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In the fall of 2001, letters containing anthrax spores were mailed to news media personnel and congressional officials, leading to the first cases of anthrax infection related to an intentional release of anthrax in the United States. Outbreaks of anthrax infection were concentrated in six locations, or epicenters, in the country. An examination of the public health response to the anthrax incidents provides an important opportunity to apply lessons learned from that experience to enhance the nation's preparedness for bioterrorism. Because of its interest in bioterrorism preparedness, Congress asked GAO to review the public health response to the anthrax incidents. Specifically, GAO determined (1) what was learned from the experience that could help improve public health preparedness at the local and state levels and (2) what was learned that could help improve public health preparedness at the federal level and what steps have been taken to make those improvements.
Local and state public health officials in the epicenters of the anthrax incidents identified strengths in their responses as well as areas for improvement. These officials said that although their preexisting planning efforts, exercises, and previous experience in responding to emergencies had helped promote a rapid and coordinated response, problems arose because they had not fully anticipated the extent of coordination needed among responders and they did not have all the necessary agreements in place to put the plans into operation rapidly. Officials also reported that communication among response agencies was generally effective but public health officials had difficulty reaching clinicians to provide them with guidance. In addition, local and state officials reported that the capacity of the public health workforce and clinical laboratories was strained and that their responses would have been difficult to sustain if the incidents had been more extensive. Officials identified three general lessons for public health preparedness: the benefits of planning and experience; the importance of effective communication, both among responders and with the general public; and the importance of a strong public health infrastructure to serve as the foundation for responses to bioterrorism or other public health emergencies. The experience of responding to the anthrax incidents showed aspects of federal preparedness that could be improved. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was challenged to both meet heavy resource demands from local and state officials and coordinate the federal public health response in the face of the rapidly unfolding incidents. CDC has said that it was effective in its more traditional capacity of supporting local response efforts but was not fully prepared to manage the federal public health response. CDC experienced difficulty in managing the voluminous amount of information coming into the agency and in communicating with public health officials, the media, and the public. In addition to straining CDC's resources, the anthrax incidents highlighted both shortcomings in the clinical tools available for responding to anthrax, such as vaccines and drugs, and a lack of training for clinicians in how to recognize and respond to anthrax. CDC has taken steps to implement some improvements. These include creating the Office of Terrorism Preparedness and Emergency Response within the Office of the Director, creating an emergency operations center, enhancing the agency's communication infrastructure, and developing databases of information and expertise on the biological agents considered likely to be used in a terrorist attack. CDC has also been working with other federal agencies and private organizations to develop better clinical tools and increase training for medical care professionals.
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Department of Homeland Security:
Progress Made, but More Work Remains in Strengthening Management FunctionsGAO-15-388T: Published: Feb 26, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 26, 2015.
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CBP Needs to Enhance Its Guidance and Oversight of High-Risk Maritime Cargo ShipmentsGAO-15-294: Published: Jan 27, 2015. Publicly Released: Jan 27, 2015.
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DHS and GSA Should Address Cyber Risk to Building and Access Control SystemsGAO-15-6: Published: Dec 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Jan 12, 2015.
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Department of Homeland Security:
Continued Action Needed to Strengthen Management of Administratively Uncontrollable OvertimeGAO-15-95: Published: Dec 17, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 17, 2014.
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Rapid Growth in Expedited Passenger Screening Highlights Need to Plan Effective Security AssessmentsGAO-15-150: Published: Dec 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 12, 2014.
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Information Sharing:
DHS Is Assessing Fusion Center Capabilities and Results, but Needs to More Accurately Account for Federal Funding Provided to CentersGAO-15-155: Published: Nov 4, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 6, 2014.
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Combating Nuclear Smuggling:
Risk-Informed Covert Assessments and Oversight of Corrective Actions Could Strengthen Capabilities at the BorderGAO-14-826: Published: Sep 22, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 14, 2014.
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Unmanned Aerial Systems:
Department of Homeland Security's Review of U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Use and Compliance with Privacy and Civil Liberty Laws and StandardsGAO-14-849R: Published: Sep 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 30, 2014.
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Toward scatter-free phosphors in white phosphor-converted light-emitting diodes: reply to comments |
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Jun. 17–The villages of Walton and Margaretville will receive funding for waterfront stabilization as part of $24.9 million in grants awarded from the state Environmental Protection Fund's Local Waterfront Revitalization Program.
Gov. David Paterson announced awards last week for 97 projects statewide. The awards cover a variety of planning, design and construction projects that focus on economic, community, environmental and recreational improvements.
"In Delaware County, where flooding has proved to be deadly, watershed management, flood mitigation and waterfront stabilization will help residents," Sen. John Bonacic, R-Mount Hope, said in a media release.
Margaretville will receive $58,989 to continue work on a phased waterfront stabilization project on the East Branch Delaware River at Pavilion Park. The work will include buffer soil renovation; invasive species eradication; streambank, floodplain and grassland plantings, and installation of a nature trail and trail placards.
Walton will continue its Third Brook Watershed Management Plan using a $58,081 grant to develop a watershed management plan for Third Brook, a tributary of the West Branch of the Delaware River. The basin was hit by flooding in June 2006. The project will complement additional efforts to plan for flood mitigation, as well as a comprehensive plan update.
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Write on the blackboard 100 times:
Austerity kills growth.
I WILL shortly be boarding a flight for Chicago, where I'll be attending and doing some blogging from the annual American Economic Association meetings. Before I leave, however, I wanted to take a moment to discuss today's economic news. Get used to today's story; it's likely to play itself out again and again for much of the year. In America, new data are good and occasionally surprisingly so. We learned this morning that service sector growth accelerated in December, that initial job claims were down again last week (and remain comfortably below 400,000), and that—according to the ADP private employment report at least—the economy created an astounding 325,000 private-sector jobs in December. That last figure blew away expectations. ADP isn't always a good predictor of the official payroll number, which will come out tomorrow morning, but expectations are certainly higher after today's announcement.
For all that, however, American equities are down today, and the mood in markets is skittish. Why? Europe, of course. Spanish and Italian banks are having a dismal day. Sovereign bond yields are climbing steadily. Equities in Europe tumbled. We learned that euro-zone industrial orders rose from September to October, but that increase was entirely due to rises in Germany and the Netherlands; Italian industrial orders fell over 10% from August to October.
The euro zone had a very ugly year last year, which caused substantial problems for other developed economies and emerging markets. But the euro-zone economy still managed positive growth for 2011! This year, a euro-zone recession is a certainty, and global growth is likely to downshift meaningfully. And so for a third year in a row, a real American recovery will find itself threatened and potentially snuffed out by problems abroad.
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Write on the blackboard 100 times:
Austerity kills growth.
bampbs Jan 5th 2012 17:37 wrote:
"Write on the blackboard 100 times: Austerity kills growth."
Write on the blackboard 1000 times: continuous overspending leads to bankruptcy.
Watching Europe is like peering into the future of our own country. The road ahead has been set before us. Who knew "globalization" meant globalized financial ruin for all welfare states...
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The whore and gambler, by the state
Licensed, build that nation's fate.
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Shall weave our country's balance sheet.
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Poor America! Foreign countries have stopped American recovery since 2008? What nonsense R.A.
Remember the history that America plunged the world into a recession in 2008. Countries who spent to bail out their banks and economies are now under pressure themselves. This is part of the same crisis.
Re-write... "And so for a third year in a row, a real American recovery will find itself threatened and potentially snuffed out by a major crisis that was made in America"
It certainly can, depending on the circumstances. We need to act counter-cyclically. Keynes never recommended deficits in good times and even bigger deficits in bad. His advice to the British government for post-WW2 was that separate operating and capital budgets be established, that operating budgets be balanced on average, and that jobs stimulus only be for capital projects that were worth doing. I suspect it's getting to be too late, now that we've gotten through the slow and hard way, but borrowing money for next to nothing to put into infrastructure projects that will return more to economic growth strikes me as a no-brainer. Government austerity is for fat times, not for lean. When Obama said that a government ought to run like a household, all he did was show his economic ignorance and his political naivete.
Crowding-out is a problem only in good times, when government ought to pull back anyway. But politics makes it hard. That's why some sort of automatic counter-cyclical budget discipline would be helpful. But pols have no intention of giving up any control over taxing and spending, because that's their stock-in-trade for earning campaign contributions and sweetheart deals and revolving-door jobs.
Still, it would be good if a relatively non-political agency existed to specify whether the overall budget ought to be in deficit or surplus, and to give an acceptable range. A separate capital budget would be sensible. It seems rather silly to talk about debt without considering the asset side of the balance sheet.
bampbs in reply to la.výritý Jan 6th 2012 22:04 GMT and zorbas989 in reply to bampbs
"Inflation, not bankruptcy. You can't go bankrupt if you own the press" (bampbs).
Of course a country can go bankrupt if its debt is nominated mainly in a foreign currency. 'Printing' in this case only creates hyper-inflation. This is normally the case with all weak currencies, as all concerned peripheral currencies were before they adopted the euro. This is exactly their 'mental' problem now: They've never learned to cope with a hard currency.
"It could not be more obvious, and yet they were told to ease and devalue to grow the GDP" (zorbas989)
Who told "they" so? - Krugman, who helped to create the American real estate bubble by strongly supporting the HUD bill in 1995 which agreed to let Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac get "affordable-housing" credit for buying subprime securities that included loans to borrowers who would not have qualified for (conventional) loans otherwise?
Thus, Krugman's growth theory via governmental stimulus eventually led to the collapse of the US housing-market ... with everything that followed, including Greece's exposure later as a 'failed economy' and corrupted political system.
It might be true that for bankrupt Greece (and maybe other Eurozone countries in a similar situation) there may not be another way out than to "print money".
However, in order to reduce Greece's debt via money printing it would need to print Euros (since its debt is predominately nominated in this currency) - but this is not possible. What is left for Greece is to return to drachma; yet this wouldn't pay off euro debt either. So, what's really left for Greece is a fully fledged default combined with a return to drachma.
It can be seen now that Greece, with its disastrous fiscal history, never should have joined this 'strong' common currency (which was based on the Deutschmark) in the first place.
Welcome to globalization. We think it is a net win, but it is not unmitigated joy.
Inflation, not bankruptcy. You can't go bankrupt if you own the press.
Austerity is for fat times, not lean.
So does too much debt kill growth.
You just agreed with fundamentalist? I guess the world really does end in 2012.
More seriously: My concern isn't "crowding out". My concern is more one of market discipline. You can borrow enough that nobody will lend you any more. Even governments can. At that point, you are abruptly forced to have austerity.
That is, too much failure to follow the austerity half of Keynes in the good times can prevent you from being able to follow Keynes in the bad times.
Is the US there? No. Is Greece? Yes. Can it happen to the US? Yes.
(Yes, I know that the Fed could be lender-of-last-resort to the government, in any amount and for any period of time. I'm not sure what the consequences of that would be, but I suspect that it would involve the collapse of the dollar. It would have some consequences, for sure.)
Likely. It's inevitable that wealth eventually has to be destroyed by inflation, redistribution or outright physical destruction. Just take a look at what compound interest would do otherwise.
Be sure and stop by Millenium Park. The news makes us all so happy, I feel guilty about the fact I'll be filing an initial jobless claim this month. 400,001.
bampbs, it would be wonderful if governments could follow Keynes' advice, but the problem isn't politicians; it's the people. It's democracy. The people would throw a fit if when good economic times hit Congress raised taxes and cut spending. Mainstream economists and the media would pile on screaming that Congress was trying to kill the recovery.
As long as we live in a democracy we'll have to put up with pro-cyclical policies from the government.
Write on the blackboard 100 times each:
You can't borrow and spend/tax cut to prosperity.
The party is over, time to clean up the mess.
(at least they clean up Times Square after the New Year's Eve party is done.)
Another Re-write... IMF Chief Christine LeGarde says, "Just get used to it. The Europeans shall never speak with a unified voice and will continue to wreck the global economy until the end of the year when the euro zone falls apart."
Since you're in Chicago this weekend, how meeting for a drink with any local readers of FE and your blog? Pick a time and place.
When adopting the euro, all 17 countries gave up their right to print money by surrendering their domestic currencies to the European Central Bank (ECB). This is why these countries have as little the option "to print and devalue to grow the GDP" as e.g. California, with its looming bankruptcy, has.
California, too, gave up the right to print money when it adopted the US Dollar in 1857 as its only legal tender. For California, too, it would be easier to escape austerity by printing itself out of the debt trap . . . However, it can't, since it doesn't own the greenback's printing presses, which are owned by the Federal Reserve.
Yes exactly. Since when is it not sheer folly to ignore the business cycle. It makes one wonder, what in the world are they drinking in the water over there.
Actually you can. Look at Zimbabwe, or Weimar Germany. But the US has two things going for it that save it from that fate. Its status as the world's reserve currency and its central position in global finance give the Fed an enormous amount of slack.
I am convinced the US will inflate away its debt; its far more realistic then expecting politicians to grow some backbone and practice austerity in the good times.
It could not be more obvious, and yet they were told to ease and devalue to grow the GDP, but they insisted that the focus must always be on inflation.
They will end up easing of course, but it's too little too late.
Divided they stood. Divided they are falling. A failure too integrate in too many ways to even begin to list.
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This is nothing more than aSubmitted by Guest Redneck Across the River (not verified) on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 9:27am.
This is nothing more than a paid vacation for them. They are all probably out fishing or drinking beer behind the barn, somewhere. Maybe at the paintball range :-). Why not wait until they are cleared of wrongdoing to pay them, if they are cleared? I guess even corruption has advantages. »
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Hello all, I got my PC custom built a few years ago and the video card, ram, etc are all fine but I want to start streaming without lag and I have very fast (50 mb/s) internet but my game and stream still lags when I try and stream. I figured it was my bad processor (AMD Phenom Dual Core 3.2GHz). What processors can I upgrade to that will be good for streaming? Thanks all!
Edit: I have a Radeon HD 6800 Video card and 12GB of Ram
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An Intel i5 series would be a solid choice.
I'm not sure you can find a reasonable upgrade within that socket, which means upgrading your motherboard as well. Just a heads up.
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What motherboard do you have? You need to identify that in order to know what route you can take.
All the processors i can find with the given information appear to be socket AM3. you might look at AM3+ if your motherboard is futureproofed and can accept them.
good catch, I googled phenom II out of habit. So yes, ignore my previous post and tell us what mobo you have. Some, like the Asus M3A32 MVP deluxe, were built with AM2+ in mind but a bios upgrade can make them work with AM3 CPUs.
Just look up your motherboard and im sure you can find a forum that will tell you what you can upgrade too


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A celebration of the life and influence of legendary historian Eric Hobsbawm, who died last October at the age of 95, brought out family, friends and fellow scholars in force at Birkbeck, University of London this week.In a speech of welcome, David Latchman, master of Birkbeck – which Professor Hobsbawm joined as a lecturer in 1947 and where he served as president from 2002 until his death – said he was someone who had "clearly made a difference to people's lives".At graduation ceremonies, Professor Latchman recalled of Professor Hobsbawm, "the production line would be slowed down by people saying: 'You influenced me! You are the reason I am here! You are the reason why I graduated!' A proportion of them would be so excited at meeting their hero that they walked off the stage without remembering to shake hands with me."...
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That is, does it matter what battery size your plane uses? |
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Dave, this is not my area of expertise, but that has been discussed a couple of times in this thread. Here is one of the latest conversations on that topic. if you do a search on servos (in this thread) you may find your answers. I am inclined to believe that your HS 65MG would be sufficient in most cases. -Mike Quote:
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Goodluckbuy has been selling this too. (wait a month on mailing for anything from GLB) http://www.goodluckbuy.com/eagle-mic...roller-a3.html The big thing is to be able to turn the rudder gain down or off. The Eagle won't be able to do that. (this is what we're asking Eagle Tree to do in this thread). |
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if you have three gyro controlled servos operating, then your current drain will be increased. Imagine the difference between your occasional stick inputs compared to the constant servo movement as the gyros stabilize your plane in gusty winds. There are two implications to the increased current draw. The most immediate consideration is whether the BEC in you speed control can handle the higher draw. That will depend on the BEC itself as well as servo size, speed, gyro gain, and turbulence. Best to assume the worst and be sure that you don't pull so much current that you brown out your BEC. If in doubt, power your radio from a separate battery or a separate regulator. The second implication is that you may run your battery down sooner due to servo activity. This is much less of a worry because the propulsion motor is still using orders of magnitude more power than your radio does. You can go back a few pages on this thread for a more detailed discussion. Dick |
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The A3 only has dials so you can't turn it on/off in the air. |
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There are now over 160 post and many are more about other units than this new Guardian. It has been compared to $50, $125 and aprox. $1,000 units and I do not believe a single person doing the comparison has a Guardian 2D/3D and one of the other units to which they are making the comparisions. Those looking for a great deal on stabilization systems can purchase an E Flite Beast 3D for $140 and get AS3X, receiver,aircraft,Brushless Motor , ESC 4 servos and a ,prop,. One dealer had them on sale for $109 and free shipping. I got curious and went back thru this thread http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=875722 and I not see a single comparison to the How High or How Fast which makes me wonder? Charles |
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Last saturday, I took my son to Magic Mountain for the first time. We got there when the park opened at 10am and the place stayed deserted until 2pm. We got thru most of the rides that he could get on (he's 52" tall) multiple times. It was a nice day and not too hot. Most of the newer rides looked freshly painted while the smaller non coaster rides were in bad need of paint. The place was relatively free from trash. Lots of misters in the ques. This place is almost entirely coasters. There are only a few carnival type rides left. Most of the theming makes DCA look like DisneySea.
Now the bad things. When we got there, the first thing I noticed is the metal detectors. The detectors were themed but I saw no point to the way people would put strollers thru with huge bags of stuff in them. No one bothered to do a bag check on the strollers even though the detectors where ringing.
During the day, I noticed about half the ride operators spent most of their time talking to groups of other employees that were just hanging out at the ride with them. For example, at Freefall, there were about eight employees there but only one person in the control booth and one checking the restraints. Not only did I have to listen to pointless teenager chatter in lines but I had to hear the same thing from the employees. Not good show. It makes me worried how well I'm secured and how well the ride is maintained and run. I believe there is a big chance that someone will die due to employee incompetence. Did I mention the few employees doing their job were just were as slow as mud? I guess you get what you pay for.
As the day went on, the gangs showed up. I guess they don't wake up until at least noon. There were lots of scary tatoos, "gold" chains, hip hop clothes and the roaming LA county sheriffs didn't relax me. At the end of the day, it was alot of fun to be greeted with a SWAT team as you leave the park.
The park did try to keep line jumping under control. They had a serialized boarding pass. At the end of the line, security would check the number. If your out of order they kick you out of the park. If you don't leave, the sheriffs dept shows up to help you out. We saw this happen multiple times on the more popular coasters. Some really rough looking gang members got removed.
I noticed that people completely ignored the no smoking signs. Alot of areas smelled like a rock concert.
My final gripe about the place is the complete lack of water fountains. They hide most of them in the few restrooms. I guess this is how they sell lots of soda. I wonder how many cases of dehydration the first aid station gets? All this just to sell you a $10 coke in a special bottle. Don't let Disney know that.
Personally, I would not be sad if that place got turned into a housing development. What they need to do is put lots of blackout dates on their annual passes and remove a few coasters in favor of some family friendly rides. There is really nothing for a family to do together if you have kids under 48". Bring back the Trolls and Wizard. Bring back the candle makers and train to Trollewood. Bring back inpark transportation. The place isn't what is use to be. It just doesn't feel safe anymore. It's just too overrun by gangs to make it fun.


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I'm not sure if you caught this recently over on Apartment Therapy, but when I read about The Shade Store on AT, I immediately ordered a catalog and I've been drooling, and trying to decide what I want, ever since. Love. It. I usually head straight over to American Blinds and Wallpaper or Smith & Noble when I need customized blinds and shades, but I'm open to trying new things, especially when they look this hot. Too bad they don't sell the entire room because I think this sofa is darling.
With gorgeous window shades, blinds, drapery, accessories, and designer hardware, they also have these really sleek, modern panel systems that caught my eye because they glide smoothly on a track system and are perfect for large windows and doors. I'm not a fan of the standard glass sliding doors with vinyl frames, but since they're still everywhere in homes across America, I meet a lot of homeowners looking for modern solutions for dressing them up without sacrificing daylight or style. I think these panel systems are perfect because you can select from an extensive array of fabrics or woven wood materials, and since they lay flush against the wall when closed, they almost resemble wallpaper, don't you think?
Aren't their product shots the best? Nothing sells a product better than images like these… The power of a terrific wall color combined with the right window treatment. Ah.
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If you're been following Lulu de Kwiatkowski (aka Lulu DK) and her work lately like I have (how can you not, the girl is everywhere!), you'll really enjoy this video shot recently at Pioneer Linens in West Palm Beach, Florida where she recently had a trunk show. Although the audio/video quality isn't the best, I really think you'll like watching it. I certainly did. Click here for that.
Pioneer Linens offers her line of bedding (beautiful), so make sure to browse their site because it's filled with linens that will make you have the sweetest dreams ever. My favorites include the red poppy and the oasis in red or navy from her custom line. So crisp and stylish. I also love the cane motif, bold geometric patterns are a huge trend, so of course the diamond-patterned cane scores big in my book.
A special thanks to Jotham at Pioneer Linens for writing in!
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I'm still on vacation, but I had to drop in and say hello and blog some exciting news of course… Designer's Guild of London now has an online store for the US. Yup. I told you, this is huge for Tricia Guild fans in the states. Just look at these patterns and colors – hot, hot, hot! Anyway, I had to share. See you tomorrow everyone!
Purl has some glorious new prints from Tana Lawn for Liberty of London, a British textile artist renowned for making some of the best quality cotton, yet very lightweight, fabrics every — it's almost translucent. Imagine transforming these patterns into breezy curtains for summer?
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After forging the most thoughtful, inclusive regulations in the State of Colorado, we are being asked to overturn them by the tyranny of the referendum. There is a sunset clause in the regulations that could take place, if it were allowed to. The establishment
The sign on the door read "Closed" and the times of operation stated, "Monday, 4:00." Still, a car, with the driver's door open, sat alongside the road in front of The Merc (short for Mercantile), located in the small town of Jamestown. A neighbor offered to go inside to get Rainbow.
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John Lennon's Hashish Habit Helped Shape Obama's Immigration Policy
A 42-year-old legal case where the ex-Beatle faced deportation informs the President's policy today
By now, we well know Barack Obama is a bit of a music fan with a specific appreciation for the Beatles. Aside from having very cool buddies and fans in Bruce Springsteen, Jay Z, Beyoncé, and Dave Grohl, our nation's leader has made a specific effort to honor America's favorite band during his presidency and befriend one Sir Paul McCartney in the process, even getting down to sing "Hey Jude" with an all-star ensemble.
Unsurprisingly, the President is a fan of John Lennon as well. Though not in the way you'd expect. It turns out, a central part of the Obama administration's immigration deportation policy that's deferred the deportation of more than 580,000 immigrants who entered the country illegally as children stems back to a 42-year-old legal case surrounding the late legendary musician.
As Lennon was facing deportation from the United States for a case the Nixon administration was trying to push through — hinging on the artist's 1968 conviction in London for possession of hashish, AP reports — the Beatle's legal efforts to extend his stay exposed the Immigration and Naturalization Service's habit of invoking its own discretion in deciding whom to deport and allowing "non-priority" cases to remain in the country.
Once the inner workings of that program was revealed, the INS was pressured to issue official, public guidance on how its discretion would be applied — a policy that affects today. In the end, Lennon won his case by obtaining a "non-priority" classification, which is what has allowed Obama to spare those immigrants deportation.
"That discretion exists," Lennon's then-lawyer Leon Wildes says. "Any agency which is so huge has to be concerned how they spend their money and what they concentrate on and they shouldn't be deporting people who are here for 25 years and never did anything really wrong... That is the message that we got from representing John Lennon."


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