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OMAHA, Neb. -- Taking the court as members of the BIG EAST Conference for the first time, the Creighton Men's Basketball team had little trouble with Northern State in its lone exhibition of the season. Final score for Creighton's 13th straight exhibition win was 89-61.
Doug McDermott led Creighton with 26 points in 24 minutes. Fourteen of the 20 men who saw action for Creighton dented the scoreboard.
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Creighton shot 62.5 percent for the game, making 30-of-48 shots. CU also sank 9-of-20 shots from downtown and 20-of-33 free throws while owning 23 assists against just 13 turnovers. In addition to McDermott's 26 points, Ethan Wragge and Toby Hegner each had nine points while Isaiah Zierden and Will Artino each scored eight points, with Artino grabbing a game-best eight rebounds in his first start at center. Newcomer Devin Brooks had seven assists and six points in 15 minutes to help a Bluejay bench that scored 49 points.
Northern State made 19-of-57 shots from the field (33.3 percent) and 14-of-24 free throws (58.3 percent). The Wolves were out-rebounded 41-28 and had 13 turnovers against 12 helpers.
Creighton seniors McDermott and Grant Gibbs combined for the first seven points of the game, only to see the Division II Wolves rally to tie the game at 15 and 17-all. Clinging to a narrow 33-32 lead late in the first half, Austin Chatman made a free throw to start a 10-0 run that included two three-pointers from Zierden and another from Wragge. NSU got no closer than eight the rest of the night and trailed 45-35 at the break.
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The title of this picture on flickr is "759" which means (according to my very advanced method of record keeping) it was the 759th picture I took during the photoshoot I had with these two rascals and their respective parents this morning. A double photo shoot with two year olds! I'm pooped, and reminded of life with a two year old. When your kids are that age you are always tired. If you're not then maybe you're doing it wrong.
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Friday, May 19, 2006
Michael Hayden and Article II
Marty Lederman
According to General Michael Hayden's testimony yesterday, in the days following September 11th, Hayden was of the view that FISA outlawed the sort of surveillance program that the NSA eventually implemented. UPDATE from the transcript:
Although you, Prof. Lederman, don't say it explicitly, that last question is obviously also of the rhetorical kind. The following is evidence of it:
"A front-page article in this morning's The Hill reports that Sen. Specter has finally made enough concessions to secure the support of the more right-wing members of the Judiciary Committee for his legislation that (along with a bill from Sen. DeWine) would render legal the NSA warrantless eavesdropping program. As part of this negotiation, what were these Bush allies (Hatch, Sessions, Cornyn, Kyl) holding out for? The removal from Sen. Specter's bill of a clause that would mandate that the FISA court rule on the legality and constitutionality of the NSA program. As usual, the thing which Bush supporters fear most - and which they most desperately seek to avoid - is a judicial ruling on the legality of the administration's behavior. […]"
Marty, two things:
(1)as to the language about the executive "violating" FISA, it is doing so in the same sense that, say, the Supreme COurt "violated" the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban in Stenberg v. Carhart by refusing to apply it. Do you disagree with the view, common throughout our history (and wonderfully explained by Judge Easterbrook in his law review article "Presidential Review", that each branch has its own independent suthority to interpret the Constitution within the sphere of its own powers? The President's chief power is to execute the laws, and he has discretion in applying those laws (we all know of prosecutorial discretion. Did all those state prosecutors violate the law when they declined to enforce state anti-sodomy laws upheld by SCOTUS in Bowers?). If the President determines that a statute is unconstitutional, doesn't that entitle him to refuse to enforce it? Jefferson refused to enforce the Alien and Sedition Acts because he felt they violated the First Amendment, even though every court that had examined them found no violation. Did Jefferson "violate" the law? What is your view as to all three branches having independent review?
(2) As to the disclosure requirements, would your opinion as their propriety be the same if, say, Congress required similar disclosures by the Supreme Court (say, to report to Congress whenever the Court relies on foreign law)? Wouldn't the Court view these required disclosures as a threat to its independence? Why should the Executive not view them similarly?
1. Yes, I believe that the President has the constitutional authority to violate statutes when he deems them unconstitutional. However:
i. It remains a violation of a statute. (For what it's worth, this is different from what the Court does: The Court doesn't violate a statute; when it declares a statute unconstitutional, it *enjoins the Executive (or a state) from enforcing the statute* (i.e., threatens contempt sanctions for such enforcement). But yes, in both cases, another branch disagrees with Congress. And there's nothing *necessarily* wrong with that.
ii. The decision not to violate, or to refuse to enforce, a statute is a solemn one, and should be invoked only rarely, and carefully. The question of when the Executive ought to do so -- rather than, say, the more common practice of enforcing the statute but then not defending it in court -- is a very difficult and sensitive one. For some of the best treatments, see the Dellinger OLC letter to Mikva circa 1994, and the colloquy a few years back in Law & Contemporary Problems between my former colleagues Dawn Johnsen and David Barron.
iii. If and when the President violates a statute on constitutional grounds, he should do so openly and candidly, and provide the rationale, so that the public and the other branches can assess, critique and respond to such a serious constitutional stalemate. (Knowing that he'll have to defend his nonenforcement in public will also ensure that the President doesn't take such a momentous step until he's certain it's correct, and defensible.) Needless to say, that hasn't been the practice in this Administration.
iv. My complaint about this Administration's examples is not the *fact* of statutory violation, but (i) that the proper proccedures have not been followed (see my initial posts from January 2005); (ii) it's been done in secret; and (iii) most importantly, that the Administration is *wrong on the merits* of the constitutional question. In other words, my critique has been based on substance and process, not on remedy (i.e., nonenforcement).
2. Yes, of course Congress could, by statute, require the Court to provide notification of all instances in which it relies on foreign law in its opinions -- although, since the opinions are already public, such a requirement would be fairly pointless, and thus an unnecessary slight to a coordinate branch.
I would add that the Dellinger opinion cited above considered the possibility of violating a statute deemed unconstitutional within the context of prospective judicial review. Violating the statute might provide the only way to test its constitutionality in court, for example.
But Bush has done the opposite, avoiding judicial review at all costs. The DOJ has had ample opportunity to initiate a test case in the FISA courts, where the government alone has standing, but has cowered from doing so.
Meanwhile, the administration fights third-party civil suits on procedural grounds, or claims state-secret privilege, and its allies in the Senate oppose legislative efforts to require judicial review in the future. (Although I can't see how the Article II argument would have been tested this way, anyway.)
Rather than honorably asserting a constitutional principle, Bush has adopted the legal strategy of a fugitive.
Jefferson refused to enforce the Alien and Sedition Acts because he felt they violated the First Amendment, even though every court that had examined them found no violation.
Quick footnote to this: Jefferson did not "refuse to enforce" the Sedition Act. It expired on its own terms before he took office.
Would not 28 USC 530D (e) excuse the President in this case? It reads:
Applicability to the President and to Executive Agencies and Military Departments.—
The reporting, declaration, and other provisions of this section relating to the Attorney General and other officers of the Department of Justice shall apply to the President (but only with respect to the promulgation of any unclassified Executive order or similar memorandum or order) ...
Classifying the executive order seems to be a convenient loophole.
BTW, in your experience, has 28 USC 530D generally been honored by various administrations? This would seem to be relevant to the Judiciary Committee's upcoming hearing on presidential signing statements.
The Alien and Sedition Acts provided that they would cease to be effective on the date of the inauguration of the next President, March 3, 1801, but added that "expiration of the Act shall not prevent or defeat a prosecution and punishment of any offense against the law, during the time it shall be in force." 1 Stat. 596, 597 (1798). Jefferson therefore issued directions to cease prosecutions, including the pending sedition prosecution of William Duane, which had been initiated at the request of the Senate.
He also pardoned those who had been previously convicted: "I discharged every person under punishment or prosecution under the Sedition law, because I considered, and now consider, that law to be a nullity as absolute and as palpable as if Congress had ordered us to fall down and worship a golden image; and that it was as much my duty to arrest its execution in every stage, as it would have been to have rescued from the fiery furnace those who should have been cast into it for refusing to worship the image." Letter to Abigail Adams (July 22, 1804), in
11 The Writings of Thomas Jefferson 43-44 (Albert Ellery Bergh ed., 1907).
Not much attention has been paid so far to discrepancies between Hayden's previous testimony or remarks and what is now known. Is my recollection wrong about this? If not, I leave the implications to the reader.
The Milbank story on closed sessions underlined something Tom Oliphant (which his co-commentator David Brooks agreed with, also noting the lack of true oversight) said as part of his commentary of the hearings on PBS yesterday: leaks turn out to be the only (and therefore essential) way for the public to truly know what is going on. It's telling how some, including Chairmen Roberts (who refuses to release "Phase 2" of the report on use of pre-war intel after promising to do so), rail against such leaks (some clearly semi-official in nature, and not just re the Plame business).
Ackerman's editorial against confirmation is rather striking (it in part addresses this concern) btw since even many liberal leaning sorts (e.g., Joe Conanson in Salon) support the confirmation.
The May 18, 2006 public session testimony transcript from the Washington Post is in two sections, and is caveated as incomplete and in progress. This is the day after your article, so perhaps you have found this material already, as well. Some of the Feinstein material is split part in section I, part in section II.
I admit to a sense of puzzlement at the fact that after 200+ years
these things haven't been sorted out yet. Strange.
So thinking aloud in my 7th grade civics way.
Congress passes a public law. Three possible scenarios.
a) The executive doesn't like it for whatever reasons -- public policy for example -- so they veto it. Fine, their right and obligation to evaluate every new statue and object to it if they don't like it. Congress then can come back and override it on a 2/3 vote thus forcing its will (and will of people they represent) on the executive. This is quite sensible arrangement. Everybody has a voice and chance to weigh in.
b) The executive finds it unconstitutional.
In European legal systems this is usually resolved by requiring the objector to submit its objections to a third party for adjudication. That third party is typically a special constitutional tribunal. Its decisions are final and binding on both the legislature and executive.
Our problems arise from the fact that no equivalent mechanism exists in this country. Under the US system the executive is tacitly permitted to assert unconstitutionality of any statue. Which presumably leaves them free from having to implement it as otherwise would be required by the constitution. It is not clear how the disagreement is supposed to be resolved which gives the executive the power to effectively ignore everything the legislature does willy nilly.
Needless to say if neither a) or b) applies the statue has a full force of law and the executive is required to implement it.
Note that Alito's signing statements do not enter here an any way. Their only proper function is to help the judiciary in evaluating the law's original intent, in case somebody in the future questions how that law was applied after it was implemented. That is signing statements can only contain "we understand this law to mean such and such". They can not, per se, contain any statement of the type "we are going to implement it any which way we want" or "we think this may be unconstitutional so we are going to ignore it". Unfortunately this is precisely how Bush administration has been using them. Pure unadulterated abuse of the instrument imho.
As to the last comment, interestingly, some wished to have some sort of federal panel of review to submit legislation (even state laws) in respect to its constitutionality.
But, there are ways to deal with the alleged unconstitutional law. First off, I think by signing it into law the President in some fashion might in effect waive claims of unconstitutionality. Deciding, even when the writers of the law clearly didn't intend as such, hidden exceptions seems to be cheating.
Anyway, the President can submit the law to a court. The surveillance program and torture measures, for instance, could easily have be dealt in this fashion. FISA and current litigation involving enemy combatants.
Likewise, various affected people can have standing to challenge. The President can encourage this, such as the proposed law (by Prof. Lederman) that anyone potentially harmed by the survelliance program will have standing to challenge it. Test cases to settle the status of unclear laws have been around since the 1790s.
Of course, if the President refuses to carry out laws deemed constitutional or to submit them to some third party for clarification, Congress actually has the power to impeach or pressure him in some other fashion.
Imperfection, surely, but the system has avenues if people actually wanted to use them. This President does not. This Congress does not.
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A group of contractors watch as crane operator Wayne Baumker (not pictured) of Mullins Crane of Fort Pierce, lowers the first of 2 sections of the Digital Domain Park sign from the top of the St. Lucie County owned sports complex at 525 N.W. Peacock Boulevard on Friday December 21, 2012. The sports complex, which is the Spring training home for the New York Mets and the home for the St. Lucie Mets Class A baseball teams, was renamed Digital Domain Park in March 2012 after Digital Domain bought the naming rights but has since defaulted on the on the deal and filed for bankruptcy in September 2012. The sign was removed by Ferrin Signs of West Palm Beach. "I feel bad, all those people lost their jobs," said Baumker, who also was the crane operator when the sign was installed.
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MASSENA - The weather outside was frightful, so a Thursday afternoon Halloween parade at Madison Elementary School was moved inside, with students proudly displaying their costumes as they marched around the school in front of a full house of family members.
Typically we do it outside so we can spread it out a bit more, Principal Alan C. Oliver said.
But with a cold rain falling outside, the festivities were moved inside. Class by class, students took their place in the hallway and began their parade through the schools halls, where family members were lined side-by-side to applaud and take pictures and videos of the costumed students as they walked by. Other family members waited in the gymnasium, another stop on the students circuit around the school.
They line up in order (of class) and walk around, Mr. Oliver said.
In one wing of the school, sixth-graders who were waiting for their turn to parade around stood by and applauded the younger students as they passed by before joining the group at the end.
The costumes were varied, everything from witches and princesses, to Darth Vader and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, to butterflies and skeletons, to clowns, football players and even walking Crayola crayons.
Some teachers even got in the act, including Mr. Oliver, who was dressed up at Fred Flintstone from the Flintstones cartoon.
Universal pre-kindergarten students had held their Halloween festivities Thursday morning.
Our morning UPK just finished up with their Halloween party in the cafeteria. We invited parents in, and they did parades and songs, Mr. Oliver said.
Students in other classes were having their own Halloween fun in between lessons, according to the principal.
Its a day of classroom parties and celebrating. At the end of the day we have a parade where all the parents come in, he said.
Following the parade, parents were able to sign their students out for the day - to get ready for the evening when instead of walking through the schools halls, theyd be walking around neighborhoods seeking candy from local residents.
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That wasn't thunder you heard on Sunday, Los Angeles. It was the longest-running and largest-grossing, single-day motorcycle rally in the world, and it raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the USO's mission of supporting troops and their families.
The Love Ride – a 40-mile ride from Glendale, Calif., to Castaic Lake – was attended by nearly 5,000 motorcycle riders and supported by 22 Harley-Davidson dealerships throughout Southern California.
"For nearly 30 years the Love Ride has had one mission: to demonstrate to the citizens of greater Los Angeles that the Harley-Davidson owner is a responsible, giving and loving member of his or her community," said Oliver Shokouh, owner of Harley-Davidson of Glendale and the founder of Love Ride.
"Since the start of this ride, back in 1984, we have raised more than $25 million dollars for many different charities," he said. "But at this moment there is one group of Americans who really need us most – our troops."
The ride started bright and early Sunday morning outside Harley-Davidson of Glendale, Calif., with a performance from Strawberry Alarm Clock and a thorough roasting of about a half-dozen celebrity guests and local city officials by Grand Marshal Jay Leno.
Once they reached Castaic Lake, riders dined on popular Los Angeles food trucks such as Pink's Hot Dogs, enjoyed cold beverages and listened to performances by Canned Heat and George Thorogood and the Destroyers.
Shokouh was witness to what happened during the post-Vietnam era, when public support wasn't there for his peers when they returned from war. He believes Americans must step up and help this new generation of troops.
"Two million troops – many of them just teenagers – are coming home from war," he said. "They are struggling with reintegration, they are unable to find work and they aren't coping very well being home. Suicide rates are at an all-time high, and I believe the USO is the single charity that is in that right place to make a real difference where morale is concerned – for our guys right now on active duty and into the future as they come home."
The same sentiment was echoed by riders, sponsors and troops alike who attended the event.
"It makes sense: the USO and Harley-Davidson motorcycles," said Willie G. Davidson, chief styling officer emeritus of Harley-Davidson and the grandson of founder William A. Davidson. "We have a history of support for the military that dates back about 100 years. It's great to see these guys in uniform out here having a good time, and it's great to see them finally coming home. I'm proud to be here to welcome them, and I'm grateful for the USO for helping them the way they do."
Love Ride organizers said the event grossed roughly $440,000. The USO will receive the remainder of those funds once all event costs are paid.
"Overall this was a tremendously successful event," Shokouh said. "Next year we hope to partner with the USO once again, but this time we want to make it huge – we hope to see Love Ride 30 not only bigger and better than 29, but perhaps the biggest Love Ride in history."
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Photo caption: USO of Greater Los Angeles Executive Director Bob Kurkjian, actor Robert Patrick and "The Tonight Show" host Jay Leno stand on stage at Sunday's Love Ride in Los Angeles, Calif. (Photo credit: USO / Joseph Andrew Lee)
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Dallas wrote:Personally speaking...
I'm sure, as with anything, it has it's pros and cons.
When I look back at AA's history -- as the Society grew by leaps and bounds, often, the newcomer had no help whatsover, outside of receiving a Big Book that was mailed to them, and an occasional letter from the members in New York, if help was requested.
In most areas, there were no meetings, there was no Fellowship, there were no sponsors available to the new person. All they had was a Big Book that had been mailed to them, giving the precise instructions to follow to achieve and maintain sobriety, and they were encouraged, in the book, to begin to search out another alcoholic to help. That was it.
Obviously, newcomers read the book, followed the instructions, and then it was up to them to create the fellowship around them. They basically had no help. And, it worked. A.A. can be found now, in many places.
However, I have many encounters with prospects for AA that will contact me by email, because they found me or found us through the Internet, and there is no local A.A. fellowship and no A.A. meetings, so obviously, no AA sponsors to help them in the areas that they live. Sometimes, here in the U.S., -- they are located in remote areas where the nearest meeting is 200 to 300 miles away.
I believe, that any kind of help from a sober member of A.A., who has A.A. sobriety, is good, and the sober AA member has valuable experience, strength and hope, to share with still suffering alcoholics. So, regardless if it's in person, over the telephone, or by snail mail (as it used to be), or on the Internet, what is the difference? Help them!
My sponsor lives 1527 miles away from me. I send him at least one email each week, (sometimes more) and I talk to him by telephone at least once each week (sometimes, more often that that.). Whenever he is within roughly 500 miles from me -- I'll travel to see him. We knew each other before he became my sponsor. However, I also know that he sponsors people in the U.K., Dublin, Italy, Australia, Iceland, Canada, and other countries, in addition to sponsoring many here in the USA, who are like me... several hundreds, or thousands of miles away from him. They (like myself ) are staying sober, and leading good and productive lives, and are actively involved in their local A.A. community, and they sponsor others. (He Sponsors so many... because with 49 years of sobriety... he has gotten around and he still gets around! Some, he sponsored in the home group and later they moved, like I did, others... he sponsors that were not local when they met him.)
I have a friend here in Arkansas, and his Sponsor is Sponsored by my Sponsor, and his Sponsor lives in Nebraska... and my friend, (my sobriety-nephew) Sponsors several men in Alaska and in California.
So, I think the answer to your question, as I understand it -- it depends upon the Sponsor and the Sponsee.
I'm sure that there are many in AA who disagree -- but, so what? It works for me. It works for us. And, it works for many of them -- it just doesn't work for the disagree-er's... because they don't work it because of their disagreement.
Some would say "well if you move to a new area you should get a new sponsor where you live." So what if that is their belief? I wasn't about to find a new sponsor just because my circumstances had me moving to a different part of the country. And, when I moved, and discovered the selection to choose from -- if I did want to find a new sponsor, I made a decision that I would be better off not having a sponsor rather than pick from what was available to me.
While I am a huge advocate of Sponsorship and having a Sponsor -- I have to admit that some of the finest examples of AA sobriety that I have ever known -- had no official AA sponsor. And, some of those... did not Sponsor others. They did 12th Step work and helped many alcoholics -- but, they wouldn't allow anyone to call them "Sponsor." (Yes, they did what Sponsors do, but they would have nothing to do with the title of "Sponsor." ) I personally prefer to do 12th Step work, without having them call me "their Sponsor." My personal experience has been -- that often the "title" of Sponsor can screw up, otherwise good working-with-others arrangements.
I realize that my reply has become rather long and wordy but, when you asked, "What do you all think of online sponsorship?" and "Let me have your thoughts!!!" ... I took it as an "AA request." (I'm an over-do'er!)
With all that said regarding online Sponsorship -- I do believe strongly that personal-in-person AA activity and association is vital. The Sponsor should be actively involved in person-to-person real live one-on-one AA, and the Sponsee should be involved, likewise. The Internet should not be used as an A.A. substitute for real-live-one-on-one A.A.
With technology the way that it is now -- we could have live webcasts of meetings, and with Internet telephone, video and webcams -- we can look each other in the eye. We haven't figured out how to smell their breath yet, .... but, in some situations -- that's probably a blessing, and I hope it may never change. "Oh what an order!!!!!"
With the consideration of all those thoughts expressed --- Carol, I see nothing wrong with it.
That's what I think about it. What's most important to me -- is that I have a Sponsor. And, I have the Sponsor that I want -- to be my Sponsor. (So, I follow his directions so that he will continue sponsoring me!)
What do you think?
P.S. Carol, did you ever imagine I would have all that many thoughts to share on your topic?
Hi Dallas
You sponsor lots of people from what you shared.
How in the world do you keep track of all the situations/problems you get HIT WITH
I got sober in good ol' Brooklyn, New York and I was taught that you sponsor ONE ON ONE.
You got go thru the step with one at a time. What happens when you get two or three 12th step calls at the same time.
For me, I can't SPREAD myself too thin. Hey Dallas, I not saying you're doing anything wrong towards me ~ but what about the others
O.K. that's it for my 3 1/2 cents . . . lol
Take Care Dallas


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CENTRAL FALLS – A pregnant developmentally disabled woman, missing since last Wednesday, has been located safe and sound.
Luisa Pena, 21, was located by Central Falls police yesterday on the Central Falls-Pawtucket line, a week after she was reported missing by her family. Pena is three months pregnant, has a profound speech impediment and doesn't drive.
According to police, Pena was reunited with her family and friends yesterday, two days after her family – worried that she had been abducted – made a public appeal for help at Central Falls High School, where Pena attended.
Pawtucket Police Major Arthur Martins said at a press conference yesterday that Pena was found unharmed at about 11 a.m. Wednesday near the area of Fountain Street in Pawtucket and that there was no evidence she was abducted. Martins said Pena was found by a Pawtucket police informant who recognized her from media photopgraphs. The informant then notified Pawtucket police.
Martins say it's still unclear where Pena has been since her family last saw her a week ago, and that detectives were interviewing the woman yesterday to determine where she has been for the past week.
"We're still speaking to her," he said. "First and foremost is to ensure her physical well-being is good, and then we will concentrate on determining if a crime was committed, but she appears fine."
Family spokeswoman Iraida Williams, a family support coordinator with the Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities who helped organize the search for Pena, attended the press conference along with Central Falls Police Chief James J. Mendonca.
The family planned to hold a candlelight vigil last nightat the Spring of Life Church in Providence. The event was set to go ahead as planned as a show of thanks to the authorities and public for their work to find Pena, said Victor Capellan, deputy superintendent of schools in Central Falls.
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The News & Observer (Raleigh) reporter Anne Blythe wrote that at the first Canes game Johnston attended in 2000, she was sitting alone – her daughter and son-in-law off to the concession stands – when she saw herself on the big screen. "She just got up and started twisting," her daughter Sandy Yates said. "We had no idea it would take off the way it did."
Blythe said Johnston began posing with fans, signing autographs and becoming acquainted with the Canes' players and staff. "She loved the kids," Yates told Blythe. "She loved everybody."
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According to a report in the Philly Daily News, Flyers owner Ed Snider, once believed to be one of the hard line owners in-line with Gary Bettman is reportedly upset that the lockout has gone on this long.
"Put simply: Snider and the rest of the NHL's owners were promised a big win by Bettman, with player concessions on revenue division and contracting rights. The best they'll get now is a small win in revenue split – coupled with a demoralized fan base and all-important corporate sponsors that are ready to quit."
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"Once you lose a species, you can't get it back. Once you lose it, that's it."
That quote is from Milt Miner, one of the two owners of Gooseneck Hill Waterfowl Sanctuary.
There are currently thousands of species on planet earth being confronted with extinction. From mammals to amphibians to plants, the number of living things being threatened is constantly increasing, and the threat comes from many different sides.
Habitat destruction, pollution and over hunting are just a few of the myriad reasons for the diminishing populations worldwide. But there are those among the human species who are devoting their lives to preservation.
One of them is right here in Delevan, New York.
Gooseneck Hill Waterfowl Sanctuary is a welcome haven for endangered waterfowl, and is the largest one of its kind in the world.
Rosemary Miner is Milt's wife, and the other owner of the sanctuary. "If we don't try to save them, there won't be any birds left. Every year, more and more becoming extinct, and we're trying to save what's left."
The sanctuary is one of the last places on earth to see some of the waterfowl that live here. Birds like the Nene Goose, a native of Hawaii that is the rarest goose in the world.
"There's only between 600 and a thousand left," says Rosemary. "They were killed off until there were only six left in the entire world, so all of them are highly inbred. They're all cousins or relations or aunts or uncles. They were eating the sugar cane crop in Hawaii, so the Hawaiians killed them off, and then they introduced the mongoose, and they killed off what was left. Now there's very few of them, and because they're so highly inbred, the species are becoming weaker and weaker, and eventually they will be extinct."
Another species finding asylum at Gooseneck Hill is the Red Breasted Goose, considered the world's most beautiful, a distinction which hasn't really gone in their favor. Native to Russia and northern Europe, climate change has contributed to a precipitous drop of over 50 percent in recent years, but that decline is also being accelerated by another source.
"They keep taking them off of the endangered list and then putting them back on," explains Rosemary. "They should just leave them on so that the hunters in Romania and Bulgaria can't annihilate them, but there's no rules there, so they just hunt them because they're so beautiful, the most beautiful goose in the world, and we have over a hundred of them here."
Caring for so many birds is a daunting task, one that at times seems insurmountable. But the Miners do it both for love of the birds as well as the human generations to come.
"The birds eat a lot of food a day," as Rosemary explains to 2 The Outdoors. "They eat over a hundred pounds of food a day, and they have to have special food, and we have a veterinarian that comes out once a month and helps take care of them if they get sick. So supporting us would probably be the best thing they could possibly do to help save endangered species, because we'll be here forever for the birds."
For those who think that individuals cannot have an impact on the environment, then look no further than Gooseneck Hill for a shining example of what a few people can do to help the planet.
"We get a feeling of satisfaction that we're doing something good for them and for future generations of children and whatever else," says Milt. "If we don't save them around here, there's nothing around our area even close to our place here."
Rosemary agrees. "You know, they're not just something you toss by the side of the road and leave there. You have to respect them, because if you don't, what's going to be around for future generations? There won't be any birds. I mean, can you imagine a planet with no birds?"
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Celebs Do Sundance 2013
It's the middle of January and if you're in the movie business, you're most likely screening some movies at the Sundance Festival!
Held every January in snowy Park City, UT, the annual independent film festival sees droves of celebrities annually, and this year was no exception! Celebs like Daniel Radcliffe, Stephenie Meyer, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Evan Rachel Wood, Dakota Fanning and more made the rounds at Sundance, and boy would we have given anything to be there!
Check out some of your favorite celebs spotted at Sundance this year!


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Learn about garden classes for adults, kids, and families in Issaquah.
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About Pickering Garden
Since 2008, Seattle Tilth has been working to transform Pickering Garden into a place for community learning in partnership with the City of Issaquah's Office of Sustainabilty. This garden is framed by the historic Pickering Barn. The site features annual and perennial vegetables and fruits, demonstrations of organic gardening techniques with educational signs, drought tolerant plantings and fruit trees, a large cistern and numerous rain barrels, green roofs, an outdoor classroom, native plant garden, deer and rabbit fencing, and a dahlia demonstration bed. There's a picnic area and on Saturdays (April-October) a farmers market nearby.
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7 U.S. Code Chapter 38 - DISTRIBUTION AND MARKETING OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Part A—Purpose; Definitions
1635. Purpose. 1635a. Definitions.
Part B—Cattle Reporting
1635d. Definitions. 1635e. Mandatory reporting for live cattle. 1635f. Mandatory packer reporting of boxed beef sales.
Part C—Swine Reporting
1635i. Definitions. 1635j. Mandatory reporting for swine. § 1635k. Mandatory reporting of wholesale pork cuts.
Part D—Lamb Reporting
1635m. Mandatory reporting for lambs.
Part E—Administration
1636. General provisions. 1636a. Unlawful acts. 1636b. Enforcement. 1636c. Fees. 1636d. Recordkeeping. 1636e. Voluntary reporting. 1636f. Publication of information on retail purchase prices for representative meat products. 1636g. Suspension authority regarding specific terms of price reporting requirements. 1636h. Federal preemption. SUBCHAPTER III—DAIRY PRODUCT MANDATORY REPORTING 1637. Purpose. 1637a. Definitions. 1637b. Mandatory reporting for dairy products. SUBCHAPTER IV—COUNTRY OF ORIGIN LABELING 1638. Definitions. 1638a. Notice of country of origin. 1638b. Enforcement. 1638c. Regulations. 1638d. Applicability.
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At the end of a season is the best time to recruit a new coach for the next season if a team is in need. Eastern Utah's volleyball coach Brent Martindale did not make his decision to leave until after the prime hunting deadline was passed. So the college decided to hire assistant coach Grant Barraclough as the interium head coach and post the position at the end of the coming season.
Barraclough has been the assistant volleyball coach off and on for a period of eight years under Martindale. He is glad to fill the position for this season, but he is looking ahead to obtaining his bachelors in nursing from the Western Governors On-line College next year. The move into the top spot for a season will help him a lot financially toward that goal. He knows the program well and is eager for the season to get underway.
Eventually, Barraclough wants to finish a masters program in nursing as well. He spent several seasons commuting to LDS Hospital on weekends to get his practicum in. He now works at Castleview Hospital full time in the operating room. His supervisors and co-workers at Castleview are going to help him juggle his schedule to fit both jobs in. They have even offered to carry his pager when he is on call on game days at home.
A Utah native, Barraclough grew up in Bountiful and attended Woods Cross High. He played club volleyball before graduating in 1994. He also attended the University of Utah for a year and played club ball there as well. He then headed off to the big apple for his LDS mission. When he returned from New York City he came to Price to visit a friend and fell in love with the community. Two days later he had his belongings packed up and made the move.
His wife Crystal is from the area and they have two young children His oldest, Jaten, is three years old, followed by nine month old Preston