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University of Louisville Law Faculty Blog
Digging Deeper into Development & Exclusion: Freedom and the Common Good in Property RightsPosted March 7th, 2008 by Craig Anthony (...
Professor Eric Freyfogle, of the University of Illinois College of Law, is a prolific and thoughtful writer on the legal, socio-cultural, ethical, and ecological dimensions of private property. How we define rights or freedoms to develop and exclude shapes our land use and environmental practices. As Professor Freyfogle's recent work demonstrates, we often misunderstand the nature of private ownership of land and therefore need to dig deeper to the foundations of property as a social institution.
Below are abstracts of and links to three articles by Professor Freyfogle that question assumptions about the right to develop and exclude.
1) Property's Functions and the Right to Develop, http://ssrn.com/abstract=1075706:
At stake in most contemporary land-use disputes, particularly those involving regulatory takings, is the legal right of land owners to develop or otherwise alter their lands in significant ways. Landowners claim that they possess or should possess this power, while lawmakers conclude that a curtailment of rights would serve the public interest. For various reasons we've had troubles seeing this conflict clearly. What development rights should landowners possess, and what powers should government have to curtail or redefine them? To address these questions we need to see that private property is basically a tool that society uses to promote the common welfare; it is a social institution in which private owners call upon government (including police, courts, and even prisons) to curtail the activities of nonowners. To decide what development options owners ought to possess, given this moral complexity, we need to consider how a sound system of private property can in practice promote the common good. This essay, drawn from a new book on private property, probes the three basic functions of private land ownership with particular regard for development rights. It also probes how increases in the development value of land are due not to labor expended by owners but to the activities of surrounding landowners as a community. This background sets the stage for answering the central question of development rights. A key conclusion is that, while landowners need and deserve substantial protection from interference with on-going activities, there is much less need to protect their hopes of initiating new land uses in the future. What landowners need most is not some protection against future laws limiting development but instead an assurance that such laws will apply widely to all similarly situated landowners.
2) Private Property: Correcting the Half Truths, http://ssrn.com/abstract=1075702:
Today's discussions about private land ownership and regulatory takings build upon a number of critical assumptions about how private property arises, how it relates to liberty, in what sense it is an individual right, what full ownership entails, and how property rights might legitimately change over time. This essay-excerpted from chapter 1 of a new book, On Private Property: Finding Common Ground on the Ownership of Land-steps back from contemporary debates to probe these fundamental assumptions. The assumptions, it claims, tend to be seriously flawed; they are no more than half-right, and need important revision to provide a solid foundation for evaluating where we stand and charting a course ahead. At root, private property is a social institution, created by law and lawmakers and appropriately revised, generation by generation. Private property does not exist primarily to protect individual liberty; indeed, it curtails liberty as much as it protects it. It makes little sense, also, to claim: that property begins when a person takes first possession of a thing; that private property can somehow be crafted as absolute; and that ownership necessarily entails expansive rights to develop. The situation is more complex, and property rights more pliable, tentative, and morally complex. Scholarly writing on private property would likely improve if commentators turned away from Supreme Court rulings on takings and focused instead on the fundamental elements of private property as an essential tool that society uses and continually reshapes to foster shared goals.
3) The Enclosure of America, http://ssrn.com/abstract=1024846:
Legal memory in the United States has largely forgotten that most of America's landscape was open to public use well into the nineteenth century. Up until the Civil War and even after, landowners in many regions could exclude the public only from lands that they took the time and expense either to fence or cultivate. In the eyes of many, the public held affirmative use rights in these open lands; the landowner's desire to exclude was irrelevant. This paper explores the range of public uses of lands in early America. It considers how and why enclosure occurred and why historians and legal scholars have largely overlooked this chapter in American history. The answers have to do with shifting ideas about the "right to property," with the diminishing force of natural law, with narrowing ideas of liberty, and with ongoing economic and social change, particularly the coming of industrialization and its growing demand for wage labor. On top of these explanations was a general failure of defenders of the open countryside to find legal ways to talk about and structure the public's use rights. Many states were willing to set aside the common law of trespass, and did so for generations. Yet, defenders of the open countryside never produced an alternative legal vocabulary to protect these public use rights, except in specific, narrow circumstances; they never found a way to incorporate these public use rights into enduring law. Influential judges and treatise writers, largely urban and Eastern, viewed public rural-land rights with contempt. Their interpretation of the situation gained ascendancy by the late nineteenth century, and it has prevailed ever since.
Is Land Use Like Your Family?Posted March 6th, 2008 by Craig Anthony (...
We are captivated by examples of dysfunctions and our observations of imperfections in social systems. We do this with families (just take a look at television programs that highlight family dysfunctions). And we do it with land use regulation. However, just as the family remains a functional, adaptive, dynamic, and resilient institution in society, so does the land use regulatory system.
"The Structure of the Land Use Regulatory System in the United States," which I recently published in the Journal of Land Use and Environmental Law, studies land use planning, regulation, and decision making from a systematic perspective, noting the functionality, adaptability, dynamism, and resilience of this system in mediating between people and their environments. The article can be downloaded in PDF for free from SSRN at http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1020305. Below is the abstract:
The land use regulatory system has been criticized for causing or failing to solve social problems and for perceived inherent defects, such as inefficiency, inequality, and environmental harm. These criticisms fail to understand the land use regulatory system in the United States as a dynamic, functional, adaptive system.
This paper systematically analyzes the: 1) functions; 2) location and scale; 3) components; 4) processes; and 5) values of the land use regulatory system in the United States. If we are to improve our land use practices to be fairer, more efficient, and more ecologically responsible, we must understand how land use planning and regulation function and change over time.
Particular attention is given to the role of land use regulation as a mediator between people and places, between communities and power, and between freedom and boundaries. Additional attention is given to the broad array of forces shaping land use decisions, the "thinness" of land use law as a set of rules and limits (contrasted with its role as a source of tools, authority, and discretion), and the "patchiness" of land use regulatory authority in the United States.
This paper also examines a specific issue of law and policy: the extent to which the land use regulatory system can value and conserve ecosystem services – the humanly beneficial services that nature provides. The paper explores both barriers to and opportunities for accounting for ecosystem services in land use planning and regulation.
Faith and LandPosted March 5th, 2008 by Craig Anthony (...
Our legal and policy analyses of land use and environmental issues often overlook the role of religious belief. Faith and spiritual values shape land use behaviors, policy choices, and social ethics. A systematic study of the relationships between religious faith and land use and environmental policies can not only inform our understanding of current practices but also aid in assessing the potential for more environmentally responsible land use decisions. My own commitment to environmental conservation and social justice flows out of my Christian faith, not a particular political ideology or policy pragmatism, even though public policy is necessarily secular, pragmatic, and political. If we avoid or dismiss assertions of religious values in land use and environmental policy, our empirical analysis is inadequate and our normative judgments are biased.
Two relatively recent articles do an excellent job of analyzing the relationships between religious values and the content of our environmental laws.
In "The Spiritual Values of Wilderness," http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=794184, Notre Dame law professor John Copeland Nagle addresses the spiritual values of the Wilderness Act of 1964, as the following abstract describes:
The Wilderness Act of 1964 is the principal legal mechanism for preserving wilderness in the United States. The law now protects over 100 million acres of federal land, half of which is in Alaska. Yet the contested meaning of the term wilderness continues to affect the management of those wilderness areas, and the designation of additional lands as wilderness areas. Much current thinking about wilderness emphasizes the ecological and recreational interests that Congress cited when it enacted the law. These justifications for wilderness preservation are important, but they are incomplete. They are best supplemented by a better understanding of the spiritual values of wilderness. Religious conceptions have long informed American attitudes toward wilderness, beginning with the hostility that early settlers gleaned from Old Testament images of wilderness lands, and later appearing throughout the writings of John Muir. More recently, the witnesses testifying on behalf of the proposed Wilderness Act during the 1950's and 1960's repeatedly sounded spiritual themes, including biblical examples of the values of wilderness. The decades since the enactment of the law have produced a substantial theological literature that explores the meaning of wilderness. This article integrates the writing about the spiritual values of wilderness into the discussions of the management of wilderness areas, relying upon the examples of Alaskan wilderness lands to consider how to identify new wilderness areas and how to manage existing areas.
In "World Religions and the Clean Water Act," http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=914571, Pepperdine land use professor Shelley Saxer and law-and-theology scholar Daryl Fisher-Ogden, explore the common spiritual and ethical themes of major world religions concerning water quality:
Religion could help save the ecology of our planet. Religious ideals are at the core of many people's value system and speaking to this core may help realize the radical ethical changes required to save our planet. Like other political movements throughout the history of the United States, the environmental movement is often inspired by religious ideals. However, sometimes religious values are suppressed in public discourse about environmental law and policy because Americans are uncomfortable with combining religious values and government policy. This article contends that religious values from diverse world religions can inform policy choices in developing regulatory schemes that protect air, water, and land resources. The incorporation of stories from our global religious heritage may enable us to establish a relationship with nature that can provide for human needs while protecting our environmental resources. With the moral power of religion behind an enforcement plan, it has a better chance of success.
First, we examine the major world religions and indigenous spiritualism in an effort to discover how religious views of the human relationship with nature generally influence environmental laws, and more specifically water law. The views towards water held by indigenous people, Buddhists, Jews, and Christians are similar in many respects in that theirs is a religious ethic to preserve nature as it is found in this world, even while their adherents must, by necessity, utilize these resources. Muslims also seek preservation of water quality with a sense of stewardship for future generations while Hindus view water as a life giving force in the world. Regardless of the religious background, there is a well-spring of popular spiritual support for greater preservation and care about water and its quality. Second, we examine the current legal views about the human relationship to the environment, including the definition of property and the constitutional basis for environmental rights, and also consider how world religions view the human relationship to the environment. Third, we practically incorporate religious values into a regulatory structure and examine the impact of religious values on clean water laws by using religious stories, images, and values to provide powerful ways to capture the attention of legislators, enforcement personnel, and the public at large.
While there may be several ethical systems within a community, often the religious and secular environmental approaches come to the same value-decision: achieving the maximum quality of water possible while still providing for human need. The article concludes by advocating that values from world religions be used as a rich, diverse, and proven framework that can enable the relationship between humans and nature to thrive physically and spiritually, rather than wither by operating at cross-purposes. If environmental laws could be designed and implemented with a greater acceptance of religious values in the public dialogue, they might be less susceptible to constant challenge. Secular environmentalists should recognize that many environmental ethical theories have been influenced by religious values and that people with religious views are their allies, not their opponents. Although secular persons may not fully understand religious motivation, by facilitating the entry of religious ideas and vernacular into the environmental dialogue they can build a coalition to achieve their desired end: environmental protection. Religious ideals can supplement secular views to help develop a more robust environmental ethic for the 21st century. Protecting our environment, the very thing which sustains us physically, is too important to be limited to a single spiritual or non-spiritual viewpoint.
National Champions!Posted March 5th, 2008 by Kurt X. Metzmeier
These guys? Oh, right...I remember.
How 'bout these? Nope. (Not yet, at least).
No, these are the champions!
Coaches Mary Jo Gleason, Michelle Grant Rudovich, competitors, David Scott and Scott Powell.
UofL News: UofL law students win national negotiation competition
March 3rd, 2008
A team of University of Louisville law students recently won the American Bar Association Law Student Division's Negotiation Competition.
Scott Powell and David Scott, third-year students at the Brandeis School of Law, are the first UofL students to win the national competition. They will represent the United States in the International Negotiation Competition in London in July.
Acting as lawyers, Powell and Scott had to negotiate a series of legal problems in a simulated family law case. They defeated 20 other teams from such law schools as the University of California, Berkeley; Northwestern University; Boston College; the University of Tulsa; and the John Marshall Law School in Chicago.
Michelle Grant Rudovich, assistant commonwealth attorney and adjunct professor of law, and Mary Jo Gleason, staff attorney for Judge Denise Clayton with the Kentucky Court of Appeals, serve as team co-coaches. Rudovich was a student on the UofL team that came in third in the 2004 national competition.
"It is very exciting to work with a team that is so exceptional in every way — work ethic, negotiating skill, legal prowess and collaborative style," Gleason said. "It reflects well on our law school to have students with this level of skill and ability."
Sustainable Land Use and Progressive RealismPosted March 4th, 2008 by Craig Anthony (...
Are we making any progress towards land use that is more ecologically sustainable? Is future progress possible? These questions don't have easy answers. After all, terms like "sustainable development," "sustainable communities," and "smart growth" are broad enough to mean a lot of different things to different people and groups. Their breadth can mask policies that might not be all that environmentally responsible or that might have unintended consequences. They can result in merely symbolic policies without much substantive effect. Efforts to achieve effective reforms encounter strong and persistent political, economic, socio-cultural, and psychological barriers.
Nonetheless, realism about the prospects of environmentally responsible land use policies cuts both ways. There are areas of common ground between protecting natural environments and promoting good human quality of life. There are achievable reforms that are being adopted or considered. The land use planning and regulatory system has the capacity to promote and demand land use practices that are more environmentally sustainable than current practices.
Two different articles make realistic and balanced assessments of progress-to-date on sustainable land use in the United States, focusing primarily on progress among states and localities. These articles also offer a variety of useful ideas about potential future progress and reform that will carry efforts towards sustainability forward.
The first article, written by land use scholar Patty Salkin, is "Squaring the Circle on Sprawl: What More Can We Do?: Progress Towards Sustainable Land Use in the States," and was published in the Widener Law Journal in 2007. It can be downloaded in PDF for free from the Social Science Research Network (SSRN) at http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1025873. Professor Salkin's abstract states:
With almost ten years of nationwide dialogue and experimentation with the legal implementation of smart growth concepts at the state and local levels, this paper pauses to consider whether and to what extent success has been realized. The one certainty in this dynamic intersection of land development and conservation is that there is no one best model adaptable to all fifty states. Rather, to accommodate national diversity in local government structure, cultural relationships of people to the land, and differences in geography and a sense of place, the best lesson learned is that advocates and lawmakers alike must shape and adopt politically palatable policies, programs, and regulations to best fit their unique jurisdictional sustainability needs. However, with the realization that a lot of innovation is taking place at the state level in furtherance of smart growth initiatives also comes the reality that if states fail to continue to promote and refine these programs, the United States will lose the fight for sustainability. This paper examines the recent efforts by states to provide localities with the tools necessary to curb sprawl and to promote sustainable communities.
The second article, written by sustainability expert John Dernbach and neighborhood planner Scott Bernstein, is "Pursuing Sustainable Communities: Looking Back, Looking Forward," and was published in the Urban Lawyer in 2003. It can be downloaded in PDF for free from SSRN at http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=983502. The abstract for this article states:This article explains what sustainable development would mean for cities and other communities in the United States, describes U.S. efforts toward sustainable communities between 1992 and 2002, and recommends actions for the next decade. While the connections between environment and development are often abstractions at the national and international levels, they are perhaps nowhere more clear than the places where people live, work, and play. Municipalities should work with each other and with other levels of government to integrate their decision making processes for environment and development, using a strategic planning process and setting goals. Between 1992 and 2002, a small number of local governments addressed sustainable development in some comprehensive way. Sustainable community efforts were most visible on specific issues such as brownfield redevelopment; public access to information, participation, and justice; land use; transportation; housing; public health services; and education. In the coming decade, local governments should adopt and implement sustainable development strategies in coordination with nearby municipalities, and that states and the national government support such efforts. Sustainable development can and should be the organizing principle for improving quality of life and opportunity in our communities. The article also includes recommendations on specific issues.
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I say MED-ve-dev, you say med-VYEHD-yev, let's call the whole thing offPosted March 3rd, 2008 by Kurt X. Metzmeier
Broadcasters have long relied on reliable pronunciation guides but these tools were usually not available to the public. The guide privately maintained by the BBC's Pronunciation Unit is the granddaddy of these tools and a current version was recently offered for sale in an affordable book form. (Something especially useful for those of us who like to opine on world affairs in an Oxbridge accent). In the states, the AP has a regularly updated guide available only to subscribers, but bootlegged older versions regularly pop up on websites. Unfortunately, newer names are still circulated privately and generally it's the newer presidents, tyrants and rebels that beg for pronunciation assistance.
However, the publicly funded Voice of America has an excellent, regularly updated and completely free guide at http://names.voa.gov. It uses a simplified notation system that does not use diacriticals or symbols, but also provides MP3s of the names pronounced. Textual pages explain its methodology, its sources, and give more details on its pronunciation rules.
The BBC, AP and VOA guides give assistance on the names in the news, but occasionally a question arises over older names, obscure geographic locations, and characters in literature and mythology. In this case, I usually turn to some well-worn tools. For personal names, I refer to the first edition of Webster's Biographical Dictionary (1951) and its latest incarnation Merriam-Webster's Biographical Dictionary. The new version dropped hundreds of names but added almost as many; together used together they are fairly complete. Merriam-Webster's Geographical Dictionary is a solid source for place names. Webster's Second International Dictionary (1934 and other printings) is a great source for help pronouncing the characters of mythic, biblical, and English literary history. The Online Merriam-Webster Dictionary also has pronunciation data (and audio cues) for many geographic and literary names.
Legal Writing Tip - Peer EditingPosted March 1st, 2008 by Ariana R. Levinson
This week, the students in my class edited each others' briefs. As discussed in Editing Tips for the Busy Attorney, having a colleague edit one's work can help an attorney "avoid small errors, and eliminate the potential for a big negative impact."
Tactic One: Ask a colleague, friend, or
relative to swap editing
Often attorneys are hesitant to ask a
colleague to edit because it "wastes" the
colleague's time. Yet an agreement with
a colleague to edit each others' work is a
valuable trade for both people. It is difficult
for a reader to catch her own errors
because she understands the ideas she
hopes to convey and is familiar with the
document. Someone else is likely to
catch errors that the author will not
notice. The author, thus, benefits
immensely from a colleague's edits. The
editor too benefits, as each opportunity is
one to hone her own editing skills.
Interested in other tactics? The article discusses three others.
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New Harvard Digital Collection Highlights British Crime BroadsidesPosted February 28th, 2008 by Kurt X. Metzmeier
The "Law and Order" and "CSI" of the 18th and 19th century were the half-penny broadsides which broadcasted the lurid details of sensational crimes, trials and hangings. The Harvard Law Library has announced the launch of a new digital collection "highlighting its extensive holdings of crime broadsides." It can be viewed at http://broadsides.law.harvard.edu.
From Harvard: "Just as programs are sold at sporting events today, broadsides--styled at the time as "Last Dying Speeches" or "Bloody Murders"--were sold to the udiences that gathered to witness public executions in eighteenth- and ineteenth-century Britain. The Library's collection of more than 500 of hese broadsides is one of the largest recorded and, to our knowledge, the first to be digitized in its entirety. The examples digitized span the ears 1707 to 1891 and include accounts of executions for such crimes as rson, assault, counterfeiting, horse theft, murder, rape, robbery, and reason. Many of the broadsides vividly describe the results of sentences anded down at London's central criminal court, the Old Bailey, the proceedings of which are now available online at http://www.oldbaileyonline.org."
New Blog on Land and the Environment: Mapping the LandscapePosted February 28th, 2008 by Craig Anthony (...
A new blog launches to provide readers with resources on land use and the environment. "Mapping the Landscape" will feature abstracts of and links to recent publications that address the intersection of land use and environmental issues. Each blog entry will begin with a short explanatory statement about the importance or usefulness of the featured resource, followed by an abstract and a link to the publication. The blog will appear weekly (or more frequently at times) and will initially feature articles freely downloadable from the Social Science Research Network. Many of the posting will relate to themes of environmental responsibility in land use. Watch for the posting on the first resource in the next few days.
Tony Arnold
Boehl Chair in Property and Land Use
Professor of Law & Affiliated Professor of Urban Planning
Chair of the Center for Land Use and Environmental Responsibility
University of Louisville


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Today's Dog of the Day is Bella — a pooch with a rare birth defect which prevented her esophagus from moving food from her throat to her stomach. She was unable to get the nutrition she needed, and the veterinarian told Bella's owner Jon that there was no cure.
However, Jon was determined to keep his bond with Bella, so he came up with an incredible new way for her to eat her food. See for yourself in the video below.

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Every industry has emerging brands struggling to break out of their confines. Bold ideas in cross-breeding can propel their escape from those bonds.
At the Raymond Vineyards and Winery, a jewel in the crown of the Boisset Family Estates, the company practices its' core values every day as they work toward converting more of their vineyards toward biodynamics. Several months ago, I had the pleasure of a long afternoon chat with Jean-Charles Boisset, the president of the company. He made it clear that their commitment to making wine biodynamically is the strongest pillar in their philosophical structure and an unassailable strategic principle.
Twenty-five retails stores in Calistoga, California opened their doors to "Cheers to Taste" on September 7, 2001 and hosted the pouring tables of wineries from all over Napa County.
On September 1, 2011 at #Napa #CabernetDay Tasting Sessions in the Marriott, a question arose about where Cabernet Franc is grown and used in wine.
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We had a used Dan Wesson come in on consignment at the gunshop where I work part time. I handled it a bit and fell in lust. So after mulling it over for a few hours, I had the manager special order a new one for me. It's already arrived and now I just have to wait for my ten day waiting period to end so I can take that rascal out and shoot it.
So, who's got one and how do you like it?
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What happened to the Les Baer?! I am STILL waiting for my range report brother - Did you sell it already for a profit?
LOL - That's okay brother, I understand the disease. I am similiarly afflicted... LOL
Sounds like you got yourself one fine piece of steel there.. If it shoots half as good as they feel, I am sure you are MOST happy with the purchase...
Good to hear. Many thanks for the report. Get some pictures posted if you get a chance. I beautiful piece like that deserves some press.
Here's two photos:
That's a good looking gun right there.... Congratulations on a fine purchase. You can will that one to your kids and it will still be head and shoulders above the common fodder that is put out there.
Thanks J.D.
"'Did you ever wonder why we had to run for shelter when the promise of a brave new world unfurled beneath a clear blue sky? "
Roger WatersVote freedom, join the Libertarian Party.
I'm lusting after one too... though I can't decide between it and a PM-9 (Dan Wesson 9mm fullsize 1911)..
Decisions, decisions.
BTW, the pics aren't showing up. Post em again!
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Google, Tesco, Morrisons and John Lewis among brands rallying to help flood-stricken
Brands including M&S, Currys, Google, Tesco, Airbnb and Asda have donated millions of pounds to helping the victims of flooding.
Brands help out the public as flooding continues
Prime minister David Cameron , who recently promised that money is no object to help victims of flooding, but whose government, according to a Guardian story, has been cutting flood defence spending by almost £100m a year, thanked those companies that are helping flooding victims.
Retailers have been particularly active in their support for the victims of flooding, with a list that inculdes Asda, Marks & Spencer, Morrisons, Tesco, Waitrose and John Lewis.
The Asda Foundation has set up a £400,000 flood relief fund to help residents, farmers, and business and community organisations affected by bad weather.
Sainsbury's is providing emergency funds to stores in areas hit by severe weather, so that they can offer products such as batteries, clothing, food and bottled water to communities.
Waitrose has been donating food parcels, while its staff have been allowed to help clean-up operations during their working hours.
M&S is providing about £150,000 of support, used to fund relief workers and help its farmers affected by flooding.
Electrical retailer Currys is donating items including kettles, toasters and fridges to relief centres, while B&Q has made 1,500 sandbags available in its Reading store and has delivered 100 tonnes of sand to the Thames Valley.
Companies in the utilities sector have made contributions. NPower has said it will waive standing charges for homes left without power or gas, while BT, TalkTalk, EE, Vodafone and O2 have deployed additional engineers to maintain services.
Elsewhere, accommodation marketplace Airbnb has said it will waive fees on rooms offered to flood victims.
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Meanwhile, this weekend saw technology experts come together at Google Campus in London's Tech City UK for a hackathon aimed at devising ways in which technology can be used to alleviate the symptoms of flooding. Winning projects included automated SMS help services and maps forecasting the following day's flood levels.
The hackathon was led by Tech City UK chair Joanna Shields, who earlier this year stepped down as chief executive of the body, and was attended by more than 200 technologists.
Cameron said: "The government is taking action across the board to deal with the clear-up, and we have been working with businesses to see what they can do to help those people affected.
"I welcome the support that they are offering and the role they are playing in helping to get parts of the country get back on their feet."
Large areas of the UK are still on high alert, with severe flood warnings in place in Somerset and Thames Valley. Weather forecasters are anticipating lighter rain and winds in the coming week.
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Actually, the reactions are a very common human response: We are very resistant to changes of any kind. Coca-Cola found out about this when the changed to the "New Coke" formula in 1985. It was a disaster primarily because consumers resisted the change. Coke was part of everyone's lives, and we begin to believe that the "traditional" the "tried and true" and "the way we've always done things around here" are the right way - the best way. And, we forcefully resist any changes to what we are used to.
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The Associated Press | July 26,2013CONCORD, N.H. Kathryn McDonough sat at the defense table sometimes stoic and sometimes sobbing as nearly a dozen members of Elizabeth Lizzi Marriotts family berated her for betraying Marriotts trust and luring the 19-year-old University of New Hampshire sophomore to her death.
McDonough, 19, had just pleaded guilty Thursday to hindering the prosecution, tampering with a witness and conspiracy for lying to investigators after Marriotts family reported her missing last year. She had told investigators her new friend never showed up at the Dover apartment McDonough shared with 30-year-old Seth Mazzaglia as planned the night of Oct. 9.
McDonough was sentenced to 1½ to 3 years in prison and taken into custody at the end of the two-hour hearing.
Prosecutors say Marriott did arrive at the apartment that night and was killed by Mazzaglia, who is charged with first-degree murder.
The couple later admitted to investigators they used Marriotts car to drive her body to Peirce Island in Portsmouth and threw it into the Piscataqua River, which feeds into the Atlantic Ocean. Her body has never been recovered, a fact her family lamented Thursday as intensifying their grief and robbing them of a chance to say goodbye.
Mazzaglia, who is being held without bond, is due in court Wednesday and his trial is scheduled to start in May. McDonoughs plea agreement calls for her to testify against Mazzaglia. Prosecutors have yet to say what transpired that night or what McDonoughs role was. She later admitted to investigators that she did nothing to render assistance to an unconscious Marriott or summon help.
Marriott family members said the charges McDonough pleaded guilty to dont adequately convey her conduct or her culpability. They are classified as victimless crimes a categorization Marriotts mother disputed.
Yours were the actions of a cold, calculating woman trying to stay out of trouble, Melissa Marriott said. Victimless? I dont think so.
Lizzi Marriotts paternal grandmother, Susan Marriott, told McDonough, You invited her to her death. Her maternal grandmother, Charlotte Panneton, asked McDonough how she could live with herself.
She gave you her friendship and you betrayed her, Panneton said. You did not stop the chain of events that took her life.
Prosecutors say McDonough and Mazzaglia conspired and told investigators Mazzaglia accidentally strangled Marriott during consensual sex, an allegation Marriott family members said was reprehensible and deepened their pain. Prosecutors have been adamant there was nothing consensual about the circumstances surrounding Marriotts death, but wont elaborate.
McDonoughs lawyer, Andrew Cotrupi, said during the hearing that he wanted to dispel any notion that Marriott was somehow complicit in her death.
Lizzi went to a friends house to watch a movie, Cotrupi said. She said no to a man that would not accept that. She is fully blameless in her death. Kathryn recognizes that.
Just weeks before her death, Marriott began her first days as a transfer student at UNH, majoring in marine biology and commuting to campus from Chester, N.H., where she was living with relatives.
Bob Marriott, the victims father, said the family grudgingly accepted the plea deal to further the prosecution of Mazzaglia.
I want to say goodbye to a person when they die, he said. Thats something I will never be able to do for my baby. I have gone to Peirce Island so many times and talked to the water. The defendants callous actions have caused me so much grief.
Rockingham Superior Court Judge Marguerite Wageling, too, had harsh words for McDonough before officers cuffed her wrists behind her back and led her away.
But for you, Elizabeth Marriott would be alive today, Wageling said. But for your cowardly and selfish actions, she would be alive or this family would have a body to lay to rest. You will carry that in your conscience the rest of your life.MORE IN NewsCONCORD, N.H. Full Story
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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
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I will be one for sure ensha2Allah :) 4 months ago
One of the ways I would like to practice this, is by remembering and acknowledging my friends' birthdays. 7 months ago
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I've been more conscientious the last 2 months about being a better friend. I've made sure I'm texting friends more often, especially those whom I don't see too often (mostly due to distance). So far I have 3 days with different sets of friends planned for within the next month and a half. 9 months ago
Oh, God, to the people in California, I was terrible. Such a jerk. Pushing them away when all they wanted to do was help. I'm determined to do better here in Japan. 10 months ago
So friends B & J can have a nice lunch out alone for the husband's birthday. I'm looking forward to the time together, and only slightly nervous we'll run out of things to do. 10 months ago
I am guilty of letting life get in the way of my friendships. I'm guilty of not picking up when they call because I'm busy. But that's not the kind of friend I want to be. I absolutely love my 3 best friends, they are my family & I'm going to make more of an effort. Tonight I made time to talk to one of my best friends about a fight they had with their boyfriend. We made plans for her to visit, as she could really use a pick me up. I also made plans to see another friend one day this week & plan to call the other tomorrow. I'm making the effort now & it feels wonderful! 13 months ago
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NEW YORK, March 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Symphony Investors LLC ("Symphony") confirmed today that Symphony's tender offer for up to 30% of the shares of common stock (the "Shares") of SUPERVALU Inc. (NYSE: SVU) (the "Company") outstanding as of immediately prior to 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on March 20, 2013 (the "Expiration Time") at a purchase price of $4.00 per share, net to the seller in cash, without interest and subject to any applicable withholding tax, will expire at the Expiration Time, unless further extended in accordance with the terms of the tender offer agreement (the "Tender Offer Agreement") between Symphony, the Company and Cerberus Capital Management, L.P., the managing member of Symphony ("Cerberus"). Symphony does not currently expect to extend the tender offer beyond its current expiration time.
All of the terms and conditions of the tender offer remain the same.
The depositary for the tender offer has advised Symphony that as of 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on March 18, 2013, approximately 16,933,862 Shares had been validly tendered and not validly withdrawn pursuant to the tender offer. The tendered Shares represent approximately 7.9% of the Shares outstanding as of such time.
In the event that less than 30% of the Shares outstanding as of immediately prior to the expiration of the tender offer are validly tendered and not validly withdrawn in the tender offer, the Company may be required to or may have the option to effect the primary issuance of Shares, at a price per Share equal to the offer price, to Symphony in accordance with Section 1.03 of the Tender Offer Agreement.Forward-Looking Statements This communication contains forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include statements that are predictive in nature, which depend upon or refer to future events or conditions, which include words such as "believes," "plans," "anticipates," "estimates," "expects," "intends," "seeks" or similar expressions. Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations about future events and are subject to risks, uncertainties and assumptions. You should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which are based on current expectations, since, while Symphony believes the assumptions on which the forward-looking statements are based are reasonable, there can be no assurance that these forward-looking statements will prove accurate. All forward-looking statements included in this communication are made as of the date hereof and, unless otherwise required by applicable law, Symphony undertakes no obligation to publicly update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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Hello Sparkies!
I heard a news story over the weekend that I found to be so shocking, appalling and disheartening that I had to write about it, now that I'm back here on SparkPeople. I know that the idea that something in the news could be described as "shocking", "appalling" , "disheartening", or all three of those, is far from being unusual. We hear about horrible things in the news all the time. In this news story, no one had been murdered. In fact, no one had died. Not that people don't die from this problem, even if indirectly, all the time.
So what was this news story? Well, did you ever see the movie "City Slickers"? Of course you did. 1991. Billy Crystal, Bruno Kirby, Daniel Stern and Jack Palance. Adult men decide to go on vacation together to a "dude ranch", where they get away from their everyday lives and ride horses. --Tell me you at least remember 1991. Anyway, in this news story, it was reported that the places like that (dude ranches; places where you go to rent horses to ride) are now using DRAFT HORSES. Draft horses are those huge horses that haul heavy equipment. Meanwhile, back at the dude ranch, (oh, that's right, we were already there) it was decided that they needed bigger horses to accommodate bigger people. One ranch owner said that he had set a weight limit for people who could ride his horses (because it's not fair to the poor horse), but he decided to switch to draft horses because he would have been turning away too much business. Apparently, the obesity epidemic in the United States (and increasingly, around the world) has gotten so out of control that it has resulted in decisions like this being made. I guess I'm in good company, but this doesn't make me feel any better.
Before I get any backlash for this, let me just say this: I know that there is a movement for "fat acceptance" and a lot of people feel that heavier people are unfairly subjected to discrimination and other forms of mistreatment . They say that being "overweight" (or obese, etc.) is not the same thing as being unhealthy. I say, if you can be heavier and healthy and you like it --more power to you! I have experienced negative attitudes from people who opined that I am too heavy. So, I know what that's like. (Not fun.) I would never be so rude to someone else, let alone doing something like denying someone employment just because I thought they were "too heavy". I do think it's safe to say that the majority of overweight people are not helping their health by continuing to be overweight (again: or obese, etc). I think it's tragic that, as a nation, being overweight or obese (etc.) has become the norm. It's so common that it's driving the market. Everything has to be bigger now. This has happened over a long period of time. So, most of us probably haven't noticed or paid much attention to it. I think the reason this news story hit me so hard is that it made me realize that even the mom and pop places are affected. Maybe it should have been more of a shock to me that the huge corporations have had to adapt to the upsizing of America and have had to make everything larger, from clothes to seats in cars and movie theaters to bathroom stalls. That speaks volumes, too.
I applaud our first lady, Michelle Obama for her efforts to fight childhood obesity. This year, the Easter egg roll at the White House focused on activity, "not chocolate". I have no idea if any ponies were present for the celebration.
Writing this blog entry makes me want to go be active. Right now. It's about midnight here and I need to go to sleep soon. I have scheduled a morning walk for myself. Maybe some day I'll reward myself for my weight loss efforts by getting a Czech riding horse (those are the small ones) --and not injuring his or her back.
Have a great week. Sparkle on.
: )
Wow, what a journey since I was last here. It's time; I'm back. Kind of exhausted, though. Starting over, weight-wise.... and in many other ways, too.
It seems like I've been gone longer than since... July--??? That was the month of my last blog entry here. Well, my SparkPage still says that I'm glad it's Spring.... That's true now, too... again... and has been, apparently, for almost a year now.
I'll check back later. In addition to general chaos, being busy and having a different life than I did a year ago, tech issues (my computer and iffy wi-fi connection) have kept me from logging on here more recently, although I have been thinking of you all and sending you my healthy wishes. I doubt that I'll have time to be here as often as I was in the past, but I am back.
Good Night (it's 1:08 a.m. here)
: )
Hi All!
I haven't been on SparkPeople much lately, but thought I'd post something to let you all know that I am, in fact, still alive. I have a lot of things happening in my life right now; much of it is stressful, but I think it will ultimately improve my life. I haven't forgotten about you or about my efforts to be healthier, I just haven't been online much as I used to be.
I'm feeling especially snarky at the moment, and I just heard about "Frizzy Headed, Drunken Woman Butterhead Lettuce". --I think I'd like to grow that! Hmmm. Is it better to be "Frizzy Headed" or a "Butterhead"? There's a conundrum to stress my poor little head over. (Not that I need more stress.) Well, at least I'm not a Margarinehead, a "PartiallyHydrogenatedHead" or a "TransFatHead" so I've got that going for me.
I hope you're all living happy, active, minimally stressed lives. And, in the words of the former governor of California, "I'll be bock" (I'm sure that's easy enough to translate with my written accent)!
: )
This year on this holiday of love, I've decided to go against the trend. I'm putting myself first! I'm going to be a little selfish, and it's long overdue. Before you judge me, let me explain, in my usual rambling way, of course....
This is the day of pink and red, of candy and hearts. The "hearts" are what have always seemed a little odd to me. What most of us think of when we picture a heart looks something like this: [mistaken for HTML, so couldn't post. Oh well. You know what it looks like.], but what about the actual part of our anatomy which without its healthy functioning none of us would survive? Unless I'm missing something, we don't celebrate other days with the symbol of an organ that, in reality, looks nothing like the real one. --Happy President's Day! "I think of you with all my brain"; now picture a die. It's Flag Day! "Live it like your liver"; imagining a sieve? --Even dice and sieves are real things. The heart symbol is just made up, but we've seen it everywhere for so long that we know what it represents. So, I've found myself thinking about my heart in recent weeks when I've seen all of those dumb commercials. (I would be SO MAD if someone bought me that huge teddy bear I've seen plugged on TV! Space is expensive. It would just be in the way. What a waste of money! Buy me a plant. Help me start a vegetable garden. A rose bush would be great! I'd love some good quality dark chocolate with all those antioxidants. Jewelry is always a good choice (and unless it's a candy necklace from 7-11, it has no calories).--Just me opining again. Giant obnoxious teddy bears are NOT my thing. Obviously.)
All of these thoughts about my heart and heart health, in general, bouncing around in my brain lately have led me to fondly recall when Oprah (--LOVE her!) was discussing this topic with... (okay, vaguely recalling now... maybe said brain needs some dark chocolate) an expert (was it Dr. Oz? --Really, I tried to find this online so I could more accurately quote and report the details, but to no avail) showed her how her heart was doing, and her heart was found to be on the healthy side of the matter. She said (paraphrasing now) something to the effect of, "I love her!" (referring to her own heart). She went on to say that she wanted to "...take good care of her" (again, paraphrasing and referring to her heart). I remember feeling touched by this, but I just wasn't where she was in life at that point. Not that I was smoking like a chimney (or at all), living on bacon and foie gras and drinking like Hemmingway, my heart be darned (or needing to be later, like a sock). I was, however, "thriving" (or so I thought) on stress, habitually losing sleep, exercising only sporadically, usually just to lose weight, and rarely, if ever, stopping to smell the roses or much of anything appealing. I also was relentlessly pursuing my career and putting in all of the hours that that effort required. It was not a time when we were concerned about Trans Fats. I never paid attention to how much sodium was in anything I ate. I remember thinking that I'd like to care for my heart in the loving way that Oprah had expressed, but I knew that it wouldn't be my focus, at least for a few years.
Fast forward at least a decade. Quite a few people in my family have died from cancer. Maybe that should be my health-related focus. But then there are the stats: More people die from heart disease than from AIDS and all cancers combined (1). Hmm. That's a lot of people. That's a lot of risk. The good news is that there are things we can do to prevent AIDS (and we now have reasonably effective drugs to fight it) and, in general, the things you can do to help prevent cancer are the same things that help to prevent heart disease and make your brain healthier --and to prevent or reverse diabetes to boot! (2), including being happier (3). (Talk about multi-tasking! Woo Hoo!!!)
So, now I am in that place in my life where I am committing to nurturing my heart. Poor old girl. I really have put her through so much over the years. I'm sorry, dear heart. I'm in your corner (ventricle?) now. In the wisdom of the flight attendant instructions, in the event of an emergency, you must place your oxygen mask on yourself first (before you do so for your child or other traveling companion who is unable to do so). This is because you're no good to anyone else if you have passed out or are unconscious. I really think it's best, though, not to wait for an emergency to do this. So, when you're showing the people in your life how much you care for them by showering them with Valentines, don't forget to be selfish and take care of your heart. If you are bothered by the thought of being selfish, then give a healthy gift to your heart and let her (or him, as the case may be) know how much you appreciate her (or him).
Happy Valentine's Day!
Be sure to smell some roses.
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(1) http://www.theheartfoundation.org/heart-disease-facts/heart-disease-statistics/
(2) http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/09/08/cookinglight.food.boost.mind/index.html
(3) http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/magazine/happiness-stress-heart-disease/
Hello to all of my Sparkling People!
Wow! Things have been so busy in my world since the beginning of the New Year. So much is happening in my life. Plenty of stress and some things that I can't say if they're "good" or "bad" yet, although most of that really is just a matter of perspective. Whatever is happening right now involves a lot of changes. (No, I'm not pregnant! --Or in menopause, thank you very much! Hey, we're not on The View!*) I'm learning to ride out the stress without letting it be too disruptive in my life. I'm not stress-eating nearly to the extent that I did before finding SparkPeople. So, I've been thinkin'.... How do y'all (no, I'm not moving to the South, either, it's just such a handy little contraction) deal with change, in general and the inevitable stress that tends to come along with it?
So, here it is.... My sparklin' new latest poll question:
Since I started Sparkin', I've learned to manage stress and not let it affect what I eat....
A. Yes, I've mastered it!
B. Yes, for the most part.
C. Meh... maybe a little.
D. No, I still eat like the Cookie Monster.
E. I wasn't a stress-eater before I found SparkPeople.
F. Something else describes me better.... (Do tell!)
Have a Super-Sparkly Weekend! (Yeah, I'm still not tired of that commercial.)
: )
*No disrespect to the ladies of The View. I only made this comment because comedians have quipped that it's their favorite topic. I rather enjoy The View, myself.


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