new fabric. We'll see. Carol
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
This year I am going to make a real effort to resurrect this blog and I hope to be able to share! I have a goal this year to make 12 charity quilts for our local guild, Silver Threads Quilt Guild in Fort Walton Beach, Fl. I have a good start as I am a prolific sewer and I just sit down and push that fabric through the machine. I am also very creative in mixing and matching fabrics as I have been an interior decorator for 28 1/2 years! I love fabrics and making them work. 1. My first quilt is a for a little boy and was made entirely out of scraps left over from two quilts I made for my two three year old grandsons. Its amazing how much you can make with literally a pile of scraps!
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Alleged politically correct term for a retard. Inevitably gave the politically incorrect a new word for retard.
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"Gaza has been described as the world's largest open air prison. Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip has had catastrophic results for average Palestinians living there. We look at the unforgiving realities they face everyday."
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'Shells were chasing them': Four Palestinian children killed on beach by Israeli rockets
Four Palestinian children were killed by rockets while playing football on Gaza beach, with local officials saying the attack came from an Israeli gunboat. Dozens of international journalists witnessed the tragedy.
"The kids were playing football on the beach," Ahmed Abu Hassera, who witnessed the explosions along with dozens of foreign journalists located nearby, told Reuters. "When the first shell hit the land, they ran away but another shell hit them all. It looked as if the shells were chasing them."
It's really rather simple… if you can read. Time magazine's 1933 Man of the Year and Hitler butt-boy Benito Mussolini defined Fascism as "Corporatism, the wedding of the corporation and state." Simply put, Fascism is where the corporation not only controls the means of production but controls the means of distribution – the state – as well. Socialism, on the other hand, is where the state – the means of distribution – controls the means of production - the corporation - as well. Simple, subtle, yet distinct difference. If you don't know the difference, perhaps you shouldn't publicly comment on the two.
It is better to keep your mouths shut and let folks think you're fools…
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A poll came out yesterday that says, "Hey, guess what, limbless Iraq war vets? We think the whole fuckin' thing was a waste of time now. But enjoy those fancy artificial legs. And VA wait times." You can read the poll results, which say that 71% of Americans say the war wasn't "worth it," and think, smugly that they're goddamn right, just like you were since 2003. And, in fact, the Rude Pundit will say that now:
"You're goddamn right it wasn't worth it. Where were you motherfuckers back in 2003?"
Let's lay the blame for the Iraq "war" squarely where it belongs: on the Republicans. Sure, some Democratic lawmakers voted to give Bush the ability to go to war and some liberal hawks in the military jacked it to fake WMD reports. Democratic voters, though, are another animal altogether. They were consistent with their opposition, with weasel-eyed independents not far behind. It was Republicans who enjoyed having their blood orgies under the spouting arteries of dying Americans and Iraqis. Their approval stayed consistently in the 70s, sometimes bumping uglies with the 80 percent mark, just balling away, madly, like the smell of gunpowder and gore was an aphrodisiac that makes you fuck harder and longer, the Spanish fly of the deranged cult of eternal war. The only reason support for the war lingered as high as the 40-49% range for so long was because an overwhelming number of Republicans supported staying in and fighting the useless fight.
You own the Iraq war, Republicans. "Everyone" didn't support it. You supported it in huge numbers. You can blame a few cowardly Democratic Senators, but this isn't on us outside the beltway. Our hands, while filthy for many reasons, are pretty clean on this. Yours, on the other hand, are permanently dyed by the blood of the dead and wounded.
Even now, an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows that a plurality of Republicans think the Iraq "war" was worth the lives and money: 46% to 44%. You got that? According to this poll, nearly half of Republicans still think like America's most petulant pixie, John McCain. And the only thing you can say to those people is simple.
Go fuck yourselves. However you wanna do it. Use a dildo, use a cucumber, use the fucking bed post, use your shotgun (please), but go fuck yourselves. That shit goes double for the vast numbers of Republicans who supported the war for years and now think it was a bad idea. Seriously, use a fuckin' ramrod on your assholes.
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You want a War? Fight it yourself.
More than ten years after it was declared operational for bull-shit political reasons, according to a report from the L.A. Times the $40 billion Ground-based Midcourse Defense System "cannot be relied on". It has failed more tests than it's passed, "performed less well than people had hoped," and earned a worse, not better record over years of tinkering. It was also designed for a threat that doesn't exist.
As Charles Pierce puts it, it's "not to defend ourselves against missiles, (but) as a platform for international dick-waving."
If you want to go to war, war pig, it's a good idea for your rifle to work.
Because mine does.
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You were warned. The first sentence of Tom Ricks' 2006 book Fiasco warns: "President George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq in 2003 ultimately may come to be seen as one of the most profligate actions in the history of American foreign policy. The consequences won't be clear for decades."
The conclusion of the book predicts exactly what is happening today:
"So while there is a small chance that the Bush administration's inflexible optimism will be rewarded, that the political process will undercut the insurgency and that democracy will take hold in Iraq, there is a far greater chance of other, more troublesome outcomes: That Iraq will fall into civil war, or spark regional war, or eventually become home to an anti-American regime, or break up altogether. In any of these forms it would offer a new haven for terrorists."
But nooooo… you just had to have your chicken-shit little war on Israel's behalf. Chicken-shit little war to prove how big a "man" you are. Over 5,000 American soldiers dead so you could have your chicken-shit little war.
You want another war, draft-dodger? Go fight it yourself.
On June 8, 1967, US Navy intelligence ship USS Liberty was suddenly and brutally attacked on the high seas in international waters by the air and naval forces of Israel. The Israeli forces attacked with full knowledge that this was an American ship and lied about it. Survivors have been forbidden for 40 years to tell their story under oath to the American public. The USS Liberty Memorial web site tells their story and is dedicated to the memory of the 34 brave men who died.
Ray McGovern shares the text of an intercepted Israeli conversation, just one of many pieces of hard, unambiguous evidence that the Israeli attack was not a mistake:
Israeli pilot to ground control: "This is an American ship. Do you still want us to attack?"
Ground control: "Yes, follow orders." …
Israeli pilot: "But, sir, it's an American ship – I can see the flag!"
Ground control: "Never mind; hit it!"
When President Johnson learned that the USS America and USS Saratoga had launched warplanes to do battle with the forces attacking the Liberty, he told Defense Secretary Robert McNamara to call Sixth Fleet commander Rear Admiral Lawrence Geiss and tell him to order the warplanes to return immediately to their carriers.
Israel is a Terrorist State. The Mother of All Terrorist States. An utterly foreign occupier perpetrating an American Taxpayer conceived, financed and morally sanctioned genocide upon the indigenous descendants of the "biblical hebrew". It has no "right" to exist and the world will never know Peace until it does not.
We do not forgive. We do not forget.
Fear us.
Lest we forget … On May the 4th 1970 the military/industrial complex gunned down four students on the campus of Kent State University.
The Kent State shootings (also known as the May 4 massacre or the Kent State massacre) occurred at Kent State University in the US city of Kent, Ohio, and involved the shooting of unarmed college students by the Ohio National Guard on Monday, May 4, 1970. The guardsmen fired 67 rounds over a period of 13 seconds, killing four students and wounding nine others, one of whom suffered permanent paralysis.
Some of the students who were shot had been protesting against the Cambodian Campaign, which President Richard Nixon announced during a television address on April 30. Other students who were shot had been walking nearby or observing the protest from a distance. [wikipediea]
Some were merely walking to class.
We do not forgive. we do not forget.
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Stuffed Peppers: do you brown the meat before making yours?
- mschow Dec 20, 2009 12:22 PM
I was thinking about making stuffed red peppers for dinner. Just to check the proper amount of meat vs rice to cook, I looked at some recipes online. Most of them call for browning the meat before mixing it with the rice. My mother made these all the time when I was growing up, but I never remember her browning the meat. Stuffed peppers are not the type of thing I normally make (but we have 27 inches of snow here today, so I thought it was a good comfort food to make!). Do you brown your meat before stuffing the peppers, or have any good recipe suggestions? TIA
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As an aside, I cut my peppers in half from top to bottom and stuff each half. Get lots more of the "good stuff" that way.
I agree on browning the meat first. I'll also add that I often brown the meat the day before. I then drain the meat, reserving the juices separately, and refrigerating both. The next day, I separate the fat off the juices, easy since it's hard after refrigerating, and use the juiced to cook the starch component of the stuffing.
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Now isn't that a good idea? Add flavor and no waste. win-win. Thanks, djd.
I make stuffed peppers with orange bell peppers and I brown the meat..drain the grease and saute garlic, mushrooms and onions and then mix with some brown rice and top with tomt paste..I like to serve it with homemade mac n'cheese but the box will do..delicious!
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You use spaghetti sauce? Like a meat sauce? I usually put a Mexican slant on with chorizo, no rice and other yummy things. It would never have occurred to me to use spaghetti sauce. Perhaps a seasoned tomato sauce (I love the Hazan one with tomatoes onion and butter.) Your sounds very interesting and that's great that it's not greasy. we learn.
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So you steam the peppers first? And how do you "cook" it then? Do you cook it in a short enough period of time or in some manner that it's necessary to precook the peppers? Such a simple dish is opening windows for me :)
I'm also in the no-brown school, I use ground round and cooked rice with a little tomato sauce for juiciness. Season the filling well and stuff the raw peppers; I cut off the pepper tops, stuff the whole peppers and use the tops as little hats when I serve them. I make my stuffed cabbage the same way, raw ground beef with rice and seasoning, stuff into steamed cabbage leaves, cover with tomato sauce mixed with cream and bake. Never had a beef fat problem.
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I forgot to mention that I prefer red peppers over green peppers for stuffing; the flavor is better and no bad cooked green color.
As long as the meat has enough salt/seasoning you can start raw. The amount of grease would of course depend on how fatty the meat is.
I'm in the brown first school (and par cook the rice). But it really depends on how you like your peppers. If you fill them with raw meat and uncooked rice, by the time the insides are cooked the peppers will be very soft (some would say overcooked or mushy). If you want the peppers to have a bit more texture, cook the stuffing ingredients first. It's a matter of taste and you might need to try a few variations.
I stuff my bell peppers (green ones) with a meatloaf-like mixture of raw ground beef (low fat content), crushed saltine crackers, raw eggs, garlic, onion, tomato sauce, Worchestershire sauce, a little bit of oregano, salt and pepper. I don't use rice at all though you certainly can. I just prefer mine without. I moosh it all together and then stuff the pepper halves (cut from top to bottom and seeds and membrane removed) with the mixture and bake as usual. You can top with tomoato paste or cheese (I prefer sliced cheddar cheese and pop back in the oven until the cheese is melted and starting to brown just slightly). Using the low fat content ground beef prevents the grease problem and is better for you too.
My Mother was an uninspired cook. But maybe from her time in Santo Domingo as a child of diplomats she learned to use peppers one way.
Cut the tops off. Stuff with hamburger meat. Simmer in a baking dish, upright for an hour.
The peppers became (to me, a picky eater) inedible because they became mush. But the flavor imparted to the meat was simply wonderful. The entire mass of hamburger took on a flavor that I didn't know was possible.
Not that you have to do it this way, but you might want to try one, just to see if the flavor hits a note with you (or your picky eaters).
My grandmother made these, and did not brown the meat--it was like a mini-meatloaf inside. You could remove the bottom of the pepper to allow for drainage ... or just make your mixture quite lean (as with ground bison).
Do not brown the meat. Mix in flavorings, place in crockpot and top with tomato soup. Old school, but really good.
I would NEVER brown the meat for stuffed peppers. I do use fairly lean meat, usually a mix of beef and pork (which most of the time I'll grind at home, tring to keep the fat content at around 10%) and it is stuffed into the peppers (or rolled into cabbage leaves) raw mixed with uncooked rice (I like to use brown rice...grandma used white rice) and various seasonings as per family traditions (including salt, pepper,Hungarian paprika, and caramelized onion), and then braise it in a tomato based sauce (with a touch of vinegar and a healthy dose of sweet paprika added).
It never comes out greasy, not at all. The rice cooks absorbing some juices from the meat, and the result is great.
I've had stuffed peppers made with browned meat and didn't much care for it... it is not nearly as good flavor-wise and especially texture-wise.
I'm gonna assume that most of the contributors here are women, who don't get it! (Sorry bout that, sisters!) The thing is, to brown-first or not to brown-first is not simply a question of the best taste (culinary sense), but can also be a question of practicality, ESPECIALLY IF ONE WISHES TO FREEZE THE ITEM!
I have hitherto always stuffed them raw, but if I freeze them like that, then I have to thaw them to mush, or the skins will burn before the innards have come even close to cookin'!
I'm gonna give brown-first a whirl, and when I eat them (I usually have them with a spicy tomato sauce anyway, maybe some pasta on the side... yes, even with the rice & ground beef stuffing... so some of the flavor gets masked anyway, and as another contributor pointed out, the bell peppers themselves impart a heavenly flavor!), I'll come back here and let yous know!
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Definitely not.
I just saw this recipe for Stuffed Peppers the other day and I have to share it. The recipe by Kraft is from 1931 for Peppers stuffed with Macaroni and Cheese. Here's a link to the recipe booklet showing a color illustration of the dish. A dish from the Depression (glad I didn't have to eat it.):
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He clenches
His teeth
And breathes
In his breath
It sounds
Like a hiss
I keep
Pushing him
up to the edge
But not letting
Him cum
He is
Hanging on
The edge
His orgasm
He seeks
Is just
Beyond his grasp
After 2 hours
Of torment
I decide
He is ready
To experience
I take his
Right nipple
Into my mouth
I circle it
And suck
On it hard
I then switch
To his
Left nipple
I bite it
I see his
Cock twitch
I suck it
I see his
Cock get bigger
I undo
His arms
And his legs
I then
Tell him
To get
On his knees
I set my
Ass in front
And tell him
To fuck me
From behind
It doesn't
Take long
Before he
Cums in
An enormous
I see
The exquisite
Delight that
He feels
And I feel
So good
That I
Was able
To give
It to him
So incredible
To control
To know
You direct
His mind
And his body
He is
My pet
My sub
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FIA GT3 cars being allowed to run in United Sports Car Racing should boost numbers in the new GT-Daytona class.
Teams beginning to announce lineups for 51st running of Daytona classic
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The AF Waltrip Ferrari 458 GT will be piloted by Waltrip, Kauffman, Aguas and NASCAR Cup regular Bowyer.
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R.Ferri Motorsport and AIM Autosport announce GT effort in 2013: Max Papis and Jeff Segal to share driving duties in new Ferrari 458 Italia in Rolex GT series.
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Morning fog rolled into Daytona forcing the GRANDAM officials to call for a full course caution.
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The No. 02 Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates BMW Riley holds the lead after 12 hours are now in the book in the 2013 Rolex 24 at Daytona race. Close at hand is his rival from the IndyCar series – the 2012 champion.
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2014 Symposium
The year 2014 marks the 60th anniversary of the landmark civil rights decision, Brown v. Board of Education,and the Law Review at the University of La Verne College of Law has chosen to honor the occasion by sponsoring a symposium, "Brown v. Board of Education at 60: Cause Lawyering for a New Generation".
The symposium is slated to occur on February 28, 2014 and will explore many of the issues that cause lawyering has always raised, as well as many of the new questions that have arisen over time: What does it mean to be a "cause lawyer"? What are some of the most effective advocacy techniques that cause lawyers deploy outside of the context of litigation? How do cause lawyers affiliated with formal advocacy groups account for individual attorneys who – without regard for the organizations' strategic preferences – file claims on behalf of their clients who possess common legal interests? The symposium proposes to examine these and other questions by investigating cause lawyering in four specific settings: voting rights, immigration, reproductive rights, and LGBT equality.
Introduction and Welcome: Dean Gilbert Holmes, University of La Verne College of Law
9:00a – 9:15a
Cause Lawyering in the Immigration Setting
9:15a – 10:30a
During this conversation, panelists will discuss many of the issues that have arisen in the context of advocating on behalf of immigrants who are attempting to legalize their status in the United States, or who are attempting to avoid discrimination by virtue of their national origin. Some of the issues under consideration will include the strategies and tactics that have been employed in the effort to achieve comprehensive immigration reform; the obstacles that prevent its achievement (e.g., Arizona's S.B.1070 law); the identification of priorities when crafting legal campaigns on behalf of immigrants, as well as a discussion of the manner in which cause lawyers advance their claims through interaction with political activists; the role that cause lawyers can play in encouraging a proper understanding of the relationship between immigration reform and national security; and other issues, as well.
Moderator: Marisa Cianciarulo, Professor of Law – Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law
- Sameer Ashar, Clinical Professor of Law – University of California, Irvine School of Law
- Jorge Castillo, Staff Attorney – Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
- Robin Goldfaden, Senior Attorney – Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area
- Hiroshi Motomura, Professor of Law – University of California, Los Angeles School of Law
10:30a – 10:45a
Voting Rights: Challenges and Opportunities for Cause Lawyers in the 21st Century
10:45a – 12:00p
Voting rights have become a flashpoint for debate in recent years as state legislatures have passed voter ID laws, implemented laws that restricted voting times, and passed other measures that arguably hampered voters' abilities to exercise the franchise. The stakes have become even higher in the wake of the recent Supreme Court decision in Shelby County v. Holder. This panel will explore some of the background issues that are at stake in this debate, and it will pay particular attention to the roles that advocates have played as they try to ensure that citizens' rights are protected and that the integrity of the process is maintained.
Moderator: Charles Doskow, Professor of Law – University of La Verne College of Law
- Anita S. Earls, Executive Director – Southern Coalition for Social Justice
- Dr. John Eastman, Professor of Law – Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law
- Justin Levitt, Associate Professor of Law – Loyola Law School, Los Angeles
Lunch and Keynote Address
12:00p – 1:15p
Keynote Speaker: F. Michael Higginbotham – University of Baltimore School of Law
F. Michael Higginbotham is a renowned law professor, author and international political consultant. A civil rights, human rights and constitutional legal expert, he has appeared in media worldwide.
Waging War in the Battle Over Reproductive Rights
1:15p – 2:30p
The debate over reproductive rights has been fought in numerous arenas since the seminal decision in Roe v. Wade, and cause lawyers have played a crucial role in shaping it. During this panel, we will look closely at the role that movement and countermovement lawyers have played in the effort to expand, protect, or narrow access to abortion, in particular. We will also look at the role that non-legal actors have played while working hand-in-hand with cause lawyers in order to implement legislative and policy solutions designed to increase reproductive choices for women.
Moderator: Tiffany Graham, Professor of Law – University of La Verne College of Law
- Clarissa Woo Hermosillo, Director of Policy Advocacy – ACLU and ACLU Foundation of Southern California
- David Meyer, Professor of Sociology – University of California, Irvine
- Beth Parker, Chief Legal Counsel – Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California
- Lynn D. Wardle, Professor of Law – Brigham Young University J. Reuben Clark Law School
2:30p – 2:45p
The Movement for LGBT Equality: Lawyers, Activists, and Setting Priorities
2:45p – 4:15p
How did cause lawyers shape the fight for LGBT equality, and how did the desire for marriage equality, in particular, come to dominate the agenda? The movement for LGBT equality has been extraordinarily successful in recent years, securing victories on multiple fronts — Don't Ask, Don't Tell has been repealed, employment non-discrimination protections exist in almost half of the states, federal regulations prohibit housing discrimination, and other gains have been achieved, as well — but crucially, we have reached a point where almost forty percent of the U.S. population lives in a marriage equality state. Further, the possibility of a Supreme Court decision invalidating the remaining marriage prohibitions in the reasonably near future is no longer a fantasy. How did we get here? What role did legal strategists play in shaping the direction, goals, and priorities for the movement? Even in the face of such pressure, what kinds of strategies have legal actors put in place in order to achieve progress in other areas of significance to the LGBT community? How do we account for the frameworks of resistance that these actors have encountered, for instance, in the current debate over California's "School Success and Opportunity Act," also known as the "Transgender Bathroom Bill"? We will discuss these and other questions during this panel.
Moderator: Stacey Sobel, Associate Professor of Law – Western State University College of Law
- Emily Doskow, Esq. – Emily Doskow Attorney and Mediator
- Diane Klein, Professor of Law – University of La Verne College of Law
- Gwendolyn Leachman, Sears Fellow – The Williams Institute
- Ilona Turner, Legal Director – Transgender Law Center
Concluding Remarks: Dean Gilbert Holmes, University of La Verne College of Law
4:15p – 4:30p
Speaker biographies are located here.
2013 Symposium
In 2013, the La Verne Law Review hosted it's second annual symposium on §1983 Civil Rights. The event was held on February 7 and 8 at the Ayers Hotel in Ontario, CA, and featured many expert guest speakers including Erwin Chemerinsky. The region's leading civil rights experts, practitioners and law enforcement officials discussed §1983 litigation, including basic concepts, strategies, defenses and developing law. The event was so successful, that the College of Law opted to adopt the theme for their main College of Law Symposium in 2014.
2012 Symposium
Early in 2012, the La Verne Law Review hosted a very successful symposium on §1983 Civil Rights. The event was held in Ontario, CA, and featured many expert guest speakers including Erwin Chemerinsky.
2011 Symposium
Join some of the nation's leading academic experts on Alternative Dispute Resolution who will be gathered at the University of La Verne College of Law for the 2011 Symposium titled, "Forecasting the Future: Cutting Edge Issues in ADR." In coordination with the live event, the University of La Verne Law Review is publishing a Symposium Issue on Alternative Dispute Resolution, and will be accepting submissions through July 31, 2011. Date: January 28 and 29, 2011 in Southern California.
2010 Symposium
February 19-20, 2010
Some of the nation's leading academic experts on immigration law and policy gathered at the University of La Verne College of Law to grapple with a wide range of cutting edge immigration issues. In coordination with the live event, the University of La Verne Law Review published a Symposium Issue on Immigration Law in May 2010. Please see the Publications tab at the left and you will find all the Symposium Issue.
Keynote Speaker
Hiroshi Motomura, Professor of Law University of California, Los Angeles School of Law What Is "Comprehensive Immigration Reform?" Hiroshi Motomura is the Susan Westerberg Prager Professor of Law at UCLA. He is an influential scholar and teacher of immigration law whose publications include two immigration-related casebooks and Americans in Waiting: The Lost Story of Immigration and Citizenship in the United States, a comprehensive study of U.S. immigration policy. The Symposium, "En/Countering Stereotypes," was approved by the State Bar of California for both general MCLE credit and Legal Specialty Education in the area of Immigration Law. CLE credit could have been obtained in the following specialty areas: Immigrant Visas (1.25 hours) Removal/Deportation/Exclusion Procedures (1.5 hours) Administrative and Judicial Review (1.25 hours) For more information about University of La Verne Law Review's Symposiums or to find out information to attend, please send an email to email@example.com.


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The Youth and Family Counseling Agency of Oyster Bay-East Norwich celebrates 45 years of community service this year. On Saturday night, April 26, YFCA's spring fundraiser "Set Sail" got underway at the Sagamore Yacht Club with more than 100 supporters in attendance. Guests were there to honor Abby and George O'Neill, founding members of YFCA. The O'Neills were unable to be there, but two of their six children, daughters Grace O'Neill Caulkins and Wendy O'Neill, were there to represent them.
"They have been so wonderful through the years, and their philanthropy is really an example to aspire to," said YFCA Executive Director Barbara Rakusin. "It's wonderful to see all of Oyster Bay and East Norwich supporting our organization. Abby and George will be very happy."
She explained that the elder O'Neills couldn't be there as they are getting older, but that Abby had prepared a statement that she recorded.
NYS Senator Carl Marcellino was there to support YFCA and said, "To coin a cliché, the O'Neills have truly been pillars of our community. They have held this community together, and kept it alive and thriving for everyone who lives here."
In lieu of a silent auction, the committee held a Silent Sponsor challenge. Guests had the opportunity to sponsor enrichment programs including: Experience on the Water, Local Sports, Camp, Music and Art, Technical Enrichment, Life Skills, Leap of Faith, and Parent Child Home Program.
Robin Senior, president of the YFCA, spoke about the organization that Abby and George O'Neill founded. "Abby and George O'Neill moved to Oyster Bay in the 1950s and almost immediately saw there were unmet needs in the community. There were parents who couldn't afford to buy their children Christmas presents, and others who needed money for food or to pay their gas bills."
Senior continued, "So, 45 years ago YFCA was born and since then has been helping people lead healthier lives through counseling and a myriad of other programs including substance abuse, emergency services, teen mentoring and a pre-school preparation program known as the Parent Child Home Program."
Senior praised the organization's founders, dedicated workforce, and supporters, pointing out that the staff treats everyone equally, with dignity and respect, and helps nearly 200 children and families each year.
"Forty years ago, Abby, who was always interested in children—by then she and George had six of their own—learned of the national Parent Child Home Program, designed to reduce the number of high school dropouts by building a language and literacy-rich home environment," said Senior. "Abby brought the first such program to Long Island."
In the past year YFCA facilitated the placement of six children into private pre-K programs when the Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District's program was filled.
Senior closed her remarks by saying, "Finally you should know that no one is ever turned away because of an inability to pay, and with the growing Hispanic community all our services are now offered in both English and Spanish. However, none of the good the Youth and Family Counseling Agency does would be possible without Abby and George's foresight and generosity. Unfortunately, they could not be with us tonight. We do, however, have two of their daughters, Gail O'Neill Caulkins and Wendy O'Neill, to accept this small token of our appreciation."
Senior presented Gail and Wendy with a planter made of pieces of birch trees filled with red geraniums.
"Mom and Dad have always been part of the solution to these sorts of problems. They worked hard to create YFCA, and they are proud to be a part of this organization," said Gail.
Abby O'Neill's taped presentation, just a minute or so long, was played. She thanked everyone and talked a bit about the early years of the YFCA. "In 1969 the YFCA was founded by a group of us who recognized there were citizens who needed assistance…We hope the YFCA will continue to thrive for many years to come."
The O'Neills were presented with a Proclamation from the State Senate from Sen. Marcellino and citations from Nassau County Legislator Don McKenzie and Maggie Martinez Malito, Executive Director of the Nassau County Youth Board.
For more information, visit www.yfcaoysterbay.org.


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Propane complaints mounting at Wisconsin DATCP
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin consumer protection officials say they've received more than two dozen formal complaints about propane suppliers failing to honor delivery contracts as the Midwest's propane shortage drags on.
Sandy Chalmers, a state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection administrator, said Friday the agency has taken 27 formal written complaints since Wednesday about suppliers failing to deliver pre-paid propane, delivering at higher prices than originally quoted and adding on new delivery charges.
Chalmers says the agency has launched an investigation into Customer's Gas Service after receiving four complaints about the Amberg business, the most complaints about any single provider.
A message The Associated Press left at the business Friday wasn't immediately returned.
$100K reward for stolen Stradivarius violin
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- An anonymous source is offering $100,000 for the safe return of a nearly 300-year-old Stradivarius violin stolen from the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's concertmaster.
The rare violin was on loan to Frank Almond from an anonymous donor.
Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn has said the robber used a stun gun on Almond and took the instrument Monday evening in a parking lot at Wisconsin Lutheran College, where Almond had just preformed.
The reward is offered to anyone who can provide information which results in the violin's safe return.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's President and Executive Director Mark Niehaus says the organization is hopeful the reward will help in the violin's recovery.
Milwaukee police are investigating and haven't made any arrests.
Charge reduced in Superior arrest
SUPERIOR, Wis. (AP) -- Prosecutors have reduced the charge against a Superior woman who alleges a police officer used excessive force in arresting her.
The charge against 28-year-old Natasha Lancour was reduced from a felony for assaulting an officer to a misdemeanor for resisting arrest.
WDIO-TV reports after Friday's hearing, Lancour said she plans to "just get back to reality." She pleaded not guilty to the reduced charge.
Douglas County District Attorney Dan Blank says the initial felony charge was based only upon paper reports from police. He says seeing police dashcam video of the arrest changed his view.
Officer George Gothner has been on paid administrative leave since he was seen on the video punching Lancour in the face during the arrest. Gother says Lancour was scratching him in the face.
Duluth, Minn. man suspected in Wis. cabbie stabbing
SUPERIOR, Wis. (AP) -- A 21-year-old Duluth, Minnesota man is suspected of stabbing a Superior cab driver who had picked him up.
Police say a Courtesy Cab driver picked up the man as a fare around 8 p.m. Thursday. The suspect asked the cabbie to drive him to an area of town and then allegedly stabbed him in the chest and hands after they stopped.
Police say the suspect demanded money but they don't know if he got any.
The driver was able to disarm the suspect, who ran away. WDIO-TV reports he was arrested a few hours later on an outstanding warrant.
The Douglas County district attorney's office is reviewing the case, and no formal charges have been filed. The suspect is due in court Monday.
The driver's injuries are not life-threatening.
Mistrial declared in Wis. check-cashing case
STEVENS POINT, Wis. (AP) -- A judge has declared a mistrial on the most serious charges against a Wisconsin man accused in a plot to steal his mother-in-law's Social Security checks for decades.
Seventy-two-year-old Ronald Disher of Almond was charged with three felonies -- fraud, forgery and theft-- in a scheme to cash Marie Jost's Social Security checks.
A jury Friday failed to reach a verdict on those counts following nearly nine hours of deliberations over two days.
WAOW-TV reports the jury convicted Disher of two misdemeanors -- endangering safety and disorderly conduct involving a confrontation with a Social Security investigator.
Prosecutor Veronica Isherwood says she'll seek a new trial on the felony counts.
Marie Jost was last seen in the 1980s. Prosecutors say some $170,000 worth of her Social Security checks were fraudulently cashed.
Wis. doctor testifies; cites exam medical reasons
SUPERIOR, Wis. (AP) -- A Wisconsin pediatrician accused of sexual assault has taken the witness stand to defend the medical exams he gave to male patients.
Doctor David Van de Loo of Eau Claire described his education and professional standing for the jury Friday.
Van de Loo maintains there were legitimate medical reasons for all genital checks he performed on his patients.
But WDIO-TV reports Van de Loo testified there was one exam that left a patient upset. The doctor says he should have talked to the patient and should have called his parents.
Prosecutors contend Van de Loo had no medical reason to touch the 15 male juvenile patients' genitals. The 61-year-old faces 16 sexual assault-related felony charges.
The trial was moved from Eau Claire County to Douglas County because of pre-trial publicity.
Copyright 2014: Associated Press


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