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Hailey's Winery
Hailey's Winery, established in 2009, specializes in handcrafted wines from grape varieties native to Illinois, as well as other varietals, and seasonal fruits. Owned and operated by two women, Hailey's is a fully functioning winery, producing and bottling award-winning wines in Byron, Illinois location. We strive to offer a variety of wines and an enjoyable experience for each guest, and want our visitors to feel completely at ease with wine tasting and selection. The winery is open year round, with tastings available any time during business hours, monthly live music, and tasting room rental for private celebrations. We carry specialty cheeses, sausage, chocolates, craft beer selections, and gift items. Guests may gather, relax and enjoy our wines in the pleasant tasting room, or on our patio during warm weather.
Franklin Street Pub
We are Oregon's sports bar & grill and offer appetizers, burgers and sandwiches plus daily specials. Check out our website for our full menu and a listing of our specialty beers. We have pool tables, gaming machines, live entertainment, pool tournaments, NFL Sunday Ticket and other sporting events on our flat screen T.V.'s.
Rawshu'a Organic Market
Rawshu'a is a vegetarian-friendly eatery, juice bar, water bar and organic market. Open from 8a to 6p Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and from noon to 6p on Saturday.
Mustang Bar & Grill
Walk-Ins Welcome. We are great for groups and kids. Take out and delivery available.
Sweet Revival Antiques
Located in Kings, Illinois this coffee/antique shop, located in a historic church, is open every week Wednesday through Saturday and hours are Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday 8-2 and Friday 8-6. We have packaged gourmet coffees, sweets, and antiques all in a beautiful, historic building.
Mustang Bar & Grill
Walk-Ins Welcome, Good For Groups, Good For Kids, Take Out and Delivery
Maria's Pizza
This great pizza place has been voted Best in the Region with its homemade sauce and dough, pasta and sandwiches. Dine-in specials, carry-out and delivery service. Dinner under $10 Credit Cards Accepted
Royal Pub
Enjoy bar and pub style food including burgers, sandwiches, homemade soups, salads, and pizza. Full bar. Lunch and Dinner: under $10.00 Credit Cards Accepted
Spring Grove Restaurant
This family restaurant is among the best of the region and offers a wonderful breakfast and a great selection of daily specials. Children's menu. Breakfast and Lunch: under $5.00. Dinner: under $10.00. Credit Cards Accepted
Benchwarmers Sports Bar & Grill
Enjoy appetizers, all you can eat salad bar, great sandwiches, steaks and seafood. Grill your own Thursday thru Sundays from 5 pm to 10 pm. Full bar, carryouts, catering, delivery, children's menu, entertainment, outdoor dining. Banquet facilities for 130. Enjoy appetizers, all you can eat salad bar, great sandwiches, and steaks and seafood. Grill your own Thursday thru Sundays from 5 pm to 10 pm. Full bar, carryout, catering, delivery, children's menu, entertainment, outdoor dining. Banquet facilities for 130. 2143 West Galena Avenue Freeport, IL Open: Sunday: 11 am to 11 pm; Monday thru Saturday: 11 am to 1 am Lunch: Under $10 Dinner: Under $15 Credit Cards Accepted
Generations Brewery
Relax at this new brewery capable of producing 310,000 gallons annually. Enjoy the 1500 square foot tap room serving 10 beers on draft including regional guest beers as well as a full service bar including premium and craft wines and spirits. Tours of the brewery are available – $5 for adults (includes a pint of beer). 1400 South Adams Avenue Freeport, IL 61032 Open: Wednesday and Thursday: 3 pm to 10 pm; Friday and Saturday: Noon to 11pm
Franchesco's Ristorante
Beauty, innovation, and culinary perfection only begin to describe the new Franchesco's Ristorante. The Salamone family proudly invites everyone to their new home for an unforgettable experience. The beautiful patio is perfect for lunch, dinner, small private events, or ceremonies with flowers blooming in season and a beautiful fountain to enjoy!
The Cedar Inn
Enjoy this small town bar and grill. Full bar, carryout, entertainment. 4747 Illinois Route 26 North Freeport, Illinois (Just south of the Village of Cedarville) Open: Sunday: Noon to 10 pm; Monday and Tuesday: 11 am to 11 pm; Wednesday thru Saturday: 11 am to 1 am Lunch: Under $5.00. Dinner: Under $10.00. Credit Cards Accepted
Woodfire 330
Woodfire oven pizza and specialties. Open Monday thru Thursday 4pm to 9pm Friday and Saturday 4pm to 10pm Closed Sundays
Ridott Corners
Stop in for one of our famous burgers, or join us on Tuesdays for Taco Tuesday. Full bar, carryouts, and outdoor dining. Open: Su: Noon - 10 pm; M -W: 10 am - 12 am; Th - F: 7 am - 1 am; S: 10 am - 1 am. Banquet facilities for 50. Lunch and dinner under $10.00
PJ's Stephenson Street Station
Homemade daily specials and soups Tuesday thru Friday, including tacos on Wednesday, hot roast beef, mashed potatoes and gravy on Thursday, and a Friday night fish fry. Also serving home cut fries, fresh pork rinds and half-pound burgers. Bar, Carryout, wireless internet. Barquet facilities for 250. Credit cards are not accepted.
The Gathering Place
The Gathering Place is a venue for wedding receptions, reunions and birthday parties. It is located in downtown Dixon next door to the popular Salamandra Mexican Restaurant. Our big party room can seat up to 100 people and Salamandra's Restaurant also can cater your event as well.
Cimino's Little Italy
This lovely restaurant offers a beautiful setting combined with exquisite fine Italian dining as well as pizza. "It's love at first bite!" Enjoy the cabreeze, an inviting atrium area or their outdoor patio as well as their interior rooms. Cimino's banquet facilities can accommodate groups of 25 to 150 and are perfect for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, reunions or other special occasions. The Belle Mia Room is 1500 square feet and can hold up to 150 people. The Cabreeze Atrium is 840 square feet and accommodates up to 80 people. Carryout, children's menu, banquet and catering, delivery service, full bar.
The Rusty Fox Wine and Alehouse
We offer a full line-up of quality wines and micro-brews for your enjoyment. Always bringing in new beverage offerings.
VFW Post 998
Fine dining in a casual setting. Excellent salad and soup bar, steaks, seafood and more. Full bar. Banquet facilities for 300. Open: Tuesday thru Saturday: 4 pm to 9 pm (Lounge: 4 pm to close) Dinner: under $15.00. Credit Cards Accepted.
Orom Resturant
Fine dining in an upscale beautiful atmosphere. We offer daily specials and incorporate locally grown seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables.
A Freeport tradition since 1921, this Italian restaurant and lounge specializes in pasta, pizza, steak, fish, and chicken. Carryout, full bar, entertainment. Banquet facilities for 55. Open: Sunday: 5 pm to 10 pm (lounge: closed); Tuesday thru Saturday: 5 pm to 10 pm (lounge: 5 pm to Closing).
Green Tea Bake House
Home of the gourmet soft pretzel in Pretzel City USA! Sweet and savory gourmet baked goods, all crafted in house, from scratch, utilizing natural and organic ingredients. Known for our unique Kalamata olive and feta bread, our French "sables" butter cookies and our Asiago cheese asparagus tarts. Open: Tuesday thru Saturday: 9 am - 5 pm.
Imperial Palace Chinese Restaurant
Voted "Best Ethnic Food" in the region seventeen years in a row. Specializing in Mandarin, Szechwan, and Hunan cuisine with over 100 dinner entrees. Carryout, children's menu, full bar. Banquet facilities for 50.


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HERRINGS Little Sisters Inn, 35802 Route 3, is organizing a weekend-long benefit for Black River native Andrea L. Leddy.
Ms. Leddy was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia at the end of June and has since lost her job in Ohio. Her uninsured expenses will run around $6,000 a month.
The benefit will begin Thursday with a pool tournament at 7 p.m. A karaoke warm-up party will be held that evening.
On Friday evening, local band R-19 will perform beginning at 9:30 p.m.
There will also be a best beach attire contest.
Saturday will feature a poker tournament at 3 p.m., and that evening there will be a karaoke contest, American Idol style participants will be voted off. The event will feature a celebrity judge panel, including Tasha Williams from the band Top Secret.
Ongoing throughout the weekend will be a 50/50 raffle and Chinese auction with drawings Saturday evening at 10 p.m. Entrants do not have to be present to win.
To register for any contest, call the inn at 519-1280.
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With 2012 coming to a close Monday, scores slid out the old year on the Gorton Junior High School hill. Conditions were nippy, but that didn't stop those of all ages from using tubes, sleds and just about anything that would slide. Looking from under his shark hat is Ian Bubar. (Warwick Beacon photos)
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Finding the perfect piece of outerwear for cool spring days and breezy summer nights is often a source of great frustration (for us, anyway). While it's fine to choose a classic option, like a trench or cardigan, our favorite solution is the blazer. We're not talking about the super-snug, Balenciaga-style, shrunken blazers from last season, but rather a longer looser shape. The new tuxedo styles (per Keira and Irina above) are one lovely possibility, but we're also enamored with the oversized versions we've seen lately on Lake Bell and Ashley Olsen.
There is an unbelievable selection of blazers in stores now, but before we tick off our favorites, let's address how the above ladies are wearing them. Recent recluse (seriously, where has she been?) Keira Knightley was spotted strolling in Paris wearing a black tuxedo blazer and a pair of MiH's Berlin Jeans. We like how she pushed the sleeves up, just like Ashley Olsen did with her white blazer at the New York Sex and the City premiere. Miranda Kerr went for a slightly shorter shape with her semi-boxy cropped tux jacket, while Gwyneth Paltrow chose to wear a long and lean blazer while out and about in London. Paltrow is really into her blazers right now; she also wore an oversized cream Stella McCartney blazer for an Iron Man event. Our final two females, Irina Lazareanu and Lake Bell, both made spectacular style choices with their jacket selections. Lazareanu, seen here post-show during Paris Fashion Week, threw on a long pale gray jacket over a tee and suspenders, while Bell balanced the volume of her blazer with a sleek pair of graphite jeans.
One of the reasons we felt this story was particularly relevant is because blazers were not just a big spring trend (seen at Chloe, 3.1 Phillip Lim, and Ann Demeulemeester), but are huge for fall as well (seen at Calvin Klein, Paul and Joe, and Erin Fetherston). So if you feel like buying a blazer now, know that you can use it well into next season. If Ms. Olsen's white jacket inspired you to get your own, we'd like to suggest Topshop's Oversized Blazer ($120) or the White Linen Blazer ($585) from Wayne. The antique white Double Breasted Blazer ($350) by 3.1 Phillip Lim is also amazing and it's incredibly soft (feels like t-shirt material).
We also love the long length and cuff detail of Smythe's Contrast Blazer ($570) and think Paltrow would approve of the lean lines of Helmut Lang's Single Button Jacket ($520). On a shorter note, Twenty8Twelve's Calandra Jacket ($418) has a cropped shape and tux-style that reminded us of Miranda Kerr's blazer choice. Whatever you pick, at least you'll have a seasonally appropriate solution!


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The walls of a Costco will soon begin to rise in Sun Prairie.
City officials announced Friday that the discount club retailer has purchased land near the interchange of Highway C and Highway 151 for a 154,000-square-foot store in the Prairie Lakes development. The $8.8 million project that will employ 250 people is scheduled for completion by October or November. For more, read the BizTimes Morning Headlines.


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When driving over the Fort Myers Beach Bridge you see brightly colored hotels, unique shops and lively restaurants. Everything looks shiny and new, but if you know where to look, visitors can experience the historic side of Fort Myers Beach. If you know where to look you'll discover the oldest standing structure on the island, which happens to sit on an ancient Calusa Indian shell mound. If you know where to look you'll discover the Fort Myers Beach Mound House.
The Mound House is Estero Island's oldest standing structure. The building first started out as a Tudor style home constructed by William and Milia Case in 1906. The modest home grew and changed over the years starting in 1909, then again in 1921 and again when it was owned by William and Florence Long in 1951 to 1994. The Town of Fort Myers Beach acquired the Mound House from the Long Estate in 2000 and is currently in the process of restoring the house to its 1921 grandeur with grant assistance from the Florida Department of State Division of Historical Resources.
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CANTON A Madrid woman was remanded to St. Lawrence County jail Monday after being arrested for allegedly violating her probation sentence.
Erin J. White, 27, of 2084 Route 310, was released from county jail on probation May 25. St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards said Ms. White had been arrested on multiple occasions since that release, including the following day when she was charged by state police with petit larceny and criminal contempt.
Ms. White originally was placed on probation for a May 2 arrest; she was accused of being armed with a baseball bat and trying to gain entrance to a Dailey Ridge Road residence.
After Ms. White reportedly fled the scene, authorities stopped her on Route 310, where she backed her vehicle into a state police car and tried to flee. She was Tased by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents and taken into custody.
Ms. White started crying as the judge told her she would be returning to jail. She told the judge that she had been having seizures while in jail and wasnt receiving the needed medication.
Im not being dramatic, Ms. White told Judge Richards. Im going to die in there.
Judge Richards said while it may be unfortunate, its not the first time he has heard her story and, if she wanted to stay out of jail, she could have complied with probation and court orders.
People come in here with medical issues, pregnant, and they say, But judge, I have a baby at home, Judge Richards said. Its not going to keep you out of jail.
Ms. White was returned to county jail without bail awaiting a chemical dependency evaluation.
In other court action Monday:
Aaron M. Vice, 34, of 480 Route 37, Massena, pleaded not guilty in County Court to a charge of aggravated driving while intoxicated and two counts of driving while intoxicated, all class E felonies.
It is alleged that on April 14, Mr. Vice operated a 1995 Ford on Parker Avenue in the village of Massena with a BAC of 0.18 percent, more than twice the legal limit of 0.08 percent under state law. Mr. Vice had a previous DWI conviction on June 23, 2005, out of the town of Guilderland in Albany County.
Since that arrest, Mr. Vice told Judge Richards, he received a ticket while a passenger in a vehicle with marijuana in it.
Mr. Vice was sent to be drug tested before sentencing and tested positive for THC.
He was nervous about getting tested, Judge Richards said to St. Lawrence County Public Defender Stephen D. Button, who represented Mr. Vice. His (urine) sample was water, which means he was trying to flush his system.
Judge Richards said it wasnt enough evidence to remand Mr. Vice to jail, leaving the defendant an opportunity.
Mr. Vice was released under probation supervision and ordered to get an evaluation from chemical dependency.
Today, you have an opportunity to deal with the problem, Judge Richards told Mr. Vice. It looks to me that the problem is bigger than you think it is. You couldnt stop for 30 days when you knew you had to come to court.
Jeffrey R. Bush, 29, of 105 Lake George Road, Russell, pleaded not guilty to two counts of aggravated DWI, a class E felony, and driving while ability impaired, a misdemeanor.
It is alleged that Mr. Bush operated a 2002 Pontiac on Fine Street in Ogdensburg with traces of THC and the muscle relaxant carisoprodol in his system, while Kristen Bush, 6, and Jeffrey Bush II, 10, were passengers.
Mr. Bush also has a pending DWI charge in the town of Edwards adjourned until September.
He was released under probation supervision.
Michael J. Peters, 44, of 301 Pyrites Russell Road, Hermon, pleaded not guilty to two counts of DWI, a class E felony.
It is alleged that on April 14, Mr. Peters operated a 2004 Ford on Park Street in Canton with a BAC of 0.17 percent, more than twice the legal limit.
He previously was convicted of a DWI misdemeanor on Feb. 15, 2005, in the Erie County town of Clarence.
He was released under probation supervision.
Patrick J. Peccolo, 26, of 717 Riverside Ave., Ogdensburg, was remanded to county jail without bail by Judge Richards after being arrested for alleged violations of the terms and conditions of his probation sentence.
Mr. Peccolo was sentenced to five years of probation on Aug. 19, 2008, after being convicted of second-degree forgery.
Since his sentence, Mr. Peccolo was arrested on June 6 for allegedly illegally obtaining Suboxone and June 25 for accusations of third-degree assault, criminal obstruction of breathing, having been terminated from treatment and failing to pay a remainder of $564.71 in restitution.
Mr. Peccolo appeared without counsel and is scheduled to reappear Aug. 8.
Steven F. Rushlow Jr., 32, of 49� Maple St., Massena, was remanded to county jail after leaving inpatient treatment before completion.
Mr. Rushlow pleaded guilty to aggravated DWI, a class D felony, on June 10 and was placed under probation supervision.
As a part of probation, he was required to enroll in inpatient treatment for alcohol abuse.
He was remanded to county jail without bail and agreed to an evaluation to re-enroll in the recommended treatment to avoid a potential 11-year state prison sentence. He is scheduled to reappear in court Aug. 16.
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Mark Wallace Rides with the PlusX
Mark Wallace demonstrates a fun setup he used to take portraits of himself riding a motorcycle in this quick video. Originally part of a Webinar we aired in March to help intro the features of the PlusX, you can get the entire 49 minute video in the PocketWizard Webinar archive.
With his 1DS Mark II securely attached to a rig on the back of a car, Mark has an assistant fire the car-mounted camera using a PocketWizard PlusX. On their way back, they add a strobe to the mix, also fired by the PlusX.
Check it out above and see more of Mark's videos on Snapfactory.
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Discuss this workshop
Urban environments comprise the most diverse target-rich places to photograph anywhere. Most photographs contain a "subject" within a setting or background. The cool reality is that Buildings and Urban Places are both subjects and settings. Think about all of the images you have taken or will take in the future that contain buildings as the featured subject or as backgrounds to a myriad of other photo subjects … like people, for instance.
This workshop series is designed to improve your photography regardless of whether you consider picture taking a hobby, or you are a serious enthusiast, or a professional photographer, or earn your living as a member of the global real estate, design, and construction industries.
There are rules for photographing buildings and other man-made structures, and knowing these rules will make you a better photographer. Mastering these rules will allow you to learn how "break" them in a deliberate, meaningful way.
You will learn how a basic understanding of street photography will assist in your architectural and urban photography. You will discover how the fundamental principles of travel photography will enhance your architectural and urban imaging.
While the illustrated lectures will give you the fundamental information you need, we will spend a significant portion of the workshop in the field, with hands on photography. Your professional instructor, Rick Hulbert, will also give daily constructive critiques of your own selected images which is a key part of the learning experience.
There is no requirement for fancy equipment. Any and every brand of camera will work, so we strongly encourage participants with Canon, Pentax, Sony and other camera brands to attend. The principles taught will also apply to point and shoot cameras, new mirrorless cameras and even camera phones. We're serious! Bring your iPhone or Android and see what you can create!
We will discuss the elementary basics of how people see, how the camera sees, and why High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography can be so enticing and fulfilling. This is true whether you are wanting to document reality or you want to create a fine art interpretation of the built environment .
This workshop is designed to get you to think about concepts in architectural and urban photography that you hadn't thought of or considered before. That is, admittedly, a rather bold statement. However, that is exactly what this four day experience will achieve.
You will discover how to better frame and crop architectural and urban images using the long established basic principles of portrait, wedding, and event photography. By the way, if you are a wedding or event photographer, this workshop will take your photography up a notch as well.
You will learn how to create jaw-dropping images that will be the envy of both your photographer friends and potential future clients. You might even be able to impress your kids!
And yes … for those of you with "NAS," we can also talk about the best gear and broadly touch on software solutions that can make your images sing.
A four-day workshop with a maximum enrollment of 10 people
Outline Seminar Schedule and Structure
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Day 1
10:00am – 12:30am Introduction/Objectives/Discussion:
"Classical Rules of Architectural Imaging"
12:30 – 1:30pm Lunch Break
1:30pm – 2:45pm Discussion: "Composition"
2:45pm – 3:00pm Break
3:00pm - 4:00pm Discussion: "Pre-Visualization"
4:00pm– 7:00pm Golden Hour and Sunset Photography
Day 2
9:00am - 10:30am Composition ... Buildings are like People
10:30am - 10:45am Break
10:45am – Noon Revisualization ... Constructive Critiques of Selected Images
Noon – 1:00pm Lunch Break
1:00pm - 5:00 pm Demonstrations/Discussion/ Field Photography
Day 3
9:00am - 10:30am Street and Travel Photography
10:30am – 2:00pm Field Photography and Lunch Break
2:00pm - 3:00pm Creative Rule Breaking in Photography
3:00pm - 3:15pm Break
4:00pm – 5:00pm Constructive Critiques of Selected Images
Day 4
7:00am - 9:00am Sunrise and Golden Hour Photography
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10:00 am - Noon Constructive Critiques/Post Processing
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CARBONDALE, Ill. -- Gregory Echenique and Doug McDermott had double-doubles as Creighton snapped a two-game losing streak with a decisive 81-51 victory at Southern Illinois on Sunday night. The victory was CU's 10th in a row over the Salukis, and fifth consecutive at SIU Arena.
Creighton improved to 18-3 on the year and reaches the midway point of Valley play with a 7-2 league mark. Southern Illinois dropped to 8-12 and is 1-8 in MVC play.
The win was the 350th in Greg McDermott's head coaching career, and he's just the sixth man to win 70 or more games in his first three seasons at an MVC school.
Echenique had his highest-scoring game since early January and finished with 12 points and 11 rebounds. McDermott had 21 points and 10 rebounds on 9-for-13 shooting.
Desmar Jackson SIU scored the game's first four points before Creighton answered with the next nine points. Creighton continued its surge, making eight of its first 10 attempts while building a 20-12 lead.
The Jays continued to score with regularity, building a lead as large as 43-22 before settling for a 43-25 halftime edge. The Jays shot 73.9 percent in the first half, paced by 7-of-8 marksmanship from McDermott, who had 16 points by the break. Echenique added eight points and eight rebounds by the break. SIU was paced by 12 points at half from Jackson, but he did not score in the final 8:30 of the period.
Creighton scored the first nine points of the second half and was never seriously threatened after the break.
In addition to the double-doubles from McDermott (21/10) and Echenique (12/11), Grant Gibbs (13), Jahenns Manigat (12) and Ethan Wragge (12) combined to give CU five men in double-figures for the first time all season.
The Jays shot 63.0 percent for the game, making 12-of-20 three-pointers. CU also outworked the MVC's smallest team on the glass, 39-19.
SIU was paced by 16 points from Jackson. The Salukis shot 37.0 percent for the night but did claim 12 steals while forcing 17 CU turnovers. Josh Swan had five steals while Jackson added four.
Creighton returns home on Wednesday for a 7:05 pm game vs. Missouri State.
NOTES: Creighton's coaches wore bright pink shoes as part of the Coaches vs. Cancer weekend ...With four first half assists Grant Gibbs became the second-fastest
player in Creighton history to 300 career assists. He needed 56 games,
traioing only Ralph Bobik (53) ...Creighton has won 17 straight games against teams that have red/cardinal/crimson/scarlet/garnet/maroon in their official school colors ...Creighton has won 12 straight games against teams from the state of Illinois ...Creighton has won 27 straight when tied or leading at halftime ...Doug McDermott passed Bob Portman's school-record for most points in a
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This week some people in Hollywood have drawn attention to a double standard regarding photos of two teenage stars. In 2008, the 15 year old teen singer and actress Miley Cyrus appeared in a photo shoot for Vanity Fair magazine in which she was shirtless and wrapped in a sheet. Shortly after these images were released, many criticized the photographer and magazine for taking advantage of the young star and sexualizing her to sell magazines.
A similar phenomenon is currently occurring, but this time with Taylor Lautner, one of the teenage stars of Twilight. Many of the promotional images and videos for the film have featured the 17 year old start appearing shirtless. However, unlike with the situation involving Cyrus, there has been little criticism or media attention about his photos and whether the marketing campaign unfairly sexualizes him to promote the movie.
This double standard, that a young male can appear shirtless to help publicize his movie while his female counterpart is criticized for similar behavior has brought attention to the differential treatment of men and women in Hollywood. Consequently, many are left wondering why only the Miley Cyrus pictures brought such staunch criticism while the Lautner ones have not. One possible explanation is that of benevolent sexism (Glick & Fiske, 1997). Ambivalent Sexism Theory states that sexism may exist in two forms: hostile or benevolent. Hostile sexism seeks to relegate women to subordinate roles typically through overt and derogatory characterizations. Benevolent sexism, while problematic because it also relegates women to subservient roles, is often more covert. This form of sexism typically views women as weak or objects that need to be protected.
From this perspective then, widely held benevolent views may prompt people to act protective of the female Cyrus and characterize her as being otherwise unable to take care of herself. Conversely, the male Lautner is not viewed as helpless and escapes any potential scandal. Such behavior, or in this case the lack of action, may be at least one illustration of modern sexism.
Glick, P., & Fiske, S. T. (1997). Hostile and Benevolent Sexism.


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Kyocera has finally decided to enter the Android market by announcing their first Android phone the Zio M6000. The Zio will ship with Android version 1.6. The Zio is a tri-band CDMA EVDO Rev. Which is a handset that supports the 800/1700/1900MHz bands. By utilizing these three bands this makes the Zio compatabile with networks operated by Sprint, Verizon and smaller networks such as Cricket. Other features of the new Android phone by Kyocera include WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS. The Zio comes with a 3.5 inch WVGA screen with 800 x 480 pixels. The Zio also features a 3.2 megapixel camera with dedicated camera key and video capture at 30 frames per second. Additional features include a digital compass, accelerometer and support for microSD cards up to 32GB.
While it is still unknown when any US carriers will offer the Zio it is safe to say that Kyocera is looking to make quite the splash in the Android market. For their first Android phone the Zio is set to be one of the better Android phones on the market. With all of the features that come standard with this particular model the Zio is expected to be a hit in both the US and foreign markets. I am especially excited to check out the digital compass and video capture camera. There are two pretty cool features that most mobile devices do not currently have.
For their first Android phone it appears as if Kyocera has hit a homerun with the Zio. I will be expecting big things out of them in the future when they learn what more of their consumers are looking for and can incorporate those wishes into newer and more powerful Android phones and for unlocked cell phones.


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The iCloud music service for unlocked iphone 4, ipad and other iOS devices is one that Apple has been talking about for quite some time, but has not released a great amount of details about thus far. Their new cloud based music service will get its first debut at the Worldwide Developer Conference, which will be taking place in San Francisco sometime next month. There are a number of other products that have been introduced that are similar as of late, including one by Amazon as well. Apple will likely have a number of deals in place with some of the largest record labels in the music industry.
A number of sources have claimed to have inside information stating that Apple has been in talks with record labels regarding their iCloud music service for quite some time, which would echo the sentiments and estimations by many in the industry. There has been no information about which record labels they might be talking to but with the success of iTunes you can bet that the labels would be eager to work with the company at the drop of a hat.
Users will be able to stream music over the cloud directly through any personal computer, iPhone 4 unlocked, iPad, or iPod, which should help users to access music from virtually anywhere in the world. This will also allow them to create playlists, which will come in handy when they are in their car and in other areas where they are listening the music.
The appeal of the service might be limited because of the amount of storage capacity that Apple already has on their devices, but that does not mean that they will not be able to find a large user base. This will certainly be an interesting service offered by Apple, but might be one to find the footing that they hope that it will.


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Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Those Unconstitutional "Recess" Appointments, Redux
Marty Lederman
The President today "announced his intention to . . . recess appoint four individuals" to federal offices. Those individuals include Republican donor Sam Fox, who is to be "recess appointed" to be Ambassador to Belgium. President Bush had previously appointed Fox -- in the constitutionally prescribed manner -- to be Ambassador, but just as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee "was about to vote on Fox's nomination last week -- and was almost certain to reject it -- . . . Bush pulled it back." That is to say, President Bush withdrew Fox's nomination because it was going to be rejected . . . only to now "recess appoint" him to the same office. Fox will be able to serve until January 2009, even though he will not have been confirmed -- and would, in fact, have been rejected -- by the Senate if the President had not withdrawn his nomination.
So what stops the Senate from scheduling a one day 'session' for the explicit purpose of expiring the recess appointees terms?
I'm with 'broken'; Seems like the obvious response, if the Senators really CARE.
Complaints like this have a rather sureal air to me; After the New Deal court converted a federal government of limited, enumerated powers into an omnipotent Leviathan, without changing one word of the Constitution... After holding voice votes without a quorum present has become SOP procedure... After the courts have ruled that the two chambers don't have to pass the same law for a law to be 'legitimately' enacted... Bitching about how long the Senate chamber has to be empty for it to be a "recess" is so petty.
Like one wag said, "For all it's faults, the Constitution is still better than what we have now."
I hope you don't mind an off-topic comment, but this is important: There is a great post on The Carpetbagger Report from a few days ago about the mainstream media's (specifically Time magazine's) ignoring the prosecutor purge scandal.
What explains the failure of the mainstream media to cover the purge scandal for so long, and so many other scandals? Do you think somebody just set up newspaper editors to cheat on their wives, and threatened to tell if the editors wouldn't play ball when they come back some day and ask for something?
It wouldn't be that hard to do, when you think about it. People wouldn't talk about it.
The recess appointment clause is just as much a part of the Constitution as the Senate's confirmation power, no more and no less.
If one is going to cry about the President's "abuse" of the spirit of the Constitution by recess appointing Messrs. Bolton and Fox, to be fair one must also note the Senate Dems' "abuse" of their power to deny confirmation to qualified candidates for reasons of political revenge.
In contrast to the demonstrated incompetence of Mrs. Pelousi's recent Mr. McGoo tour of Syria, the Dems refusal to confirm Mr. Bolton after doing a bang up job knocking heads at the UN doesn't pass the laugh test.
Mr. Fox's sin was contributing money to the Swift Boat Vet's group, whose commercial running an old film of Mr. Kerry disgracing his uniform in front of the Senate and lying about his brothers in arms committing war crimes which he never observed probably had a substantial role in derailing Mr. Kerry's 2004 campaign.
The Dems tried to exact political revenge by scuttling his nomination and Mr. Bush bypassed them. Hardly the stuff of great constitutional crises. Rather, this nonsense is petty politics as usual.
Hard to decide....what to do....
Mark the calendars, May 2nd. Mission Accomplished Day.
A chance to celebrate stupidity, to dress up in a Superman costume or flight suit, and pretend to be something we aren't.
Don't miss it
I'm glad to see someone else has had the same reaction to recess appointments that I have. It seems to me the concept dates back to the early days of the country, when the Senate wasn't in more or less constant session. It's a shame that the Constitution doesn't say that the appointment expires as soon as the Senate goes back into session -- bad drafting, that.
I don't know what the Supreme Court would do with this issue, but a suit challenging the abusive use of recess appointments might be worth a shot -- easier than passing a constitutional amendment to get rid of it. Of course, there's that pesky issue of standing -- though I personally felt injured by the very presence of John Bolton in such an important position.
I'll grant that I can think of several recess appointments President Clinton made that I liked, but the practice is still bad -- and it contributes to the growth of the imperial presidency.
Professor Lederman,
You used the phrase "jerry-rigged." What you got against Germans? B^) Jokes aside, you might look for a replacement term that doesn't have it's roots in racism. See this for more, especially the 6th entry.
Nice to see the cowardly, lying cheat DePalma is still vandalizing the place. He'll never be man enough to admit that if it was a Dem appointing someone he didn't like he'd be making the same arguments as Professor Lederman. The difference, of course, is that the Professor is concerned with the rule of law, the upholding of the Constitution, and preservation of the Union. Cowardly, lying cheats of DePalma's ilk are just in it to "win" for "their side" by whatever means are expedient. (Aside, to justwatchingxxx, Bart is a partisan thug who takes a childish delight in slurs and slams...but who hasn't the balls to stand for his misdeeds and has already at least once been shamed into admitting he was mis-spelling the Speaker's name. Since he's reverted to it I have to assume the folks who usually hold his girlish feet to the fire have forsaken Balkinization. Always a pity when the vandals win.)(Apologies to women everywhere for the sexist remarks, not to mention the added insult of being likened to a cowardly, lying cheat.)
I actually dropped in to ask if anyone has a good resource for posting fairly straightforward substantive questions about law. I go to a non-traditional, distance-ed law school, and they are damned stingy with substantive answers. I had thought to go to the recently deceased jdamicus and try getting some traction on the question that's pestering me, not as homework but strictly extra-curricular, about determination of jurisdiction in asynchronous electronic transactions. If you know of a good place to post such a question then please consider emailing me privately with a url. Easiest email is beau (cough, cough) oblios-cap (hrmph) com
Thanks to the Profs for making Balkinization a daily must-read.
Well, the constitution is a living, breathing, organic evolving document don'tcha know? So it just lived and breathed and grew to allow recess appointments. Funny how according to professor Balkin it always seems to live and grow and breath in synch with his preexisting policy preferences, and never in ways that are against his policy preferences, huh?
In any event, the recess appointment power is a nice way to prevent a simple senate majority from nullifying a presidential election be simply refusing to confirm any of the president's cabinet appointments. (interestingly enough, that is what the Democrats planned to do to Lincoln had the South not seceeded).
bart you're as predictable as the sun rising in the east-are you on retainer from the administration?However,please explain the relevance of the seemingly pointless reference to Pelosi(or, if you prefer the more sophmoric spelling, Pelousi-have you ever considered your own tag line,similar to your namesake's "Eat my shorts.""I know you are but what am I?"would be perfect for you.)
The constitutional provision for the necessity of recess appointments needs to be read in the context of the realities of communication and travel in the 18th century.
Whereas the Recess Appointments Clause was included in the Constitution in order to ensure that offices could be filled in emergencies when the Senate is unavailable to offer its advice and consent, it is now being used to make a mockery of the procedure contemplated in the Appointments Clause
Sounds like you're relying on the original expected application of the Recess Appointments Clause . . . .
"It's a shame that the Constitution doesn't say that the appointment expires as soon as the Senate goes back into session -- bad drafting, that."
No, not really. The original expectation was that these offices were going to actually be needed, (Granted, our bloated government today is full of offices which could be left empty for years without appreciable harm.) and therefore, extended vacancies were to be avoided. By ending recess appointments at the end of the term, the Senate has time, when they come into session, to take care of any pressing business, and then examine a nominee's merits, before moving to confirm or reject, without causing said extended vacancy.
So folks are criticizing this post with allusions to originalism and implying that Professor Lederman is in some way cherry-picking when to apply the living constitution theory vs. originalism.
My question is: what in the social and political context of this country has changed such that an expansion or re-interpretation of the recess appointment clause would be necessary?
There is nothing contradictory between this post and the theory of living constitution...
As Federalist 67 makes clear (well, as clear as Hamilton ever makes anything) Bush is completely off the wall on this. I suppose that the only remedy will turn out to be impeachment and conviction, and I'm not talking about for the ambassador.
Mike: quite so. The clause really has outlived its original purpose, except perhaps in the case of a severe terror attack. Ordinarily the Senate can be convened to debate the confirmation of a vital officer within a day (or at most two) of a vacancy arising. It's nothing like the days when the fastest communication and transportation mediums were hoofed animals, and the Senate might have taken many weeks to convene.
Robert Link's objection to "jerry-rigged" is based on a totally non-authoritative source. However, it turns out that there is a good reason to suggest switching to "jury-rigged," namely to correctly reflect the word's nautical heritage. The OED shows "jury-rigged" usage back to 1788, derived from the earlier "jury mast," which has usage dating to at least 1616. By comparison, for "jerry-built" they have examples only back to 1869, and "jerry-rigged" not at all. As to the suggestion that this has anything to do with Germans: the use of "Jerry" for Germans appears to be purely a 20th-century phenomenon.
The situation would be different if Bush had simply waited for a recess in the Senate to appoint someone. Petty politics, sure, but hey someone needs to do the job, and why not avoid some conflict and get someone you need to reward into the position?
What makes this egregious to me is that the name had been submitted to the Senate, where it became clear the Senate wasn't going to approve at all. Rather than submit a new name, the name was pulled, and the executive waited until the "recess" to appoint the very person the Senate disapproved of. That's utter contempt of Congress, and certainly not in line with the "I hear what the people have said" rhetoric after the election. Of course, that disparity isn't surprising.
The "recess" thing gets me. If 11 days is now sufficient to qualify as a "recess," Congress had better hope the trend doesn't continue. Those four day weekends they enjoy may become "recesses." Taken to the logical extreme, the President could start making all his appointments at 2AM, since the Senate is technically in recess.
Bush is not egregiously worse than Clinton in his use of recess appointments, but that's scarcely much of a defense.
My only point here is that this is really small potatoes when it comes to constitutional outrages, compared to a lot of what the Prof. apparently accepts without blinking. You barely have to twist the language at all... And once you've signed onto the "living" Constitution, you're in a poor position to complain when somebody else plays the game.
Bush is not egregiously worse than Clinton in his use of recess appointments, but that's scarcely much of a defense.
Well....numerically Bush is ahead, but he's no Reagan, I'll give you that. :)
Da Preznit: "The Constitooshun means what I say it means. Ummm ... I'm the Deciderator."
Da Snooz Media: "Hey, look over there: Anna Nicole Smith is still dead!"
Dubya is an arrogant, bullying little twit:
"Before his speech, Bush stood in a dusty, rocky field as soldiers explained how they detect and disarm homemade bombs, called Improvised Explosive Devices. Bush operated a remote-control robot, playfully steering the device straight into a row of news photographers."
(as are the rest of the neocons). He's asking for a kick in the teeth, and he needs one.
broken blogger:
So what stops the Senate from scheduling a one day 'session' for the explicit purpose of expiring the recess appointees terms?
I like that idea....
Matter of fact, just to put a point on it, they can hold the session for the express purpose of considering the appointement ... and then rejecting it, if they want.
"Bart" DePalma:
... to be fair one must also note the Senate Dems' "abuse" of their power to deny confirmation to qualified candidates for reasons of political revenge.
Ummm, last I checked, wasn't just Democrats that refused to confirm appointements. But I guess we can forgive "Bart" his LTM lapses.
But: What's abus[ive] about refusing to confirm someone?!?!? You want to get literal (which "Bart" claims to be, but is not very adept at), "advice and consent" has no such limitations as to why the Senate may withhold consent. There's no semantic "word play" such as a distinction between "adjournment" and "recess", and what constitutes a "session". The Framers clearly wanted to put a check on the appointment of ambassadors and such against the will of the Senate (which is clearly what happened here). Who is "qualified" is not a matter for the preznit alone to decide. And what is "political revenge", I guess, depends on whose ox is gored, but the Constitution is silent on that.
I'm sure that "Bart" will turn around and csay the firing of the U.S. attorneys was then okey-dokey. And yes, political firings are not prohibited by the Constitution (or we'd be getting the hemp ready as we speak). Obstruction of justice, and denial of equal protection of the law, are.
"Bart" DePalma keeps singing along with the RNC Mighty Wurlitzer:
In contrast to the demonstrated incompetence of Mrs. Pelousi's recent Mr. McGoo tour of Syria, ...
Here. And here. And here. And certainly here. And here.....
You get the pitcure, folks.
And "Pelousi", eh, "Bart"? You need a new schtick. Why not try Mike Wein... -- uhh, "Savage"'s "Demoncrats". More panache, yaknow.
"Bart" DePalma:
... the Dems refusal to confirm Mr. Bolton after doing a bang up job knocking heads at the UN doesn't pass the laugh test.
That "bang up" have to do with Bolton's cute comment after 9/11 that the U.N. Building could do with a few less floors, perchance?
I would note that "knocking heads" seems to be the standard RW foamer approach to ... well ... just about any 'problem'.
(interestingly enough, that is what the Democrats planned to do to Lincoln had the South not seceeded).
You need to watch TDS. Jon Stewart interviewed John Bolton, and then eviscerated Bolton's false claim that Lincoln appointed a servile and sycophantic cabinet of "yes men" (like Bolton) the following day.
I appreciate the Franklin and Pryor amicus brief links, which I believe I had missed during the 2005 epoch Bolton initial UN appointment. It appears some of the web locations contained in footnotes in those two filings locate resources I have needed for other work in which I have embarked. It was interesting to see TG and AH as contributors there, as well, both respected practitioners who have written in the field of constitutional law, and supported tempered discussion especially at times of radical departures from explicit standards of checks and balances such as the historic autocratic appointment policy of the Bush administration. I agree that it is a test for the Senate saliently to assess the intensity of its view of its intended degree of participation. In my view congress, and the political parties need to evaluate the effects of the de facto rule-by-cloture+1 paradigm so artfully employed by the current administration. Interestingly, it seemed part of the discussion about the sunsetting of the independent counsel statute was that construct's contribution to increased executive circumvention of checks and balances as a way to govern during interbranch tensions.
My view is the shift is significant, and understanding its portent a worthwhile endeavor. It would be foolhardy to accept the soporific reassurances and faint blandishments from folks who favor authoritarian solutions, though those partisans are voicing their views attempting to gloss over the visceral issues here, changes which otherwise might become the equivalent of the parliamentarization of the US system of government.
Bush is not egregiously worse than Clinton in his use of recess appointments, but that's scarcely much of a defense.
Yes, he is. But I'm glad that you've pointed out that those people screaming for the impeachment of Clinton (and actually voting out a couple articles) have certainly set, by their own standards, a very low bar for themselves. Would that justify a similarly low bar for imepaching Dubya?
"Would that justify a similarly low bar for imepaching Dubya?"
Sure. I happen to think the Democratic bill of particulars against Bush includes some matters that are really legitimate policy differences, and excludes some abuses which Demcrats simply don't mind, but Bush is, to my thinking, eminently impeachable. The bar to impeachment has, I think, been set much too high.
Hell, I'd have impeached Ford for pardoning Nixon. Quid pro quo, anyone? And Iran-Contra was reason enough to impeach Reagan; That's why we have a unitary executive, after all, so that we've got one person to pin the blame on. Clinton ought to have been impeached over too many matters to list here, of which the one he was impeached over was perhaps the least.
The 20th century would have been a regular bloodbath for executives if my standards for impeachment had prevailed.
Bart writes: [insert republican sheepherding here]
Being a sheep half the time is still being a sheep.
Sadly, those valid points Bart occasionally brings into a discussion are nearly always spoiled by incessant politicking.
Sure. I happen to think the Democratic bill of particulars against Bush includes some matters that are really legitimate policy differences, and excludes some abuses which Demcrats simply don't mind, but Bush is, to my thinking, eminently impeachable. The bar to impeachment has, I think, been set much too high.
Hell, I'd have impeached Ford for pardoning Nixon. Quid pro quo, anyone? And Iran-Contra was reason enough to impeach Reagan; That's why we have a unitary executive, after all, so that we've got one person to pin the blame on. Clinton ought to have been impeached over too many matters to list here, of which the one he was impeached over was perhaps the least.
Well, thanks for your candour and your consistency. It is appreciated, Brett.
The "IOKIYAR" crowd needs to take some lessons from you (see my Pelosi links above, for example).
If any congressional representative or either party went to Syria with a foreign policy which differs from that of the President, especially one which grants relief from the international isolation of this terrorist regime, then they are definitely in the same category as Mrs. Pelousi.
We elect one branch of government to make foreign policy and it ain't Congress.
However, I am unaware of any Elephant in Congress who was mendacious enough to lie to the Syrians about an Israeli peace overture which they did not make or stupid enough to say ""the road to solving Lebanon's problems passes through Damascus." That is like saying that "the road to solving Czechoslovakia's problems in 1938 passes through Munich." Oh, I think someone by the name of Chamberlain already said something along those lines.
I hope you don't mind an off-topic comment, but this is important: There is a great post on The Carpetbagger Report from a few days ago about the mainstream media's (specifically Time magazine's) ignoring the prosecutor purge scandal.
What explains the failure of the mainstream media to cover the purge scandal for so long, and so many other scandals? Do you think somebody just set up newspaper editors to cheat on their wives, and threatened to tell if the editors wouldn't play ball when they come back some day and ask for something?
It wouldn't be that hard to do, when you think about it. People wouldn't talk about it.
"Bart" DePalma:
If any congressional representative or either party went to Syria with a foreign policy which differs from that of the President, especially one which grants relief from the international isolation of this terrorist regime, then they are definitely in the same category as Mrs. Pelousi.
Here, new link fer ya.
Say, what did you think of the Hastert escapade? (and we won't even go in to the behaviour of the Republicans during Bosnia and Kosovo....
I said:
I'm sure that "Bart" will turn around and say the firing of the U.S. attorneys was then okey-dokey. And yes, political firings are not prohibited by the Constitution (or we'd be getting the hemp ready as we speak). Obstruction of justice, and denial of equal protection of the law, are.
On that note, Dubya is free to promote hacks and resume-padders like Rove's buddy Griffin in Arkansas. Like Micheal Brown. Or the hordes of Republican contributors and wet-behind-the-ears College Republicans the maladministration sent over to work on the CPA despite having no experience for this important work (as detailed in "Imperial Life in the Emerald City: Inside Iraq's Green Zone", by Rajiv Chandrasekaran) ... which is part of the reason that Iraq is such a hell-hole now. The preznit can indeed hire only apparatchiks and/or incompetents (as he's demonstrated), and we have to suffer through it up until the point we say "enough's enough" and impeach him. The preznit can ruin the country ... oh, waiddaminnit.
But we don't have to stand for it. And we can resist, obstruct, and rectify by any means available, this taking the country down the toilet.
One more legal charge to toss on the USA scandal fire, though....
Arne Langsetmo said...
Say, what did you think of the Hastert escapade?
Not much.
The Columbians were complaining about limits prior Dem congresses had put on congressional aid to Columbia. Hastert told the Columbians to come to him to change those laws and not to the White House.
What is the problem?
Congress has the power of the purse and may send our tax money to Columbia under the terms it sees fit to impose or not to impose. I am not sure cutting the White House out of the process was politically wise because the President has a veto. However, Congress certainly has the power to communicate with those to whom it is providing money.
"Bart" DePalma:
The Columbians were complaining about limits prior Dem congresses had put on congressional aid to Columbia. Hastert told the Columbians to come to him to change those laws and not to the White House.
What is the problem?
Oh, I dunno...... "We elect one branch of government to make foreign policy and it ain't Congress."
More on Hastert, for the brain-dead here:
In 1997, Rep. Dennis Hastert (R-IL) led a delegation to Colombia at a time when U.S. officials were trying to attach human rights conditions to U.S. security assistance programs. Hastert specifically encouraged Colombian military officials to "bypass" President Clinton and "communicate directly with Congress."
…a congressional delegation led by Rep. Dennis Hastert (R-IL) which met with Colombian military officials, promising to "remove conditions on assistance" and complaining about "leftist-dominated" U.S. congresses of years past that "used human rights as an excuse to aid the left in other countries." Hastert said he would to correct this situation and expedite aid to countries allied in the war on drugs and also encouraged Colombian military officials to "bypass the U.S. executive branch and communicate directly with Congress."
And now, Gingrich too.
The Republicans really are a big fat bunch of hypocrites, aren't they?
But turn on talk radio (or lissen to "Bart", one and the same), and you'll hear the RNC Mighty Wurlitzer screaming "Peeeellllooooouuuuuussssiiiiiii'sss a traitor!!!! Waaa-uuu-aaaa-uuuu-gggghhhh!!!!"
Such discourse.
Wow, usually they're not as blatant about the hypocrisy as Bart was just now. That's truly amazing.
You ought to see the Republican congresscritters, spokespersons (i.e., Tony Snow) flipflopping on "executive privilege" and such. Makes your head spin. ;-)
Meda Matters and Think Progress are good resources for watching the "watch what I say, not what I do" crowd....
Steve (and "Bart"):
Here's more RW hypocrisy in their frenzied attacks on dear Speaker "Pelousi" (as "Bart" so affectionately calls her, in his fine civil way).
Aren't those RW foamers (and their SCLM enablers) just a bunch of lovable scamps (not to mention honest and upstanding citizens)?
I am curious whether you think this is unconstitutional, or if it is instead a flaw in the Constitution caused by unanticipated developments — I ask because some of your co-bloggers are not shy about critiquing such aspects of the constitution.
Second, I wonder if this is more an example of transgressing against the spirit of the Constitution than of violating any legal restriction created in that document. An analogy would be to congressional behavior: clearly the original spirit of the Constitution contemplates that Congress will itself examine the Constitutionality of potential laws and refuse to pass bills that are found lacking. That they no longer try to do this certainly violates the spirit of our founding document, but it is unclear that there is a legal consequence aside from potential Judicial nullification (where the Congress grants them jurisdiction).
As to the question of non-originalism, I would be interested in hearing someone's theory as to why this practice, which apparently goes at least as far back as Teddy Roosevelt making appointments during a one-day recess, would be unconstitutional while other pieces of constitutional evolution would not.
As to commenter Bart DePalma's point about the Senate's duties, while Bolton is a different story, it strikes me as quite plausible that the founders would not have had a problem with the Senate refusing to give a cushy job to someone who had served as an attack dog for the President appointing him get elected.
"I would be interested in hearing someone's theory as to why this practice, which apparently goes at least as far back as Teddy Roosevelt making appointments during a one-day recess, would be unconstitutional while other pieces of constitutional evolution would not.
"Living" constitutionalism has no principled way of distinguishing between legitimate and illegitimate divergences from what the text actually says, or prior, widespread understandings. Recess appointments are "unconstitutional" under this 'interpretive' technique because the people doing the interpreting don't like Bush. 8 years ago the practice probably struck them as ok, and in a few more years it will be kosher again.
That's the nice thing about an 'interpretive' technique that has the Constitution "evolving" without the text changing. You can never be inconsistant, because the Constitution just evolves back and forth at your convenience.
Indeed, recess appointments are rather small potatoes compared to some of the constitutional outrages which have become routine. But it's Bush making them right now.
Re: Recess appointment of Bush crony Sam Fox to ambassadorship --
Article II of the Constitution says, "The President shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the recess of the Senate, by granting commissions which shall expire at the end of their next session. "
The word "next" in "next session" implies that the Framers of the Constitution meant "session" to mean the time between recesses and not the two-year term of Congress. If the framers meant "session" to mean the latter, then the correct term would be "current session" rather than "next session." And does it make sense that the Framers would have created a major loophole for bypassing the will of the Senate by allowing these recess appointments to be valid for the remainder of the two-year term of Congress? And if the Framers intended to create such a loophole, then why are these unapproved temporary appointments restricted to the recesses?
The "Fox" is in the henhouse. Bush is an adult spoiled brat who has gotten his way for far too long.
Make no mistake, it's an abuse, alright. But it's an abuse that's been practiced for decades, by Presidents of both parties, and Bush isn't the worst offender. And as Constitutional usurpations go, it's small potatoes.
I'd like to know what principled basis "living" Constitutionalists have for complaining about this practice, while approving of far greater violations. Looks like a textbook example of "evolution" to me.
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