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Carpets and hard-surface flooring located in lobbies and foyers, which act as transition points between streets and parking lots and internal transportation systems such as elevators, escalators and stairs, will need more frequent attention than their counterparts in other areas, as this is where soil makes its first appearance in the facility. If the soil is not stopped here, it will be tracked into other areas of the building where it is more difficult, time consuming and expensive to remove.
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The overwhelming majority of you — 80 percent — think getting ahead in this world is more about who you know than what you know. Connections are undoubtedly important, which is why networking is such a valuable tool, but nepotism puts an interesting twist on things.
Nepotism doesn't have the best connotations: Hiring someone because of who she knows or who she's related to, even though other applicants may be better candidates for the job, is frustrating for those not so in-the-know. However, that's certainly not to say that some hires based on nepotism don't turn out to be stand-out employees.
callmefoxxyy 6 years
duh, it's ALLL about who you know
italianblonde 6 years
It definitely helped me get 3 jobs that I've had. It's always great to have connections. The only time I felt bad about it was when I was in college and got a few scholarships because of it, and I knew my grades like, sucked at that point in time too.
CYL 6 years
Kind of ...my old boss hired me for a job than he left for another company..a year later when he was hiring again I asked if he think I'd be a good fit and I basically got the job through him. But I had proven to him before that I was a good worker!
skigurl 6 years
yup, i got a job when i was 14 because my uncle was ths manager. it was just a summer job, but i worked there every summer and christmas for 10 years following, and now that i have a full time job elsewhere, my little sister does my job. my uncle has long since moved to another company (he actually moved the first summer i was there) but he got me in the door, and since then that company has been my lifeline!
LoveSarah 6 years
I've never gotten a job through nepotism and I'm proud of that. I know many friends who always get jobs because their parents or because of family friends, and they have a terrible work ethic and they think jobs will just find them, which wont always be the case. I'd rather work hard and know that I got the job because I was the best candidate, not because my mom or dad is some one who works with that company.
bellaressa 6 years
gigill 6 years
My aunt used to be a part of a tennis club where they hired summer students to run the clubhouse, a very elementary job where I think they just needed recommendations from members to find some decent workers. As for my current job, my aunt found out I was moving to the UK, flooded the contacts with my resume and I ended up getting a job through her ex-husband. He knows me and knows I am a capable/reliable worker and needed someone quickly without the hassle of posting for the job/interviews etc. It's a basic office job so again, the nepotism didn't really matter.
hippiecowgirl 6 years
I took a civil service exam and scored in the top 10 out of 350+ candidates which gave me the right to an interview. My father and uncle both work for the same city and knew several people involved in the hiring for this position. Who I knew certainly didn't get me the interview, but I don't think it hurt me.
fleurfairy 6 years
No and I'm very proud of that fact.
javsmav 6 years
My aunt was the manager of a movie gallery when I was in high school & hired me to work in the store, but nepotism hasn't helped me since then. Which sucks, because I've been looking for a new job for FOREVER in a city where I know no one.
sanriano 6 years
i think getting a job thru nepotism places heavier pressure on the hired candidate to do well on the job to prove that you also greatly deserve that position as much as or even more than the other candidates. no one wants to disappoint the person(s) who helped them get that position.
sfbutterfly24 6 years
whe I was younger I was hired just because I was my moms Kid and the fact that they knew I would actually work out. I hope this happens again the future because I want one of her bosses job who has hinted that I could have her job later because I am moms child but also because I have the same work ethic as my mom who she loves!
Renees3 6 years
Kind of. A friend of ours worked at a temp agency and she definitely helped me get a better job, but once I was at the job it was all me that got hired on permanently
tee0206 6 years
I've definitely gotten in the door (and offered jobs) because of family friends, but I was already a really good candidate. I've found my past few interviews and jobs through a women's networking group that I'm a part of, though. I've been involved in various networking groups since college.
bleached 6 years
I hope it'll help me out when I move to NYC but as of now, no. I've gotten all my jobs through sheer determination and a little bit of luck ^_^
verily 6 years
My father works for the federal government and my mother for the local. There's no way they could just get me a job.


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As long as weather stayed pleasant, there'd be a whole lotta of shakin'
PLEASANT HILL, Ky. — A week before the outdoor wedding, the mother of the groom was fretting about the weather.
Carelessly, I decided to hazard a look at the long-term forecast, which indicated last Saturday would be dry. Word of my investigation leaked back to the groom's mother.
"Fine," she is reported to have said. "Chuck can be in charge of the weather."
I didn't want to be in charge of something over which I had not one smidgen of control or influence ... especially in late September.
The affair was to take place at what I grew up calling Shakertown, but which today is known by the more dignified "Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill" in Mercer County.
Shaker Village enjoys one of the most fetching views in Kentucky, atop a ridge in the sharply rolling hills of Central Kentucky, near Harrodsburg and the Kentucky River.
Decades before the Shakers arrived, Mercer County was on its way to being arguably the most historic in the state. The county was formed (by the Commonwealth of Virginia) before Kentucky was established. It includes the only cave in Kentucky historically verified as used by Daniel Boone — a refuge where Boone spent the rest of a winter alone after his companion, John Stuart, was killed in January 1770 (becoming the first recorded white man killed by Indians in what is now Kentucky).
Its county seat of Harrodsburg was the first permanent English settlement west of the Alleghenies. Mercer County is home to Kentucky's first corn crop, religious services, doctor, school, wheat crop, organized horse race and jail.
Then in the late 1700s and early 1800s came a series of Great Awakenings — society-changing Christian revivals — to Kentucky, drawing thousands or tens of thousands of people. Some of the most profound occurred over several years in the young state, including a revival in Bourbon County in 1805 that produced some converts to the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearance. They would become better known as the Shakers, which described the fervor they exhibited during their religious services.
One of the converts was Mercer County farmer Elisha Thomas, who allowed fellow believers to join him at a communal farm. By 1808, their first meeting house was built. Many more handsome buildings — wooden, brick and stone — quickly followed, some of which remain standing today. At its peak, Shakertown would be populated by 500 converts and encompass 260 buildings, a municipal water system and 5,000 acres.
The Shakers remain known for their devotion, their accomplished architecture, their mastery as farmers and seedsman, their simple but elegant furniture and their inventions. (However, they hired Scotch-Irish masons to construct the 25 miles of stone fences that were built without mortar, much of which remains well maintained today.)
The Shakers eagerly pursued the cutting of a road through a limestone cliff to provide them a landing down on the Kentucky River that made possible the sale of their high-quality products as far away as New Orleans. Shaker-style cherry furniture — unembellished yet beautiful — is still widely admired today.
They also survived the intrusion of the outside world when a turnpike was constructed through the middle of their village in the 1830s, bringing stagecoaches, strangers and trade.
But time and events such as the Civil War took their toll. Old leaders were dying, and because the Shakers practiced celibacy, Pleasant Hill could grow only by converting new members. Able-bodied men became increasingly scarce. By the late 19th century, the converts increasingly were widows with small children or freeloading men called "Winter Shakers" who converted after the harvest but left the colony before work on the spring planting began.
By 1910, Shakertown had dwindled to 12 elderly members who deeded their last 1,800 acres to a merchant on the condition that he care for them through their life. In 1923, Sister Mary Settle, the last Shaker in Mercer County, died.
In the subsequent years, Pleasant Hill was secularized; the Meeting House was used as an automotive garage.
Forty years would pass before some Kentuckians of vision and means stepped in to rescue old Pleasant Hill; 34 Shaker wooden, brick and stone buildings remain, many of them handsomely restored for overnight lodgers or as museum buildings that can be visited on paid tours. Its dining room serves scrumptious meals and is among the most popular in the Bluegrass (reservations are recommended).
Pleasant Hill also provides lovely scenery for hikes ... or an outdoor wedding.
Saturday afternoon arrived, sparkling and dry. A hundred or so gathered, arriving from as far apart as Boston and British Columbia and many more points besides, including several from Henderson.
Beneath a meadow of old maples sat backless benches that filled quickly. A string band played old-fashioned music. From the back row, Donna and I observed as the ceremony unfolded.
The winsome young bride descended the stone steps of the West Lot dwelling house, her arm on her father's; they strode across the bluegrass lawn, then paused at the back of the aisle.
As the scores of friends and relatives turned to admire her, she breathed: "Let's go."
There were surprises. Without their prior knowledge, the parents — first the groom's, then the bride's — were directed by the minister to stand and recite a declaration of love for the couple and approval of the union. The affirmation was so simple and profound; I can't fathom why it hasn't been a traditional part of the marriage liturgy.
As the ceremony proceeded, the wind of the first day of autumn sang in the leaves of the shade trees. Steep green hillsides provided the backdrop. The setting was altogether agreeable — and positively moving for a son of the Bluegrass. The weather: 73 and sunny.
The newly wedded couple walked through a shower of rose petals tossed by their friends. Guests sipped iced tea and lemonade while the wedding party posed for photos. Then came a catered dinner featuring pan fried chicken, music, speeches and then dancing, where there was — appropriately — a whole lotta shakin' goin' on.
The parents can take credit for the handsome couple.
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REDMOND, Washington—Microsoft Corp. is buying Nokia Corp.'s devices and services business, and getting access to the company's patents, for a total of 5.44 billion euros ($7.2 billion) in an effort to expand its share of the smartphone market, the companies announced late Monday.
Microsoft will pay 3.79 billion euros ($5 billion) for the Nokia unit that makes mobile phones, including its line of Lumia smartphones that run Windows Phone software.
Microsoft is also paying 1.65 billion euros ($2.2 billion) for a 10-year license to use Nokia's patents, with the option to extend it indefinitely.
"We are very excited about the proposal to bring the best mobile device efforts of Microsoft and Nokia together," Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said in a memo to employees. "We are receiving incredible talent, technology and IP (intellectual property)."
Microsoft said it is acquiring Nokia's Asha brand of low to mid-level smartphones and will license the Nokia brand for current Nokia mobile products.
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Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft said it will draw from its overseas cash resources to fund the transaction. When the deal closes in early 2014, about 32,000 Nokia employees will transfer to Microsoft, the companies said.
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The Covenant(2006)
In 1692, in the Ipswich Colony of Massachusetts, five families with untold power formed a covenant of silence. One family, lusting for more, was banished - their bloodline disappearing without a trace. Until now. Four young students at an elite private school who are descendants of the original families who settled in Ipswich Colony in the 1600s, are bound by their sacred ancestry and special powers. When the body of a dead student is discovered after a party, secrets begin to unravel that threaten to break the covenant of silence that has protected their families for hundreds of years.
For more about The Covenant and the The Covenant Blu-ray release, see the The Covenant Blu-ray Review published by Ben Williams on September 8, 2007 where this Blu-ray release scored 2.0 out of 5.
Director: Renny Harlin
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Quite simply one of the worst films of recent memory
Reviewed by Ben Williams, September 8, 2007
Renny Harlin is the man who can do no right where movies are concerned. After achieving success with the second Die Hard film, his directorial efforts quickly spiraled downward and culminated with one of, if not the, biggest box-office failures of all time, Cutthroat Island. Despite this box-office failure and his miserable track-record, Hollywood still throws ol' Renny a bone from time to time. The latest, is a story about a band of college-going male witches called The Covenant.
The Covenant centers around the Ivy League college lives of four descendants of powerful wiccan families. These four worthless individuals are truly the big men on campus with the magical powers to match their surly attitudes. Unfortunately, along comes a fifth male witch who is hell-bent on destroying the world. Our merry band of warlocks has to step in and stop him from wreaking too much havoc. Before you can say "Kris Angel," there's a full-on male witch war going down!
In the interest of being fair, I'll state for the record that The Covenant isn't the worst Renny Harlin movie ever produced. It certainly is close, though. I'm sure that there is a target audience for this film - - I'm not exactly sure who or what that audience is, but I do know that I'm not included. Just about everything in this movie rubbed me the wrong way. The relative unknowns in the cast were obviously very green and the delivery of the film's poorly-written dialogue was down right awful. Here's a sample line:
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We leave the house and fill the tanks up with fuel and take off on I40 eastbound. We ride the slab all the way to Wheatley, AR. The route that I planned for us had us turning off I40 at Brinkley, but I wasn't paying enough attention (this becomes a frequent event) to the GPS and passed the Brinkley exit. So we took the next exit, got fuel and worked our way south to Hwy. 49, then headed east.
This was our first food stop in West Helena (Subway). The rear blinker lights I installed with the Edge Rear Light kit don't seem to want to stay fastened any more. So every couple of days of riding I had to re_tape them so they will stay in place. Here I am re_taping them for the first time on the trip. It was a good thing I packed a new roll of electrical tape for the trip.
Soon after we eat, we reach the bridge that takes us across the MS river.
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Referring to Roger Federer, pro tennis player from Switzerland and one of the most consistent winners in world sport in the 21st Century. His dominance over his career has been Ali-esque, including seven Wimbledon titles. "Serving yall lately" is a play on words, referencing tennis serves.
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World's largest paper airplane flies over desert
By Ben Coxworth
March 27, 2012
At a length of 45 feet (13.7 meters), a wingspan of 24 feet (7.3 m), and a weight of 800 pounds (363 kg), Arturo's Desert Eagle is claimed to be the largest paper airplane ever made. Its design was based on that of a much smaller paper airplane, created by 12 year-old Arturo Valdenegro of Tucson, Arizona. Valdenegro was the winner of a contest held by the Pima Air & Space Museum, in which children competed to see whose airplane could fly the farthest. A team of engineers proceeded to recreate his winning plane on a grand scale, and last week managed to fly it after releasing it from a helicopter over the Arizona desert. Read More
If you've been having trouble comfortably wrapping your brain cells around the concept of what were once proud national symbols of excellence changing countries, such as the Malaysian-owned Lotus, the Chinese-owned Saab and MG or the Indian Jaguar and Range Rover, then please be seated before reading further. It seems that India's Hero MotoCorp, the world's largest manufacturer of both bicycles and motorcycles is considering the purchase of Italy's deeply loved manufacturer of sports motorcycles, Ducati. Read More
World's largest offshore wind farm opens for business
February 10, 2012
Walney wind farm off the coast of Cumbria in the UK yesterday became the world's largest offshore wind facility. One hundred and two turbines over 73 sq km (28 sq miles) provide a maximum output of 367.2 MW. It's claimed the facility will provide enough power for about 320,000 homes - half as many again as the total number in Cumbria. Read More
LG to show 55-inch OLED TV at CES
By Enid Burns
January 2, 2012
Each January the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the venue for consumer electronics companies to unveil their upcoming goods as well as some milestone products. This year LG Electronics plans to show the world's largest OLED TV - a 55-inch display that's just 4 mm thin and weighs a mere 7.5 kg. Read More
LG will be unveiling the "world's largest 3D Ultra Definition TV" at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January. The 84-inch television has 8 million pixels, giving it four times the resolution clarity (3840 x 2160) of existing Full HD TVs. The television also utilizes LG's "Slim and Narrow Bezel Design," which the company feels gives viewers "the most convincing 3D viewing experience currently available outside a movie theater." Read More
World's largest all-bamboo factory goes online in Bali
December 7, 2011
We've seen cutting boards, bicycles, floors, even houses made of bamboo, but an organic chocolate factory? Evidently, when Ben Ripple and Frederick Schilling, the two co-CEOs of specialty food company Big Tree Farms (BTF) talked about sustainably building their new plant, they put their money where their mouths are. Now, the Indonesian island of Bali is home to what BTF claims is the largest all-bamboo commercial building ever constructed, and soon, it'll be cranking out tasty chocolate bars by the thousands. Read More
World's largest submillimeter camera set to probe outer space
By Darren Quick
December 6, 2011
Although it might sound like an oxymoron, the newly unveiled SCUBA-2 camera housed at the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (JCMT) on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, is the world's largest submillimeter camera. Submillimeter refers not to the physical size of the new camera itself, but to the submillimeter waveband between the far-infrared and microwave wavebands that the telescope observes. Being far more sensitive and powerful than its predecessor, SCUBA-2 will be able to map areas of the sky faster than ever before and provide information about the early life of stars, planets and galaxies. Read More
Calling all Tesla fans! Electrical engineer Greg Leyh and his team at the Lightning on Demand organization (LOD) in California are raising the funds necessary to build the world's largest twin Tesla coils (ten stories high, about 120 ft/37 m) that will be capable of generating electric arcs more than 200 feet (60 m) long. Dubbed the "Lightning Foundry," the project currently consists of a working 1:12 scale prototype. When complete, a towering pair of coils will fill a football field-sized area with massive electric bolts that researchers hope will reveal some of the mysteries of this beautiful but deadly force. Read More
Blackfriars Bridge, a Victorian rail bridge in the heart of London, is now well on its way to becoming the biggest solar array in the city and the world's largest solar bridge. When the installation is complete, the roof of the new Blackfriars railway station will be home to over 6,000 square meters (64,583 sq.ft.) of solar panels, satisfying half of the station's power needs. Read More
iTree could be the world's largest iPhone dock
By Paul Ridden
September 28, 2011
While you might be tempted to think the Wall of Sound is one of the biggest music player docks you've ever seen, it doesn't quite live up to the huge proportional potential of the iTree iPhone and iPod docking station from Austrian design house KMKG STUDIO. The dock is carved from a simple tree trunk, its rear-mounted speakers are pointed towards a wall to reflect the audio and the wood serves to resonate the sound in a similar fashion to a piano or violin. Read More


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Project X: The Birth of Wolverine, Chapter 5- Shattered
I was walkin' past the trees and aimed my gun at the Shiva robots. I kept shootin' several of them one by one. The Shiva robots are everywhere includin the ones hidin' and watchin' you. These things were useless but I heard that they were upgraded by top scientists. I have a partner here who's also joining these tin-can battles. His name is David Nord also known as Agent Zero or Maverick. Heh! I liked that codename. Maybe, I should change my codename into somethin' better. Anyways, I had to team up with him in order to beat down these strong ones. These machines know nothin' about human life. That's because they ain't human.
David was born a mutant actually. Yea, a mutant like me. He had the ability to absorb some kind of kinetic energy and convert it into plasma blasts. Science wasn't my favourite subject by the way. Well, if I had to join some science club, I would definitely know what science is all about.
"Logan, watch out for those big ones," said the new guy. "I bet they're much stronger than us." I noticed a giant Shiva robot standin' near a big rock. I bet this Shiva robot has somethin' up its sleeve. I want to know what it's up to. I walked slowly like a turtle and stopped. The giant Shiva robot somehow woke up from its dormant sleep. I didn't know if the tin-can was sleepin' or not. But I guess I wasn't careful enough. David got his big guns ready. He always liked the big stuff. Yea, pretty much big if ya ask me.
David and I took out our guns, begin to fire at the giant tin-can. But the Shiva robot neva got a scratch. It began to move slowly and scanned at us. Then the robot shot a laser beam and we carefully ducked down before we got hit. The laser beam was still on and I tried gettin' up to see if I can slash that tin-can myself. Unfortunately, David used plasma blasts and hit the giant tin-can. The tin-can's body got a bit of scratch and the laser beam stopped. David was moving fast and threw off a bomb at the tin-can. I watched the bomb tucked slowly near the robot's legs. The explosion evaporated like a gas steam comin' from a chimney. We stood for a while to see if the tin-can still survived. I hate to say this but the tin-cans ain't alive.
The Shiva robot began to move faster that we thought of. It rammed into us and we fell down into a mud pool. We got up and fired the shots at the back of the Shiva's body. It swiftly rotated its front body and caught our necks. We were being choked out and I tried to slash it's arm. But it neva worked. David creates one of his plasma blasts and hit the Shiva robot again. The Shiva robot fell down and we got released from his force grasp. I took out my adamantium claws and kept slashin' through its body again and again. There were scratches all over the place and bein' broken down into pieces of $h!t. I led out a scream to finish the Shiva robot off. Our trainin' session was over.
We were called back to the Project X facility and send our detailed reports of the trainin' session. The young former general, Stryker was proud of our success. It seems a good sign that tough guys have done a good job like us. But there was somethin' wrong here. Sometimes, I can't tell whether I'm in the right place at the right time. I usually had bad dreams about it but I can't seem to remember what's it all about. I bet my own mind is playin' tricks on me. But is it?
"I have a mission for both of you," said the general. "It may be a tough one. But I'm sure you'll get the job done." I wonder what this kind of mission was. Until, Stryker told us that the mission has somethin' to do with Project Rebirth. Yea, tell me about it.
"Project Rebirth?" asked the new recruit who neva heard of the government program before. David may be a new recruit to become part of the Team X operations but he sure got skills of a mercenary. A mercenary like Wade Wilson who just doesn't keep his f*ckin' mouth shut.
"Yes, it's a highly classified program. I want you two to kill Captain America. I'll upload the details on your microchip so that you know whom are you dealing with." Stryker always have some kind of information which comes in handy during missions. But this killin' Cap thing sure sounds a lot familiar but I couldn't quite catch it. We have to respect Stryker's orders anyway since he's the big head around here. I wonder who this Captain America was. I wouldn't ask more questions about it. It's the job that matters the most. Even David neva asked more questions after learnin' a bit info about Project Rebirth.
We went to a laboratory room where several hypersleep/healin' chambers are bein' kept. These chambers were meant for our recovery since our artificial healin' factors don't quite work much as they used to. We entered into our chamber units and slept for unknown hours. Our microchip implants got activated for a while. It would mean that the Captain America's information has been sent through our shattered minds. While, I was learnin' the info, I noticed somethin' familiar about his face like I have knew him somewhere before. Like I said, I wasn't sure if it was my mind playin' tricks on me. But I do know that I have to kill Cap one way or the other. Sometimes, ya gotta do what ya meant to do.
The next day, we woke up from our chambers and came out of the laboratory room. Stryker was comin' towards us and said that we have another recruit to join the mission. "Wait, a minute! I thought, David and I are the only ones who are meant to kill Cap," I said out of the blue. But Stryker has other plans about the mission. He needed a backup Team X agent to cover our dirty tracks. Stryker then introduced the guy besides him. He had blond hair alright. He showed a slight smirk on his face which his sharp tooth was shown. His claws were big as mine and he was taller than me.
"David, Logan. This is Victor Creed also known as Sabretooth. He will be your backup agent for this mission," said the big guy proudly. This was the first time, I have eva met the big animal. He sure looks strong though but neva said a word. Until, he moved an inch closer in front of David and me.
"So, you're the one who they called Wolverine. I guess I have to call you Logan then. Huh!" Victor may not sound what he seems to be. But he sure got guts, I can tell ya that. "We'll make a great team, Logan. Especially you, David." David neva spoke a word in front of him. He seemed not to have any interests in this new second recruit. But anyways, we'll just have to see how skilful Victor can be.
After gettin' ready to pack up our weapons and whatnot, we went on a chopper where it will drop us to a checkpoint. I feel I was bein' sent to attack the enemies in Vietnam here. Victor kept quiet as usual and took out his big war knife. He sort of licked the knife which sorta makes you think it's sick. David was watchin' the new animal enjoyin' his taste as if he didn't trust him. Well, we have to earn each other's trust. Don't we?
Later, we heard some kind of missile being thrown at us. We neva knew whether it was the actual missile. But we found out that it was a rocket launcher bein' used to target at us. The chopper got hit by the rocket launcher and we struggled to maintain our survival. We went down along with the chopper and its pilot. The explosion went a big bang on us. We were then find ourselves in total blackness.
To be continued in Project X: The Birth of Wolverine, Chapter 6- The Entry.
Whoa, what just happened to Logan? First, he tried to run away from Project X, now he's working for them? Something's not right here. Who caused the chopper to go down? Will the Team X members survive? Will Logan survive? Find out in the next chapter of Wolverine's history. You have to always expect the unexpected, bub. SNIKT!


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Challenging the Rush to War
Considering the fact that the Bush Administration is the planet's primary proponent of war with Iraq, Nancy Lessin wants to know why the US Congress has failed to follow the example of parliaments around the world that are debating whether a war is necessary.
"When we look at the world community, we see that they had a debate in the Parliament of Turkey. They had a debate in the Parliament of Great Britain. They are having serious debates in legislative bodies all over the world, and yet there is no debate in Congress," says Lessin, the mother of a 25-year-old Marine who has been dispatched to the Persian Gulf.
Lessin and other parents of troops serving in the Gulf have joined US soldiers and a dozen members of Congress as plaintiffs in a lawsuit that seeks to bar President Bush from ordering an attack on Iraq without a Congressional declaration of war. "If the rest of the world can debate this war, then America can as well. Our Constitution requires that debate," says Lessin, the Massachusetts AFL-CIO's health and safety coordinator, whose son Joe is among the almost 300,000 US troops who have already been sent to the Gulf. "If the President starts this war without a declaration from Congress, he will violate the Constitution. And I do not want our troops being ordered to fight an unconstitutional war."
On Tuesday, Lessin sat in a federal courthouse in Boston, where a three-judge panel of the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit heard arguments regarding the suit that she sees as an essential step in reasserting democracy in America. The lawsuit, which is the premier legal challenge to the President's authority to wage war against Iraq, looked to be going nowhere when it was dismissed by Federal Judge Joseph Tauro in mid-February. But the plaintiffs' lead attorney in the case, Boston lawyer John Bonifaz, filed a successful motion for expedited review before the appellate court. On Tuesday, Bonifaz faced off against top lawyers for John Ashcroft's Department of Justice before Judges Sandra Lynch, Conrad Cyr and Norman Stahl.
This time, the case was not dismissed. Bonifaz argued that an invasion of Iraq without further action by Congress would violate Article I, Section 8 of the United States Constitution, which states that "Congress shall have Power...[t]o declare War." He explained that the October resolution on Iraq that was passed by the House and Senate had failed to declare war and, in fact, had unlawfully ceded to the President the authority to decide whether to launch an invasion of Iraq.
"We are not saying that the war cannot occur if Congress declares it. Our position is that the Constitution requires the President to go to Congress before launching a premeditated, first-strike invasion of another country," explains Bonifaz. "This is precisely what the framers of the Constitution intended to prevent. They placed Article 1, Section 8 in the Constitution to assure that the President of the United States would not have the power that European monarchs had held in the past in matters of war and peace."
In a marked departure from the February appearance before Judge Tauro, Tuesday's appearance before the three-judge panel saw this argument treated with respect and a reasonable level of interest by at least two of the jurists. "Clearly the court understands the gravity of the issues being put before it," said Bonifaz. "I think we have strong arguments and I think the judges want to hear them."
Indeed, rather than dismiss the case as Tauro did, the judges asked Bonifaz and the lawyers for the Justice Department detailed questions, and then ordered both sides to submit briefs by next Tuesday.
Is it still a long shot to expect a federal appeals court to issue an order blocking a war? Absolutely. If history is any indication, the courts cannot be counted on to get in the way of presidential war-making. During the Vietnam War and in the run-up to the first Persian Gulf War, federal courts found various arguments for rejecting similar suits. But Bonifaz believes that the Bush Administration's failure to get a declaration of war--and the confusion over whether members of Congress intended for the President to get a clear go-ahead from the United Nations--creates an opening that may not have existed in the past.
"It was clearly the intent of the founders that there be a Congressional declaration of war before this country invaded another. We are now at the point where an invasion appears imminent, yet we have not had the declaration. This is exactly the point where the court should intervene and say George Bush must obey the Constitution," says Bonifaz. "Saddam Hussein can, on his own volition, send troops into Kuwait. President Bush does not have the power to send troops into Iraq. We have a different system, and it is right to ask that that system be allowed to work."
That argument has won support in legal circles. Several dozen law professors from across the country have signed onto a brief supporting the suit. And US Representative John Conyers from Michigan, the ranking Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, who is one of the Congressional plaintiffs, says, "President Bush recently told journalists that whether we go to war 'is not up to you, it's up to me.' The Founding Fathers did not establish an imperial presidency with war-making power. The Constitution clearly reserves that for Congress."
As the appeals court weighs the case, some members of Congress are moving to reassert their authority. While the Republican and Democratic leadership in the House and Senate continue to avoid dealing with the constitutional issues raised by the Administration's rush to war, a growing number of members in both chambers have begun to advance legislation that seeks to slow that rush. To wit:
* The senior Democrats in the Senate, Robert Byrd of West Virginia and Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts, have co-sponsored a resolution that calls on the Bush Administration to continue support of United Nations weapons inspections in Iraq and that expresses the sense of the Senate that the President must return to Congress for a second vote before initiating the use of force.
* Representative Peter DeFazio, a Democrat from Oregon, and Representative Ron Paul, a Republican from Texas, have sponsored a bipartisan proposal to repeal last October's "Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002." The legislation has attracted thirty-two co-sponsors, including Conyers, Congressional Progressive Caucus co-chairs Dennis Kucinich, Democrat from Ohio, and Barbara Lee, a California Democrat; and US Representative Barney Frank, Democrat from Massachusetts.
* Representative Sherrod Brown, a Ohio Democrat who opposed the October resolution, has been joined by two representatives who supported the resolution, Joseph Hoeffel, Democrat from Pennsylvania, and Ellen Tauscher, a Democrat from California, in sponsoring the "Presidential Report on Iraq Resolution of 2003." The legislation would require President Bush to make a public report to Congress on the possible consequences of war with Iraq prior to ordering US forces into such a war. In addition to forcing the President to detail the human, economic, environmental and political costs of a war, the act would require him to submit "a determination that further diplomatic or other peaceful means will not adequately protect the national security of the United States against the threat posed by Iraq."
"Based on the President's recent remarks that Iraq has 'weeks, not months' to disarm, it would seem that war is imminent. However, many important questions remain unanswered, such as how this war will affect the war on terrorism, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, the security of America, and the US economy," Brown, Hoeffel and Tauscher wrote in a letter seeking co-sponsors for their measure. "In addition to these important strategic questions, the Administration has not adequately presented to Congress or the American people a comprehensive plan for dealing with a postconflict Iraq. Successful stabilization and reconstruction of Iraq, as well as a quick response to humanitarian needs, is vital for achieving our goal of reducing the risk of terrorism and the deployment of weapons of mass destruction. An incomplete reconstruction of Iraq could have terrifying consequences if it results in renewed Al Qaeda recruitment or destabilization of regional nations such as Pakistan. By all accounts, the true challenge of action against Iraq will not be the military invasion, but rather the long-term effort to instill democracy and minimize anti-American sentiments in the region."
Brown, one of the savviest strategists in the House, is pushing for the report with the obvious intent of forcing a broader debate on the war. "In the absence of a clear, imminent threat to the United States, the President has a responsibility to present to the American public a full assessment of the possible costs and consequences of taking military action against Iraq. The President's most recent report to Congress is woefully inadequate in demonstrating the Administration's preparedness for the uncertainties of an attack on Iraq and its aftermath. At fourteen pages, the report contains less substantive information than what you can buy on the newsstand. The public deserves to hear directly from the President on the implications of his actions in Iraq," says Brown. "Before we start a war that could cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of civilians, the Administration owes the American public a clear-eyed assessment of this war. It would be irresponsible to rush into this conflict without fully acknowledging the potential costs and consequences."
Tauscher, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, was a surprise ally of Brown's. She supported the October resolution, despite a high level of opposition in her San Francisco Bay area district. Now, she says, "People stop me on the street and tell me they believe that the Administration has already decided to use force against Iraq. This widespread belief among the public and our allies is hurting America's credibility and hindering our ability to lead an international coalition to peacefully disarm Saddam. Publicly answering these fundamental questions gives President Bush a chance to turn that around. The United States should not proceed with unilateral or pre-emptive military action in Iraq, but if we do have to go to war to disarm Saddam, Congress needs to be sure there are sensible plans that will not compromise our ability to prosecute the war on terror elsewhere or further destabilize an already volatile region."
Hoeffel says he is particularly disappointed by suggestions from the Bush Administration that an American civil authority would unilaterally govern Iraq. "That," says Hoeffel, "smacks of colonialism."
The willingness of some in Congress to demand a debate is reassuring to Nancy Lessin, who is frustrated by the failure of the White House and leaders in the House and Senate to take seriously the dictates of the Constitution. As the mother of a Marine who would fight the war and an activist with the group Military Families Speak Out, Lessin says she is certain that the best way to support the troops is to demand that Congress take seriously its constitutionally defined responsibility to debate whether the US should go to war. "The men and women who have already been assigned to the Persian Gulf are doing a job," Lessin says. "They do not write their job description. Their job description is written in Washington, DC. The decision on whether to go to war is a political decision. We see it as our duty to make sure that the job description does not involve invading Iraq. But even if members of Congress do not share that view, they have a duty to hold a debate and to vote on whether to declare war. They swear an oath to uphold the Constitution, and we are demanding that they obey that oath."


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