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From Elena Kagan's first comments about Cheney's illegal wiretapping program yesterday (at 2:10), it sounds almost like she'd vote for rule of law in the al-Haramain case (though the case is probably in the gray area of cases on which she should recuse herself).
DiFi: And we have just had a case. It came–by a District Court Judge in California, as of March 31 of this year, the al-Haramain case, and Senator Specter and I have discussed this. It's my understanding that what the judge did here was find the Terrorist Surveillance Program illegal, and essentially say that the plaintiff was entitled to damages from the government. So I guess the question might be whether that case goes up to the Supreme Court or not. But clearly the judge here dealt with something that was outside of the scope of law–which was the Terrorist Surveillance Program–and made a finding that it was, in fact, illegal.
Kagan: I believe that is what the judge said in that case and that case is still pending of course and might come before the Court. I think that the appropriate analysis to use with respect to that case or many others in this area would be the Youngstown analysis which makes very important what Congress has done. Where Congress authorizes the President, it's one thing, where Congress has said nothing, it's still another, where Congress has specifically barred the activity in question, you've got a much much higher bar for the President to jump over in order to find the action Constitutional.
After all, as DiFi with her historic concern for FISA being the "exclusive means" to conduct wiretapping seems intent to remind Kagan, warrantless wiretapping was specifically barred.
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This exchange is one of the most telling from the entire Kagan hearing today (note; we've edited this exchange for length; here's the full exchange; also, while you're watching, keep an eye on the body language of the bearded man sitting behind Kagan, White House Counsel Bob Bauer).
It's striking, first of all, because Lindsey Graham plays the role of the cross-examiner and his delivery largely overwhelms Kagan. As they go on, Kagan manages to reclaim her ground–on the issue of whether or not the entire world is the battlefield of the war on terror. But even there, the difference in her various answers suggests troubling things about her stance on habeas.
After prompting Kagan to deliver the standard justification for detaining enemy combatants during war and rewarding her with a condescending compliment, Lindsey starts by getting Kagan to agree that the war on terror will never end.
Lindsey: [Speaking of her rote recitation of the basis for indefinite detention] That's a good summary. The problem with this war is that there will never be a definable end to hostilities, will there?
Kagan: [Nodding] That is exactly the problem, Senator.
What a breath-taking exchange! Rather than challenge Lindsey on his slippery definition (referring to "hostilities" rather than war), rather than challenging him on the premise, Kagan simply nods in agreement. One minority party Senator and the Solicitor General sat in a hearing today and decided between them the state of hostilities under which the Executive Branch has assumed war-like powers to fight terrorism will never end.
The police state will continue forever.
Perhaps sensing the danger, Kagan notes that the Hamdi decision envisions such an indefinite war might require a different approach to detention, perhaps a review to ensure a detainee's continuing dangerousness. This thrusts Kagan not into the realm of legal review, but the policy disputes between the White House and Lindsey (again, the watchful eye of Bob Bauer here is worth noting).
Our excerpt jumps here (after Lindsey makes his pitch for just such a program).
Lindsey comes back by getting Kagan to personally endorse the stance she embraced in her Solicitor General role, arguing against habeas rights for Bagram detainees.
Lindsey: You argued against expanding habeas rights to Bagram detainees held in Afghanistan, is that correct?
Kagan: I did, Senator Graham.
Lindsey: As a matter of fact, you won.
Kagan: [pushing back with apparent discomfort] Uh, in the DC Circuit–
Lindsey: [interrupting] And you probably won't be able to hear that case if it comes to the Supreme Court, will you?
Kagan: Well, that's correct, and the reason–
Lindsey: [interrupting again] Well, that's good cause then we can talk openly about it.
Kagan: [laughing] Uh, if I could just say, the Solicitor General only signs her name to briefs in the Supreme Court, authorizes appeal, but does not sign Appellate briefs, but I determined that I should be the Counsel of Record on that brief because I felt that the United States' interests were so strong in that case based on what the Department of Defense told our office.
Lindsey: Right. I want every conservative legal scholar and commentator to know that you did an excellent job in my view of representing the United States in that case.
Lindsey then gets her to reiterate that she signed that brief because of the seriousness of the issues for the government. He interrupts again:
Lindsey: Well, let me read a quote: "The Federal Courts should not become the vehicle by which the Executive is forced to choose between two intolerable options: submitting to intrusive and harmful discovery, or releasing a dangerous detainee." Do you stand by that statement?
Kagan: Senator Graham, can I ask whether that statement comes from that brief?
Lindsey: Yes it does.
Kagan: No, I uh, that statement is my best understanding of the very significant interests of the United States government in that case, which we tried forcefully to present to the Court and as you said before, the DC Circuit–a very mixed panel of the DC Circuit–upheld our argument.
Lindsey: Right. You also said "The Courts of the United States have never entertained habeas lawsuits filed by enemy forces detained in war zones. If Courts are ever to take that radical step, they should do so only with explicit blessing by statute." You stand by that?
Kagan: Anything that is in that brief I stand by as the appropriate position of the United States government.
Lindsey: [while she is speaking] Fair enough.
Throughout this exchange, Lindsey basically had Kagan cornered, not wanting to disavow a document she had signed in unusual circumstances, but seemingly recognizing the risk of adopting these harsh statements as her own. Continue reading
I'm going to assume that this was just a misstatement on Elena Kagan's part, but it's one that I hope she corrects before her confirmation hearings are done. In response to a question from DiFi, Kagan suggested that SCOTUS' decision in the Hamdi case–which relied on the 2001 Authorization to Use Military Force passed after 9/11–applied to Iraq and Afghanistan.
DiFi: Could you elaborate on the scope of the President's authority to detain individuals under the law of armed conflict?
Kagan: Senator Feinstein, the conversation that Senator Graham and I had–and I believe in that same hearing you asked a similar question–starts with the Hamdi case, where the Supreme Court said that the AUMF–the authorization for the use military force–which is the statute that applies to our conflict with Iraq and Afghanistan, that the AUMF includes detention authority, detention authority, and Hamdi said that the law of war typically grants detention authority in a wartime situation and interpreted the AUMF consistent with that law of war understanding.
Hamdi, of course, doesn't even mention Iraq. And while Bush did conduct detention in Iraq in relation to that separate war, those detention operations fell under different guidelines even according to the radical people running the Bush Administration. More troubling, however, is the possibility that Kagan has internalized the false claims of many on the right that Iraq had anything at all to do with the 2001 AUMF, which authorized action only against those with ties to 9/11.
Again, I'm hoping this was just a misstatement, one which Kagan will correct before these hearings are done.
The New York Times has an article up that will appear in the front section of Wednesday's print edition decrying the fact that racial selection and exclusion still maintain in jury selection for trials in the South.
Arguments like these were used for years to keep blacks off juries in the segregationist South, systematically denying justice to black defendants and victims. But today, the practice of excluding blacks and other minorities from Southern juries remains widespread and, according to defense lawyers and a new study by the Equal Justice Initiative, a nonprofit human rights and legal services organization in Montgomery, Ala., largely unchecked.
While jury makeup varies widely by jurisdiction, the organization, which studied eight Southern states — Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Tennessee — found areas in all of them where significant problems persist. In Alabama, courts have found racially discriminatory jury selection in 25 death penalty cases since 1987, and there are counties where more than 75 percent of black jury pool members have been struck in death penalty cases.
The Equal Justice Initiative study argues that jury diversity "is especially critical because the other decision-making roles in the criminal justice system are held mostly by people who are white." In the eight Southern states the study examined, more than 93 percent of the district attorneys are white. In Arkansas and Tennessee, all of them are white.
Race based selection and exclusion in the formation and empanelment of juries is prohibited, and rightly so. It is considered improper, unethical and a violation of duty to the court, bar and public. And rightfully so. There mere inference of it, as is made clear by the numerous instances discussed in the NYT article can bring strong questions of propriety, especially for representatives of the people, i.e. prosecutors. And, as the Equal Justice Initiative points out, the systematic exclusion of people of color from public leadership roles, like prosecutors, is just as problematic and disgraceful.
It is a righteous thing the New York Times has emphasized and drawn attention to the depressing report by the Equal Justice Initiative on racial exclusion in the law. Which makes it all the more distressful that the famed Gray Lady of the Times never evinced the same concern about analogous inferences which could just as easily be drawn about Elena Kagan's record of faculty hiring at Harvard Law School.
First raised by Duke Law Professor Guy Uriel Charles, and noted by other bloggers like Glenn Greenwald and yours truly (but never substantively addressed or reported by the New York Times or other major media), Kagan has a record that puts the examples in the New York Times article on Southern jury biases to shame. From Professor Charles:
But what about people of color? How could she have brokered a deal that permitted the hiring of conservatives but resulted in the hiring of only white faculty? Moreover, of the 32 new hires, only six seven were women. So, she hired 25 white men, six white women, and one Asian American woman. Please do not tell me that there were not enough qualified women and people of color. That's a racist and sexist statement. It cannot be the case that there was not a single qualified black, Latino or Native-American legal academic that would qualify for tenure at Harvard Law School during Elena Kagan's tenure. To believe otherwise is to harbor troubling racist Continue reading
Just as a little thought experiment, let's look how some passages from SCOTUS nominee Elena Kagan's successful argument in U.S. v. Comstock–in which SCOTUS just voted 7-2 to affirm the federal government's authority to indefinitely detain sex offenders who are mentally ill–appear when we replace the term "sexually dangerous person" with "terrorist." (See Adam B's post on the decision for a good overview of the decision.)
KAGAN: The Federal Government has mentally ill, sexually dangerous persons [terrorists] in its custody. It knows that those persons, if released, will commit serious sexual [terrorist] offenses;
JUSTICE GINSBURG: But the likelihood is that the person will stay in Federal custody?
GENERAL KAGAN: I think that that's fair, that the likelihood is that the person will stay in Federal custody until such time as a court finds that the reasons for that custody have lapsed.
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS: Right. I understand your argument to be that this power is necessary and proper, given the fact that the person is in Federal custody for some other reason, criminal conviction [enemy combatant designation].
GENERAL KAGAN: That has been the government's case throughout this litigation, that it is always depended on the fact of Federal custody, on the fact that this person has entered the criminal justice system [been designated an enemy combatant],
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS: Well, why doesn't the Federal Government's authority to have custody because of the criminal justice system [enemy combatant designation] end when the criminal justice system is exhausted if he can't be charged? In other words, when the sentence is done?
GENERAL KAGAN: Because the Federal Government has a responsibility to ensure that release of the people it has in its custody is done responsibly, and is done in such a way –
Greg Craig, who was ousted from the Obama Administration because he's too much of a purist on archaic things like the Constitution, reassures us that Elena Kagan is largely a "progressive" in the mold of the guy who ousted him.
When you live in flyover country and have the opportunity to appear on cable, it lacks some of the niceties of the big city: no green room, no professional makeup artist, and sometimes you have to drive yourself to the studio through Detroit's version of rush hour traffic (yeah, I know, no one works in this city anymore, but we're on the rebound).
Which means you don't get the same opportunity to compose your thoughts.
So here's what I should have said when asked what two questions I'd ask Elena Kagan in a confirmation hearing:
The great news just keeps coming.
Remember the "new" state secrets policy DOJ announced last year? It basically amounted to a promise that the Attorney General would review any invocation of state secrets to make sure such an invocation was really really secret rather than just sort of secret but really embarrassing, along with a promise that an Inspector General (but not a court) would investigate in case of wrong-doing (at the time, some of the existing state secrets invocations had already been investigated by IGs). Here's how I described the "new" policy when it was announced.
What the "new" state secrets policy appears designed to do is buy time and limit the legal battlefields on which the Administration tries to stave off a CIPA-like process.
Legislatively, it appears the "new" policy (and presumably some pressure on Leahy directly) has convinced Leahy, at least, to hold off on moving his legislation forward. He seems to be content to wait and see how this new policy plays out. Nadler, on the other hand, seems to want to push forward with legislation (so is Russ Feingold, but he's not in the same position to push forward Senate legislation as Nadler is). So at the very least, Holder's "new" policy will buy the Administration time before Congress tries to reel in executive power.
Then there's Horn. Word is that Holder will use the "new" policy to withdraw the state secrets claim in one case, and by all appearances that one case will be Horn (I don't know whether that means they will try to settle Horn, or whether they'll just move forward with what amounts to a CIPA-like process without a state secrets claim behind it.)
Now of the three cases in question (Horn, al-Haramain, and Jeppesen), Horn is the one that was the biggest slam dunk legally to support a CIPA-like process (because of the fraud involved and the Circuit Court's earlier limitation on the state secrets claim). It's the one in which the Bush Administration's claim to state secrets was most bogus. And it's the least risky one to settle or litigate.
By withdrawing the claim of state secrets in Horn (if that is indeed what will happen), the Administration will avoid having the DC Circuit joining the 9th in supporting some kind of CIPA-process in state secrets, while still giving the Administration hopes of dismissing Jeppesen and al-Haramain based on state secrets.
In other words, this is all a big bureaucratic ploy to try to keep the Bush Administration's illegal actions on extraordinary rendition and warrantless wiretapping secret.
Well, the guy Obama plans to replace Kagan with is the architect of this "smoke and mirrors" policy.
The White House is poised to name Don Verrilli, an associate White House counsel, as solicitor general after Elena Kagan is confirmed to the Supreme Court. Verrilli joined the Obama administration as an associate deputy attorney general, where he helped his close friend, Attorney General Eric Holder, craft the Justice Department's new state secrets doctrine guidelines.
Verrillii's trial balloon appointment as SG will be viewed suspiciously by civil libertarians for his authorial role in the state secrets drama and for his record of fighting on behalf of industry against tech entrepreneurs. But he's got the trust of Holder, Bauer, and President Obama.
I can't wait to see what Obama has in store next to whittle away at the rule of law.
NBC News is reporting Elena Kagan is Barack Obama's nominee to replace the liberal lion, Justice John Paul Stevens. Kagan is a remarkably poor choice.The stunning lack of curiosity and involvement in the important legal issues of her age, not to mention the law itself, and remarkable absence of compelling written work and record on the part of Elena Kagan has been previously covered in detail by Glenn Greenwald.
I have previously explained the total lack of any experience – ever – of any kind – on Kagan's part in the court system of the United States. Kagan has never set foot as an attorney of record into a trial courtroom in the United States, not even a small claims justice court; nor for that matter, any appellate court save for the literally handful of spoon fed cases she suddenly worked on as Solicitor General. Kagan has never been a judge in any courtroom, of any court, in the United States. Quite frankly, there is not even any evidence Elena Kagan has sat as a judge for a law school moot court exercise. I have had paralegals and secretaries with better experience than this. Does a nominee for the Supreme Court have to be Gerry Spence, Pat Fitzgerald or David Boies? No, but it would be nice if they had the passion, curiosity and commitment to their profession to go to court at least once. Never has there been a United States Supreme Court Justice with such a complete lack of involvement in the court system. Never.
Duke Law Professor Guy-Uriel Charles has damningly demonstrated a Kagan record of lily white hiring, and corresponding shunning of people of color, at Harvard Law under her guidance that, if considered under the seminal Batson standard of prejudice, would have netted Kagan a sanction from the court and a potential misconduct referral to the appropriate bar authority.
Curiously, and very notably, the only pushback by an Obama Administration, who has consistently gone beyond the call of duty in protecting and bucking up a patently poor nominee in Elena Kagan, has been on the racial hiring component exposed by Professor Charles. Here are the "talking points" memo the Obama Administration sent around to its acolytes and stenographic mouthpieces in the press and internet ether to counter the substantive criticism of Elena Kagan.
Notice anything missing in the official Obama White House talking points? I do. They are solely focused on the racial exclusion charge (and here is the response eating their lunch on that). Did you see what is NOT responded to, or addressed, in any way, shape or form by the White House? If you guessed "Elena Kagan's complete lack of any record whatsoever of participation or accomplishment in the legal process of the United States", take a bow, you are Continue reading
Last week Glenn Greenwald penned a solid case delineating why current Solicitor General Elena Kagan, who is at the top of the purported Obama "short list", would make a poor nominee to replace the retiring Justice John Paul Stevens on the Supreme Court. Despite the hard truth in Greenwald's facts and arguments, he has been blistered by both the Obama Administration and their apologists and fanboys. The Administration has, as reported by Sam Stein, even enlisted a hit team of loyalist flaks and supporters to discredit Greenwald and his article.
The reason the White House finds itself in the position of fighting off its own base in the first place is because Greenwald is dead on the money with his analysis, criticism and conclusion that Kagan is a poor nominee; and especially considering it is Stevens' critical seat she would be filling. Glenn's facts and argument speak for themselves, but there is an additional area neither he, nor anyone else, has substantively touched on which militates against Kagan. Elena Kagan is so terminally inexperienced with the American court system as to be unqualified to serve on the Supreme Court.
I appeared in three different courthouses last Friday. Which is two more than Elena Kagan has appeared in as either an attorney or judge during her entire legal career. Her first appearance in the Supreme Court as Solicitor General, little more than six months ago, was the first time she had substantively appeared in any court. Ever. You can still count her total number of live court experiences (all appellate arguments) on one hand. The complete absence of experience and seasoning showed in several key areas in Kagan's uneven oral argument presentations, and the claim Kagan is some kind of wonderful talent who necessarily would bring diverse Supreme Court justices together exposed as unsupported fawning fantasy.
The American trial court system is literally the backbone of our rule of law; they are where the public substantively interacts with the law and their law is meted out, as well as being where the foundation and record for appellate cases and controversies are made and perfected. How is it appropriate to be considering a woman for a position that will impact evidentiary, procedural and substantive trial processes – for every trial court in the country; federal, state and local – when she has never been in one? There are forty Justices in the long and glorious history of the Supreme Court who had no prior judicial experience; there are none I am aware of who had the nearly complete absence of any practical legal court experience as an attorney, much less as a judge, such as is the case with Elena Kagan. Continue reading


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Best Vacation Snacks
Summertime is vacation time, and whether you're off to relax on the beach with an umbrella-topped drink in hand, hiking the Appalachian Trail or driving across America, you always need to bring a healthy snack in case hunger strikes. Here are our favorite portable eats for any and every vacation situation.
Best Road Trip Snack: Filling up on gas station junk food is not always the best (or healthiest) option. You'll feel tired and your belt will get tighter with every state line you cross. Planters' Fruit and Nut Trail Mix ($2.69) at Walgreens will survive long hours in the car. The trail mix contains raisins, banana chips, cashews, pineapple, cranberries and papaya for a snack that's in it for the long haul.
Best Beach Snack: On the beach, sand tends to find its way into every crevasse of your bathing suit, and the last thing you want is sandy snacks. Popcorn is a great option because you can eat it throughout the day, but don't bring butter lest you turn it into a sticky situation. Sprinkle your popcorn with parmesan cheese, garlic powder, chili seasoning mix or other dried spices. Try Act II's Old Fashioned Natural Popcorn ($13.07 for a pack of 18) at Always Direct, and pre-pop this barely-seasoned classic popcorn before you hit the beach. Add your favorite dried topping, and store in a sectioned container so you can snack while keeping it fresh and beachy-free.
Best Walking Tour Snack: Out exploring a city's culture and history? Pack some nourishment to give you a little pick-me-up while you peruse. Kashi TLC Chewy Granola Bars ($2.94 for a six pack) from Walmart, are something easy and fuss-free to throw in your purse, and you don't have to slow down on your tour schedule to nosh one. These yummy bars are offered in a variety of flavors such as cherry dark chocolate, dark mocha almond, honey almond flax, peanut butter and trail mix. Plus, they contain good-for-you ingredients like seven whole grains, roasted nuts and dried fruit.
Best Airplane Snack: The plane ride to your destination can take a couple of hours (or almost a day!), so bringing your own eats when the only options you have are mystery meat, pretzels and soda is key. There are a few don'ts when packing an up-in-the air snack. Don't bring anything that gives off too much of a smell—you wouldn't want your neighbor to use that barf bag. Make sure your snack item will pass through security. Keep away from peanut butter—someone on the plane might have severe allergy! Our favorite flying food is hummus because it's healthy and filling enough to last through the plane ride. For a grab and go option, Sabra Classic Hummus and Pretzels ($2.59) from Shop Rite is pre-packaged with hummus and pretzels.
Best Outdoor Adventure Snack: If you're an outdoorsy gal who loves hiking, camping or exploring, you need an energizing snack that'll keep you energetic all day. Clif Bars, especially their scrumptious Crunchy Peanut Butter bar ($15 for a box of 12) made with organic peanut butter and over 23 vitamins and minerals, will have you feeling energetic enough to climb every mountain and maybe even wrestle with a bear (just kidding…we hope!).
-Kristen Barba
GIRL TALK TIME: What is your favorite go-to vacation snack? Where are you vacationing this summer? Tell us now!
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Deloris Taliaferro:
trail mix
potato chips and dip…. mmmmm…… delish
cherries, peanuts,& granola bar is what I had on the road:
Sis. Shawna:
Hummus, pretzels, almonds, cranberries, and sweet & Salty granola bars……ummmmm.
I'm big on protein, so I also pack some spicy beef jerky. Yum.
Stefanie Sanabria:
granola bars or breakfast bars
I love almonds and chips!
Clif bars are great meal replacement type snacks, and anything from Kashi is always yummy in my opinion.
Brittany L.:
mmmm I loooove the hummus and pretzels, they're my fav movie theater snack as well
hummus = love
gillian halpern:
the best part of microwave popcorn is eating it hot out of the bag!
Miah B.:
I heart Ritz Four Cheese Crackerfuls for flights.
Lisa M:
i always pack baby carrots!
Charlene Maloney:
I like almonds & dried cranberries….I will take the hummus next week on my flight, great idea.
My favorite snack is trail mixes and nuts. thanks for the snack suggestions.
love that pretzel & hummus item, gotta check that out! no vacation planned this year b/c we are saving for an alaskan cruise next year
I like to snack on almonds when I'm travelling.
clarisse mello:
i need to get those pre-packed hummus snacks for my next flight, looks great
I like this type of article. But I would nix the microwave popcorn, there's a chemical in it that's not food for you.

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Romeo and Luis met with Clay and told him he'd been right: They're CIA, and now that the RICO case is dead, they're gonna take Jax out and anyone who stands in their way. Clay asked for time to talk Jax into keeping the deal alive, and they gave him 2 hours. Clay had to wait for Jax because he was off with Chibs, Happy, and Tig to sell the guns to Nero's crew. When more guys showed up to the party than expected, Jax and Co. bailed. I'll admit I laughed as Jax drove the station wagon in circles and the other guys fired away. I'm sure it was difficult to shoot, but it felt comically simple in a way. Then Jax drove through a barricade and sent the Family Truckster rolling down the mountain. Good thing it came to a stop right-side up. "Anyone dead?" Jax asked. "Negative," Tig said. Happy's head had been grazed by a bullet, but he announced he was feeling "rapturous." Seeing their exhilaration made it worth it. I guess everything has been so complicated and calculated as of late, that spontaneous free fall would feel like a welcome adrenaline rush. And the Family Truckster kept moving.
Back at T-M, Jax told Nero about the perceived ambush and got word that Lin was ready to talk. Clay stopped him on his way out, revealed Romeo's plan to remove Jax, and suggested he let the deal ride. After Jax asked Clay to stop calling him "son," Jax told him he had a different plan. He's tired of being crushed under the weight of greedy men who believe in nothing. He has to change that. Clay told Romeo he needed more time. Romeo told him he had another day, but then he gave Luis the greenlight to make a call. Jax told Bobby that Clay and Romeo know everything, so they had to move quickly — just like this episode. Clay watched Nero kiss Gemma goodbye, and Unser shared his weed with him. Ah.
While Jax road to meet Lin, we had time to watch Donal Logue's character have a more civil meeting with Otto, who was still in his bloody clothes. "RICO is dead, bitch. I ain't givin you s—. Whoever you are," Otto said, recognizing the voice. This isn't about RICO. This guy's not a Fed. He's just a citizen, he told Otto. "I do want something. When a man is forced to put away what he does, sometimes he forgets who he is. Thank you for giving me something to want, Otto," he said. Then, he leaned in. "These next few months will be the most excruciatingly painful time of your sick and miserable life," he added. He left, and Otto's head dropped to the table. For a man who just wants to die, knowing he's going to be kept alive to suffer is the best/cruelest form of punishment. We later saw Tara leaving the hospital with her boys, and Logue's character sitting in the hallway and getting up to follow her. If you want to know who he is, click here. He'll stick around for the last two episodes of the season.
Lin signed on to supply the cartel with guns comparable to what the IRA offered — and agreed to tack on a 10 percent referral fee for SAMCRO. Jax left that meet when Juice called to say he'd found Clay's documents hidden in the air vent. Jax told Juice to put them back, then go to T-M and get Chibs and Tig to bring Clay there, and make sure Clay was not left alone in that house. Jax and Bobby would meet them. Slight problem: When Jax and Bobby pulled up to a red light — don't you cringe now when you see one of those on this show? — two vans cornered them and grabbed Jax. Bobby called Chibs and told him to assemble the club at T-M. Clay told Juice he'd meet him there. He supposedly forgot to take his meds and stayed behind. He saw something dangling from the vent. He knew someone had found his hiding place.
Bobby had said Mexicans took Jax, so Nero went to shake down his crew. He burst through the door of a house and swiftly shot one guy who reached for his weapon. So THIS is the turn Jimmy Smits had teased for Nero. He assumed the crew took Jax after the ring of gunfire. "Ain't nobody here, fool. Man, you been eatin' too much old white p—-. You forget who you are, bitch," Nero was told by the leader. "You think so?" Nero asked. The leader looked at his gun next to a bong on the coffee table. "I'm gonna shoot you in the head in five seconds," Nero said, sliding that gun closer to him. "Let's see if that jogs my memory. One, two, three…" The guy reached for his gun, and Nero fired two shots at his head. Blood and brains on what looked like a very comfy couch — sad. These guys wanted Nero back, he's back, he told them. I think we were all worried that the other shoe would drop and we'd have to hate Nero, but this is kinda the best case scenario: He did this for Gemma and Jax, so while it's tragic that he fell off the gangster wagon for nothing, we can still like him.
It turns out Romeo and Luis snatched Jax. "We need to remind you how easy it is to disappear," Romeo told him. "And yet, here I am," Jax said with a defiant, smartass grin. Jax could afford to be cocky because, in his words, he's an outlaw not a suicide bomber. He told them how he set them up: Mayans will mule from Arizona and distribute in northern Cali, while the Miners still push Pope's weight into Reno. The Chinese (Henry Lin's Lin Triad) will provide weapons from Gaza. Romeo told him to set the meet with Lin. It's a lot of moving parts, and they better all work, Romeo said. That phrasing makes me nervous. If I'm remembering correctly, Bobby referred to the plan to get Frankie Diamonds to Eli alive as having a lot of moving parts, and we all know how that went…
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Louisa, Kentucky
For population 25 years and over in Louisa:
For population 15 years and over in Louisa city:
20 residents are foreign born
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $688 (0.7%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Huntington, WV (22.8 miles , pop. 51,475).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Lexington-Fayette, KY (103.0 miles , pop. 260,512).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (372.5 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Fort Gay, WV (0.8 miles ), Clifford, KY (2.9 miles) , Adams, KY (3.0 miles) , Prichard, WV (3.0 miles ), Webbville, KY (3.3 miles) , Wayne, WV (3.5 miles ), Blaine, KY (3.9 miles ), Crum, WV (4.1 miles) .
Latitude: 38.11 N, Longitude: 82.61 W
Area code: 606
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Crime rate in Louisa detailed stats: murders, rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries, thefts, arson
Full-time law enforcement employees in 2012, including police officers: 5 (5 officers).
Unemployment by year (%)
Population change in the 1990s: +7 (+0.3%).
Work and jobs in Louisa: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
Average climate in Louisa, Kentucky
Based on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:
Louisa-area historical tornado activity is significantly below Kentucky state average. It is 47% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 4/23/1968, a category F5 (max. wind speeds 261-318 mph) tornado 42.0 miles away from the Louisa city center killed 7 people and injured 93 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
On 4/8/1965, a category F3 (max. wind speeds 158-206 mph) tornado 15.8 miles away from the city center injured 3 people and caused between $50,000 and $500,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Louisa-area historical earthquake activity is below Kentucky state average. It is 87% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 7/27/1980 at 18:52:21, a magnitude 5.2 (5.1 MB, 4.7 MS, 5.0 UK, 5.2 UK, Class: Moderate, Intensity: VI - VII) earthquake occurred 73.0 miles away from the city center
On 9/7/1988 at 02:28:09, a magnitude 4.6 (4.5 MB, 4.6 LG, Class: Light, Intensity: IV - V) earthquake occurred 69.3 miles away from Louisa center
On 11/2/2006 at 17:53:02, a magnitude 4.3 (4.3 MB, Depth: 0.6 mi) earthquake occurred 73.4 miles away from the city center
On 11/23/2006 at 10:42:57, a magnitude 4.3 (4.3 MB, 4.3 LG) earthquake occurred 74.5 miles away from the city center
On 6/29/1996 at 19:30:42, a magnitude 4.1 (4.1 MB, 3.9 LG, Depth: 0.6 mi) earthquake occurred 73.4 miles away from Louisa center
On 10/26/1995 at 00:37:28, a magnitude 4.0 (3.9 MB, 4.0 LG, Depth: 0.6 mi) earthquake occurred 78.5 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG), body-wave magnitude (MB), surface-wave magnitude (MS)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Lawrence County (28) is a lot greater than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 23
Emergencies Declared: 3
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 18, Storms: 18, Tornadoes: 7, Winter Storms: 5, Mudslides: 3, Fires: 2, Freeze: 1, Snow: 1, Snowfall: 1, Wind: 1, Blizzard: 1, Hurricane: 1, Tornado: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
Birthplace of: Fred M. Vinson - Politician, Dustin Hazelett - Martial artist, Cliff Fannin - Baseball player, Fred Frank - Baseball player, Rick Thompson - Politician.
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Air Quality Index (AQI)
Carbon Monoxide (CO) [ppm] level in 2003 was 0.180. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 18.0 miles away from the city center.
Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) [ppb] level in 2010 was 3.12. This is worse than average. Closest monitor was 15.2 miles away from the city center.
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) [ppb] level in 2010 was 8.91. This is about average. Closest monitor was 19.3 miles away from the city center.
Particulate Matter (PM10) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 11.5. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 0.1 miles away from the city center.
Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 10.5. This is about average. Closest monitor was 22.6 miles away from the city center.
Drinking water stations with addresses in Louisa and their reported violations in the past:LOUISA WATER DEPARTMENT (Population served: 7498, Surface_water):
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Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 35.3%
(33.6% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 100.0% for Black residents, 72.4% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 61.3% for two or more races residents)
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Likely homosexual households (counted as self-reported same-sex unmarried-partner households)
Detailed information about poverty and poor residents in Louisa, KY108 people in nursing facilities/skilled-nursing facilities in 2010
20 people in other group homes in 2000
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Religion statistics for Louisa city (based on Lawrence County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 41.92%
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Food Environment Statistics:
Number of grocery stores: 4
Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 2
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 13
Number of full-service restaurants: 4
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6.25% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($32,297 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved from foreign countries between 2005 and 2006.
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
5.91% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($29,654 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved to foreign countries between 2005 and 2006.
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Fatal road traffic accident statistics for 1975 - 2011 (per 100,000 population)
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National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
Number of bridges: 1
Total length: 2 meters (7ft)
Total costs: $1,577,000
Total average daily traffic: 6,770
Total average daily truck traffic: 270
Total future (year 2031) average daily traffic: 8,124
FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers:2 (See the full list of FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers in Louisa)
FCC Registered Antenna Towers:50 (See the full list of FCC Registered Antenna Towers)
FCC Registered Commercial Land Mobile Towers:1 (See the full list of FCC Registered Commercial Land Mobile Towers in Louisa, KY)
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:10 (See the full list of FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers)
FCC Registered Microwave Towers:10 (See the full list of FCC Registered Microwave Towers in this town)
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:53 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Louisa)
FAA Registered Aircraft:2
2006 National Fire Incident Reporting System Incidents:
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- Several large memory leaks (reported by Dr. Larry Pepper et al.) have been fixed. http://forums.sandboxie.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=18412
- ASLR is now enabled for SbieDll.dll 32 bit (64 bit will come later)
- OpenIpcPath=\BaseNamedObjects\FontCachePort is now in templates.ini as a default. Until now, this was a suggested work-around for some Chrome 37 problems
- Added hook for GetProcessImageFileName/NtQueryInformationProcess so it now returns the sandboxed path
- Improvements to the Dutch language text
- The SbieSvc startup time has been increased from 5 seconds to 15 seconds to eliminate the following sequence of startup errors:
- Malware DarkComet is using a quirk in Windows to put up a MessageBox that does not have the sandboxed yellow window border. This poses no security risk, but to prevent user concern, this has been fixed
- Special flag added to OpenWinClass to restore Buster Sandbox Analyzer (BSA) message logging. /IgnoreUIPI allows low integrity sandboxed processes to send WM_COPYDATA msgs to windows in higher integrity processes
- Fixed Sandboxed cmd.exe crash if window title > 256 chars. (http://forums.sandboxie.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=19089)
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- Fixed kernel memory leak in SandboxieCrypto http://forums.sandboxie.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=15820
- The combined installer SandboxieInstall.exe now checks for the VC Redistributables DLLs Sandboxie requires. If they are not up to date (10.0.40219.325), the installer will download and install the VC Redist. from sandboxie.com
Reviewing 4.10 (May 23, 2014)
the 4.04 version is better this new one is more for windows 8.1
Reviewing 4.08 (Jan 29, 2014)
great program. works well.
Reviewing 3.74 (Oct 24, 2012)
@Hall9000 My preferred program to avoid problems you described is Shadow Defender. Although not free it more than makes up for the cost by being low maintenance. Deep Freeze was my favorite but they have an annual fee now. The "free" programs will "eat up" your disk space and some change your MBR. Although Shadow Defender does take up a small amount they seem to have some algorithm that prevents disk usage from becoming excessive. Back to Sandboxie ... I'm glad I paid to have use of all its features and can't imagine being without it. One minor problem is it seems to cause my explorer to crash every now and then when I try to invoke a sandbox on my 64-bit system (Win 7). Perhaps a conflict with one of the other utilities/drivers/programs running in the background. I can have a few others running but when I get ready to run a new instance of Firefox in a sandbox I get a message that explorer has crashed and lose all my open explorer windows. Everything else stays open but the explorers that were open are all gone and 1 or 2 utility programs also are gone (one is to show current month calendar when I hover mouse cursor over clock). Not a major problem for me but a bit annoying.
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Well maintained. My only complaint is the compatibility wizard, which apparently treats orphaned registry entries of uninstalled security software as legitimate. I suppose if I do some digging through the registry I can find those entries and delete them. Nonetheless....
Reviewing 3.64 (Feb 6, 2012)
@Hall9000 - if your friend isn't very tech savvy he might be better off with a prog like Deepfreeze from Faronics ... very low maintenance and quick learning curve or Returnil ... DF would be easier to setup.
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The Troy German Hall Association, founded in 1890, is an association of individual ethnic societies, each having its roots in Old Germany, carried to this country by and with its individual members and ancestors.
The Hall is located in the Lansingburgh section of Troy, New York. The facilities are housed in a two level building. The main level consists of a ballroom with hardwood flooring throughout. The lower, "Rathskeller", level has a tavern/lounge area, a restaurant section, and a full service kitchen.
The Ratskeller restaurant, celebrating 34 years, is open to the public for Friday Night Dinners from 5-8:30 PM. Meals include a soup & salad bar, fresh bread, coffee, and desert with a variety of German and American entrees. All dinners are under $17.00, with a children's menu available for $5.95. Meals are availabe for take-out; call ahead to order.
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In a recent poll in Stuff magazine, readers said they'd rather spend the night with Saddam Hussein than with Tom Cruise. They asked their readers who they'd least like to share a camping tent with and Tom Cruise won with 41%. Saddam Hussein came in second with 39%, Pat O
Tom Cruise less desirable than Saddam Hussein
As much as I do NOT desire Tom Cruise, something tells me you have those numbers backward. Kathy Griffin and Pat O'Brien are DEFINITELY worse people to share a tent with.
Tom Cruise is a douchebag, but a bigger douchebag than Saddam Hussein? I don't buy that.
I agree with #1. I find Pat O. pretty scary. Kathy Griffin probably would at least bring a Magic 8 Ball or something to try for a few laughs.
logical poll; tom cruise is such a bore…old and twitty
I'd probably just end up stabbing myself to death with a swiss army knife because he'd never shut up about Scientology. At least I could hold an interesting conversation with Saddam…like uhh…"So, sucks about your country getting invaded eh? hehe…"
Atleast you can strike up a decent conversation with Saddam without him calling you "glib" and "uninformed."
Saddam would probably tell funnier stories too.
Anally raped by Tom Cruise? Pffft, please. Tom is DEFINITELY a bottom.
Tom is so not cute. his dick nose says it all.
He seems like a nice guy but he's into all that Scientology bullshit.
I agree with 7. He's a power bottom. But afterward he would want you to spoon with him. And he'd probably go on and on about how he doesn't really do this kind of thing and that he's really into women generally but every now and then . . . Then he inevitably have to answer that phone call from Katie about how the fishing trip is going.
I partially agree with #10, except instead of "Afterward he would want you to spoon with him" should be changed to "After you were done, he would want 16 of your friends to get in line two at a time and jackhammer him like the little powerbottom whore that he is." Then he'd get up towel off, grab Katie Holmes and make out with her for the cameras.
How could Kathy Griffin be last? I can't think of anything more annoying than her Pee Wee Herman voice coming out of her horse head.
Dick nose, exactly.
Less chance of Saddam trying to act out one of those Brokeback Mountain scenes.. man or woman.
I'm with number five.
I am not sure which is worse:
Death by dictator, or death by religious salesman.
saddam's hot. and defintely not a bottom.
he'd look great in a more cowbell t-shirt
i never got his so called hearthrob status…he's a troll w little rat eyes and rabbit teeth…nasty
Both my husband and my sister always make a huge deal out of their belief that he can't possibly be normal because he has 3 front teeth. I'm inclined to believe it.
saddam is probably great in the sack, considering his years of experience and vast number of concubines.
actually, i made that last part up. i don't know if saddam has concubines. but if i were a middle eastern dictator, i definitely would have at least 100.
so yeah, saddam. i bet he has a wicked sense of humor, too.
saddam is probably great in the sack, considering his years of experience and vast number of concubines.
actually, i made that last part up. i don't know if saddam has concubines. but if i were a middle eastern dictator, i definitely would have at least 100.
so yeah, saddam. i bet he has a wicked sense of humor, too.
I wonder if Scientology requires Tom to get asshammered in the dark in silence.
Both my grandma and my step-brother always make a huge deal out of their belief that poster #19 can't possibly be normal because it has mush for brains. I'm inclined to believe it.
You know, I tried to be nice to you, but apparently that isn't what you're looking for. I'm inclined to believe that you're a piece of shit who's annoyingly predictable, not to mention being damn unpleasant. You're a jerk-off. Now make yourself scarce, you waste of space.
You people are just awfull , please leave Tom alone he is one of the nicest guys I know, you are just all jealous of us macho mega stars!!!
#23-Why do I get the feeling you have 3 front teeth? Eh? Maybe a little bit?
Why don't you leave Mamacita alone….
I'm thinking more like 3 brain cells, huh? The fucker.
#19 Lol, I couldn't put up with tom he'll probably look at the sky talking about aliens all night..
i can't believe more people aren't discussing about this. it's tom cruise!
no, i wonder if they asked if they would prefer saddam's company after he had been spending an unspecified amount of time in that little hole.
well, i guess the same amount of people still would have chosen "not tom cruise"
The fear of Tom Cruise either jumping up and down on you and tearing your limbs off with his teeth has been now been proven…we can all rest now…
I say we put Tom and Saddam in the tent together and set the bloody thing on fire…
tom is bugs bunny and saddam is that bearded cartoon with the pistols
That man is procreating. I'm afraid. Very…very…afraid.
I just hate this Stupid,Psycho,Gay,Moron-Generator…He's SOOOO f*** CRAZY!!


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MBIA Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter And Full Year 2012 Financial Results
MBIA Inc. (NYSE: MBI) today reported Adjusted Book Value (ABV) per share (a non-GAAP measure defined in the attached Explanation of Non-GAAP Financial Measures) of $30.68 per share at December 31, 2012 compared with $30.64 per share at September 30, 2012 and $34.50 per share at December 31, 2011. Book value per share was $16.22 as of December 31, 2012.
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The "Seaside" complex, consisting of 40 high quality villas, is situated along the Calis beach, 20 minutes stroll along the "turquoise coast" to the main town of Fethiye, bringing you, beauty, tranquillity and fun.
A new water park, just 2 minutes ride confirms the family resort atmosphere, and if you want the relaxing "take it easy" holiday, the bus (Dolmush) stops right outside the complex, and will take you a 2 minute ride into Fethiye. Or if you prefer not to venture into Fethiye, there are many fine restaurants all within walking distance.
Very spacious villa, with 160sqm of living accomodation.
3 bedrooms, 1 double, 2 twin, and a double sofa bed - sleeps 8.
Built on 3 levels, all bedrooms with private terraces, some with pool views, and other with sea views.
All bedrooms with their own bathroom.
Flights are to Dalaman (45 minutes transfer time) - airport transfers can be arranged.
The ground level consists of a fully equipped kitchen, with oven, hob, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher, toaster, fridge-freezer, and a tastefully furnished lounge, with Sky TV, and a dining area with seating for 6, along with a guest cloakroom.
There are patio doors leading from the lounge, with beautiful patio furniture, built in BBQ, 6 sun loungers, and everything you need for dining alfresco. This terrace views over the pools.
The two upper floors contain the bedrooms, all with terraces, with views of either the pools, or mountains.
Bedlinen and towels are provided, along with a welcome pack.
All bedrooms and lounge are fully air-conditioned.
The complex also hosts various pools, pool side bar, restaurant, 24 hour site management...
Clients Testomonials - Family from the US - April 2007
H? Linda, We had a wonderful time. The villa is beautiful. We couldnt swim because water temprature wasnt warm enough but we went to Oludeniz, Kayakoy. We went to Fethiye almost every day for 1Lira. We took a long walk at the calis area. Everything went great. Thanks again. We might go there next year again. But this time aroun June or July Have a nice day. ilknur
September 2007
Linda, my party enjoyed a very pleasant holiday, the villa more than met our expectations and all arrangements made for a relaxed arrival and departure.I trust we left the villa as we found it apart from the cleaning and we would seriously consider booking next year .I look forward to receiving the return of my deposit and would thank you for a super holiday. Many thanks Leon Archer.
14 July - 5 Sept = £600
1 June - 14 July = £550
6 - 30 September = £550
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Superbly located virtually on the beach, known as Calis Beach, 20 minutes stroll to Fethiye and 45 minutes transfer from Dalaman airport.
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World Famous Pastry Chef Sylvain Leroy guest lectures at the CIM Muskegon Oct.16, 2013
Innovative Chocolate Techniques
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This private event is for CIM Students Only
On October 16th we will have a guest lecturer here at the CIM Muskegon. Chef Sylvain Leroy from Parisgourmet and Cacao Noel will be offering an advanced seminar on chocolate to our CIM students including a limited group of professional chefs from the area.
He will also be talking about the selection process for the World Pastry Cup which is celebrated in Lyon, France every 2 years.
Sylvain Leroy — named in 2011 as one of the nation's top 10 pastry chefs; president of Team USA for the Coup du Monde 2011; the chef who has launched pastry menus for many esteemed restaurants and hotels, from Jean-George to Atlantis; a man who has worked events from the White House to Disneyland to the French consulate; a chef with one accolade after another (both French and American) — works as chief technical adviser at Paris Gourmet in Carlstadt, NJ.
Last summer, Chef Leroy and the other nine honorees chosen as top pastry chefs by Dessert Professional magazine, presented their sweet delicacies at the Institute of Culinary Education in New York. Barbara Walters was there, and treats included chipotle-infused chocolate pudding and waffle cones with layers of mango, chocolate and caramel. Leroy's specialty was a selection of pretty, delicate dessert terrines.


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I am sure that most of you, weather you be Atheists of Theists have heard a whole lot about God's Will. This is thrown out like verbal diarrhea every time that someone dies or a natural disaster occurs. I have often questioned why people are so quick to say that a kid that gets caught in the crossfire of a gang shooting received a "gift" and that it was God's Will that she get shot and killed in a park. How is that a gift? What proof is there that she is in a better place? Who are you to make such claims? It may sound nice and comforting at the time, but it is not all that it is cracked up to be. As the title of this post implies, I am going to be talking about God's will and our own freedom. Does God's Will take away our freedom?
To start let us look at the Frankfurt Cases. This is a thought experiment that involves two cases that are identical, except for one part.
Case 1
There are two men: Smith and Jones. Smith is pointing a gun at Jones and is deciding whether or not to shoot him. There is also an evil demon that COULD control the outcome. In this case Jones decides not to shoot Jones, however the evil demon forces Smith to pull the trigger and kill Jones.
Case 2
There are two men: Smith and Jones. Smith is pointing a gun at Jones and is deciding whether or not to shoot him. There is also an evil demon that COULD control the outcome. In this case Smith decides to shoot Jones with his own free will, and the evil demon does nothing.
Take a good look at these cases. What do you notice? First off, they are identical except for one part, which is where the evil demon comes in. The other thing is that the outcome was the same, but the method of getting to that outcome was different. If it was Smith's choice to shoot Jones or if the evil demon commanded him to, the result was the exact same. So, my question is, if "God's Will be done" then the end result will always be the same. So are we really free to make our own decision? If we are, what is the point of making them if it is just going to achieve God's Will in the end?
Another thing that I question is how a person would know what God's Will is. I really don't have a concrete answer for how one would definitively know what God's Will is, but I can speculate as to why it would be appealing to chalk up the bad things in life it "it was God's Will".
The same sort of thing happens (in someone's mind) when there is a conspiracy about something like 9/11. Sometimes when something horrible happens it scares people, which is normal. However, being humans it is in our nature to want an explanation of why something happened. In the case of conspiracy theories Jodi Dean says,
People hate thinking about, in the flash on an eye terrorist bomber...
I think that the same thing happens in the minds of Theists when a natural disaster, like Hurricane Katrina, occurs. It is much more comforting to think that there is a plan in place. People don't like to think that bad things can just happen, they would rather be optimistic about some plan that would take them to a better place (heaven supposedly, but I'll save that for another post). Michael Martin said it best in his book Atheism: A Philosophical Justification -
If pessimism is justified by the evidence, then we must be pessimistic. If we are optimistic when pessimism is justified, we are irrational.
If you are a Theist or an Atheist, please leave your comments and opinions, I would love to know more about the topic from all perspectives. Bear in mind, however, I will research what you say if I think that you haven't done your research.
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Angela, you're taking my comment far too seriously. I'm a joker. If I can deal with archaeopteryx (and I can), I can deal with you. LOL
@Angela @Strega
Squeaky is a SHE, and she was about 4 mos old in that video (8 mos now).
Yes, I did post a picture of her in my bathroom sink, thinking I'd start a thread for people owned by cats, but it didn't take off. Now that I have the little darling I don't know how I could have lived without a cat so long. I'm definitely a cat person. I don't particularly dislike dogs, I just find their slavish "What do you want me to do to please you now?" attitude off-putting. I'd feel like a slave owner if I had a dog.
She's was a very feisty critter when I got her and I have permanent scars to prove it. She isn't declawed and never will be. I find the whole idea disgusting. Why stop there? Why not yank out their teeth as well.
She's very demanding of affection. Right now she's curled up in my lap and she will get pissed off if I try to get up. So I keep the controller for my Blu Ray player handy. She's obsessed with the drawer. All I have to do is make the drawer come out and she'll shoot off my lap like a rocket to try to stop the door from retracting. On other occasions, she'll hop up on my lap and make me hold her for a minute or so, then she'll kind of say, "Okay, enough of that" and just wander off.
She's very stubborn, too. There are a few things I'm trying to teach her for her own good, like not to hop up on my toaster oven, but she's just not getting it, I'm afraid. I've given up on other things. I no longer try to stop her from sharpening her claws on the couch. I've decided she's my roommate, we have to learn to live together, and I can't be some asshole who is always saying "No. You can't enjoy yourself."
RE: "If I can deal with archaeopteryx (and I can)" - Wasn't it Browning who said a man's reach should exceed his grasp --?
@Strega - RE: "you need antibiotics for that :)" - I've been to specialists, they all say there's no cure --
Speaking of me and my cat, you can judge how robotic I am in this video: http://www.tomsfilespace.com/SqueakySqueaking.mp4
@ Unseen - That is the cutest kitty EVAR! She obviously loves conversation. (correct my spelling again and just see what will happen lol).
@Angela, I don't have a cat, but I have a neighborhood feral cat that drops by for lunch (for whom I buy him two bags of catfood per month), and he talks to me too, he says, "meow." I can interpret that any way I subjectively choose, but the fact is, he says, "meow."
@Unseen, with all of the girls gushing, would it help if I said I like your pussy too?
No, Arch, that doesn't help me at all
RE: "@achaeopteryx - I can almost spell your name without looking." - that's OK, I don't expect all that much from someone who can't even spell, "I'll" --
RE: "Why do you buy food for the feral cat?" - because it's hungry.
Oops, I had a Rick Perry moment - I saw the name, "Unseen," and after an involuntary shudder, thought the previous post was from the Un-1 to me, but it was in fact, from Angela. Once in a great, great while, I'm not entirely correct --


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dear emma, take care and time! big umarmelung! tilda
Hi Emma! I just wanted to say hi from Chile! Maybe you'll feel a little cheer up by knowing you inspire people from a country far away as mine! Thanks for your posts, finds and pictures!
Take care and hit that punching bag!!!!!
kind regards!!!
Hi Emma, i hope you feel better about things soon. Thanks for the blog links and eye candy :)
Hope you feel better soon!
I definitely know how you feel, but just when you least expect it, things will turn around and you and your friends will be back on track again. All the best!
hey there, emma! get well soon and have fun hitting that punching ball ;)
Hoppas det hjälper att banka och att det styr upp sig snart och du mår bättre.
If it's any consolation, I check your blog every day to cheer me up. And I thought you should know my design partner and I voted for you in the Best Blogs competition... PS Don't hurt your hand!
Hi Emma, I just felt compelled to send you a message as I've been reading your blog almost daily now for a while. I hope life turns around soon, and that you get a few good punches in! Take care
Hej emma, jag läste på någons blogg att du arbetat som inredningsassistent.. jag skulle vilja veta lite mer om det, vad du fick göra, hur du fick jobbet osv. vore jätteglad om du hade tid och lust att svara mig :) du kan gärna maila på email@example.com
emma, i totally know how you feel. i'm in the same spot right now. can u throw in a few good punches for me as well?
if it helps, i've been a long-time fan of your inspiring blog.
Hoppas Du mår bättre nu och att det hjälper att slå på boxningspåsen. Kram.


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A Bourbon man was shot and killed by police Wednesday. The Missouri State Highway Patrol is investigating.
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