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(NBC News) -- The tug-of-war between Congress and the White House may be headed to the courts.
Republican House Speaker John Boehner says he wants to sue President Obama for trying to change the law.
Boehner says instead of faithfully executing the law, as the Constitution requires, President Obama is using executive orders to change the law.
"Not only does the President regularly ignore the law he brags about it. It's arrogance and incompetence right down the line," Boehner said.
Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi likened this lawsuit to a childish tantrum.
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12 Animals Giving You a High Five
TGIF everyone! Even though this work week was shortened due to New Year's preparations and celebrations, we always enjoy welcoming the weekend. Always.
13 Dogs Who Are So Ready to Celebrate New Year's Eve
It's true the holidays are easily the greatest time of year, but it can also be the most exhausting. After so much preparation, it sort of feels like we want to nap for weeks. It also doesn't help that we ate our weight in ham and stuffing and chocolate, so we're currently nursing a major food hangover. But it's time to rally, people! We can't forget one of the greatest parties is coming up in just a few short days-- New Year's Eve.
Lost, Blind Dog Finds Way Back To Family In Time For Christmas
When Abby, an eight-year-old mixed breed dog that belonged to the Grapengeter family of Fairbanks, Alaska went missing on December 13th there wasn't much hope for a happy reunion.
12 Dapper Dogs in Bow Ties
Yes, it's true we're borderline obsessed with dressing up our dogs (and any other animal for that matter), from the hilarious for Halloween to festive garb for Christmastime. But can you blame us? Pets are, like, 10,000 times cuter when clothing is involved.
While we're usually to blame for starting up said shenanigans, recently we've seen something strange happening-- animals are beginning to get in on the action all by themselves (or so we say). The latest ones to do this? Dapper dogs.
Golden Retrievers Help Newtown Mourners Deal With Their Grief
There is nothing anyone can do to take away the pain the community of Newtown, Connecticut is going through right now. But a charity group from Illinois is using man's best friend to provide a little comfort to those who are mourning the loss of life from last Friday's mass school shooting.
12 Dogs Guilty of Getting Into Christmas Decorations
Ladies and gentleman, we're back at it again -- it's another round of dogs in holiday costumes. This time, however, there's a huge difference-- we're not responsible in the least bit! See, these dogs did it all to themselves.
10 Adorable Dreaming Puppies
Ahh, puppies. We have no idea how it's possible, but everything they do is so darn cute. They can wear an Elvis suit, prepare for Hurricane Sandy or even subject themselves to toddler torture, and they're still ridiculously charming.
17 Dogs Dressed Like Santa
Santa Claus rules. Unless his beard gets stuck mid-mall stunt, then his cool status gets a little iffy. But otherwise, good ol' St. Nick is really awesome. Why? For starters, he has reindeer as pets, gives out presents for a living and gets thousands of free homemade cookies on Christmas Eve. Basically, the guy's livin' the life. It's no wonder he's survived to be like, hundreds of years old!
Baby Kidnappers Foiled by Family Dog
A family in Indianapolis, Indiana faced a moment that all loving parents dread. Fortunately, their dog spared them from the ultimate horror.
Dogs and Their Owners Pose for Adorable Then and Now Photos
Here is a little something for you, since everybody knows that Tuesday is secretly the worst day of the week. It's pet owners recreating old photos of themselves with their dogs. Because nothing can cheer you up quite like adorable pictures of dogs. Except maybe then and now pictures of dogs. Just try not to let it remind you of your own pet's mortality -- that's what 'Marley & Me' is for.
The World's Smallest Dog
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The May 9 article "Police toss cold water on latest fad" sorely misrepresented the "cold water challenge," focusing on a few extreme outliers. This practice is hardly a "daredevil" or "attention-seeking" stunt: It usually consists of running into hip-deep, non-moving lake water on a public beach for less than 20 seconds. I have yet to hear of anybody at my high school jumping off anything more drastic than a dock or into any sort of moving water. I have trouble believing that, when done right, the challenge could be "easily deadly." Also, a nominee is not usually given the choice between going into the water or donating money. Instead, money is donated to cancer research when you complete the challenge and show the video as proof to whoever nominated you. This is merely a fun, safe thing to do with friends that supports a good cause. Some have taken it to extremes.
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Fourth quarter results included a $29 million pre-tax charge on the G280 programme. Manufacturing cost growth on the Boeing 747-8 programme, meanwhile, forced Spirit to accept an $18 million charge. Finally, Spirit also recorded a $3 million, pre-tax charge on the wing programme for the Airbus A350.
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I'm quite fond of Madness, to be honest.
"Beer is the mind killer. Beer is the little death that brings total obliteration. I will face my beer. I will permit it to pass over me and through me, and when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. When the beer has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain."
Make beer, not war.
When it comes to Ska I think I have to take the Regressive Party ticket.And if you don't know what I'm talking about hit yourself really hard; in the face.
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The successor to the Oppo N1 skips a number and comes with an updated design and features -- including a motorised, rotating leatherette camera. No, really.
One of last year's best, the iPad Mini 3 is still a compelling choice despite the lack of upgrades. However, the nearly identical and significantly cheaper iPad Mini 2 is a smarter buy.
The Parrot MiniDrone Jumping Sumo gives you a ground-level look at your environment as it spins and jumps at your command.
Sony's unique attempt at a big-screen hybrid looks great and is reasonably priced, but it works better as a laptop than a tablet.
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Sony's pricey, stylish Xperia S is packed with multimedia tricks but is undone by a slow processor and lackluster display.
The LG Marquee's slim design and jam-packed feature set make it Boost Mobile's flagship phone. But its high price (even without a contract) and slow processor will make it a tough sell.
HP's Envy line has always been a reliable high-end PC laptop line, and this new redesign adds some useful features, such as a volume wheel, while keeping the upscale look and feel.
The RIM BlackBerry Torch 9810 should satisfy BlackBerry fans with its responsive touch screen and overall specs, but for $50 more, T-Mobile customers could get the much better Bold 9900 instead.
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BEA 2014: Big Names and Big Flavors for Fall Cookbooks
Perusing the cookbook offerings and events at BEA revealed upcoming titles from James Beard Award–winners and news that the folks behind food journal "Lucky Peach" are looking at getting into cookbooks. more...Different Voices, Common Themes at BEA Saturday Breakfast
The lineup for Saturday's packed Author Breakfast featured a diverse cast of characters, and yet each author's story shared a similar theme: loss. more...A Loud Start for BookCon
On every level – literally and figuratively, BookCon was a sell-out with executives forced to cap attendance at 10,000. more...#WeNeedDiverseBooks Announces Initiatives
The grassroots group #WeNeedDiverseBooks announced at BookCon that it is launching several new initiatives to promote multicultural books and authors. Plans include the first Children's Literature Diversity Festival in Washington, D.C. in 2016. more...cookbooks and more. Sign up here!
Jonathan Franzen to Kick Off BEA 2015
National Book Award winner Jonathan Franzen will appear at the 2015 BookExpo show on May 27, kicking off the event.
BEA, BookCon Will Have Separate 2015 Dates
BookExpo America will run from Wednesday May 27th to Friday May 29th in 2015, while BookCon will be held over the May 30-31 weekend.
NextBigBook, Qlovi, and BEA's Startup Challenge
In the spirit of fostering book industry innovation, this year's BookExpo America featured the first-ever BookExpo Startup Challenge, a contest in which 20 book-related startups compete for prize money and the opportunity to pitch their business model directly to venture capitalists. A digital startup called Librify organized the competition on behalf of BEA.
BEA 2015: More for Consumers, Less for Trade
BEA event director Steve Rosato has confirmed that in 2015 the trade portion of the show will be slightly truncated, while the consumer portion is expanding.
BookCon Off to a (Mostly) Good Start
The debut of BookCon on the last day of this year's BookExpo America was a solid one, but there was room for improvement, especially in terms of crowd control.
Children's Books at BEA 2014: Photos from the Show
Three days of books, authors, giveaways, and controlled chaos: join us on our annual photo tour of highlights from BookExpo America.
BEA 2014: The Illustrators' Studio Crawl: A Photo Essay
With booksellers from all over the country gathering in New York City for BEA, what better time for the ABA and the CBC to organize a tour of the studios of children's book illustrators?
BEA 2014: Diversity in Children's Publishing
Prominent African-American and Hispanic children's book publishers, publicists, agents, and authors were featured on the BookCon panel "Where Are the People of Color in Children's Books?" held on Saturday, May 31.
BEA 2014: The Numbers Are In
Based on rough figures, professional attendance was down slightly, 10,965; BookCon sold out 10,000 tickets.
BEA 2014: Big Names and Big Flavors for Fall Cookbooks
Perusing the cookbook offerings at BEA revealed upcoming titles from big names and newcomers alike, and news that "Lucky Peach" is looking at getting into cookbooks.
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LUCKILY, IT WASN'T QUITE AS BAD as all that, but it was bad enough – not so much the branding itself, but the dry days that preceded it. All the tanks on the Flats dried up completely, and Bones Tank was so low that it was mostly mud with just a bit of water that remained on the bottom, in the softest and nastiest mud. Unfortunately, several cows, trying to get a drink, got stuck in the mud and had to be winched out by the use of a handy device called a hip clamp attached to the cow's hips on one end, and to the bucket on the tractor at the other end – quite a procedure, and a constant worry that we wouldn't get there on time…
Finally we had to install a couple of metal tanks by the Grapevine fence and fill them with well water (something that is no fun at all considering the cost of the pumping) and drive the herd to it, so they would leave off trying to water in the mud of Bones Tank. I wonder, now that I think of it, if that is how it got its name, many years before our time? I'm glad that we didn't contribute more bones…
BUT – it rained now, the tanks are full, the grass is green and the cows (and we) are happy.
However, the cartoon does remind me of years past, when we did have a herd like that. When we bought the ranch, in December 1989, the cows viewed people on horseback as enemy number one, to be avoided at all costs, and no sooner did they spy us coming, than they hightailed it over the nearest ridges. Every round up was a hell for leather ride, through brush, over ditches, under trees – it's a wonder nobody got killed in those days. I well remember once chasing about five heifers who were hightailing it across the Flats through brush, trees and arroyos, when suddenly, over Comanche's shoulder, I spied a deep ditch that I could see no way of avoiding. I braced myself for a king-sized wreck, when that wonderful horse, at the last possible second, gathered himself and sailed over it, landing with a hell of a thump on the other side. The thump was so jarring that everything in my pockets fell out and scattered on the ground around us – my sunglasses off my nose, my pen, my notebook – it was not a landing – it was an arrival. Of course, I had to get down to pick up my stuff, as I knew I would never ever find it again, and so we lost the heifers, but I will never forget that awful heart stopping sight of that ditch looming just ahead of Comanche's ears, and the relief that we didn't finish up in it.
But time went by, and years of quiet riding and selective breeding resulted in a pleasant herd, which is quite happy to co-operate, and our days of "special forces" cattle are, hopefully, over forever. The last wild-eyed cow of that ilk was one that was born to a pretty lawless mother, and I remember Gerry wanted to sell it as a heifer. However, she had a good conformation, and I claimed her for my own, insisting that she would make a good marker cow – meaning that when you had her in the corral, you could be pretty certain you had them all in the corral. She became my wages for the year, and I named her My Blue Heifer – she was a blue roan – but my, she was wild and unpleasant! As soon as she saw you coming she would either square off in order to fight you, or hightail it over the nearest ridge, and, true enough, when you got her gathered, you could be sure you had them all. But – she produced a calf every year, and they were all good-looking, and, thanks to the moderating influence of the bulls, of a better temperament. My Blue Heifer finally died some years back (at age 15, would you believe), and nowadays, peace reigns on the range.
Not so necessarily in the house – the puppies are in control, I am sad to say, and Tuffers and I are fighting a losing battle. They are quite big now, and, standing up, measure around 4 ft in height, which means they (and I must say that the offender here is mostly Bella) can stand up on her hind legs and reach up and get all kinds of goodies off counters and tables and bedroom dressers.So it was that I came into the bedroom one day and found an indescribable mess on the floor, happily chewed up, dismembered, and jumbled up so I couldn't even tell what it had been… Closer inspection revealed the fact that it was something electronic – at least, it appeared to have had some kind of an ear-bud with some wires leading from it, but the rest was so mangled that it was beyond recognition. Finally, a time consuming re-assembly of the box revealed the fact that it was something electronic, and what's more, addressed to Craig, my son-in-law from Australia, who often has items mailed here in order to collect them when he and Sally come to visit. I always put their packets on the stairs, halfway up to the upstairs bedroom – obviously, possible no more! The naughty dogs spied the packet up there, fetched it down and dealt with it at leisure. Of course, when I finally pieced together the bits of paper, I ordered another one, and when it arrived, sent it immediately to Australia via a visiting mutual friend, just to make sure! But no more putting packets on the stairs – evidently that spot is now viewed as a handy hunting ground!
And so, the other day, I once again came into the bedroom, and, like a vision of Ghosts of Christmas Past, there was another paper package strewn all over the floor, demolished and lovingly chewed up, but, what was worse, this packet had obviously contained a plastic container such as the pharmacy uses for one's medications. Sure enough!! My heart med – scattered all over the floor!
As it wasn't too long after the sad episode of Bella's poisoning with the stuff used for Comanche, I really panicked. What would a people heart pill do to a dog heart??? What could happen!! I crawled all over the floor, gathering up the scattered pills, and finally counted twenty-nine – there should have been thirty. I figured that perhaps if he or she had eaten one it wouldn't be all that bad, when, going down the corridor from the bedroom, I spied the last one, clinging to the carpet like a refugee from a hurricane. I felt a bit stupid explaining this to the pharmacist when I went to get another refill – I had to produce the chewed up container with its thirty bedraggled pills, to prove that I wasn't a heart pill addict, I guess. And, still on the subject of the doggy tyrants, in order to keep them exercised, I take them for what Danny euphemistically calls a walk, twice a day. That is, they walk – or run – and Tuffy and I ride in the Polaris – a much better arrangement! We drive out to the middle gate in the South Cochise Pasture, I turn around there, and drive back to that beautiful old downed tree, halfway down the road. There I sit on a nearby mesquite tree limb, handily near the ground, like a chair, and all three dogs chase lizards. It's the nearest thing I can get nowadays to my fabulous "goat walks" with Comanche and the four legged family – nowhere near as good, but still wonderful. I can sit and look out across the valley, and think on days gone by – I am pretty sure, based on the bits of old glass, metal, old cupboard handles and such, that many years ago there may have been a cabin on that spot, with the big tree – perhaps a cottonwood – shading it from the hot desert sun. It would have been on the stagecoach route, not too far from where, years before, Mike Noonan was killed by the Apaches. I just realized I talked about this in a blog a little while back, but it makes us all happy, so it bears repeating – at the risk of boring you all! On the way back we stop by the arena and all three enjoy a swim in the horse water tank. We put a couple of cement blocks by the side and also a couple inside so the dogs have a ledge to stand on, but I see that it's only Tuffy who, at times, needs to use these – the long legged terrors don't need any help!You have heard about my flower garden, I am sure, in past blogs – but finally this year I was moved to attempt a vegetable garden!! Before you faint with surprise (as I HATE eating vegetables) know that this means one tomato bush, one parsley plant and one cilantro plant, in pots. They looked very nice, and I actually picked and enjoyed a tomato out of my very own garden – until, to my horror one morning, when I went to visit my tomato plant I found it almost dead, fainting and moaning, with the leaves all eaten up by (as Danny told me later) a tomato worm! Of course, Danny found it – the blighter was big enough to slaughter – ugh! took it away and disposed of it (probably shot it!), looked further, found a smaller one, got rid of that also – and now my lovely tomato plant, looking like a refugee from a war zone, is covered with a huge, ugly metal mesh, under which it languishes, trying to decide if it wants to live or die! Kind of takes the fun out of vegetable gardening, things like this!! The parsley and the cilantro seem well – apparently not too appealing to worms.
And some rains have come – to date we have had almost 4 inches (well, ok, 3.80) in a couple of weeks, and today it looks as if it may rain again this evening… Never enough!
I thought I would finish up with some Dog Rules that some of you may want to use. You know, of course, that I am very strict with my dogs – they are, after all, DOGS, and they have to Know Their Place! To this end I enclose a set of Dog Rules for my house:
Finally, thank you all for the many e-mails, cards and calls about my Comanche. It is good to know we have so many friends.


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I've been searching through the postings about open/closed terrariums, but it seems that the tropical/semi-tropical terrarium is the most popular variety. I would like to build a cool woodland terrarium in my old 5 gallon aquarium. I've got the substrate materials and I have some (possibly ridiculous) ideas about what kinds of plants I would like (tiny evergreens, ferns, mosses if I can find some). I have a spot to put the aquarium that is bright but not in direct sunlight. My problem is that I don't know whether I will need to cover my terrarium or not. Presumably plants like these don't need high humidity, but perhaps they'd still benefit from a cover? I have a hood for my terrarium that I would use, but it is opaque, and I'm not sure if that will be a problem. I would rather just leave the terrarium uncovered than have to find/construct a translucent cover. In short, then, will my opaque hood be too dark/humid for my woodland plants, and, if so, can I get away without a cover? |
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Hi The main reason the tropical setups are so popular is that it's really tough to keep a terrarium cool lol Even in air condition rooms the temps will frequently get into the eighties. What temps do you want to maintain and how will you go about it?? Same is true for humidity. gary |
Hmmm...I hadn't thought about temperature. I basically wanted plants that would thrive at room temperature, which, in my place, would rarely get about 72 degrees. But for some unknowable reason, I just don't want tropical plants. So what sorts of plants would be happy at room temperature? |
hi Actually the main difference between tropical and temperate plants except for high altitude tropicals is duration of temps between 50 and 85 Temperates require a much cooler dormant period "Winter" lol This is very tough to replicate in an ordinary terraium. Another is consistant humidity levels. Any container open or not will boost the ambient humidity. if your temps are above 70 for more than 6 months it's actually "tropical" anyway. If you have a way to create "seasons" All the plant families you name have both "tropical" and "temperate' species..It is usually far easier to maintain temps in the 70's on a year around basis. Another problem is light. Many tropicals come from very dark forests and not only tolerate but thrive in low light levels. So it's generally far easier to provide "tropical ' conditions. if you have some particular species of temperates in mind you could certainly try them. I've been growing a "weeping willow" for almost a year with lows in the 50's and humidity levels around 60 percent. While not ready for a yard specimen it is hanging on .lol gary |
Okay, I guess my forest dreams were a bit ambitious! Perhaps I'll rethink my plans and have a look on the forum for some other plant ideas. Thanks for the cautionary words! |
I haven't been here in a very long time and thought that I'd chime in on this one. First off, aren't you in Canada? Keeping lower temps should be simple for you. I've had a temperate palludarium up and running for several years. I've never had a hood on mine and that's probably why my mosses are so lush and mold free! All of the plants and fish either need cool temps or tolerate them. I bloom many very temperature and humidity sensitive orchids, from high altitudes with little problem. My darters, etc have a narrow temp range and have been thriving for years. While evergreens and the like may not be for hte best, mosses, ferns, etc are simple to do.(Especially if you have access to the starter materials.) I've added and removed various plants and have found out what works for me. If you're set up correctly from the start, there isn't much to do, other than basic maintainence! Here is a link to my current photos! I really need to add more and will as soon as I have the time. I'm in the planning stages of a much larger one, but all of the methods will be the same!(With a few minor improvements that should work even better!) Scott |
Here is a link that might be useful: My temperate palludarium
Scott What type of orchids are you growing.?/ By temperate do you mean you maintain at less than room temps or do you actually go through seasonal changes?? if so how do you accomplish that?? Have always wanted to have a cool house grow area but have never figures a way to do it without winning the lottery lol. Very nice setup by the way!! gary |
Out of my collection, I have many of these in there! Dracula, Lepanthes, Masdevallia, Maxillaria, Pleurothallis, Restrepia, Scaphosepalum, Stelis and Trisetella! Most of my Dracs aren't there, as they get too big. If you look at my grow list, I have all of the specific names listed. They're listed on both, My Page here, and in my profile at Flickr. There is a huge difference with me growing cool and you doing the same! ;~) I have lived in the Tropics before and couldn't do these specific orchids w/o a certain amount of tech! This is the same exact system that I've mentioned over the last few years. I've changed out plants here and there, but have done nothing else. The only tech involved are the FL's and two waterpumps. I'll see about adding some more info this evening! I have to go for now! :~) Scott |
Gary, I guess that what I mean is that the water temps that influence the whole system are kept at or below room temperature. In the winter, the average temps are in the 50's or lower. I generally keep it in the high 60's to low 70's in the summer. I can drop the temps back into the 50's with a good water change and frequently have to do so. I understand that temperate is probably not the correct term, but it helps to show that it's not a tropical set up from the start. Out of all the setups that I've had, this has been the most stable and easiest ever! When I lived in areas with hard water, I tried to stay with my Tanganyikan cichlids. I now have very soft and very cold water, so I'm taking advantage of it. If I didn't and still wanted this setup, I'd have to invest in a chiller. There is really no top on it. Scott |
I love the genus lepanthes and have found a good way to keep them cool enough in Florida. I have a thermoelectric cooler with the top taken off, and on top of this I have a fishtank(minus the bottom)attached. This keeps the orchids cool while they are able to get light from the light at the top of the fishtank. This works great, the fan that drives the cooler keeps the air moving at all times. The only thing is that it could be a bit more humid, because the cooling mechanism also dries out the air. I'm currently looking for ways to fix this issue. This terrarium has definately allows me to grow orchids I wouldn't otherwise be able to grow. Also you can position the coolest growing ones toward the bottom of the tank, and the warmer growers toward the top. |
Hi Sounds like an interesting solution.IME I've had much better luck with orchids either in the shadehouse or outdoors. Some such as the jewel orchids actually grow better for me in a terrarium but only during the winter. Have always wanted to have a cool grow area but there are so many warm growers that can be grown so easily i couldn't justify the expense.. One of my favorite families for terraria are Gesneriads. They love it and flower consistantly gary |
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obama co sponsored a bill in 2004 and was passed all most by a unanimous vote that was mostly Dem. My how times change in politics "A great piece by John Fund on how Obama co-sponsored Stand Your Ground law in 2004 and it went on to pass by a near unanimous vote in Illinois – by Democrats. Just goes to show this whole escapade on race isn't really about the Stand Your Ground law. The law is simply being used as a point of focus to gin up racial angst and outrage in order to divide this nation: S.B. 2386 passed the Illinois state senate by 56–0 vote on March 25, 2004. It sailed through the state house with only two "nay" votes. Both chambers were controlled by Democrats. http://therightscoop.com/if-obama-d...hy-did-he-co-sponsor-and-vote-for-it-in-2004/
Would guess The Washington Times is wrong also "President Obama may currently be calling on the states to review their respective "stand your ground" gun laws, but he wasn't always so opposed to the right-to-carry rule. In 2004, while a senator in Illinois, he co-sponsored legislation that allowed for the same rights. SEE ALSO: Prominent black leaders split on Trayvon verdict, calls for Florida boycott The pertinent legislation was SB 2386, amending the criminal code of 1961. It was introduced in the 93rd General Assembly session and passed into law on July 28, 2004. Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...onsored-stand-your-ground-law-/#ixzz2ZpQP3icA Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
diehard, what's the single element that differentiates stand your ground laws from basic self defense laws?
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...trengthening-illinois-stand-your-ground-laws/ "Stand your ground' is substantively different than what Obama backed in Illinois," he explains. "[President Obama] backed a tweak to the 'castle doctrine.'" Weigel notes the following passage from the "castle doctrine": A person is justified in the use of force against another when and to the extent that he reasonably believes that such conduct is necessary to prevent or terminate such other's trespass on or other tortious or criminal interference with her real property (other than a dwelling) or personal property, lawfully in his possession or in the possession of another who is a member of his immediate family or household or of a person whose property he has a legal duty to protect. This is clearly different from the type of laws President Obama referred to in last week's surprise presser. ... Here's how the Florida law is worded: A person who is not engaged in an unlawful activity and who is attacked in any other place where he or she has a right to be has no duty to retreat and has the right to stand his or her ground and meet force with force, including deadly force if he or she reasonably believes it is necessary to do so to prevent death or great bodily harm to himself or herself or another or to prevent the commission of a forcible felony.
He didn't co-sponsor the law, he cosponsored a strengthening of it, which primarily said that if you used the law to defend yourself you couldn't be sued by the perpetrator. Here is the actual bill. Not taking sides, but the argument should at least be on what actually happened. http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/bil...DocTypeID=SB&LegID=8536&SessionID=3&SpecSess=
Not being a lawyer but Really see very little difference Either way you can use deadly force if needed
Yes, that's the bill. The difference between stand your ground and basic self-defense is that under stand your ground, you have no obligation to retreat or to avoid the confrontation in any way. Read that bill and see if that's in there. Beyond that, Illinois doesn't even have stand your ground. So how could Obama have strengthened it?
Well, the property component is what's different. Illinois' has a castle doctrine. Florida has a castle doctrine. Florida also has abrogated the common law duty to retreat from its self-defense statute. And Florida has also gone the extra step of adding a procedural mechanism to grant criminal and tort immunity in cases of such use of force in self-defense. Only that last makes Florida stand out at all in this country, and it's the part that played no part in the criminal trial. Castle doctrines are a majority rule, and abrogation of the common law duty to retreat is a majority rule.
Meanwhile, I'm sure message boards and rightwing blogs all over the country right now are filled up with "Hey, did you know that Obama voted for Stand Your Ground!!!!
He made self defense law stronger, not stand your ground. That's why I asked you if you understood the difference.
... which is the majority rule in the US... ... which is not the law in the State of Florida. Even if one knew nothing at all about the Florida self-defense statute than a read through of the jury instructions, would know this is not the law in Florida. But, for those that didn't, it's also been explained dozens of times on this forum, but to no avail. From the jury instructions -- And also for the dozens-nth of times, even if Zimmerman had a duty to retreat, any jurisdiction in which one is still imposed would still consider being pinned to the ground in a fight to satisfy the duty.
"Sunday, July 21, 2013 Obama co-sponsored legislation strengthening Illinois' "stand your ground" law 20obama-articleLargeCHICAGO - This past week President Obama publicly urged the reexamination of state self-defense laws (see remarks below). However, nine years ago then-State Sen. Barack Obama actually co-sponsored a bill that strengthened Illinois' 1961 "stand your ground" law. The Obama-sponsored bill (SB 2386) enlarged the state's 1961 law by shielding the person who was attacked from being sued in civil court by perpetrators or their estates when a "stand your ground" defense is used in protecting his or her person, dwelling or other property. http://illinoisreview.typepad.com/i...tand-your-ground-when-in-illinois-senate.html


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'Wrong,' with Jack Plotnick, Alexis Dziena, William Fichtner. Written and directed by Quentin Dupieux. 94 minutes. Not rated. Grand Illusion.
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Explaining why something is funny is about as fruitful and friend-winning an endeavor as explaining why it's not. "Wrong," from the director of the cult film "Rubber," demonstrates exactly that, with its sluggish chain of absurd situations: an office in which it is perpetually raining; a pizza delivery girl (Alexis Dziena) who quits her marriage after falling in love during a failed phone order; a backyard palm tree mysteriously replaced by a pine.
Like a series of random gags (and with a lot of repeats), Quentin Dupieux's sun-bright movie of episodic misadventures continues in this fashion, embracing Opposites Day as a screenwriting principle.
The neurotic protagonist, Dolph (Jack Plotnick), primarily seeks the return of his missing dog. But even that involves strained wackiness: a self-help guru (William Fichtner) has stolen the pooch, supposedly for Dolph's own good.
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Second, I feel bad for the honorees from both schools. Former Louisville players Larry Ball, Roman Oben and Chris Redman will be honored along with former Cats Wilbur Hackett, Warren Bryant and Dean Wells.
I feel especially bad for Hackett, who played at UK from 1968-70 and was the first African-American to be named a team captain and one of the first African-American football players in the Southeastern Conference. Armed guards once had to protect him during a game against Ole Miss. He was a three-year starting linebacker at UK, making him the first African American to start in any sport at UK.
His role in integrating the SEC — along with three other African-American teammates — has largely been overlooked. even at UK. There has been a push lately by some of Hackett's former teammates to have a monument at UK honoring him and teammates Nat Northington, Houston Hogg and Greg Page for their part in integrating UK athletics and the SEC. There's even talk of a potential movie.
Crane said Kentucky athletic officials will be at the luncheon in honor or Hackett, Bryant — perhaps the best offensive lineman ever to play at UK — and Wells. Still, this controversy again takes away from the recognition for Hackett, Bryant and Wells and that's unfortunate.
And as one who had attended every Governor's Cup luncheon to hear the head coaches, visit with assistant coaches from both schools and start the UK-Louisville hype, it's easy to see why having the game to close the season makes the event no longer feasible in its current format.
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From Day One
By: Ken Harris (Nov 14, 2013)
I am the first person outside of the Johnson family to participate in Treasure Haven Farms CSA program. I want to acknowledge the farmers, Pete, Peg, Zack and Ike for their hard work, Integrity and dedication in providing locally grown fresh vegtables, poultry, beef, and a variety of other products to my family and the other CSA members.
Since 100% their vegtables go to the CSA members(nothing is sold wholesale), the quanity and quality of the produce over the years is unsurpassed. I especially love the potates grown on the farm, the taste is the best I have ever had.
Thank you Treasured Haven Farm for another successful year! I will be back next year and I am also looking to participate in the the various trail runs you are having in 2014. It is always fun to visit the farm.
See you next year,
Ken Harris
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We are converts to CSA and have a CSA baby!
By: Amy Harrison (Nov 13, 2013)
We heard about CSA's through some friends and clients over the years, but never joined one until 2 years ago, and we are SO glad we did!
We had quite a few recommendations to Treasured Haven Farm from clients so we decided to join that CSA. Our family was in a transition of getting away from SAD (standard American diet) and eating much healthier.
We have loved every single box we have received...It has been like opening a surprise present every week, wondering what is inside. And every week we are excited to see it full.. and in peak season...overflowing...with beautiful and yummy selection of farm fresh, picked that morning, organic bounty. Yum! I am hungry just thinking about it!
We have ordered the large family box weekly both years, and the every other week large fruit box both years, and this year I added the extended season veggies and a fresh turkey. The value for what we get and the quality is fantastic. There is absolutely NO WAY we could buy this fresh or this quality at our local store. It is the only way we will ever buy produce in the summer and fall again. I just wish our growing season was longer in MN!
I am especially excited about the extended season boxes we are receiving because not only am I able to stock our freezer and root cellar with our bounty but now I am able to have fresh organic homemade baby food for our new addition to our family. You see we were a family of 5 desperatly trying for the last 7 years to add to our home another baby. Nothing we tried helped us get pregnant and we had all given up when I found out 3 months into our 1st year of our CSA we were pregnant! We believe 100% it was because of our healthy organic change of eating! You can not eat healthier or fresher than farm grown organic! Our DR agreed that was what my body needed! I shared our story wih many others and I was surprised to hear about so many other CSA babies out there....Wow, who knew? I wish I would have done this sooner! Anyway, we have a beautiful baby girl who is starting to eat solids next month when she turns 6 months and I will be feeding her squash, potatoes, pears and peaches all homemade all from our CSA boxes that I have frozen for her!
We love Treasured Haven farm! We have and will continue to recommend them to all of our friends, family, clients and my husbands patients in his clinic! Peg and Pete are wonderful along with their boys and truly make you feel part of the family. The boxes are very affordable and as the season grows they get fuller and fuller until overflow! At the end of the season each year we are all invited out to the farm to pick out our pumpkins and decorative gourds and corn stalks and fill our box ourselves with our favorites. Our kids look forward to this and love going. We are always invited all season and we hope to take them out there to help with picking produce next summer! What a great family experiance!
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Was hoping for the best, left disappointed.
By: Steph Manthe (Oct 31, 2013)
As avid organic gardeners on our urban lot, we were excited to join our first CSA. We understood the risk we took, investing in the farm through thick and through thin. Unfortunately, even with that understanding, we are ending the season underwhelmed, under stocked, and unwilling to return to Treasured Haven Farm.
Every week, the CSA newsletter came. I anxiously awaited it for the first couple of weeks: excited to hear news from the farm, the produce that would fill our boxes, the recipes that would be shared among this community of farmers, consumers, and enthusiasts. Instead, I came to dread it. Every week, the first three paragraphs quickly became the lament of the week: too much sun, too much rain, bad CSA members at the drop-sites. What about the positives? Tell me how delicious those cherry tomatoes are if you slow roast them at 225 for 6 hours on a cool fall day. Explain that even if you don?t like squash ? try spaghetti squash saut�ed with just garlic and olive oil and it really will change your mind. Be grateful for the 99% of members that aren?t squealing tires outside of a drop-site or using profanity (Really? Could we not have narrowed that down to those involved? I felt scolded.). We know there are struggles. We get that. That?s why we chose to support a local farm. But, that can?t be the whole story.
With a box never more than half-full, I end this season feeling similarly. Beets, carrots, cabbage, arugula, eggplant, brussels sprouts, bok choy? I missed you this year. With so much money invested in the CSA, we couldn?t justify more money at the market on vegetables in addition to the staples we?re able to grow at home. I thought that?s what we would be getting: the variety of our brief Minnesota growing season. I know that not all CSAs struggled to fill boxes this year. We had the opportunity to pick up one of my sister?s shares from another farm earlier in the season, and they could literally not close the top. She forwarded the newsletter, as well, filled with photos and recipes and stories collected from their members. It?s what I?d always hoped a CSA would be. Unfortunately, Treasured Haven just wasn?t that CSA. It?s back to the farmers? market for us.
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Steph Manthe says: (Nov 5, 2013)
Peg reached out to me after this review, and I appreciated the response. She provided us with a VERY full box of extra veggies from the farm to make up for challenges during the year.
Peggy Johnson says: (Feb 24, 2014)
For a great CSA experience, open communication is key between members and their farmer. We sadly did not know of any challenges for this member until this review was posted and immediately sought to find the cause and seek a satisfactory remedy since the regular delivery season was already complete. We now realize we must communicate more clearly to members how critically important boxes be picked up by designated times, and if not, boxes may, or may not, be left intact as business site hosts do utilize any remaining produce quickly so it does not go to waste.... Our CSA has been built strongly on member input. Members have desired for newsletters to serve more as notifications and reminders with a few pics and most of the recipes, suggestions, meal ideas, etc. either on Facebook where members can interact, or linked from newsletters to the farm's or other websites, we will make this notice more prominent..... Through surveys, members have also decided what specific veggies we grow and a list is available on our website as we do not want anyone to be disappointed expecting something we do not grow. We apologized that smaller partial or infrequent shares like this one may unfortunately not receive every crop or variety simply due to peak quality harvest and delivery schedules not aligning, but there would have always been another crop packed in their place.... As farmers, especially with multiple meteorologists in the family, the weather blurb is a key educational component that most of our CSA Families love as it directly impacts the crops grown and veggies received. We will do a better job of explaining why we include it..... We apologized to this member for any newsletter content they felt inappropriate, but it should be acknowledged personal interpretation can occur and context is everything. We will strive for better clarity in the future.... As in anything that happens in life, sometimes to no fault of anyone, styles may just not match, and as such, no CSA is going to be a perfect fit with every potential member. For others looking to join a CSA, please always research each farm thoroughly and make sure all your questions are answered before you make your CSA choice.... Thanks and Blessings!


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Gillian & I would be happy to hear from you if you are going on this trip. I think we all travel out from Amsterdam together to start our safari, but if not, two weeks in a tent with a long drop toilet should break the ice for the group.
We have travelled to many other countries, and last year went on a conservation study tour of Borneo, primarily looking at Orang Utans, so are giving the gorillas and chimps a try this year. We have also visited China, Peru, South, North and West Africa, as well as Europe. We are at the bottom end of our mid-forties, but dont let that put you off, there is plenty of life left in these old dogs.
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I am going on this trip but am on a different flight so will meet you all over there. Have also seen the Orang Utans so it seems fair to see the gorillas as well.
I come from brighton and work for local council really looking forward to the trip. I have question are you having rabies jabs as am not sure if it's necessary, my docs surgery thinks it's a good idea. Would prefer not have them and would be keen to know what others are doing.
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Hi Nigel, Gillian had the rabies jab last year for Borneo, but I didn't, but will take advice this week on if I need it for Uganda, with us being a little more remote. There were no real side effects from the rabies jabs other than a sore arm and an empty wallet. Regards, Mick & Gillian
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I am also off to see the gorillas on 21st August. Like Nigel, I work for a local authority but in London (although I live in Essex) and I went with my son to Borneo last August to see the orangutans which I loved so it is a small world! Not so sure that Mick and Gillian should call themselves 'oldies' - they are youngsters to me now I am 61! Decided I must do this trip while I have still got the energy - elephants next year as I hear that is very strenuous. I have also been to China and Peru, Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands in the last few years. My doctor said not to worry about rabies shot so I didn't. Have you guys got your Ugandan visa? I had to renew my passport so I am only just about to send for mine. I am flying from Heathrow early on 21st.
Look forward to meeting you all.
Hi Lin
Our Visas took only a few days, and we posted them directly to the Ugandan Embassy and they sent them back. You must pay cash, and send a pre paid recorded delivery envelope, but it was all painless. We fly Look forward to seeing you in Uganda, Mick & Gillian.
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