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Messy Desks ⇒
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Gretchen Reynolds, writing for The New York Times:
For some time, psychologists and other researchers have been studying how personality traits affect health and health-related choices. Not surprisingly, they have found that people blessed with innate conscientiousness, meaning that they are organized and predictable, typically eat better and live longer than people who are disorderly. They also tend to have immaculate offices.
What has been less clear is whether neat environments can produce good habits even in those who aren't necessarily innately conscientious.
I've never really thought about this. As my officemates can tell you, the state of my desk's organization is rather manic. Following the results of this study, however, it seems my desk is an extension of what kind of focus I require on a particular day. In other words, on days that I need regimented focus, my desk must be clean. Conversely, on days when I need creative freedom to solve a problem, my desk goes to hell.

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The attorney general of Switzerland did a review of whether National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden would have to be extradited to the United States if he came to the country to testify as part of an inquiry into NSA surveillance. He concluded that Snowden would be safe from extradition, however, "upper-level government commitments" might [...]
Lawyer for Edward Snowden: Positive Developments in Switzerland But Issues Still Remain
|By: Kevin Gosztola Friday September 12, 2014 8:35 pm
Snowden: Spy Services of EU Member States Independently Hawk Domestic Access to NSA, GCHQ
|By: Kevin Gosztola Friday March 7, 2014 11:28 am
As part of a European parliamentary committee's inquiry into electronic massive surveillance on the citizens of European Union member states, former NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden provided testimony to the committee. Snowden described to the committee how spy services in the EU cooperate with the NSA to monitor citizens in countries without ever having [...]
Snowden, in Letter to Brazil, Says NSA Programs Were Never About Terrorism But About Power
|By: Kevin Gosztola Tuesday December 17, 2013 11:19 am
Former National Security Agency contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden wrote a letter to Brazil informing the country that, without an offer of permanent asylum, he would not be able to speak to the government about US surveillance because of his legal situation. He explained that Brazilian senators had asked for his assistance with investigations into [...]
When Intelligence Leaders Call Snowden a 'Traitor,' He's More Likely to Be Granted Permanent Asylum
|By: Kevin Gosztola Wednesday October 30, 2013 11:36 am
One would think United States officials would be interested in having former National Security Agency contractor returned home, but every time someone from the US makes statements, such as the ones made in a hearing before the House intelligence committee yesterday, it becomes more likely that a country will grant him permanent asylum. Snowden already [...]
State Dept. Whistleblower Peter Van Buren: Edward Snowden is One Of Us
|By: Peter Van Buren Friday July 12, 2013 3:26 pm
Edward Snowden today made clear both his own bona fides as a whistleblower, and the hypocrisy of the United States in its manhunt for him. Whistleblower? Snowden's remarks reinforce the basic tenet of whistleblowing, that is an act of conscience. He made clear what he gave up– home, family, perhaps even his liberty and life– [...]
In Statement, Snowden Announces He Formally Accepts Venezuela's Offer of Asylum
|By: Kevin Gosztola Friday July 12, 2013 11:20 am
NSA whistleblower met with human rights groups in a Moscow airport. During the meeting, he discussed his options for leaving Moscow to get to countries in Latin America that have offered him asylum. He also discussed how human rights organizations might be able to assist him. Snowden prepared a full statement for representatives of human [...]
Snowden Meets with Human Rights Groups, Says He Plans to Go to Latin America
|By: Kevin Gosztola Friday July 12, 2013 10:50 am
National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, who has been in a Moscow airport for weeks now, is seeking temporary asylum in Russia so he can guarantee his safety before traveling to a country in Latin America that has offered him asylum. What he plans to do next became known after a meeting with representatives of [...]
US Ambassador to Austria Reportedly Responsible for False Claim Snowden Was on Bolivian Leader's Plane
|By: Kevin Gosztola Friday July 5, 2013 10:27 am
The Austrian daily newspaper, Die Presse, has reported that the United States ambassador to Austria was responsible for making false claims that National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden was on board Bolivian President Evo Morales' plane. In a story published on July 3, the newspaper reported shortly after Morales' plane landed the "Vienna foreign department received [...]
Politicization of Asylum Seeking on Full Display in Case of NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden
|By: Kevin Gosztola Wednesday July 3, 2013 1:12 pm
"Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution," under Article 14 under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, however, that does not apply to individuals who have committed "non-political crimes" or "acts contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations." National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden [...]
WikiLeaks Helps Snowden Leave Hong Kong
|By: Kevin Gosztola Sunday June 23, 2013 10:34 am
UPDATE – 12:40 PM EST Ecuador Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino reports Ecuador has received an asylum request from Snowden. UPDATE – 12:20 PM EST There were apparently multiple diplomatic cars from Ecuador seen after Snowden landed in Moscow. Snowden is believed to have gotten into one of them. The whistleblower who revealed details on National [...]


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Baraduke 2 (Arcade) review
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|Any particular reason for "Dum Dums"? I keep them in my "treat jar" for my students because they are cheap, but I don't ever eat them myself. Have you considered something else like mints or chocolate?
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Today the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Virginia's ban on marriage for same-sex couples.
This is a historic step forward for equality in the South. Beyond Virginia, the ruling will also affect the other states covered by the 4th Circuit, including North Carolina, South Carolina, and West Virginia, which have similar bans in place. In West Virginia, the district judge considering the challenge to the state's ban said last month that he would not proceed until the federal appeals court had ruled.
In the majority opinion, the judges noted that bigotry and fear cannot be the basis for the denial of equal rights under the law:
We recognize that same-sex marriage makes some people deeply uncomfortable. However, inertia and apprehension are not legitimate bases for denying same-sex couples due process and equal protection of the laws.
…The choice of whether and whom to marry is an intensely personal decision that alters the course of an individual's life. Denying same-sex couples this choice prohibits them from participating fully in our society, which is precisely the type of segregation that the Fourteenth Amendment cannot countenance.
For those who claim that marriage bans are legitimate because they were adopted by popular vote, the court quoted a Supreme Court case from 1964:
A citizen's constitutional rights can hardly be infringed simply because a majority of the people choose that it be.
That one sentence perfectly encapsulates why courts matter.
The newly-elected Republican nominee to challenge Rep. Jim Clyburn in South Carolina played into the birther conspiracy theory in a speech to a Tea Party rally last year.
Anthony Culler, who won the Republican primary in South Carolina's sixth congressional district last night, told the crowd at the February 2013 "Day of Resistance" rally that bipartisan gun background check legislation is a "Trojan horse" for the government to "target you."
He then threw in a birther joke: "How is it that on every single shooting they track back the lineage of that gun better than you can Barack Obama?"
Cullen, a self-described "gun nut" holds strong social conservative positions, including opposition to abortion rights and "sinful 'alternative' lifestyles" and blames Clyburn for keeping his constituents " shackled in the chains of poverty." In a recent Facebook post, he wrote, "Ever notice how non-Christians believe Christians and our values should not be allowed in politics and government but we are to be open-minded to their un-Godly beliefs? (And to think polite Christians actually fall for this stupid and illogical double standard and stand down.)"
Interestingly, Cullen his bucked his party by vowing to vote against any entitlement cuts.
He and his family previously made news by protesting their bank over disputed mineral rights, leading to their eviction and seizure of their property.
Clyburn has handily won all of his recent reelection bids in the heavily Democratic, majority African American district, something that Culler might not be able to change if he keeps on making birther jokes.
Despite his group's perpetual financial woes, William Gheen of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC has managed to scrape together enough funds to deluge 122,000 households in South Carolina and Virginia with a robocall attacking Rep. Eric Cantor and Sen. Lindsey Graham for supporting immigration reform, Brietbart reports today.
"Remember that a vote for Cantor or Graham is a vote for tens of millions of illegal immigrants to get amnesty, jobs, welfare payments and a vote with or against you in future elections. Remember who to thank for amnesty. Thank Eric Cantor and Lindsey Graham" Gheen says in the robocall, which he tells Breitbart will reach 26,000 Republican households Cantor's Virginia district and 96,000 in South Carolina.
Cantor, meanwhile, hasn't explicitly endorsed immigration reform and is actuallyfundraising off the claim that he blocked reform from moving forward in Congress.
Gheen is one of the most extreme figures in the anti-immigrant movement, who has warned of a violent revolution if the immigrant "invasion" can't be stopped and said that immigration reform would amount to "national rape."
UPDATE: It looks like Gheen's South Carolina calls violate state law, which of course gives Gheen another opportunity for self-aggrandizement. The State reports:
State law bans automatically dialed calls that deliver unsolicited, prerecorded consumer or political messages without assistance of a live operator, S.C. Republican Party chairman Matt Moore said in a memo sent out last month as a reminder to campaigns.
Graham's campaign spokesman, Tate Zeigler, said of the automated calls, "We don't do illegal robo calls."
Americans for Legal Immigration president William Gheen said his robo-calls comply with federal law. Gheen was not familiar with S.C. law. After reading it, he said he would turn himself in if any prosecutor decided to charge him.
He also said he would beat any charges.
"I feel quite confident in my ability to defeat this in a court of law," Gheen said, adding he is defending his right to engage in political speech. "For our republic to function, people need to be able to communicate with voters."
Gheen said he has one request for anyone who plans to arrest him: "The only thing I ask is that they do it before Election Day, please."
UPDATE II: Gheen has issued a press release hyping his own martyrdom, even though there has been no indication that he will even be charged under the rarely-enforced South Carolina law:
The President of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC William Gheen is facing possible charges and arrest after bumping into a unique, obscure, and unenforced state law banning automated campaign calls that are designed to warn South Carolina and Virginia voters about how the immigration reform amnesty plans of Senator Lindsey Graham and Congressman Eric Cantor will affect them.
"I know that nobody likes robo-calls, but isn't it ironic that I might be charged for violating an obscure unenforced state law curtailing freedoms of political speech while more than 12 million illegal immigrants flagrantly violate numerous federal laws designed to protect Americans from real damages?" said William Gheen of ALIPAC. "A few seconds of an annoying call is nothing compared to the millions of devastated American lives that are a result of Lindsey Graham's and Eric Cantor's support for amnesty for illegals."
The University of South Carolina-Upstate recently announced the closure of its Center for Women's and Gender Studies following several attacks from Republican politicians who threatened to cut funding from the school over an LGBT comedy event.
Naturally, Concerned Women for America head Penny Nance applauded the move:
"Congratulations to the University of South Carolina Upstate for having the courage and good sense to eliminate a course of study whose sole purpose is to indoctrinate young women in leftist ideology.
"We applaud the University of South Carolina Upstate (USCU) for closing the Center for Women's and Gender Studies (CWGS) and allocating those funds to teach America's founding documents. The decision puts the South Carolina college in compliance with state law requiring those documents be taught and also gives these women a chance at actual employment upon graduation.
"As American women, we strongly support equal opportunity and are glad USCU will instead concentrate on courses that will prepare its young women for jobs instead of joining their other women's studies sisters in the unemployment line.
"It is surely more beneficial to learn the history of our country then to take part in pointless gender "victimology" lessons. Clearly, they will miss the "I Need Feminism" campaign and CWGS's 2014 Bodies of Knowledge Symposium that included "Trans, but Not Like You Think", and planned to include the play How to Be a Lesbian in 10 Days or Less. We think they'll be fine.
"Leftist feminists love to make fun of home economics, which none of us in the CWA national office actually majored in, but we can't argue with Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler that it teaches useful life skills. In fact, it's far more useful than studying Passages of Appearing: Arendt and the Existential Politics of Transgender Liminality.
"In researching this issue we looked to see how many of the women who have degrees in these women's studies programs are actually employed. Let's say they weren't bragging on their post-graduate employment numbers.
"Of those who are actually employed, we surmise most of those jobs would result in other women's studies professors. Good news for those jobless feminists though, there may bea chance at employment on the horizon if the Senate joins the Republican establishment in the House of Representatives to push for the Left's hopeful shrine to abortion, the National Women's History Museum. (emphasis ours)
"But back to the point. Well done USC Upstate! Women's studies majors may in fact more clearly understand their "rights" and whether they are actually being violated after a thorough reading of the Constitution. We encourage other universities to follow suit and hope other states will adopt similar policies."
South Carolina State Sen. Lee Bright, who's vying to defeat U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham in next month's Republican primary was a pioneer in this year's trend of conservative candidates giving away guns as campaign gimmicks. Back in January, Bright's campaign raffled off an AR-15. And today, Bright's supporters will get the opportunity to win a handgun…with the extra bonus of hearing a speech from Gun Owners of America director and Bright endorser Larry Pratt.
In case you need a refresher on Pratt.
A GOP candidate for lieutenant governor in South Carolina said yesterday that public schools are pushing a "silent holocaust" in churches by supposedly turning young people away from Christianity.
Ray Moore has made criticism of public schools a centerpiece of his campaign, urging the state to replace public schools with an education system led by "churches, families, and private association" and warning that they turn students, like a young Hillary Clinton, into anti-Christian "janissaries."
Speaking yesterday with conservative talk show host Steve Deace, Moore warned that public schools are "wrecking" Christian families.
Moore claimed that studies show that "80 percent of Southern Baptists youths are leaving the church and abandoning the Christian faith, and we think all of this is pretty much attributable to government schooling."
"We think the main culprit is public schooling," he said. "So there's a holocaust, a silent holocaust going on in our evangelical churches."
He also attacked the "viruses" of same-sex marriage and abortion rights:
The pastors go on and on oblivious like nothing is happening and they're out there preaching against same-sex marriage and abortion, so why is same-sex marriage and abortion and all of these viruses latching on to our society so readily? And we think part of it is government-sponsored education where they're thoroughly and aggressively teaching socialism, humanism; turning their hearts away from Christ; teaching them evolutionism; Common Core has pervaded the system even in the so-called Bible Belt South; we have sex education apart from covenant marriages being taught and homosexuality is being taught in the Bible Belt as well as the Northeast and the far-west. So the system is thoroughly handed over to egregious and harmful teachings, and it's just wrecking and causing havoc in our churches and in our family.
Back in 2007, Moore criticized California public schools after the state enacted new laws protecting LGBT students: "The public school system is a monster, "but this [the new laws] may be the most egregious thing they've done."
His group sent out a statement alleging that California was "mandating that public school children be indoctrinated to accept as normal the homosexual lifestyle and other forms of sexual deviancy" and warning that "California's schools are now promoting behaviors and lifestyles that are physically and spiritually dangerous for children."
In a 2012 radio interview, while promoting the movie "IndoctriNation: Public Schools and the Decline of Christianity in America," Moore railed against homosexuality:
We can look at the rise of the aggressive homosexual movement in our country, I'm old enough to remember it was as late as 1968 that it was pretty much an underground movement but it has just swept through our culture in a way now that Christians are on the defensive, marriage is under attack, they are teaching it to our children in the schools. We are looking at this and incredulously saying 'how could this happen,' this is another example of a tipping point in a bad direction, the rise of the modern, aggressive, homosexual movement and its attack on marriage.
In some of the states now they're mandating the instruction of homosexuality and transgender education in the schools: California, some of the New England schools. It's just incredible what's happening and parents just sit there and think if they complain that they'll listen. They won't and the best way to deal with it is to get the kids out.
Last week, we reported that South Carolina state senator Mike Fair had succeeded in getting the University of South Carolina-Upstate to cancel a satirical performance called "How To Be A Lesbian In 10 Days Or Less" because he thought it was "recruiting" students to become lesbians.
Well, the show may be canceled, but the outrage machine rolls on. The State reports that Fair "said in a TV interview [last] week that Upstate students needed to be exposed to gay-themed materials and programs like 'they do skinheads and radical Islam. They don't need to be exposed to it.'"
State Sen. Lee Bright, who represents the area in the state legislature and who is challenging U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham in the GOP primary this year, joined Fair in the effort to cut the school's budget in punishment for planning to host the show and for assigning LGBT-friendly reading material. "I think we've got their attention," Bright said. "Folks in Spartanburg aren't looking for that kind of bent at their local college."
And now, a candidate for state superintendent of education is piling on, issuing a press release calling the show "dangerous" and "destructive" and calling for everyone involved to be fired. Superintendant candidate Gary Burgess wrote, in a press release flagged by the Charleston City Paper:
Sexual orientation, and teaching children about sexual orientation, is exclusively the purview of the home and Houses of Faith. A seminar teaching young adults how to be heterosexual or homosexual is completely off limits to schools, colleges, and universities. How much training does it take to have human beings, sexual creatures, participate in sex? This is ludicrous. This is dangerous. This is destructive ...
These programs, which try to indoctrinate our children, must be completely defunded, and those who use tax dollars in such a way should be fired.
Meanwhile, Leigh Hendrix, the South Carolina native who wrote and performs "How To Be A Lesbian In 10 Days Or Less," says she is "really surprised" by the backlash to her show, noting that "the title is far more provocative than the piece."
Last month, the South Carolina House voted to cut $70,000 from the budgets of two state universities to punish them for assigning books about LGBT people to students. Now, a state senator is accusing one of the schools of gay "recruitment" for hosting a one-woman comedy show called "How To Be A Lesbian In 10 Days Or Less," and has caused the show to be canceled.
"That's not an explanation of 'I was born this way,'" Sen. Mike Fair told Greenville's WYFF of the planned show at University of South Carolina-Upstate. "That's recruiting."
Fair added that the assigned reading at USC-Upstate and the College of Charleston was "just not normal" and amounted to the "glorification of same-sex culture."
In response, USC-Upstate noted that the show and its title are meant to be "satirical in nature," but canceled the performance, saying that it had "become a distraction."
Fair was one of a handful of state legislators who voted against every incumbent USC trustee last week in protest. Joining him was Sen. Lee Bright, who is running in the GOP primary for U.S. Senate, who lamented, "USC-Upstate has become a place of indoctrination not free inquiry."
South Carolina state senator and US Senate candidate Lee Bright said yesterday that Republicans should learn from Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad in their fight against President Obama and promised to oppose the "indoctrination" of the "homosexual agenda."
Speaking on Washington Watch with Josh Duggar, the TLC reality TV star who also serves as executive director of the Family Research Council's campaign arm, Bright said GOP leaders like Speaker John Boehner should have the "courage" of al-Assad and Russian president Vladimir Putin.
He also promised to fight to "take back" the "educational establishment" from the "homosexual agenda" before it "indoctrinates" the "next generation."
Republicans need to learn to start playing offense and quit playing so much defense. You look at, of course I hate to use examples, you look at Assad and you look at Putin, when people stand up to Obama, you see that he backs up and his lines in the sand become erased.
If [Speaker] Boehner had the courage that Putin and Assad had, we'd be living in a different America, but we don't have the leadership and we've got to continue to try to get folks to Washington that are going to take the fight to the liberal agenda.
One thing I didn't mention earlier, you were talking about things going around the state, we've got the homosexual agenda on the full march in our institutions of higher ed and we've gone from education to indoctrination, so we are in a fight — they have seized the educational establishment and we've got to take that back and we've got to get folks involved in that or otherwise that's our next generation.
In a speech at a South Carolina Tea Party convention earlier this month, gun activist Jan Morgan warned that tightening American gun laws could lead to genocide.
"Gun control has never been about guns. It's about control," said Morgan, who runs the group Armed American Woman. "In the twentieth century, folks, 170 million people have been annihilated by their own governments after being disarmed. So, don't let anybody tell you that disarming America is going to make us a safer place." The myth that gun control led to the genocides in Nazi Germany and Stalin's Soviet Union has been thoroughly debunked.
We've written quite a bit about South Carolina state senator Lee Bright, who is challenging Sen. Lindsey Graham in the state's Republican primary this year. But Bright is hardly alone in the race to topple Graham. Over Martin Luther King, Jr. Day weekend, the South Carolina Tea Party Coalition held a convention that included a lively debate between Bright and his three fellow Tea Party candidates vying for the chance to face Graham in a runoff.
Perhaps the most memorable candidate at the debate was Bill Connor, an Army veteran and former lieutenant governor candidate, who spent the whole debate waving a pocket copy of the Constitution.
We put together a highlight reel of Connor's commentary during the debate, including his assertions that the Europeans he fought alongside in Afghanistan were less hard-working and ingenious than American soldiers because "Europe had gone socialist" and "post-Christian"; that Congress should impeach President Obama over his executive order implementing part of the DREAM Act; that the separation of church and state has led "atheism to be our national religion"; and that Congress should disband federal appeals courts that enforce church-state separation because "if you're being biblical, you're doing your job as a judge."
Another memorable moment was when the moderator asked all four candidates to react to Sen. Graham's former support for legislation to combat climate change.
The first candidate, businesswoman Nancy Mace, claimed that a recent freeze disproved the fact that climate change exists. Bright contended that climate change was a "scam" concocted by people out to make money. Another candidate, Richard Cash – who owns a "fleet of neighborhood ice cream trucks" --was "open to the idea that there's possibly global warming," but claimed that there's not "enough evidence" yet to create policy. Connor, for his part, called climate change "gobbledygook," a point he illustrated by asking everybody in the audience to take a deep breath and breathe it out, then telling them, "you're putting carbon deposits in the air and you're causing global warming."
And a roundup of the debate would not be complete without Cash's opening statement, in which he edited Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech to be about banning abortion.
Yesterday, we wrote about a speech that South Carolina U.S. Senate candidate Lee Bright gave to a Tea Party group in August, in which he warned that the Obama administration is training IRS "Brown Shirts" to enforce the Affordable Care Act.
Elsewhere in the speech, Bright shared his views on immigration, and Muslim immigrants in particular, who he warned might be coming from "terrorist nations."
"We got to be careful about who we let in this country. A lot of these folks from terrorist nations are coming in on student visas, and we shouldn't allow it," he said.
Later, in response to an audience member who questioned the wisdom of building a "wall around our nation," Bright agreed, warning, "those same troops that keep other people out could keep us in."
But, he added, illegal immigration across the Southern border is "an invasion" and "we don't know who these people are. This could be Muslim Brotherhood."
A later questioner was less sympathetic toward immigrants, warning of a growing number of mosques in South Carolina and alluding to seeing Muslim immigrants at the DMV. "I am curious to know, where are these people coming from and have we checked their backgrounds," Bright responded. "Because we've gone out of our way to bring folks in from countries that hate us."
At a speech in August, South Carolina state senator Lee Bright, who is challenging Sen. Lindsey Graham for the Republican nomination, warned that IRS "Brown Shirts" might start enforcing Obamacare with semiautomatic rifles.
Bright cited a conspiracy theory promoted by Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-SC), who started spreading the alarm in June when he witnessed "IRS agents are training with a semi-automatic rifle AR-15." In real life, this is because the IRS has a criminal investigations unit that has since the 1920s pursued drug traffickers and other criminal organizations, and which during the Bush administration started providing extra support for anti-terrorism efforts – activities which require special agents to be "equipped similarly to other federal, state and local law enforcement organizations."
But according to Bright, "If that's true, and they're going to assault weapons training, the Brown Shirts are next. Because that's the enforcement group for Obamacare is the IRS. And if you don't have an IRS, you don't have Obamacare."
We stumbled across Bright's speech thanks to the Charleston City Paper , which had sent a reporter to the event.
After Bright presented his theory about the IRS-Obamacare Brown Shirts, an audience member asked him what he thought of various anti-government conspiracy theories, including that "FEMA is training a militia."
"Most of the federal government is a scam," Bright said, adding that "FEMA is the biggest scam in the world."
To make his point, Bright told a story of the mayor of Charleston, South Carolina asking for private donations to help with the relief from an earthquake and getting so many that he had to stop accepting aid – all without the help of FEMA. We would really like to know what earthquake he is talking about that was small enough that FEMA wouldn't intervene but large enough that it required a large-scale private donations effort.
In fact, FEMA has aided in a number of recent South Carolina disasters, including providing more than $8.3 million in aid to Hurricane Katrina evacuees.
Later in the speech, Bright claimed that federal earthquake and tornado relief, along with food assistance, were not the role of the federal government and were just being used to "get votes." We've previously reported on Bright's mocking of food stamp recipients.
South Carolina state senator Lee Bright, who is challenging Sen. Lindsey Graham in this year's Republican primary, suggested to a Tea Party group today that Congress should impeach federal judges who rule in favor of marriage equality in order to intimidate other judges into doing "the right thing."
Discussing the recent federal ruling legalizing marriage equality in Utah, Bright told Tea Party Express, "Congress ought to stand up and do its job and impeach one of these federal judges. And I think when you do that, being a federal judge is a pretty good gig, and I think if you'll impeach just one, the rest of them will do the right thing. And they'll do it out of necessity, because self-preservation is an instinct that so many folks have."
The Constitution grants lifetime appointments to federal judges "during good behavior." In the nation's history, only eight federal judges have been impeached and removed from office by Congress –most for committing crimes or severely neglecting their duties.
Later in the interview, Bright launched into a discourse on the balance between liberty and security, including a rant that we don't quite understand about how "there are institutions that can put you in a room that you can't harm yourself but you're not free, and I would rather take the risk and be free."
This led him to the topic of gun laws, on which he said the U.S. should follow Israel's example, including putting "teachers with machine guns on playgrounds."
"You look over at Israel, and that's an armed group of folks over there," he said. "I mean, they are teachers with machine guns on playgrounds, because you got terrorists over there that would choose to harm children and whose teachers are there to protect them. When you've got folks that are armed and able to defend themselves, the threat of terrorism goes down drastically."
In fact, Israel has much stricter gun control laws than the U.S. does and in 1995 mandated guards at the entrances to schools to protect against terrorism. As an Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman put it, "We're fighting terrorism, which comes under very specific geopolitical and military circumstances. This is not something that compares with the situation in the U.S." Also, we weren't able to find anything about Israeli teachers walking around playgrounds with machine guns.
We've previously reported on Bright's attacks on the social safety net and violent anti-government rhetoric.
This week, South Carolina state senator Larry Grooms introduced a bill similar to the one recently passed in Texas that would require any doctor performing an abortion in the state to have "admitting privileges at a local hospital."
Five states have recently passed similar bills. Publicly, advocates claim that the purpose of such bills is to protect women's health; in unguarded moments, some activists have admitted that these provisions are actually meant to force abortion clinics to close by pressuring hospitals to deny the required privileges to abortion doctors.
According to one pastor who claims to have had a hand in the drafting of Grooms' bill, that is the goal of the proposed provision in South Carolina. At an event in September at his church – which it appears that Sen. Grooms was attending -- pastor Bobby Eubanks explained that he planned to "help" the senator write a bill imposing a number of abortion restrictions so that he could "introduce it under his name."
"My plan is to regulate the industry not to end it," he said, explaining that regulations such as waiting periods and mandatory sonograms raise costs and therefore make abortions less affordable for the "girls" who are seeking them. "How you get the costs to go up is you regulate it," he said, telling the story of a woman he met who said she was barely able to scrape up $500 for an abortion.
He also touted the admitting privileges provision, claiming that abortion clinics won't help women who experience complications: "The girl, if she's down there and she starts bleeding when she comes out, she's on her own."
But he also made clear the real reason he was pushing the provision, saying, "not a hospital in South Carolina" would actually grant the required privileges.
Eubanks then announced that he would track down any legislator who opposed his bill and "stand in front of their church and say, 'You have a member of your church who promotes killing babies.'"
We left a message with Sen. Grooms' office asking if Eubanks did in fact have a hand in writing the bill, and will update this post if we hear back from them.
It appears that the two are at least occasional collaborators. On the day that Grooms filed his bill, he joined Eubanks and his fellow state senator Lee Bright – currently the top-polling primary challenger to Sen. Lindsey Graham – at a protest in front of a Charleston hospital that provides reproductive medicine training to its residents.
Eubanks has some other notable views about abortion and other issues. At an event in July also attended by U.S. Sen. Tim Scott and Sen. Bright, Eubanks declared that he would "be in jail" if Hillary Clinton became president, suggested that Clinton had Ambassador Chris Stevens killed in Benghazi "because he knew stuff he was trying to move up the ladder," claimed that "abortion continues to be because people don't want biracial children," warned that marriage equality would lead to "Braveheart"-style government destruction of marriage, and explained that slavery was "not about racism" but instead was "an accepted way of economics throughout the world." In fact, when it comes to slavery, he said, "the real fault lies with Africa for selling their people to slave traders."
Yesterday, we took a look at South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham's top-polling Tea Party primary challenger, state Sen. Lee Bright, who thinks the income tax is something out of Nazi Germany and is concerned about women with nice nails and pocketbooks getting food assistance.
It turns out that Bright doesn't just want to eliminate a host of core federal programs…he's also itching to refight the Civil War.
In a series of speeches to Republican and Tea Party gatherings this year, Bright has riled up crowds with the states-rights rallying cry, "If the Tenth Amendment won't protect the Second, we might have to use the Second to protect the Tenth."
Bright is a proponent of nullification, the unconstitutional idea that states can "nullify" federal laws that they don't like. This year, he sponsored a bill in the state senate to nullify the Affordable Care Act.
At a gun-rights rally in front of the South Carolina statehouse in January, Bright stood before two confederate flags to offer his view that while he finds slavery "morally reprehensible," President Lincoln's Revenue Act of 1862 – which introduced a progressive income tax in order to fund the Union Army – "was when government started becoming God and taking over this country."
Later in the speech, Bright declared he was ready to "lay down my life" fighting the federal government: "We don't want to have to use the Second Amendment, we're a peaceful people. But we will not be the generation that lost our liberty. People ask me all the time, 'I don't know what I'll tell my children, I don't know what I'll tell my grandchildren.' Well, I'm not going to have that problem, because I'm not going to be here. I want to lay down my life for my liberty just like my forefathers did."
At a February "Day of Resistance Rally" in Greenville, Bright warned that Justices Kagan and Sotomayor might even want to dissolve the states, and expanded on his view of 19th century American history…adding that it is Americans today who are in fact under "the chains of slavery."
"I went to public school," he said, "and I was taught about the Civil War, and then I learned it was the War Between the States, and then I learned it was the War of Nullification, and then finally I learned out it was Lincoln's War."
He then accused President Obama of wanting to be a "king." "I'll say what my forefathers said," he added. "No king but Jesus."
"We have got to be organized, we have got to participate in these elections," he said. "Because I've got to tell you, if we don't, we might have to use the Second Amendment to defend the Tenth. And let me tell you, I want peace. Listen, peace is sweet, but it's not so sweet for the chains of slavery."
In another speech in February, Bright went after President Obama, claiming, "The man has never had a challenge, everything has been handed to him. We don't know how his education was paid for, but it looks like it was handed to him, and we can't even find out."
He then offered his standard threat of violent revolution, speculating that in the hypothetical conflict President Obama wouldn't send troops to South Carolina because armed forces from the state would turn against him.
"We want to use the Tenth Amendment to protect the Bill of Rights, but if we have to, we will use the Second Amendment to protect them. We want to be a peaceful people, but we can't sacrifice liberty for peace," he said.
"I've talked to plenty of soldiers, and these soldiers don't much like what's going on with Obama. I mean, these are our troops, these are our family members, and I just don't think he'll have federal troops coming down here. to South Carolina."
One audience remember responded to the criticism of Obama by shouting "Vote him out!" Another can be heard responding, "Vote with guns!"
South Carolina state Sen. Lee Bright is currently leading the field of Tea Party primary challengers to Republican U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, all of whom think the very conservative senator is not conservative enough.
To give you an idea of what someone running to the right of Lindsey Graham looks like, Bright wants anyone enforcing health care reform in South Carolina to go to jail, wants the state to have its own currency and has even joked about secession.
At a fundraising event in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Tuesday, Bright elaborated even further on his far-right beliefs, calling for immigrants to "self-deport," saying that all social services should be provided by the Church and that able-bodied people relying on food stamps "shouldn't eat," and comparing the IRS's income-tax collection to Nazi Germany.
Bright bashed Graham for participating in the crafting of the Senate's bipartisan immigration law, saying that he only did so in order to bring more Democratic voters into South Carolina so he could switch parties. "Lindsey Graham would like to be a Democrat, but the numbers aren't there," he alleged. "But if you bring all the illegals in and they vote Democrat, then a Democrat can win in South Carolina and just about anywhere in the country."
Bright added that his immigration solution was "self-deportation," the draconian idea that if the government makes life miserable enough for undocumented immigrants, they'll flee of their own will.
Later in the talk, Bright alleged that immigration reform is just a "band-aid" because "a lot" of Americans "won't work."
"It's not politically correct to say this, but we've got a lot of people who won't work," he said. "And they won't work because we'll provide their food, and we'll provide their housing, and we'll provide some spending money. We've all seen it, the folks in line who are using [food stamps], yet they've got the nicest nails and the nicest pocketbook and they get the nicest car."
Bright acknowledged that there are some Americans who are physically unable to work, but said they should be the responsibility of the Church: "There's people that are mentally ill, there are people that are disabled. I understand that, though I still think that's the role of the Church to take care of those folks.
"But able-bodied people, if they don't work, they shouldn't eat," he said.
In fact, three-quarters of households receiving SNAP benefits include a child, an elderly person or a disabled person and a third of recipients do work, but don't earn living incomes.
Finally, Bright voiced his support for the Tea Party dream of abolishing the IRS and income taxes, saying that "there is no other institution in our government that people are more fearful of," he said. Getting a letter from the IRS, he added, is something out of "Nazi Germany."
In July, we reported on Christian-nation extremist David Lane's closed-door pastors briefing in Iowa, and the presidential hopefuls and other politicians who have flocked to Lane's gatherings over the years.
This week the Des Moines Register's Jennifer Jacobs reported that Lane's American Renewal Project is holding church-based voter registration drives on three Sundays this month: Sept. 15, Sept. 22 and Sept. 29. Steve Michael, a spokesperson for the project, told the Register that after the American Renewal Project's $1.2 million voter registration campaign in Missouri during the last election cycle, the state saw a 3 percent increase in evangelical voters. He said it will organize in Iowa "steadily until the 2014 election."
The "Stand-up Sundays" model goes like this: Pastors ask their congregation members to stand up if they're already registered. Volunteers will then hand out voter registration paperwork to the adults still seated. But each Iowa pastor will decide how to do it, Lane told the Register.
Iowa is among 11 states the American Renewal Project is targeting in the 2014 cycle, Michael said. The others are Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Louisiana, Montana, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina, South Dakota and West Virginia.
Organizers will do "Pastors and Pews" events followed by voter registration drives in each state. Next up is Louisiana on Sept. 26-27….
Lane said Iowa may be one of the most registered states in the nation, thanks to the attention from the presidential campaigns, so he expects Louisiana, Arkansas and North Carolina to be more "target rich areas."
It's worth noting that Louisiana, Arkansas, and North Carolina are also among the top Senate races for 2014, as are other states on Lane's target list.
We already know that Rick Wiles considers President Obama to be an evil, demon-possessed, America-sodomizing, Nazi, Communist, devil from Hell and a "foreign plant" who was "deliberately placed here as a child" in order to destroy this nation.
And on Friday, for the second time in a month, Wiles once again played host to a Republican member of Congress on his radio program when he interviewed South Carolina Rep. Jeff Duncan about his bogus fear that IRS agents are receiving training with assault weapons.
After a long discussion in which Wiles wondered if immigration reform legislation would require Americans to be implanted with a biometric scanner and whether this nation was currently experiencing a coup d'etat, he asked Duncan if the House had any plans to "pursue Barack Obama's phony identification papers."
Duncan initially tied to laugh it off, saying that people should have voted against Obama during the last election but Wiles refused to let it go, saying "if we know they are lying about all these other things, why not go back and say 'well, maybe the first scandal was a lie too?'"
And with that point, Duncan wholeheartedly agreed, saying "there you go; I'm all with you, so let's go back and revisit some of these things because Americans have questions about not only the IRS scandal but also about the President's validity":


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TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Tracy Morgan is recovering but is expected to remain hospitalized for several weeks after having surgery on a broken leg suffered in a chain-reaction crash on the New Jersey Turnpike that left two others critically injured and one dead.
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- Hong Kong is facing its biggest political unrest in decades as tens of thousands of protesters defy a police crackdown to demand greater freedom from China. The new round of protests began last week when thousands of college students launched a boycott to oppose China's rejection of free elections in 2017. The protesters want an open vote, but China's plan would only allow candidates approved by Beijing. After a three-day sit-in,...September 30, 2014 | Story
- Nineteen people were arrested in Hong Kong on Monday, one day after thousands protested calling for greater political freedom. The demonstration was organized by a group called Occupy Central after the Chinese government rejected demands for Hong Kong to freely choose its next leader in 2017. Under the new rules, Hong Kong voters will be allowed to choose the territory's own chief executive, but all candidates must first be approved by a...September 02, 2014 | Story
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ALBANYA massive brawl broke out in the middle of the street along Henry Johnson Boulevard on Monday evening at the height of rush hour. Dozens of teens and young adults we caught on camera beating each other, the fight spilled from the sidewalk into the street. What caused the brawl to breakout is still unclear, Albany Police say no one was seriously injured but the department is still investigating the incident.
7-year old Ronnesha Edmonds found herself in the middle of the fight as she was walking home with her babysitter, I was crying because I didn't know if I was going to get hit or something, she told CBS6. Ronnesha ran home and got her dad who then ran back to the scene to check on the babysitter, It was adults, it was kids, it was a little bit of everybody that was fighting over there, Rodney Edmonds says. Bev Padgett was driving by the brawl at nearly the same time, you could see the cars slamming on breaks to keep from hitting the kids and there was one girl that just went right over the top of a car, the car didn't hit her, somebody punched her and knocked her over the top of the car, she says.
Albany Police were called to the scene but that didnt initially stop the fight according to witnesses, it was two cops, two officers that had got on the scene but when they realized that they had no control over it, they had to call for backup and the way I see it, yesterday, the APD they had them spray cans but to be honest, the people that was out there yesterday, they really didn't care about that cause they still was fighting, Edmonds says. In some cases, it appeared to both Edmonds and Padgett that adults, even parents were encouraging the teens to continue, you just can't stand out there and let your kid fight and people get hurt and they're inciting the violence instead of trying to stop the violence, Padgett says.
Eventually, police were able to break-up the crowd but now the concern is for the next warm day when more teens and young adults will be outside without enough to do, get your kids in programs, send them somewhere, make them sit down and read a book, cause I bet you as hard as they fought out there yesterday, they don't fight to read a book, Padgett says.


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Are you familiar with Tufte? It would be well worth your time to read his book(s) if you haven't.
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I don't actually understand what I'm looking at with the arc display. It's not immediately apparent what's being compared and which is better than which. Seems like a normal scatter plot would be better.
Improvements? Maybe when we will get labels on the axes. Which is not really an improvement. Just, uhm, scientific standard.
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in every graph i dont know what next steps are for...
and same here, GPU have 28 differend "towers" dunno what does it mean...
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December 20, 2014
Peanut farmers from across the tri-states' region learned the tricks of the trade today.
It was the University of Florida's 35th annual Peanut Field Day.
Producers, researchers and students came from far and wide for the field day.
Research Agronomist for Orthman Manufacturing, Dennis Neffendorf came all the way from Texas. He says the trip pays off.
"There's constant changes with weed populations, tillage practices, variety changes and the ability to stay in production and stay effective with the economic changes," Neffendorf said.
One major change is the extra moisture.
Experts shared current weed and disease control recommendations.
"This year has been unlike any I can remember in peanuts. We're really wet, have been wet for most of this year. It'll be interesting to see what's going on from a disease resistance. We want to know what they may be doing, what new technologies could be out there to help combat that," Golden Peanut Company's Commercial Manger, William Pearce said.
From disease resistance to varieties, everyone came to soak up researcher's expertise.
"Research is a vital part of what goes on in the peanut industry. We wanted to see what new varieties may be coming through the pipeline," Pearce said.
Researchers showcased two new varieties, the Flow Run 107 and the TUF Runner 727.
They say they're working constantly to improve crop quality and profits for growers.
But Thursday wasn't just about learning the tricks of the trade from each other.
It was also about educating the future of the peanut industry.
"In 2050, they estimate 9 billion people will be on this planet. So they're going to have to know how to breed the peanuts and stuff because we use peanuts for almost everything, anything we eat," East Gaston High School Senior, Patricia Jones said.
If you missed today's field day, the Wiregrass Research Experiment Station will hold their peanut field day August 23rd in Headland.
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