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The Hornady Custom Grade New Dimension Full Length Sizer Die is a great die for the avid reloader. The CGND Full Length Sizer die features polished elliptical expanders, that significantly reduce case neck stretch. The hardened steel decapping pin will not bend or break, even when depriming cases with a crimped primer pocket. The Full Length Sizer Die also features a Zip Spindle, with a series of light threads cut on the spindle and spindle collet. This eliminates spindle slippage, and makes tightening the spindle lock a breeze when making adjustments. Shellholder sold separately.
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It should be rather obvious that there is a strong possibility that one or more Israeli Dolphin Class submarines will in the mainstream news IF a shooting war starts "over there" soon. I was wanting
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Have any of you made an Israeli Dolphin Class Submarines in any scale???
Seeing how I've never made a resin kit, and don't know much about them, I have two of the OBK Grigorov kits, but haven't ventured yet into the resin world.
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Daughter of the Count of Viana. Sister of Saint Amedeus of Portugal. Raised in the household of Princess Isabel, and accompanied her to Castile when she married John II of Castile. Beatrice spent much of her life as a courtier, but tired of it. She retired to a Cistercian convent in the city of Toledo, and dedicated the rest of her life to God.
Around 1484, Beatrice left the Cistercians and founded the Congregation of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Conceptionists). With the help of Queen Isabel, who funded the start of the new order, Beatrice established a house near the city of Toledo in the castle of Galliana, served as its abbess, and spent the final six years of her life working with the women who joined the order.
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The Bullards Bar Fire started late yesterday afternoon in hot dry and windy conditions. It burned actively through the night. Yesterday's hot and dry conditions have given way to a cooler and more humid air mass today, but continued winds are apparently fanning the flames.
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Incredibly lightweight and compressible, the Aria Vest from Outdoor Research is built to keep you cozy with high-quality goose down insulation and a fully adjustable hood. It packs down small, so it's easy to bring along.
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The curve of the wall follows a new public promenade that allows visitors to view and access the athletic fields.
The etched bar code on the curved arcade wall is a patterned interpretation of Schumacher's piece WATER. Perhaps not so coincidentally, from a distance, the etchings look like small streams of water flowing over the glass. Visitors will be able to play the piece at will, and the composition will constantly play at a low volume in three public courtyards. Surrounding the Digital Water Wall will be a 16,000 square foot terrace designed by SCAPE landscape architects. Even here, the ground will feature a pattern of dots and lines representing WATER created in the paving pattern by using bluestone tiles.
The glass wall sits across from two swimming pools and dance studios inside the building, and on the lawn outside, there are two ball fields and a soccer field. The curve of the wall follows a new promenade that allows visitors to view and access the fields. The 2-story Community Center building also features a state-of-the-art theater, a gymnasium, and several classrooms. SCAPE incorporated green roof technologies on the building, and various design motifs will incorporate water.
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In 1977, NASA conducted a series of tests on a new type of craft: the Space Shuttle. Now that prototype resides on the deck of the Intrepid in a specially designed pavilion. Visitors can walk close to and under the 180-foot-long, six-story Shuttle, the wingspan of which is more than 70 feet. Meanwhile, multimedia displays, images and artifacts will tell the story of space exploration and the Enterprise's role in it.
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The stock market has been having a good year, so you might have been expecting some sort of a "correction."
Today may have been that day.
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O's, Tribe set to start key series in AL playoff picture
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Life on the road hasn't been suitable for Baltimore or Cleveland lately.
The Indians return to Progressive Field on Monday following a 1-5 road trip that went through Atlanta and Detroit. The Orioles are in the midst of a nine-game road swing in which they lost two out of three at both Fenway Park and Yankee Stadium.
Despite their recent results, both clubs are still relevant in the American League Wild Card race, with both teams chasing Oakland and Tampa Bay.
Each team is coming off a sweep-averting win and will look to heat up this week at Progressive Field. The Indians will turn to All-Star Justin Masterson (14-9, 3.49 ERA) in Monday's series opener, while the Orioles are set to tab Bud Norris (3-1, 4.91 ERA).
"We've had a tough road trip as far as results go," Indians manager Terry Francona said before Sunday's win. "There's no getting around that. We haven't put ourselves in a very good position for where we are trying to get. But until somebody tells you you're out of it, you go 100 mph and keep playing."
Francona has been around the game long enough to know that, with 26 games left on the Indians' schedule, anything can happen.
"Do we have to do something special? Yeah, maybe," Francona said. "There's always a special team. You want it to be you. It's not easy. It's not supposed to be, but you do the best you can."
The Orioles know a bit about being that special team. Last season, they grabbed an AL Wild Card berth after a regular season in which they went 29-9 in one-run games and 16-2 in contests that went beyond nine innings.
But Baltimore comes into Monday having lost 11 of its past 18 games. The Orioles have 27 left to play in the regular season, but it won't have a happy ending if they can't start winning consistently again.
"We still have the opportunity," O's catcher Matt Wieters recently said of making the postseason after last year's run to the AL Division Series. "We're still playing the same teams that are fighting for the playoffs like we are. We know we need to start playing better and we need to win games. There's a little bit of urgency to where we just need to get going. We know we're still in it. It's just a matter of putting together a good run at the end of the year."
Orioles: Norris seeking length
Norris has exited the game before throwing six full innings in each of his previous four starts. Since coming to Baltimore from Houston, he is 3-1 with a 4.91 ERA. The righty has thrown 33 innings as an Oriole. In that span, he has 35 strikeouts and 18 walks, with a .292 opponents' average and 1.70 WHIP.
• After falling behind the Yankees by three runs on Sunday, the Orioles stormed back with seven runs in the seventh inning. Baltimore began the frame with three straight singles, a three-run homer by J.J. Hardy, another single and a walk before New York recorded an out. Adam Jones then hit a three-run home run that gave Baltimore further separation.
Indians: Masterson faring well
Masterson has followed his stellar first half by posting a 4-2 record and 2.89 ERA during eight outings since the All-Star break. The sinkerballer turned in quality starts in six of those appearances, and in 53 total second-half innings, he has 51 strikeouts and 20 walks, with a .216 opponents' average and 1.17 WHIP.
• Mike Aviles broke a scoreless tie in the top of the ninth inning of Sunday's game with a game-winning grand slam to left field off Tigers reliever Joaquin Benoit. The Indians snapped a seven-game losing streak against Detroit.
Worth noting
• The Orioles hosted Cleveland from June 24-27, with each team winning two tilts in the four-game series.
• In 13 games (nine starts) against Baltimore, Masterson is 6-4 with a 4.71 ERA. Norris has never faced the Indians.
Mark Emery is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Now here is a country that does things by the rule of law: CONSTITUTIONAL procedures. And everyone screams "coup" in "defense" of Democracy. Unlike Honduras, Paraguay got things right! And this impeachment procedure, strengthens democracy not undermines it!
I didnt hear one squeak from Brazil, Argentina, Salvador, etc when Ortega VIOLATED THE CONSTITUTION in reelecting himself (amidst fraude and voter manipulation as evidenced from thousands of evidence, and even the OAS) for a 2nd consecutvie term and a 3rd term in his life-time!! ART 147 of Nicaragua bars any individual from holding office for more than 2 terms and especially for 2 consecutive terms.
Moreover, he has 34 state officiales in key positions in de-facto status, extending their period by decree way beyond their 5 year constitutional time frame. Key players, like head of Supreme Court, head of Electoral Council, Police Chief, and others, that continue to prop-up his dictatorship.
What about Nicaraguas Democracy?? Nicaragua's constitution and rule of law??
Nicargua has by all standards an ILLEGITIMATE, ILLEGAL AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT!!! .... yet, not one peep. Embassadors still here, Ortega goes to all the regional meetings, etc.
This double standard from the OAS, Latin American countries is sickening.
You forgot Cuba, its really a democracy there...
You are correct in pointing a finger at other Latin American countries. It is certainly inconsistent to suspend Paraguay for a break of democracy and, on the next minute, to accept into the bloc Venezuela, where democracy is being constantly undermined by the President.
(taking Venezuela in, by the way, is also illegal; Paraguay is still a Mercosur member and its acceptance is required by the Accession Protocol. But the issue can only be raised before a Mercosur tribunal by Paraguay, and only after it comes back fully into Mercosur, when it will probably be too late.)
However, I need to point out that your case against the Nicaraguan government is precisely that what is happening there is an undermining of "true" democracy under a cover of legality. And you accuse the Latin American governments of inconsistency for accepting this and protesting the Paraguayan Constitutional Coup. However, you seem to adopt the same double standards yourself, just with inverted positions.
You claim that it is a positive thing that "the executive is not untouchable no matter how bad your performance is". Swap "executive" for "legislative" or "judiciary" there and this could have come from the mouth of one of the people you dislike so much. Why not, after all, have similar procedures for removing legislators and judges for "bad performance"?
You can, of course, claim this is inspired in the parlamentarian system. And I can only point out that one of Chávez' favourite replies to accusations against him is that in parlamentarian systems no one complains if the Prime Minister stays in power for twenty years. It is a different system - under which, for example, the Prime Minister may call for early elections and has as much of a gun pointed at the parliement as a gun pointed to herself.
In short, as long as calls for democracy are one-sided and aimed solely at your political opponents - while your friend's attacks on democracy are forgiven and even cheered on for "strengthening democracy" - history will repeat itself in Latin America. Latin American governments are guilty of it, but their current critics are no less so.
That was a very clever comment, dude. Thanks.
Don't forget that by definition what a leftist regime does is "Bueno"
and what a non-leftist one does is "malo" even if the same thing [and is probably an evil US engineered plot]. I know this is true because I've seen it in the dictionario [printed in Havana, Beijing, Moscow, or somewhere like that].
I really enjoyed your comment, man. Very good points.
No constitution allow the ousting of a president of a country in 24 hours.
Umm, NO! Nicaragua is not "precisely" what is happening in Paraguay.
Ortega is actually in violation of art 147 of the Nicaraguan Constitution. He is violating the constitution by not presenting new candidates to congress in 34 government posts as he should have 2 and 1/2 yrs ago. Constitution says period MAXIMUM of 5 years for high state officials. Ortega illegal candidacy "won" an election that even the EU and OAS observers reporter as "manipulation".
How is that precisely what is going on Paraguys???? where there hasnt been a break in the constitution, 95% of congress voted in favor of impeachment.
And also, who says Franco and his liberal party are "my friends". And please iluminate the world on how many articles in the Constitution were broken, when even Insulza from the OAS, said it was legal.
why don't we have impeachment laws for legislators and judges?? good question, why not? no country in the world has them for those posts, its up to elections and election only. I woujld be in favor of impeachment for any government official for breaking the constitution and poor performance. However, perhaps, poor performancce impeachment should be followed by a national vote, and if the two concur, he is out. But that would take millions of dollars and probably the OAS would have to fit the bill.
You seem to make way too many assumptions about my position and views. I am from Nicaragua, and poor countries need a strong democracy. And nothing strengthens democracy more than ACCOUNTABILITY.
the cons. doesnt stipulate a time-frame. Just the mechanisms and parameters for the impeachment process which were followed to the letter, therefore, legal.
That a businessman is successful does not make him fit to be president.
As for the story: the fact that the War of the Triple Alliance was genocidal (between 60% and 90% of the Paraguayan population killed, depedning on whom you believe) is due to President López's determination to keep on fighting superior forces, in a war that he had started, until his death on the battlefield, and to the unquestioning obedience in which the people had been schooled by the Jesuits and by their successive dictators.
Not even Hitler was this effective.
As is well known, history is written by victors which is not necessarily true. According to you, the war of the triple alliance was due to Paraguay and ultimately by president Lopez. In fact, what brought up the triple alliance war was the fact that Paraguay, in an effort to help Uruguay, whose territories were slowly absorbed by Brazil and Argentina asked for Paraguay help. But in the end, the government of Venancio Flores ultimately turn
against the Paraguayans and the rest is history. Moreover, your opinion that Paraguayans had the ill determination of keep on fighting against superior forces demonstrates your lack of knowledge of the Paraguayan people. Paraguayans prefer to fight till the end instead of living like a tethered lions.
It's an absurd, so Brasil e Argentina should let Paraguay take brazilian territory???
Before you write such texts go read serious history books about the subject first. Sure Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay destroyed Paraguay in that war, with full financial and logistical support from Britain.
But the war itself was started by Paraguay (by Solano Lopez, heir / perpetuator of the Lopez's dinasty in Paraguay) and his hopeless resistance in the final two years of the war only made things worse for his countrymen - dictators do not care about such matters after all...
And what the Brazilian, Argentinian, Venezuelan, Bolivian and Ecuadorian current administrations know about respecting Democracy?
They all support Fidel Castro in his private island: Cuba.
In Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia and Argentina the press is constantly molested by their presidents and their congresses don´t have enough power to represent their voters.
Mercosul is a joke anyway, every member is fighting and competing against each other, instead of developing free trade. It should be helping their populations business people and not being used to promote leftists diplomats interested in developing their personal careers only. They play friends today, because of Paraguay,and tomorrow they will be trying to find a way to hurt each other, by establishing new protectionism rules, depending on how much money their local lobbyists put in their pockets.
The Brazilian diplomacy is worldwide known as a big time loser: Ahmadinejad, Italian terrorist Cesare Battisti, Zelaya/Honduras, Bolivian Gas dispute etc...Not a single little victory in the entire PT administration.In every dispute Brazil is involved, its diplomacy team will destroy Brazilians interests in order to keep following our government Cuban ideology.
The Brazilians farmers are 100% against Lugo, and even the poorest Paraguayans are too.And they are lucky enough to have a strong congress, fully elected by them and ready to protect their democracy.
Lugo is done, and he had the chances to do what he had promised to, but just failed.He is a lier and got what he deserved. The rest is Paraguayan business, they are entitle to do whatever they want in their country, without external intervention, specially by fake diplomacies like we have all over South America(and Cuba).
You have every right to think the process was legal. But calling this a move to "protect their democracy" brings to mind the worst in our continent's history: the notion that removing someone from office because you do not agree with their policies is justifiable. What did Lugo do against democracy again?
PS - Also the Brazilian diplomacy being "a big loser" over the past decade is a Brazilian-only fantasy. I can't be bothered listing victories, big and small. Just take a look at the past editions of this newspaper, or ask anyone else in the world. ;)
I didn´t say Lugo did something against democracy, he sure did not respect the local constitution, that´s why he was impeached, according to their constitution rules.
I said the Paraguayan congress is ready to protect their democracy, as this new government is not a dictatorship, like the ones AR,BR,VZ,BO and EC fully support worldwide.
The election will happen next year, when the Paraguayans will vote for whoever they want.
Lugo doesn´t even have a candidate, since he knows people don´t trust him anymore. Democracy is against him from now on.He just harms Paraguay, even after he left the presidency. Paraguay is worst after Lugo.It needs help now and the neighbors won´t help because of their leftist ideology.
Nobody needs to ask anyone else about diplomacies victories. If the victories are happening, you feel it in your daily life, when your local shops sell you cheaper products, you pay cheaper energy, your air and you water is less polluted, your kids future is secured, when you can export your production to everywhere, your city is safer and your planet is better.
Thats the problem with the Brazilian diplomacy, you just wrote yourself, its about showing off, appearing in newspapers and television, like diplomats and presidents were supposed to be celebrities.
1) Again: can you point to a specific article of the Paraguayan Constitution Lugo did not respect? Or maybe you are in favour of ousting impopular Presidents? I think Sebastián Piñera would be South America's least popular President these days. If he was toppled tomorrow no one would take to the streets. Would you be for his destitution because of that?
2) I think you pulled a Vizzini there. 'Diplomatic victories' and 'diplomatic losses' don't mean what you think they mean (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D58LpHBnvsI). These are terms with meaning, it's not like "I don't like the government, therefore it's a diplomatic failure". Even if, like, you can't buy the apples you like anymore because they transferred the market to the other side of town, that doesn't have anything to do with diplomatic victories. The Soviet Union was diplomatically very successful while its people were starving and doing forced labour. Japan is a diplomatic disaster for the size of its economy, and its population lives pretty well. I cannot see how messing concepts up is of any help in analysing reality. Unless you don't really care about analysing reality - then feel free to say what you want. Amuse us.
I hope you never get a flat tire, because you will keep blowing it forever instead of reading the manual, where it says:"Change the tire."
it wasnt a move to "protect" democracy, but it certainly strengthened Paraguay's democracy.
It was a political move no doubt. As they could waited 14 months till his term was over.... but it was a legal and whats more a CONSTITUTIONAL move that reflects that at least in Paraguay, Democracy works, that checks and balance works, that the executive is not a throne untouchable no matter how bad your performance is.
A coup, certainly not. Hasty and harsh, perhaps. But still, legal and constitutional. Other countries have no right to try to influence what is going on. It is the equivalent of NATO and western europe kicking out America for impeaching Nixon and Clinton (though none were impeached, nixon quit and clinton survived)
read my post above, and see why, the reaction of other countries is infuriating to me personally.
Have you read the Paraguayan Constitution? There say something like "bad government" as enough to kick off the president. So, if they did agreed with a law like this someday, the impeachment was legal, wasn't it? The fact from why Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay made so noise about the "lack of democracy in their neighbour land" was clearly today, they suspend Paraguay until the 2013' elections, and among this, accept Venezuela to the Mercosul. The only one who was against this was, guess... Paraguay... I wonder... is Venezuela a trully democracy?
Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Bolivia and Ecuador know more about respecting democracy than the US does. Cuba used to be America's island, which is why Cubans fought a civil war to take it back.
Readers here are not the illiterate you are so used to abuse. Cuba is a dictatorship, and your Fidel is an old criminal lier and a dictator, who lives in a palace, in a privileged world. His relatives enjoy capitalist lifestyle and they won´t even consider to live like ordinary Cubans. If you want to talk about democracy, don´t bring Cuba as an example, people will make fun of you.
Wanna prove me wrong? Bring free elections and free press to Cuba, unless you are too scared of the truth.
after reading your ignorance and disrespect for the people in latin-america, I just feel sorry for you having to live these days of a "free" southamerica and a vanishing colonial empire.
You are as wrong as Fulgencio Batista's CIA handlers. Your historical ignorance is laughable.
The Economist should notice that the impeachment is prescribed by the Constitution (art. 225), however the Paraguayan Constitution also prescribes all those basic rights that we call "due process of law". That of course includes the right to ample and proper defence as well other process guarantees, which must also be respected in an impeachment process. So, the impeachment is based on a constitutional rule, the regulation by the Congress is based on a constitutional rule, BUT the process by which it was done was definitely against some constitutional rules that guarantee basic rights of any citizen. A power given by the Constitution, in a democratic state, must be used with total respect to the fundamental rights which are also written in the Constitution, so it is not enough to say that the Congress had the legal power to regulate the impeachment.
Besides, at the least it is historically innacurate, at the most ridiculous to compare the "threats" (actually, condemnations made according to international deals within Unasul and Mercosul and accepted by Paraguay) of Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay with the Triple Alliance of the 1860s. That time it was Paraguay's dictatorship that decided to invade other countries in an expansionist policy that ultimately ended in disaster and near genocide of Paraguayans. So, even if the Triple Alliance is definitely guilty because of its extremely destructive behavior during the war, Paraguay was the insensible attacker, and not the innocent victim of external threats.
Actually, one comparison may be true: just like in the 1860s, Paraguay is also wrong now, having eroded its fragile democracy in a summary trial of a mere 36 hours, but (again) the neighbor countries should react in a more sensible and peaceful way, avoiding extreme sanctions (though I think the new government does need to "feel" how its illegitimate and undemocratic grasp of the political power has consequences in its foreign policy and within international organizations like the OAS, Unasul and Mercosul).
I believe you have the right to your opinion, as we as readers have the to see through it as inacurate. Read up on the history of the "Triple Alianza Agreement", and you will see that Uruguay, Brazil and Argentina signed with full consent to anhilate the Paraguayan population, before any "agression" from Paraguay, which should be changed to defense, as the Paraguayan army was on its way to Uruguay, to help the White party, as it had been ousted through a military coup, with support from Brazil. Sir, the internet is for all, by all.
As you said, the Paraguayan army was on its way to Uruguay, but interestingly, as Paraguay is not a neighbor to Uruguay, the dictatorship's army had to pass through Brazilian and Argentine lands, or to put it in realistic terms, had to invade them. Paraguay was then an expansionist country led by a quite megalomaniacal dictator. Of course Argentina was no beautiful democracy and Brazil was an Empire terribly dependent on slavery, but that doesn't change the fact that even historical foes like Brazil and Argentina only united and allied because Paraguay become a dangerous and expansionist country with unrealistic ambitions to expand its territory and power. Its population was a mere 600,000 (according to most estimates), while Brazil had almost 10 million and Argentina about 2 million. The annihilation of Paraguay was terrible, but not quite improbable, as its citizens were all forced by the government to go to war, including thousands of children. What happened in Paraguay was similar to the way Germany in the end was absolutely destroyed and lost millions of lives because it went too ambitious and invaded too many other countries. The other countries, of course, made an alliance and gave their consent to destroy the attacker country as much as possible (I don't think that's right, of course, but that's how warfare in general happens).
Paraguay an expansionist country? let be known that Paraguay was one of the most vanguard and modern country of South America at the time.Because in an effort to help a friendly country, Lopez is tilted 'Megalomaniac dictator' and the country compare to 'Hitler Germany'
Moreover, you're mentioning that the citizen were ' all forced" by the government to go to war. Dear sir, please know this, that it won't take a second though from my part to defend my country if it needed me to. If Paraguay had only 600,000 people ( amusing that half of it were females and children) how can you say that millions of lives were lost in such terrible and event? I agree with you however, that in politics is very difficult to trust your allies or neighbors. As once again it is demonstrated by the quick suspension of Paraguay from the Mercosur and Unasur. I guess, as many other readers agree, democracy such of those of Venezuela and Cuba are much better for the Latin American region. In the end, I pray and certainly hope that Paraguay will definitely exit the two trading blocks and if in the future, even if invite to rejoin, will flatly turn down such invitation.
Yes, a vanguard and more modern country in South America, but still authoritarian and expansionist. What do you think, that it is impossible for a country to develop economically and socially and remain authoritarian and expansionist in its politics and foreign relations? Of course it is possible. Again Nazi Germany is a convenient example. As for the millions of lives, please read more carefully, as I was referring to Nazi Germany and comparing its ultimate dreadful slaughter by 1944-1945 with what happened in 1860s Paraguay, which, whether you like it or not, invaded other countries in order to "help a friendly country" (ok, I'll believe that, we are all so naïve, aren't we? lol). As for "forcing" the citizens to go to war, of course your nationalist claims make you forget that it is obviously awful that a government should send thousands of its own children to war only out of "love" for their homeland. I don't doubt the Paraguayan people's courage, but it should be evident now to most Paraguayans that a government that, to win a war, stimulates children and, AFAIK, women to become soldiers is absolutely clueless and cruel.
Yours is a thoughtful and balanced analysis, without the political bias and revolutionary/counterrevolutionary bombast. However, there are a couple of issues that you need to consider. US Americans are Constitutionalists. While there are some areas/ issues of literal versus interpretive validity, the letter of the law [as determined by a final decision of the supreme court or constitutional amendment] is usually decisive.
You seem to be implying that following the letter of the constitution of Paraguay was insufficient. IF the president had not followed the letter of the constitution would that not have been itself grounds for impeachment and removal [and the same for the legislature for allowing that, not so]?
Your point seems to be based on a feeling of unfairness, the same emotive "reasoning" used by the left to oppose the removal of the leftist president of Honduras when he actually violated the letter of his constitution and ignored the warnings of his supreme court and legislature by doing so again.
Feelings are not sufficient in such cases, nor is perceived unfairness in the constitution nor the constitutional procedure used in removing an offender. The only remedy from a US American perspective is a supreme court ruling or a constitutional change. Any other course is an extralegal and revolutionary attack on the constitution and laws.
By the way, this predisposition of US Americans to regard the Constitution as virtually holy writ, is responsible for some of the more spectacular failures in US diplomacy and many unwise interventions.
I'm sorry if my message made you perceive my reasons as derived of "feelings", but that was not my point. Fundamental rights, when they are clearly inscribed in a Constitution, become decisive rules by which any "lower" (considering the Constitution the "higher law" of the juridical system, as it has traditionally been sustained since Hans Kelsen) will be judged as valid or not. We learn in the Law School, and it indeed seems so, that the Constitution is a system, and not merely a book where a bunch of rules are written. So, to judge properly if an act or a rule is constitutional or not, one must take into account that not only the constitutional rule to which it is most directly linked, but also ALL the system of the Constitution must have been respected in that act. For example, if the Constitution allows the Executive branch to expropriate lands in some situtations, that is not enough to make any expropriation done by the power constitutionally responsible for that act legitimate whatsoever. In fact, if fundamental rights or individual guarantees were not respected in the act of expropriation, the act was unconstitutional and, therefore, invalid. What we need to take into account is the SYSTEM that the Constitution is, and not each rule separatedly. The impeachment process may be abstractly legal, because it is provided by the Constitution and attributed by it to the Congress, BUT it may be, in a given concrete situation, unconstitutional. You must remember that the regulation of the process was done by the Congress, and not by the Constitution, which only specifies the "quorum" (number of votes) required and not much more. In this case, we must distinguish the abstract situation from the concrete one. This is very much a juridical, legal problem, and not one of "feelings", even though I'd arguee that the idea of fairness is important in the moment the Constitution and the laws are defined (but that's another story). Greetings!
Thank you for your very interesting reply. I do not know how much you know about the US Constitution or our legal system. To the best of my academic knowledge [not being a practicing lawyer] what you have written, provided that I understand well, is not applicable to US theory and practice.
That our present Constitution dates from 1788 and has had only one serious challenge [that failed on the battle field], thus being in uninterrupted force for 224 years [the present government likewise] has often been credited to three factors:
1. The written word is paramount
2. Only the Supreme Court or an amendment [difficult to get, so we have had only 27] can alter the decision. Supreme Courts can alter previous decisions but "stare decisis" makes them respect previous decisions.
3. Common law, tradition and the importance of the states. Massachusetts laws stretch back to colonial times and our constitution is from 1783, the prominence of state courts and constitutions seems perversely to have made the US more stable rather than less.
It sounds to me, still, that you give more weight to interpretation whereas we give more to the written word. Some have called our adherence to the constitution quasi-religious and some of the sitting supreme court justices are originalists who believe that the meaning of the words must be understood as the founding fathers knew them.
Thanks again. Let me know if this clarifies the problem.
Thanks for you reply. As a Brazilian lawyer, my knowledge is more based on the mixed system that has prevailed here since the end of the 19th century, which is mostly based on the traditional European legal system with a few aspects of the US legal theory and practice. I don't know how legal experts in the US consider the Constitution, but in the European-based system prevailing in Brazil interpretation does matter a lot, and it is even more important to notice that the Constitution is a system, so it should be obeyed in its entirety in order to make an act legal/constitutional. An act abstractly authorized by the Constitution must also be realized in a way that doesn't offend any right provided by the Constitution. I think the US legal system wouldn't disagree with that.
However, as for the issue written word versus interpretation, I think it is now very questionable to say that there may be a "written word" that is not the result of interpretation. It may be a most literal interpretation, but interpretation it still is. So, an extremely strict adherence to the constitutional text, or as you say "quasi-religious", is at the best somewhat inconsistent, because the text must be interpreted, and what seems like the most "literal" interpretation changes with the development of values and practices (unless, of course, if they are really sincere "originalists", but I highly doubt the system of judicial review applied by the US Supreme Court would have been useful if the interpretation had remained "original" and unchangeable since the 18th century).
Very interesting, but though Brasil is also a "Federal Republic" your states do not have the autonomy of ours, so that most law has, in the US, in general been a product of the states' constitutions and laws. Sovereignty is shared between the national and state governments to a degree more like the former EU than like other federal systems.
Massachusetts' present constitution has a provision used in 1783 [before joining the present US] that made slavery illegal, which caused conflict between Massachusetts and other states as well the federal government. The same law was used five years ago to make it illegal to discriminate against gays in marriage rights. resulting in the same problems with other states and the federal government.
The US Federal Constitution is a matter of strict adherence because it was supposed to limit the federal government and, "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." Amendment X, 1791.
Since the necessary but lamentable Civil War, the power of the Federal government has been increasing exponentially. That war, you may know, was fought with state armies not federal ones. At one point in time Massachusetts had 54 regiments, infantry and cavalry and its own naval arm. Since World War I except for local guard units the army has been national.
We do in fact have a very different view. I have also posited that the US government is not actually sovereign in the same sense as other governments. Due to the nature of the federation, this amendment, and the sovereignty reserved, the US government is more like an agent of the states than like a sovereign.
Many thanks for a very interesting conversation.
Thanks for your short lesson. I really didn't know some of those aspects of the autonomy of states in the US, especially the point about the states having had their own armies during the time of the Civil War. As for Brazil's Federation, the differences in comparison to the formation of the US are very evident. In our Law lessons, we used to study that Brazilian experts consider that the US is a "Federation by association", while Brazil is a typical case of a "Federation by dissociation", that is, the US states were sovereign nations that gradually - through decades or even centuries - gave some of their power to the central government, while what happened in Brazil was basically the opposite process: an unitary and centralized Empire with lots of local issues that increasingly demanded more autonomy for the then provinces, in a series of complaints and rebellions that after many decades resulted in the establishment of a Federation (that is, in the dissociation of the once central power).
Thanks for your insightful messages, too. All the best!
Lugo's interior minister, Carlos Filizola was not from the Liberal party. He belongs to the Pais Solidario Party.
Thanks. Now fixed.
Venezuela has been trying to enter the Mercosur and out of the four founding members (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay), Paraguay is the only country whose parlament has not accepted this. Also, China has proposed a free trade deal with the Mercosur and again, Paraguay seems to be a problem! Paraguay doesn't have any diplomatic relations with China because its one of the 23 countries in the world that recognize Taiwan as the legitimate government of China. I think there are plenty of reasons for the Mercosur wanting to kick out Paraguay.
And then there's the fact that the Mercosur is just flawed, Argentina is becoming increasingly proctectionist, and as far as I know, Paraguay really has little to no benefits in participating in this organization..
I agree with you, I would not be surprised if they add Venezuela before Paraguayan presidential election, in a filthy leftist move.
I guess Chavez model of "democracy" is the kind they want in all South America.
And the "democratic" Venezuela was just added in the club: oil and colonels, an explosive combination...
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Preschool children grow by leaps and bounds: physically, mentally, and socially. From tears and tantrums to affectionate kisses and uncontrolled exuberance, a preschooler's moods and feelings can be confusing. But there is information that can help parents understand, cope with, and nurture their child's emotional development.
Small People, Big Feelings
They stand under four feet tall. Their hands and feet are adorably little. They wear small clothes, love tiny toys, and have a favorite stuffed friend that is just the right size for cuddling. But their feelings are so very big.
Preschoolers aged two to five years can have emotions that demand attention, validation, and resolution. They are intense, entangled, confusing, and surprisingly sophisticated. They produce tears and then suddenly, smiles.
Buckle up. You are about to tumble over the rough and wonderful terrain that is the emotional life of a preschooler.
Merging Sense With Sensibility
The child psychologist Bruno Bettelheim believed that emotional development begins at birth. This is no surprise to a parent desperately trying to comfort a squalling, angry, red-faced newborn. But before age two, a child's emotions are mostly reactive.
Relying on verbal cues to determine whether a newborn is happy or angry is impossible, since an infant has no capacity for using spoken language. So other signs are required to communicate whether he or she is happy or upset.
Hence the red face and squalling. Granted, nonstop crying seems like nature's guarantee that you'll never sleep soundly again. But it serves a valuable function, reminding you to change, feed, or comfort your baby.
As a child grows, her range of emotions and the way she expresses those emotions matures as well. In fact, a child's emotional development is much like the physical and mental: an increasingly complex progression of skills that build on each other.
There are six milestones in a young child's emotional maturation. The first three, all occurring before the first birthday, address a baby's experience of and reaction to the world. The first is how a child organizes and seeks out new sensations. The second occurs when the child takes a keen interest in the world. Using this newfound interest, the third step happens when the child begins to engage in an emotional dialogue with his parents. He smiles in response to his parents and discovers, in turn, that his smiles or cries of protest cause his parents to react.
After about a year, this interaction goes a step further, signifying the fourth milestone. The toddler learns that small bits of feelings and behaviors are connected to a larger and more complicated pattern. For instance, he now knows that his hunger pangs can be abated by leading mom to the refrigerator and pointing to a piece of cheese. He also begins to understand that both things and people have functions in his world.
At the fifth milestone, the child is generally approaching preschool years. He can now conjure up mental pictures of people and objects that are important to him. Now he has learned an invaluable coping skill: evoking the image of his mother and using it to comfort himself.
Finally, as he passes the sixth milestone, a child develops the capacity for 'emotional thinking'. This is the rich and full result of being able to combine ideas and feelings logically. By the time a child is four years old, he can arrange these emotional ideas into various patterns and knows the differences between emotions (what feels like love versus what feels like anger).
He understands that his impulses have consequences. If he says he hates you, he will connect the sad look on your face with his outburst. Much as he built a house with blocks, he can now build a collection of emotional ideas. This gives him the ability to plan and anticipate and to create an internal mental life for himself. Most importantly, he has learned which feelings are his and which are someone else's, and the impact and consequences of his feelings.
What began as a basic interest in the environment grows into a desire not only to interact with the world, but to re-create and re-experience it in his mind. It's a sophisticated process that happens invisibly but inevitably as your child grows.
An Emotional Timeline
Keep in mind that every child is unique, so what follows is only a general guide. Joy and anger are joined in the first months of life by pleasure, distress, surprise, and disgust. By eight or nine months old, infants experience fear and sadness. At one year, children have already experienced a wide range of emotions across the emotional spectrum.
Over time, the child will develop more complicated emotions, such as shame, guilt, and pride. A feeling of empathy can begin as early as the second year. And anyone who interacts with a preschooler can identify the exuberance and excitement that characterize these years.
Stranger anxiety peaks during the toddler years and between the ages of three and four, many other specific or global fears develop. A three-year-old is already capable of worrying about an important person or pet and feeling lonely in their absence. By age four or five, feelings of aggression surface, having already simmered inside for a time. Between the ages of four and six, a conscience begins to emerge, bringing a lifelong companion of guilt. From about ages three to six, jealousy over the opposite-sex parent starts to have an effect on behavior. Anger continues, but rather than being directed outward, it may be aimed more toward the self or generated over conflicts with others.
Once a child realizes he is separate from the people he's depended on since birth, it's bound to engender feelings of discomfort. One of the most prominent of these feelings is separation anxiety. This surfaces early in life and is difficult for young children to manage because it is composed of contradictory halves: the need for closeness and the desire for independence. But separation anxiety is developmentally essential. It sets the arena in which limits are eventually labeled and negotiated between parent and child. Other prominent childhood emotions such as anger, frustration, jealousy, or fear may either arise from or and become intertwined with separation anxiety.
In fact, all of your child's emotions are co-engaged in a kind of chaotic disguise. Is his fear of loud noises what it seems? Or is it really related to the normal and unsettling surge of aggressiveness that occurs at this age? Is your preschooler's tantrum a result of his anger at you, or is he feeling helpless over something he can't control?
Every six months of development seems to bring another twist to the emotional saga. For instance, the typical three-year-old may be happy, calm, secure, and friendly. As as the year goes on, however, this same child may become anxious, insecure, fearful, and determined. This equilibrium and disequilibrium alternates from ages 18 months to five years. Just as you're getting used to your child again, a few months pass and she becomes someone new, but not necessarily improved.
Emotions can coil up one inside another, such as when aggression is masked as fear or when anger obscures helplessness. But as a parent, being aware and prepared will help when these feelings are shuffled around every six months.
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The groundhog (Marmota monax), also known as a woodchuck, whistle-pig, or in some areas as a land-beaver, is a rodent of the family Sciuridae, belonging to the group of large ground squirrels known as marmots. Other marmots, such as the yellow-bellied and hoary marmots, live in rocky and mountainous areas, but the woodchuck is a lowland creature. It is widely distributed in North America and common in the northeastern and central United States. Groundhogs are found as far north as Alaska, with their habitat extending southeast to Alabama.[2]
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The groundhog is the largest sciurid in its geographical range, typically measuring 40 to 65 cm (16 to 26 in) long (including a 15 cm (6 in) tail) and weighing 2 to 4 kg (4 to 9 lb). In areas with fewer natural predators and large amounts of alfalfa, groundhogs can grow to 80 cm (30 in) and 14 kg (31 lb). Groundhogs are well adapted for digging, with short but powerful limbs and curved, thick claws. Unlike other sciurids, the groundhog's spine is curved, more like that of a mole, and the tail is comparably shorter as well—only about one-fourth of body length. Suited to their temperate habitat, groundhogs are covered with two coats of fur: a dense grey undercoat and a longer coat of banded guard hairs that gives the groundhog its distinctive "frosted" appearance.
In the wild, groundhogs can live up to six years, with two or three being average. In captivity, groundhogs are reported to live from 9–14 years. Common predators for groundhogs include wolves, coyotes, foxes, bobcats, bears, large hawks, and dogs. Young groundhogs are often at risk for predation by snakes, which easily enter the burrow.
Mostly herbivorous, groundhogs primarily eat wild grasses and other vegetation, including berries and agricultural crops, when available.[3] Groundhogs also eat grubs, grasshoppers, insects, snails and other small animals, but are not as omnivorous as many other Sciuridae. Like squirrels, they also have been observed sitting up eating nuts such as shagbark hickory, but unlike squirrels, do not bury them for future use. Groundhogs hydrate through eating leafy plants rather than drinking from a water source.
Groundhogs are excellent burrowers, using burrows for sleeping, rearing young, and hibernating. The average groundhog has been estimated to move approximately 1 m3 (35 cu ft), or 320 kg (710 lb), of soil when digging a burrow. Though groundhogs are the most solitary of the marmots, several individuals may occupy the same burrow. Groundhog burrows usually have two to five entrances, providing groundhogs their primary means of escape from predators. Burrows are particularly large, with up to 14 metres (46 ft) of tunnels buried up to 1.5 metres (5 ft) underground, and can pose a serious threat to agricultural and residential development by damaging farm machinery and even undermining building foundations.[4]
Groundhogs are one of the few species that enter into true hibernation, and often build a separate "winter burrow" for this purpose. This burrow is usually in a wooded or brushy area and is dug below the frost line and remains at a stable temperature well above freezing during the winter months. In most areas, groundhogs hibernate from October to March or April, but in more temperate areas, they may hibernate as little as 3 months.[5] To survive the winter, they are at their maximum weight shortly before entering hibernation. They emerge from hibernation with some remaining body fat to live on until the warmer spring weather produces abundant plant materials for food. Groundhogs are mostly diurnal.
Despite their heavy-bodied appearance, groundhogs are accomplished swimmers and excellent tree climbers when escaping predators or when they want to survey their surroundings.[6] They prefer to retreat to their burrows when threatened; if the burrow is invaded, the groundhog tenaciously defends itself with its two large incisors and front claws. Groundhogs are generally agonistic and territorial among their own species, and may skirmish to establish dominance.[3]
Outside their burrow, individuals are alert when not actively feeding. It is common to see one or more nearly-motionless individuals standing erect on their hind feet watching for danger. When alarmed, they use a high-pitched whistle to warn the rest of the colony, hence the name "whistle-pig".[4][7] Groundhogs may squeal when fighting, seriously injured, or caught by an enemy.[7] Other sounds groundhogs may make are low barks and a sound produced by grinding their teeth.[7] When groundhogs are frightened, the hairs of the tail stand straight up, giving the tail the appearance of a hair brush.
Usually groundhogs breed in their second year, but a small proportion may breed in their first. The breeding season extends from early March to mid- or late April, after hibernation. A mated pair remains in the same den throughout the 31–32 day[8] gestation period. As birth of the young approaches in April or May, the male leaves the den. One litter is produced annually, usually containing two to six blind, hairless and helpless young. Young groundhogs are weaned and ready to seek their own dens at five to six weeks of age.
The groundhog prefers open country and the edges of woodland, and it is rarely far from a burrow entrance. Since the clearing of forests provided it with much more suitable habitat, the groundhog population is probably higher now than it was before the arrival of European settlers in North America. Groundhogs are often hunted for sport, which tends to control their numbers. However, their ability to reproduce quickly has tended to mitigate the depopulating effects of sport hunting.[4] As a consequence, the groundhog is a familiar animal to many people in the United States and Canada.
Human relevance
Groundhogs raised in captivity can be socialized relatively easily; however, their aggressive nature can pose problems. Doug Schwartz, a zookeeper and groundhog trainer at the Staten Island Zoo, has been quoted as saying "They're known for their aggression, so you're starting from a hard place. [Their] natural impulse is to kill 'em all and let God sort 'em out. You have to work to produce the sweet and cuddly."[9]
In the United States and Canada, the yearly Groundhog Day celebration has given the groundhog recognition and popularity, as has the movie of the same name. The most popularly known of these groundhogs are Wiarton Willie and Punxsutawney Phil, well kept as part of Groundhog Day festivities in Wiarton, Ontario and Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, respectively. A famous southern groundhog, General Beauregard Lee, is based at the Yellow River Game Ranch outside Atlanta, Georgia.
Woodchucks are used in medical research on hepatitis B-induced liver cancer. When infected with woodchuck hepatitis B virus, they are at 100% risk for developing liver cancer, making them a good model for testing hepatitis B and liver cancer therapies.
Groundhog burrows have been known to reveal at least one archaeological site, the Ufferman Site in the U.S. state of Ohio.[10] Although archaeologists have never excavated the Ufferman Site, numerous artifacts have been found because of the activities of local groundhogs. They favor the loose soil of the esker upon which the site lies, and their many diggings for their burrows have brought to the surface significant numbers of human and animal bones, pottery, and bits of stone.[10]
The etymology of the name woodchuck is unrelated to wood or chucking. It stems from an Algonquian (possibly Narragansett) name for the animal, wuchak. The similarity between the words has led to the common tongue-twister:
- How much wood would a woodchuck chuck
- if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
- A woodchuck would chuck all the wood he could
- if a woodchuck could chuck wood![11]
In popular culture
- One of Robert Frost's best known poems is "A Drumlin Woodchuck," in which he uses the imagery of a woodchuck dug in to a small ridge as a metaphor for his emotional reticence.
- A woodchuck figures prominently in the movie Groundhog Day.
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- ^ Marmota monax (Linnaeus); Woodchuck. Pick4.pick.uga.edu. Retrieved on 2011-09-15.
- ^ a b Whitaker, John O; Hamilton, W J. (1998). Mammals of the Eastern United States. Cornell University Press. ISBN 0-8014-3475-0.
- ^ a b c Light, Jessica E.. "Animal Diversity Web: Marmota monax". University of Michigan Museum of Zoology. http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/information/Marmota_monax.html. Retrieved 2009-07-14.
- ^ Woodchucks in Rhode Island. (PDF) . dem.ri.gov. Retrieved on 2011-09-15.
- ^ Chapman, J.A.; Feldhammer, G.A. (1982). Wild Mammals of North America, Biology, Management, Economics. Johns Hopkins University Press.
- ^ a b c Hinterland Who's Who ("Canadian Wildlife Service: Mammals: Woodchuck"). Hww.ca. Retrieved on 2011-09-15.
- ^ Woodchuck. Marmota monax. (PDF). North Caroline Wildlife
- ^ Newman, Andy (2007-12-01). "Grooming a Weatherman for his TV Debut, and Hoping He Doesn't Bite The Host". The New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/12/nyregion/12groundhog.html?_r=1
- ^ a b Owen, Lorrie K., ed. Dictionary of Ohio Historic Places. Vol. 1. St. Clair Shores: Somerset, 1999, 328.
- ^ Lyrics and Words for Children's Nursery Rhymes and Songs. BusSongs.com. Retrieved on 2011-09-15.


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