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The Regional Coalition of LANL Communities officials said they felt recent meetings in Washington, D.C. were successful ones. A group representing the Coalition in Washington visited the Capitol to meet with the New Mexico Congressional Delegation members, House and Senate Armed Services, Appropriations and Department of Energy officials regarding clean-up issues and funding for Los Alamos National Laboratory. One of the Coalition's aims from its trip was to attempt to bump up the proposed clean-up budget for FY16. The proposal currently is $189, but members would like to see the level at $255 million. "Recent news has been about the fines assessed on DOE by the state of New Mexico Environment Department," said Mayor Alice Lucero of Española, chair of the Regional Coalition. "We of the Coalition support LANL and its clean-up commitments. We believe that payment of fines should not impact the funds for clean-up." The Coalition also met with officials from the New Mexico Environment Department and DOE officials. The Coalition said it value a good relationship and desires to resolve the fines issue. Those interested in learning more about what was done at the Washington trip can attend the Coalition's meeting Friday. The meeting will be from 9-11 a.m. at 1000 Central Ave.
A recent report from the Department of Energy's Office of the Inspector General said there were potential problems concerning the lab's classification program. The report, dated Feb. 11, noted that the IG "substantiated certain allegations" regarding Los Alamos National Laboratory's controlling of sensitive information. The report further went on to say that lack of oversight by management from Los Alamos National Security, the corporation that runs LANL for the DOE, contributed to problems with sensitive information handling. Prompting the report by the IG's office was a complaint alleging "multiple problems" with LANL's classification department and that senior lab officials hadn't addressed reported violations by its classification officer. Problems cited by the IG's report included that the classification officer had not always ensured derivative classifiers had up-to-date bulletins, including interpretive guidance, properly classified certain documents or adequately reported security incidents. There were six specific instances the report acknowledged.
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) — New video appears to confirm that the radiation leak at the federal government's underground nuclear waste dump was limited to a single drum of waste, a U.S. Energy Department official said Thursday. Joe Franco, head of the DOE's Carlsbad field office, said in a conference call with reporters that a final report has yet to be issued on the mishap at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in southern New Mexico, but thanks to a special camera boom, investigators were able to get a good look between and across the stacks of waste where the drum ruptured. "That allowed them to obtain a full view of visual evidence needed to make that determination," Franco said. Once the investigation into the cause of the leak is complete, the full focus can shift to reopening the facility, he said. The repository has been closed since February 2014, when the container of waste from Los Alamos National Laboratory ruptured and contaminated 22 workers along with parts of the underground facility. While the DOE is targeting 2016 for some operations to resume, it could take at least another three years and cost more than a half billion dollars to fully reopen the site.
Chad Brown, left, and Helen Milenski, each received a $500 scholarship from Los Alamos National Laboratory's Earth and Environmental Science Division during a presentation Tuesday at the New Mexico Consortium. The scholarships were funded by LANL hydrologist/geochemist Jeri Sullivan Graham of the Chemical Diagnostics and Engineering Group, who funded the scholarships with a 2014 Conservation Grant Award she received from the Climate Change Leadership Institute.
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) — New Mexico's top environment officials and the U.S. Energy Department are wrangling over more than $54 million in fines levied in the wake of a radiological leak at the federal government's underground nuclear waste repository. Now, state officials are threatening even more fines if the Energy Department doesn't accept responsibility for numerous violations outlined in compliance orders issued by the state last year. The New Mexico Environment Department is working on a new compliance order that could include fines of more than $100 million. Because negotiations with the federal government are ongoing, officials said the total penalties that could be assessed remains unclear. Environment Secretary Ryan Flynn and other community leaders from New Mexico were in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday to discuss cleanup efforts in the wake of last year's mishap at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in southern New Mexico. The facility has been closed since February 2014 when a container of waste from Los Alamos National Laboratory ruptured, contaminating 22 workers and parts of the underground waste dump.
Having long kept details of its explosives capabilities under wraps, a team of Los Alamos National Laboratory scientists is now rolling out a collaborative project to defeat explosives threats through enhanced detection technologies. According to LANL, the team is aiming to create a collaboration of strategic public and private partners focused on the innovations in and education about explosives detection technologies. Through the Los Alamos Collaboration for Explosives Detection (LACED) online portal and related collaborations, the team will be able to provide expertise in some extremely specialized fields. The LACED site serves as a virtual gateway to world-class expertise and capabilities designed to counter all types of explosives threats, predominantly through enhanced detection capabilities. The site went public online in January and is beginning to attract attention among specialty audiences. The explosives detection collaborative is made up of 57 scientific experts, spanning 18 technical divisions at LANL. Ranging across 11 unique fields of expertise, these scientists have published more than 100 explosive-detection-related publications. And what, besides making the windows rattle in Los Alamos County, do these experts do?
Department of Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz said the United States could face "grave danger" from foreign entities in his response to President Obama's 2015 National Security Strategy. Of particular concern to the DOE, Moniz said, was the proliferation of nuclear weapons by "irresponsible" foreign states and terrorists. The strategy highlighted several points, number one of which was the advancement of the "security of the United States, its citizens and U.S. allies." The NSS was presented by National Security Advisor Susan Rice Friday at the Brookings Institution in Washington D.C. Among the most important aims of national security, outlined in the president's strategy were maintaining a strong national defense, reinforcing homeland security, developing the capacity to prevent, detect and respond to biological threats and striving for a world without nuclear weapons. In addition, the NSS states the importance of ensuring nuclear materials "don't fall into the wrong hands." Moniz said he was behind the strategy outlined.
More than 100 researchers from around the world, including Los Alamos National Laboratory, have collaborated to craft a request that could fundamentally alter how the antibodies used in research are identified, a project potentially on the scale of the now-completed Human Genome Project. "We propose that antibodies be defined by their sequences, just as genes are," said Andrew Bradbury, a researcher at LANL, "and they should be made recombinantly in cell lines." Referring to antibodies according to the sequences encoding their various subunits, their concentrations and the standardized experimental buffers used for each assay would enable researchers world-wide to employ the same affinity reagents under the same conditions. The sequence of an antibody or binding reagent is the ultimate "bar code" for that reagent, ensuring that everyone can use the same reagent for the same target. Deriving the bar code involves either selecting antibodies from in vitro libraries, or cloning and sequencing antibody genes from hybridomas, the cells that traditionally make monoclonal antibodies. However, it will require a paradigm shift in the way antibodies are supplied.
LOS ALAMOS (AP) — A Los Alamos National Laboratory employee misclassified information that should have been kept secret but instead was made public, federal investigators said. The review by the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Inspector General found that an official at the bomb-building lab didn't adequately protect classified information in six instances, The Santa Fe New Mexican reported Tuesday. Those included an employee's remarks to a public gathering in which the employee unknowingly included material that should have been classified. Another involved an employee's article that included material that should have been classified but wasn't. The review said the classification officer was lax about keeping his staff current on guidelines for determining what information must be kept secret. Specific details about the classified material were not provided. The report criticizes the consortium of private contractors that manages the lab for ignoring the problems, even though it was aware of them.
There was a time when Nathan McDowell would listen politely as those who say global climate change was nothing more than either a statistical anomaly or a farce. He's not so quiet anymore. McDowell, a Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist and an expert in southwest forests, knows what global climate change has done to nearby vegetation and said the problem isn't going to get any better by itself. That will be the subject of his talk Thursday is "Accelerating Global Vegetative Mortality." It will be at Mesa Public Library. Talk time is 7 p.m. McDowell said he was aghast, but hardly surprised, by the recent reported issued by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association that stated 2014 was the warmest year across the planet since records began being kept in 1880. "There was no surprise at all," he said of the report. "It's very alarming, but we knew this was coming…it only told us stuff we already know." According to the NOAA, global land temperature was 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th century average and more than a full degree warmer than the average above the seas.


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I need suggestions on the topic of my natural stone fireplace. I want to know how can I effectively lighten the stones, possibly without painting them. The fireplace is very large, from floor to ceiling, and is the focal point of the living room. It is not dirt or soot, it is just that the stones are quite dark, and my living room is on the southwest side of the house, so during the daytime the room is dark. I have painted the walls, bought new furniture, curtains, etc., and I feel that lightening the stones would really bring the room to life. I was going to whitewash them, but my husband had a fit. He said that they are natural stones and that painting would ruin them. He may be right. But my living room is still so dark. Let me stress that the stones are not sooty or dirty, just naturally dark. Would appreciate some feedback.
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Your husband may be right depending on the type of stone. However, whitewashing is not intended to be a temporary fix... it is supposed to be a permanent change to the stones. Done correctly, it offers highlights and contrasts... not a head-snapping dose of white paint!
It may be possible to lighten the stones somewhat by treating them with a masonry cleaner containing either oxalic or phosphoric acid. These relatively mild acids will clean any unnatural discoloration from the stones, but I really can't guarantee you what the result will be. It could be a minor improvement or no improvement at all.
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The St. Louis County Library Foundation is pleased to present acclaimed Missouri Ozarks novelist Daniel Woodrell for a discussion and signing of his latest novel "The Maid's Version" on Monday, September 30, at 7:00 p.m. at Library Headquarters, 1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
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The American master's first novel since "Winter's Bone" tells of a deadly dance hall fire and its impact over several generations.
Alma DeGeer Dunahew, the mother of three young boys, works as the maid for a prominent citizen and his family in West Table, Missouri. Her husband is mostly absent, and, in 1929, her scandalous, beloved younger sister is one of the 42 killed in an explosion at the local dance hall. Who is to blame? Mobsters from St. Louis? The embittered local gypsies? The preacher who railed against the loose morals of the waltzing couples? Or could it have been a colossal accident?
Alma thinks she knows the answer-and that its roots lie in a dangerous love affair. Her dogged pursuit of justice makes her an outcast and causes a long-standing rift with her own son. By telling her story to her grandson, she finally gains some solace and peace for her sister. He is advised to "Tell it. Go on and tell it"-tell the story of his family's struggles, suspicions, secrets, and triumphs.
Five of Daniel Woodrell's eight published novels were selected as New York Times Notable Books of the Year. "Tomato Red" won the PEN West Award for the Novel in 1999. The film version of his most critically acclaimed novel "Winter's Bone" was nominated for four Academy Awards.
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Abortion bans are provisions that completely ban abortion at some point in pregnancy. This includes bans based on time or fetal development, including 20-week bans and heartbeat laws that would ban abortion as early as six weeks, bans achieved by prohibiting the use of a specific medical procedure and bans based on the motivation of the woman seeking the abortion, such as race- and sex-selection bans.
W.Va. Senate Passes 20-Week Ban |
Idaho Telemedicine Abortion Ban Advances; Lawmaker Draws Attention With Unusual Question |
N.M. House Panel Advances 20-Week Abortion Ban, Parental Involvement Bills |
Kan. Senate Approves Bill That Would Ban Certain Abortions |
Ind. Fetal Disability Bill Moves Forward; State Moves To Revoke Clinic's License |
Ohio Lawmakers Propose 'Heartbeat' Abortion Ban Again |
Abortion-Rights Advocates Mull Legal Issues With Proposed Kan. Abortion Ban |
Texas Bills, Campaign Aim To Improve Reproductive Health Care |
W.Va. House Approves 20-Week Abortion Ban |
S.C. 20-Week Abortion Ban Clears House |
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Okla. House Advances Mandatory Delay Bill, Ban on Certain Abortion Procedure |
Ban on Abortion After Fetal Down Syndrome Diagnosis Among Ohio Proposals |
Abortion-Rights Opponents Invent Incendiary Terminology To Push Abortion Ban |
N.M. Lawmakers Introduce Antiabortion-Rights Bills |
Va. House Panel Withdraws 20-Week Abortion Ban Proposal |
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'Heartbeat Bills' Divide Abortion-Rights Opponents |
Ark. Bill Restricting Medication Abortion Advances |
Va. Senate Committee Rejects Attempt To Repeal Ultrasound Mandate |
Ala. Lawmaker Might Try Again on 'Heartbeat' Abortion Ban Measure |
Antiabortion-Rights Group: Ohio Lawmakers To Introduce 20-Week Abortion Ban Bill |
States Likely To Consider 20-Week Abortion Bans, Despite Issues With Federal Bill |
Kan. Gov. Says He Would Sign Latest Antiabortion-Rights Bill |
W.Va. Lawmaker Refiles 20-Week Abortion Ban |
Iowa Sen. Introduces Two Antiabortion-Rights Measures for 2015 Session |
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Mont. Lawmakers Drafting Bills To Restrict Abortion Rights, But Gov. Resists Measures |
Kan. Antiabortion-Rights Group Introduces Bill To Ban Certain Second-Trimester Abortions |
Ind. Bill Would Ban Abortions Based on Sex of Fetus, Genetic Defects |
Appeals Court Hears Oral Arguments Over N.D., Ark. Early Abortion Bans |
Conservatives Pushing for Abortion Restrictions on Federal, State Level |
Conflicting Federal Rulings on Abortion Laws Could Prompt Supreme Court Review |
Kan. Lawmakers Could Consider Abortion Ban, Mandatory Delay Bills |
Debates Over 20-Week Abortion Ban Proposals, Other Abortion Restrictions Likely in 2015 |
Mo. Lawmaker Says Abortion Consent Bill Would Not Apply in 'Legitimate Rape' Cases |
Columnists: Supreme Court's Ruling Should Be Signal To Antiabortion-Rights Lawmakers |
Ark. Legislators Plan More Abortion Restrictions in 2015 |
20-Week Abortion Ban, Other Bills on Wis. Anti-Choice Groups' Legislative Agendas |
Supreme Court Declines To Review Ariz. Medication Abortion Restrictions, Leaving Law Blocked for Now |
Ohio 'Heartbeat' Bill Fails in House |
S.C. Legislators Pre-File Seven Antiabortion-Rights Bills |
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State-Level GOP Victories Mean More Antiabortion-Rights Legislation To Come |
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Ga. City Bans Abortion Clinics, Most Abortions |
Antiabortion-Rights Tenn. Lawmakers Plan New Bills After State Constitutional Amendment Passes |
N.D. Lawmakers Back Away from Antiabortion-Rights Agenda Post-Election |
Abortion-Rights Supporters Brace for State, Federal Battles After Midterm Election |
'Personhood' Ballot Measures Rejected by Wide Margins in Colo., N.D. |
Okla. Supreme Court Blocks Enforcement of Admitting Privileges, Medication Abortion Laws |
Abortion Provider Petitions Okla. Supreme Court To Block Admitting Privileges Law |
Two Alabama Abortion Clinics Reopen; Lawsuit Will Determine Future Access |
Supreme Court Halts Parts of Texas Antiabortion-Rights Law, Allowing Clinics To Resume Services |
States Restrict Telemedicine Abortion Services, Despite Safety, Other Benefits |
NYT Weighs In on State Antiabortion-Rights Ballot Measures |
Federal Appeals Court Lifts Hold on Texas Antiabortion-Rights Law, Forcing Clinics To End Services |
Columns: Conservative Writer's Desire To Punish Women for Abortions Not Rare Among Abortion-Rights Opponents |
Tenn. Antiabortion-Rights Initiative Could Affect Access in Surrounding States |
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Advocates Respond To NYT Coverage of Women's Abortion Stories, Mo. 72-Hour Delay Law |
Tenn. Voters To Weigh Constitutional Amendment on Abortion Rights |
N.D. Voters To Consider 'Personhood' Amendment |
Colo. Voters To Weigh 'Personhood' Amendment for Third Time |
'Undue Burden' Standard for Abortion Rights Threatened, New Yorker's Toobin Argues |
San Francisco Resolution Opposes Sex-Selective Abortion Bans Over Potential for Racial Profiling |
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Texas Gubernatorial Candidate Davis Discusses Personal Abortion Experience in Memoir |
Planned Parenthood Asks Iowa Supreme Court To Stay Telemedicine Abortion Ban |
Many State Abortion Restrictions Now Before Federal Courts |
States' Abortion Restrictions Used as Wedge in Senate Races |
States Slow Pace of Antiabortion-Rights Legislation, But Restrictions Up Overall, Guttmacher Report Shows |
Study Evaluating Effects of Texas' HB 2 Shows 13% Drop in Abortions |
Abortion-Rights Groups Urge Court To Reject Appeal of Ark. 12-Week Abortion Ban |
Fla. Gov. Signs Bill Redefining Fetal Viability |
Mich. Lawmakers Propose 'Heartbeat' Abortion Ban |
S.C. 20-Week Abortion Ban Bill Fails as Session Ends; 'Personhood' on Primary Ballot |
Fla. Bill Redefining Fetal Viability Heads to Gov. |
New Study Undermines Claims About Bans on Abortions Based on Sex |
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Okla. Abortion Restrictions Questioned by Some State Leaders |
W.Va. Gov. Pledges To Veto 20-Week Ban Again if Necessary |
National Journal: Supreme Court Ruling on Texas Law 'Best Hope' for Abortion-Rights Supporters |
Appeal Filed Over N.D. 'Heartbeat' Abortion Ban |
Some Antiabortion-Rights Bills Miss S.C. Legislative Deadline |
S.C. Senate Advances 20-Week Abortion Ban After Changes |
S.C. House Passes 20-Week Abortion Ban |
Lawmakers Want Appeal of Ruling Against N.D. 'Heartbeat' Abortion Ban |
Miss. Gov. Bryant Signs 20-Week Abortion Ban Bill |
S.C. 20-Week Abortion Ban Bill Stalls in Senate |
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Federal Judge Overturns N.D. 'Heartbeat' Abortion Ban |
Ark. Appeals Ruling That Struck Down 12-Week Abortion Ban |
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Fla. Bill To Redefine Fetal Viability Advances |
Sole N.D. Abortion Clinic Asks for Permanent Block of Fetal Heartbeat Law |
Ala. Bills Would Set Some of Nation's Harshest Abortion Restrictions |
Kan. Legislature Avoids Debate on Abortion Ban Bill, Advances Smaller Measure |
Ala. Antiabortion-Rights Bills Head to Gov. |
Ala. Antiabortion-Rights Bills Head to Gov. |
Miss. Gov. To Sign 20-Week Abortion Ban |
Judge Allows Ariz. Medication Abortion Restrictions To Take Effect |
W. Va. Gov. Tomblin Vetoes 20-Week Abortion Ban |
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Vt. Law Criminalizing Abortion Finally Removed From State Statute |
Federal Judge Strikes Down Ark. Law Banning Abortions After 12 Weeks of Pregnancy |
Appeal Filed Over Ariz. Ban on Abortions Based on Sex of Fetus |
S.D. Bill Banning Abortions Based on Fetus' Sex Heads to Gov. |
Changes to Miss. Bill Would Ban Abortion at 18 Weeks |
Colo. Abortion Ban Proposal Rejected in Committee |
W.Va. Sends 20-Week Abortion Ban to Governor |
The Economist Examines Rise in 20-Week Abortion Bans |
'Fetal Heartbeat' Abortion Ban, Other Restrictions Advance in Ala. |
S.D. Senate Panel Deadlocks on Ban on Abortions Based on Sex of Fetus |
Abortion Restrictions Move Forward in Okla. House, Senate |
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Ala. Bills Would Set Some of Nation's Harshest Abortion Restrictions |
W.Va. House Passes 20-Week Abortion Ban |
S.C. House Panel Advances 20-Week Abortion Ban |
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S.D. Advances Ban on Abortions Based on Sex of Fetus, Rejects Down Syndrome Bill |
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Second-Trimester Abortion Ban is Latest Tactic in State Battles |
N.C. 'Choose Life' License Plates Unconstitutional, Appeals Court Rules |
Miss. House Passes 20-Week Abortion Ban |
Rejected 20-Week Abortion Ban Still Could Reach W. Va. House Floor |
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Texas' Davis Says She Would Accept Some Limits on Abortion Rights |
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GOP Resolution Urges Candidates To Tout Opposition to Abortion Rights |
Supreme Court's Decision on 20-Week Abortion Ban Unlikely To Quell Debate |
Supreme Court's Decision on 20-Week Abortion Ban Could Influence Neb. Measure |
Mich. Abortion-Rights Advocates Forgo Drive To Repeal Abortion Coverage Ban |
New York Times Editorial: Supreme Court Made 'Good Call' on Abortion Ban |
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Supreme Court Declines 20-Week Abortion Ban Case; Lower Court's Ruling Stands |
Editorial Urges Abortion-Rights Supporters To Remain 'Vigilant' |
States Shift Tactics on Abortion Restrictions for 2014 |
Both Sides See 2014 as Critical Year for Future of Abortion Access |
More Abortion Restrictions Enacted in Last Three Years Than Previous Decade, Guttmacher Study Finds |
Abortion Providers Decline in Texas While CPCs Proliferate; State Finalizes Clinic Rules |
States Consider Abortion, Paid Leave, Gender Transition Policies |
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After Ballot Defeat, N.M. Abortion-Rights Opponents Look to Legislature |
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Antiabortion Activists Re-Evaluate After Loss on Albuquerque 20-Week Ban |
Albuquerque Voters Reject 20-Week Abortion Ban in Nation's First City-Level Vote on Issue |
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Voters in Albuquerque Will Decide Tuesday Whether City Should Ban Abortion After 20 Weeks |
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Texas Urges Supreme Court To Leave Disputed Antiabortion Law in Place |
Legal Fights Over State Laws Offer Ample Chances for Supreme Court Intervention |
Reproductive Health Issues in Spotlight as Va. Voters Head to Polls |
Wis. Antiabortion-Rights Bills Postponed for This Year |
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Wis. Senate Committee Advances Two Antiabortion-Rights Bills |
Abortion-Rights Group, Catholic Archbishop Target Albuquerque Voters as Special Election Nears |
Texas Abortion Rulings are 'Unsound Medicine,' New York Times Letter Says |
Reproductive Health Issues in Spotlight as Va. Voters Head to Polls |
Texas Abortion Providers Seek Supreme Court Review as Clinics End Services |
Despite Judge's Ruling, Abortion Access Becomes More Difficult in Texas |
Court Ignores Texas' Emergency Appeal of Ruling on Antiabortion Law; NYT Editorial Weighs In |
Judge Blocks Texas Admitting Privileges Requirement, Upholds Some Medication Abortion Restrictions |
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Testimony Concludes in Trial Over Texas Abortion Restrictions |
Trial Begins Over Texas Antiabortion Law |
Va. Gov. Candidates Spar Over Abortion-Rights Issues |
National Journal: How 20-Week Bans Force Women To Carry Dying Fetuses |
Constitutionality of Albuquerque Antiabortion Ballot Measure Questioned |
Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Ariz. Law Prohibiting Abortion Based on Sex, Race of Fetus |
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Hiring of Antiabortion Adviser is 'Latest Fiasco' at N.C. Health Dept., Editorial States |
Crisis Pregnancy Center Board Member Advising N.C. Agency That Will Rewrite Abortion Rules |
Albuquerque, N.M., Schedules Special Election on 20-Week Abortion Ban Measure |
Texas Women Struggle To Find Providers as Clinics Close |
Texas Tribune Reviews Inspection Records at 36 Abortion Clinics, Finds Few Serious Safety Issues |
Judge Grants Clinic's Request To Drop Parts of Lawsuit Over New N.D. Antiabortion Laws |
City-Level Antiabortion Tactics Perpetuate 'Cycle of Violence,' Salon Piece Argues |
Slight Majority of Albuquerque, N.M., Voters Support Antiabortion Ballot Measure, Poll Finds |
Abortion Clinics Face Local Battles as Cities Push Restrictions |
At Least Four More Texas Abortion Clinics Closing Under New Law |
Ballot Measure Puts Albuquerque, N.M., at Center of 'Abortion Wars,' New York Times Reports |
Albuquerque, N.M., Official Certifies Antiabortion Ballot Proposal |
Documents Show No Evidence Of Supposed Jars of Urine, Feces at Texas Abortion Debate |
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States 0-8 in Court Challenges Over Antiabortion Laws |
Ohio Lawmaker Reintroduces Bill To Ban Abortion if Heartbeat is Detectable |
Planned Parenthood Lawsuit Over Kan. Antiabortion Law Narrowed to One Provision |
Fetuses Not Physically Capable of Experiencing Pain at 20 Weeks, New York Times Letter Explains |
Texas Family Planning Funding Remains Inadequate as Clinics Struggle Under Restrictions |
Fearing Political Fallout, Some State Conservatives Ease Push for Antiabortion Bills |
Blogs Comment on Abortion Access, Criminalization of Pregnant Women, More |
Judge Blocks N.D. Admitting Privileges Law From Taking Effect |
N.C. Antiabortion Bill Signed Into Law as Protests Continue |
New Abortion Law in Texas Could Prompt Some Women To Seek Medication Abortion From Mexico |
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N.C. Gov. McCrory Confirms That He Will Sign Wide-Ranging Abortion Bill; Abortion-Rights Supporters To Stage Protest |
This section provides a brief overview of significant cases impacting reproductive rights and health related to Abortion Bans.
McCormack v. Hiedeman |
MKB Management, Inc. v. Burdick |
Edwards v. Beck |
NAACP v. Horne |
Isaacson v. Horne |
Lathrop v. Deal |


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UPDATE: Goldman Sachs Reiterated Neutral on Freeport-McMoRan Following Analyst Meeting
Goldman Sachs maintained its Neutral rating on Freeport-McMoRan (NYSE: FCX) and reiterated its $38 price target.
Goldman Sachs noted, "We attended an analyst meeting hosted by FCX management to discuss the PXP/MMR acquisitions. Despite the FCX sell-off this week (-21% vs S&P 500 -0.2%) and our positive view on copper, the meeting did not answer all the concerns that we have heard from investors regarding the strategic rationale behind the acquisitions and the process that the Freeport's Board ran to assess the assets and company trajectory. Although we have started to see some investor appetite and interest in FCX post the sell-off, we continue to expect the stock to remain pressured and trade range bound for some time. We, therefore, maintain our Neutral rating."
Freeport-McMoRan closed at $30.81 on Thursday.
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Pancit Molo Recipe is an adaptation of wonton soup, is a specialty of the town of Molo in Iloilo a well-known district in the province. Unlike other pancit, pancit molo is not dry but soupy and it does not make use of long, thin noodles but instead wonton wrappers made from rice flour.
Leftover wonton wrappers can also be cut into strips and drop into the hot broth.
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Pancit Molo Recipe is a Filipino dish that resembles the Chinese wanton soup but more delicious and savory.
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Man, I probably shouldn't say this, but if you're looking to run ads somewhere, the half-banners on Girls With Slingshots (occasionally NSFW!) are the best deal on EARTH. Plus, it's a damn good comic.
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June 29, 2009
I totally did a guest comic for Unshelved Book Club!
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June 28, 2009
You watched the video, right? RIGHT? We should have a few more teasers for you before the concert. Exciting stuff, eh?
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Google plans data centre at old Finnish paper mill from Reuters reports Google purchased a Finnish paper mill from Stora Enso for $51.7 million dollars as a possible place to put a new data center. Google told Reuters, "We are currently considering to build a data centre at this site."
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Again it's the lighting ,but yes it is some what rediculous. It's my birthday and my sister does it weird every year for fun. Plus I've been wearing it all day so its melted together.
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Bar-tailed Godwits are medium-sized migratory wading birds. Scientific tracking of individual birds showed that this species migrates further without stopping than any other bird. When they reach Australia, most remain in the north of the country, but some travel around the coast to Victoria.
They have features shared by many wading birds – long legs, long beaks, and subdued colouration. Bar-tailed Godwits are so named because their white tails are banded with dark markings. Their non-breeding plumage is otherwise mottled brown, with paler undersides. The red breeding plumage of the males is rarely seen in Australia, since breeding occurs in the northern hemisphere.
The long, slightly upturned bill of these birds is useful for hunting their prey in mud and shallow water. They prod their beaks repeatedly into the mud, extracting worms and other small animals. Their beaks are rubbery and flexible at the tip so they can be opened just at the end when feeding.
Bar-tailed Godwits breed in the arctic tundra of Siberia and Alaska. Both parents incubate, brood and rear the young. They leave the southern hemisphere in March and arrive in breeding grounds in June. In August they fly south again. Their amazing migratory path follows the East Asian–Australian Flyway, a route shared by about 55 wading birds. Individuals are often spotted en route in Asia.
Bar-tailed Godwits:
Bar-tailed Godwits are found across both hemispheres from Alaska and China to Australia and New Zealand. In Australia, they are primarily found in the north, inhabiting coastal mudflats, shorelines, estuaries, beaches and mangrove swamps.
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