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Thursday, May 17, 2007
You Do Want to Know What John Yoo Thinks About All This, Right?
Marty Lederman
Well, fortunately for us we have this recent interview conducted by Frontline, in which John paints a fairly clear picture about the sorts of programs that he authorized (including data mining that was prohibited by Congress), and the legal justifications, based on Article II, that were the underpinnings of the authorization. It's consistent with the story he tells in his recent book. The authorization was likely to be remarkably indiscriminate, and it was based on a theory that the Commander in Chief can disregard any laws that he thinks get in the way of how best to defeat the enemy: "There's a law greater than FISA, which is the Constitution . . . ."
From the interview:
Q: "Can the government pull out the communications it wants, or does it have to have access to the entire flow?"
Yoo: "I think the government needs to have at least access to the flow; even if it was going to enforce a warrant, it has to [have] access to the flow. … There's not like a single wire you could get a warrant for and tap. In order to get Internet messages, you have to be able to dip into the flow of communications, because Internet communications are broken up."
This is true, and is an issue with IP taps (both Voice-over-IP [VoiP], like Vonage and some of the new cable/DSL offerings, and also Internet data snoops like web surfing, etc.). The data streams are not as determinate in their routing (unlike voice calls, and won't necessarily pass through known nodes. You really have to tap lots of places at once to be sure to get it all.
But (and it's a big "but"): While you need "access" to the "tubes" to get the data you want, there's a difference between the snoopers grabbing all the data, and just grabbign the data for a specific target. Most CALEA-compliant equipment, based on the concept of a targeted intercept, will deliver to the law enforcement agencies (LEAs) only the data/content specific to the targets that are provisioned. And the provisioning is in the hands of the carrier's legal department; the LEA has to come in with a warrant and ask the carrier to put in the tap.
What happened in San Francisco is that the big "tubes" were "T"ed off to a separate room with NSA approved or provided equipment, seemingly under NSA control, not AT&T's control. So in this case, the NSA (or whoever it was) could snoop on anyone and everyone they wanted without having to hand over any paperwork.
there is a law greater than FISA, which is the Constitution . . .
Sounds right to me. Do you somehow think the FISA trumps the Constitution?
Charles, that is what is known as a false choice, or the either-or fallacy. What makes you think that FISA is unconstitutional?
If the FISA is used to infringe on the Commander-in-Chiefs wartime power to SPY ON THE ENEMY, I would argue that is unconstitutional (and stupid).
If the FISA is used to infringe on the Commander-in-Chiefs wartime power to SPY ON THE ENEMY, I would argue that is unconstitutional (and stupid).
So where in the Constitution does it say that the preznit has a plenary power to spy on U.S. persons without warrants? Appropriate quotes and cites would be appreciated.
Article II, Section 1: "The executive power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America . . ."
Section 2: "The President shall be commander in chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, and of the militia of the several states, when called into the actual service of the United States . . ."
You are ignoring the fact that Congress ALSO has extensive wartime powers, specifically delineated in Article I, and that in enacting FISA, Congress exercised those powers to prevent the President from spying on his domestic opponents (which, if you recall, is exactly what happened under Nixon).
You are also ignoring citizens' rights under the Fourth Amendment (which limits the powers previously enumerated in the Constitution) not to be subject to searches without warrants.
Given both of these points, I think any argument that FISA is unconstitutional because of some theory about an unfettered President bears the burden of proving that point. The Constitution does not make the President king, even in wartime, and particularly when acting domestically (which FISA covers). If the subject of conflicting grants of power to both President and Congress interests you, I would recommend looking up the Supreme Court's Youngstown decision (analysis here: http://balkin.blogspot.com/2006/07/note-to-senator-specter-youngstown.html).
Further, your reference to "spying on the enemy" assumes way too much. There has been absolutely zero evidence that any iteration of the various warrantless wiretapping programs only spied on the "enemy."
"Spying on the enemy" necessary includes spying on anyone the enemy is in contact with, no? Since we've both read Youngstown (and all the concurring opinions, I presume), you will agree that Congress has, up until now at least, acquiesced to the Presidential power has been exercised, right? In return, I will agree that the Constitution does not make the President king, even in wartime. For instance, Bush leaves office on January 20, 2009 (barring some unforeseen circumstance). Until then, the limit of the President's power probably stops at interning every Arab-American. "Spying" therefore is simply a lesser-included "offense."
Charles, you asked: "you will agree that Congress has, up until now at least, acquiesced to the Presidential power has been exercised, right?"
No, I would not. Given that FISA was enacted, Congress has already spoken and made specifically illegal what the President is attempting to claim by implied power. At that point, per Youngstown, the President's power is at its "lowest ebb." Further, Congress (and the FISA courts) still don't know exactly what the so-called "Terrorist Surveillance Program" actually surveilled, mostly because it was kept secret from both. Certain Intelligence Committee members were informed about the program's existence (and such selective disclosure is itself a violation of the law), but they were given no details that would allow them to evaluate its legality under FISA.
As for your statement about the limits of the President's power, I am not really understanding your choice of words. You wrote:
"Until then [Bush leaving office], the limit of the President's power probably stops at interning every Arab-American. "Spying" therefore is simply a lesser-included "offense."" I take it that you are saying either that Bush can do anything up to and including interning every Arab-American, or anything except for interning every Arab American.
Either argument fails immediately, given that an "Arab American" is, by definition, an American, and entitled to the protections of the Constitution, including the right of due process (which would certainly prevent the President from unilaterally exercising the power to engage in mass internments of citizens, and would also prevent numerous "lesser included" offenses, such as spying domestically on U.S. persons in violation of federal law, ie FISA).
We'll have to agree to disagree then. Thanks for letting me know that Korematsu had been overruled.
Charles, re: "Thanks for letting me know that Korematsu had been overruled." Three points:
1) The factual background of Korematsu was an actual, declared, war.
2) Unlike the debate over the President's repeated and wilful violations of FISA, there was no specific law prohibiting the detentions at issue in Korematsu. The two cases do not involve the same "Youngstown" factors.
3) Even if relevant, the precedential value of Korematsu is very much in doubt, as it is widely viewed as a disgrace and a mistake. You also have to look at what the Supreme Court has done since then: I do not think the Supreme Court would have any trouble overruling Korematsu if it were presented with the opportunity (see, e.g. Rasul, Hamdi, or Hamdan).
I've read your side of the argument already: http://www.luc.edu/law/activities/publications/lljdocs/faclawsymp/norton.pdf
But, are you seriously claiming that the ROBERTS Supreme Court would have no trouble overruling Korematsu if a similar fact pattern presented itself?
I can't wait to hear the Administration take an official position that Korematsu is good law.
Reminds me of Voltaire: "I have never made but one prayer to God, a very short one: "O Lord, make my enemies ridiculous." And God granted it."
Robert asks: "But, are you seriously claiming that the ROBERTS Supreme Court would have no trouble overruling Korematsu if a similar fact pattern presented itself?"
Yes, yes I am.
Well, Luke, I guess we'll just have to wait and see. I recall Leaky Leahy trying to pin him down on that very case. While Roberts suggested that he would have a hard time imagining a modern-day argument for the imprisonment of Americans solely on the basis of ethnicity, he did NOT directly respond to Leahy's line of inquiry. Food for thought.
Folks, Korematsu did not technically uphold the internment program. Rather, it upheld the petitioner's conviction for violating a curfew, which was punishable pursuant to an explicit law passed by Congress. Ex parte Endo, on the other hand, found the internment of an American citizen (not suspected of disloyalty) to be unsupported by statute or by the Constitution. The President does not have the authority to intern Arab Americans without proving that they are "enemy combatants." (Hamdi v. Rumsfeld).
Not exactly. Yasui v. United States and Hirabayashi v. United States related to the curfew law. (1943). In Ex parte Endo, the court accepted a petition for a writ of habeas corpus and ruled that the WRA had no authority to subject a citizen whose loyalty was acknowledged to its procedures. That's not my fact pattern above. Korematsu indeed upheld the constitutionality of the ARMY's Civilian Exclusion Order No. 34 and the PRESIDENT's Executive Order 9066. I haven't read it in a while, but I don't believe any Congressional action was even implicated.
Charles, See Act of March 27, 1942, P.L. 77-503, codified at 18 U.S.C. 1383 (1970 ed.), repealed by P.L. 94-412, Title V, § 501(e) (1976). The law made disobeying such military orders a punishable offense, and the Korematsu Court found that it 'ratified' E.O. 9066 insofar as it excluded persons from designated areas. But Endo read the same combination as insufficient to support internment.
"Article II, Section 1: "The executive power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America..."
"Section 2: "The President shall be commander in chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, and of the militia of the several states, when called into the actual service of the United States...."
I'm missing something. Where does it say he has plenary power to wiretap U.S. persons without a warrant?
"Spying on the enemy" necessary includes spying on anyone the enemy is in contact with, no?
True. Wiretaps, of practical necessity, include both directions of a conversation. The distinction is who's the "target". The FISA law does not cover intercepts where the "target" is a foreign al Qaeda operative, even if some of the calls are made to U.S. persons. This is similar to there being no need for a wirtap warrant for me if I happen to call a Mafiosi who has a warrant out on him. My conversations with that Mafiosi may be recorded by dint of the Title III warrant on his phone, and no Constitutional foul will be called.
So you can tap calls of al Qaeda, even if they're made to "U.S. persons", without warrant or FISA court order. That wasn't what Dubya was doing.
Charles: ...Commander-in-Chiefs wartime power...
Someone recently said, "That dog won't hunt." It is only a matter of time before the nation realizes it has been duped into going along with the Rove/Cheney vision of Presedential Uber-Powers under cover of a "war" that never once presented an existential threat to the nation...save that the un-American policies of the Rove/Cheney junta are in themselves destroying the fabric of the nation. At least Lincoln's allegedly extra-legal suspension of habeas was in response a bona fide threat to the actual existence of the Union. Bush and cronies can say no such thing of the nine-one-one attacks...or of Afghanistan...or of Iraq...or Iran...but you get the point.
I understand almost the entirety of present discourse assumes as you do that this "war" thing is legitimate and thus gives the C-in-C a blank check. But the reality is the wording of the original AUMF is so broad that any sane court would strike it down as void-for-vagueness.
Do I see that happening any time soon? Of course not. I never said this was a sane political milieu or that the court was untouched by the madness. We've known better than that since the court gave the Rove/Cheney puppet the White House despite the big battle being in a state run by his brother and the count being run by a rabid partisan.
It's a bit off topic, this comment, to be sure, but it seems a proper time to beat this particular drum. By the reasoning used to give your "C-in-C" his war powers we could have as well given them to Johnson. Shame on anyone who goes along with such deadly, dangerous nonsense.
The real point is whether or not the Comey testimony of itself gives sufficient evidence to impeach...or merely to turn on the subpoena machine. Either way, it's time to bring these miscreants to some semblance of justice under the rule of law...and maybe restore the values for which we were supposed to be fighting this "war".
Charles: ...are you seriously claiming that the ROBERTS Supreme Court would have no trouble overruling Korematsu if a similar fact pattern presented itself?
Wrong question, wrong emphasis. Just because the bench has recently been packed with ideologues doesn't mean that, say, going back to Plessy would be right. Hell, slavery was legal. Are you saying it only became wrong when the law changed?
Professor Tamanaha's book deals with this point at length, the way folks like you and Yoo and Roberts are willing to view law as an instrumentality to power rather than a safeguard of the ideals for which we're supposed to be fighting.
I like to think this Scott Horton post makes the point well, "In a proper society, the lawyers are the guardians of law, and in times of war, their role becomes solemn." So too of Judges and elected officials, if you think about it.
Charles: I will definitely try to re-read Korematsu if Bush starts interning all Arab Americans again.
Translated: "You've got me dead to rights but I'll be damned if you can make me say so". This is the kind of behavior that has branded your twin/clone/alter-ego a cowardly, lying cheat. For that matter your answer to Arne's request for text from the Constitution was predictably non-responsive. Keep it up, you'll be fixing DUI's in Colorado in no time.
Arne Langsetmo:
Think of it as a penumbra of warpowers, if you prefer. Actual "spying on the enemy" is not explictly in the Constitution either. Are you going to argue the President cannot do that?
I'm not trying to be non-responsive. Just busy, that's all. Obviously, not as busy as Bush who is trying to act BEFORE we get to a nuclear, "bona fide threat" to our actual existence.
Also, I'm not the person to argue "wrong" or "right" with (see, i.e. Roe v. Wade -- even I have to admit it IS legal) -- BTW: since we are off-topic, do you think the Congress can LEGALLY, under separation of powers, subpoena the President?
Only 2/3rds of the way through the Yoo interview, I, no babe in the woods, am still utterly, utterly astonished.
Yoo, and Cheney and Addington and Bush effectively declared war on the United States itself--and unleashed the full war fighting capabilities of the United States on the United States.a
Think of it as a penumbra of warpowers, if you prefer. Actual "spying on the enemy" is not explictly in the Constitution either. Are you going to argue the President cannot do that?
But you're ignoring the "plenary", "U.S. person", and "without a warrant", and the fact that Congress has "warpowers" (in fact "plenary warpopwers" to declare war, as well as the power to raise armies, regulate the troops, equip a navy, etc..
As people have pointed out here and previously, Congress also has a role in "war powers"; see, e.g., Youngstown and the early marine captures cases. The "CinC" power is not plenary. I've argued previously that Congress, consistent with the powers they're given in Article I, could if they wanted insist that armies go to war armed only with plastic knives (not that they'd be likely to do so, but it would be in their power).
Then you run into the problems of the Fourth Amendment. How can you argue a general "penumbral" power when there's a specific clause that forbids it?
In any case, if you want to defend this argument about "penumbras", you'll need to do better than just make the claim. Cites would be appreciated.
The PBS interview with James Baker airs a remarkably candid analysis of the real intent behind administration proposals to "modernize" FISA.
The standard talking point is that such "modernization" amendments, which would rewrite the fundamental definitions of "electronic surveillance" that determine the scope of the statute, are meant harmlessly to make the law "technology neutral." But Baker indicates that the real intent is to "carve out" some communications so that the decision to intercept them could be made without going to the FISA court:
PBS: What's the heart of the difference between going through the FISA process and doing that National Security Agency eavesdropping program the way the president ordered?
BAKER: Let me try to answer your question in this way. When people talk about modernizing FISA and the need to modernize FISA, when you step back and think about it for a moment, what's really going on is an effort to try to change the definition of electronic surveillance under FISA. ...
The way FISA is constructed now, certain things, if they fall within the definition of electronic surveillance, have to be approved by the FISA court before you can start collection. If you change the definition of electronic surveillance so that you carve out certain types of communication, then somebody else other than the FISA court could approve that. It could be the president; it could be the attorney general; could be somebody down at the FBI field office or at the NSA -- wherever the determination is made that this is the appropriate official to do that. So what you're really talking about when you talk about modernization of FISA, at the end of the day, you're really talking about who's going to approve a particular type of collection on a particular type of communication stream. ...
Danger, Will Robinson!
This is another warning sign that rewriting FISA can have effects not readily apparent in the language, effectively crippling the statute's key safeguard -- independent judicial review. And since it all would be applied in secret, none of us would know for sure what the effect would be.
I know it is not popular with many legal scholars, but I always liked the ninth amendment:
"The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people."
If the power isn't explicitly given to the president, then he's trampling my ninth amendment rights.
As I pointed out, actual "spying on the enemy" is not explictly in the Constitution either. Too bad Robert Hanssen didn't realize he could have used the "President violated my 9th Amendment Rights" defense -- LOL -- I'm not here to defend anything against your kind. I'm the devil's advocate, remember.
For Mr. Hanson--how about providing aid and comfort for the enemy? And the 9th says nothing about an enemy, only the people.
As I pointed out, actual "spying on the enemy" is not explictly in the Constitution either. Too bad Robert Hanssen didn't realize he could have used the "President violated my 9th Amendment Rights" defense -- LOL -- I'm not here to defend anything against your kind. I'm the devil's advocate, remember.
Nah. You're here to throw out "red herrings" and try and sow confoozion. Not a good tactic here; too many people are not easily snowed.
I didn't say that "spying on the enemy" wasn't within his powers. What I did say is that spying is not a plenary preznitdential power, and thus can be "regulated" (as are all things military; see, e.g., Title 10 of the U.S. code).
Nor does Hanssen have a valid 9th Amendment claim (dunno why you thought he did). Are you confoozed, or just trying to be confoozing?
I will definitely try to re-read Korematsu if Bush starts interning all Arab Americans again.
I hope you'll re-read Korematsu before the next time you bring it up as establishing any executive right to intern American citizens. Then read 18 USC 4001(a), prohibiting the detention of U.S. citizens without an act of Congress, enacted specifically to prevent another Korematsu.
As I said, I'm not here to defend anything against your kind. I will note that habeas corpus can be suspended by an act of Congress too. The tough part is what can a President do if Congress won't? I'm the devil's advocate on these issues, remember.
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She was certain of his words in her life, after all, he spoke clearly to her years ago even before he was conceived, he said so many great things about him but all has failed. She is been scorned and abused by everyone, by the society. Now, he was killed in his prime, he was taken away from her. Her beloved son whom she so much loved and treasured suddenly killed before her own eyes. Are you feeling like Mary this morning? After being told her Son would be the saviour of the whole world and still allowed him to be killed. Does it look like the promises of God are not near being fulfilled after you have done all he's asked you to do?
I loved the Lord with all of my heart, yet, he allowed this terrible thing to happen to me, he watched while my whole family was taken away by death. Why? Why did he allow the people I love dearly die. Why would he allow that? The tears are unstoppable, the hurt and pain are unbearable, the space would be forever void in your life and everything you see are the reminder of the lost. Are you feeling like Job? It may not have been the lost of a dear one, maybe, something important in your life, something or someone you hold so dearly in your heart and just like that, in one day, was taken away from you. Do you feel let down, cheated and forgotten?
I have served the Lord all my heart; been faithful in keeping all of his laws in my heart. I have been obedient, done everything the Lord asked of me but now, how I have defied myself, I have done the unthinkable, I have fallen out of grace and sinned against God. Oh my God! I am ashamed of myself, I robbed another man his life, killed an innocent child. I allowed the lust, pride to get to me. Are you feeling like David? Maybe you haven't killed anyone literally but done the abominable against God. You have stolen something that belonged to another, you lied against an innocent man and killed his dreams. Have you done something you wish you could take back and erase totally from your history.
Oh, how I wish that the Lord will remember me and grant me favour. I have been a faithful servant, steadfast and abiding in love. Even though I have lost the one I love, I lost an opportunity but I am still serving faithfully and waiting for his promise. I have stayed with my mother in law and helped her in all she does. Now, I await my Boaz, my promise from God, A man after God's own heart; a man that will love me and cherish me. Is this you this morning? Are you waiting for your Boaz, the promise of God.
Every day, every night, every seconds, I have cried and soaked my bed in tears waiting for my joy. All I want Lord is a child from my womb, a child to call my own. My rivals are taking behind my back. Even amongst my friends, they are beginning to call me names, even in the church, many are asking why God has not given me my own child. Some are even saying so many negative things about me. They said, 'I have been wayward in my youth' that's why I haven't conceived. So much pain and bitterness in my heart. Please Lord, show me mercy and favour, let me be a mother of many, let children surround me; My heart aches and I am about to give up, this pain is just too much for me to bear, help me Lord? Is this you today?
These are many stories of people who have been in the same situation, some have been beaten, scorned, disappointment, lost loved ones, lost opportunities, dreams and all. Mary couldn't understand why the world would take her Son who was suppose to save them away from her. She must have cried to the Lord to her save her son. She must have wondered why the promises of God seems like nothing. Are you doubting his promises in your life, is the one thing you love and hold so dearly slipping away from you and nothing positive seems to be happening? Have you lost a loved one, the same person the Holy spirit prophesy to you that would be great in life? Hmmm, so much pain in the heart but listen, God has not forgotten you. It seems like nothing is working, despite all of your prayers and begging, sometimes, you even think of taking your own life. the ridicule and scorn is just too much to bear. The pain isn't going away, the scar is there to see by everyone. Does it hurt so bad? Tears runs down each time you think about it, you can feel the pain right there in your heart, the emptiness in your heart is a reminder of all you are going through. nothing to show for yourself after years of striving and working so so hard; disappointment after another.
My friends, don't loose heart, don't give up now. The Lord is watching over you, trust me, he is, even though things around you might say otherwise but he is watching over you and has not forgotten you. It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you and not leave you. The Lord is a stronghold for the oppressed, a stronghold in times of trouble. even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me, your rod and staff, they comfort me. Notice how David said it; 'even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death', there are times when we see disappoint, terror around us but fear not for he is with us. His children had to walk through the fire back then, but the Lord was there with them, he walked with them and didn't allow the fire to hurt them.
Maybe these trial is to make you stronger and show God in your life, but all I know is that God never fails and He will keep you to the end if you stay focus on him, your joy will come, your children will come, the one you love will come, the joy and promotion will come, the peace you so much desire will come. Are you feeling disappointed in yourself, done something you should have done? Ask for his mercy and he will give to you and forgive yourself. He forgives our sins and remembers it no more.
God is not absent when his people are on trial, he will stand in court as their advocate, to plead on their behalf. He will fight for you and not put you to shame. See, He's coming true for you, He's working for your favour. Arise and shine for your life is come and the glory of the Lord is risen upon you.It's won't be long my friends, He hasn't failed and would not fail in your life. He will wipe your tears and give you joy instead of mourning; he will change your song and story, He will put a new tune in your mouth and overwhelm you with his blessings. You will dance and sing for joy. He will show Himself in your life, yes he is. You are not forgotten, you are not forsaken. God is here with you, he is holding you right now, he's wiping the tears from your eyes.
The pain will wash away, yes it will; Oh dear! Listen carefully to the assurance he's giving to you right now, he's speaking right to you now, can you hear him? listen carefully, tune your heart to him, he's talking to you now, you can feel his presence right there with you. Give the pain to him, yes, the same pain you hold so tightly in your heart, the same one you have dwelled on for so many years, the one you sometimes deny but it's there, give it to him now, let him take it away. C'mon, He's waiting, yes, you can do it.......
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From Madison Square Garden to Madison Avenue
Not long after finishing his hockey career in March, Sean Avery began working with David Lipman, a longtime advertising executive and chairman of the Lipman agency.
December 14, 2012, Friday
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Avery Dives in to Help Sandy Relief Efforts in New York
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November 6, 2012, Tuesday
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September 23, 2012, Sunday
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Avery Dropped by Whale
The Rangers confirmed Wednesday that Sean Avery had been told he will be left off the postseason roster of the Connecticut Whale, their A.H.L. affiliate. This would effectively end Avery's tenure with the organization. Avery, an agitator who was...
March 8, 2012, Thursday
Unusual Problem: Rangers Have Too Many Forwards
The Rangers, who play the Devils on Tuesday, have a logjam at forward, but it could come in handy at the trade deadline.
January 30, 2012, Monday
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January 11, 2012, Wednesday
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'24/7' Episode 4: A Final Salute
During a New Year's Eve party at the Rangers' hotel in Philadelphia, Brandon Dubinsky's grandfather offers a simple toast: Drink up. And drink up we did, from the buildup caught on HBO's cameras to the game itself to the subsequent jubilation and...
January 6, 2012, Friday
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Rangers Waive Avery And Post Win
Before defeating the Panthers, 4-1, the Rangers put the controversial forward and fan favorite on waivers.
December 31, 2011, Saturday
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December 30, 2011, Friday
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The Hickory Crawdads topped the Savannah Sand Gnats, 9-1, before 555 fans at L.P. Frans Stadium on Monday night. 2B Odubel Herrera helped lead the offense with a perfect 4-for-4 performance, including two doubles, three RBIs and one run scored.For the fourth time in their first five games, the Crawdads (3-2) got out to a first inning lead. CF Jake Skole doubled his way on with one out against RHP Erik Goeddel (L, 0-1), before trotting home on a two-out, two-run homer by DH Andrew Clark to make it 2-0.
Savannah (1-3) got on the board the very next inning when DH Javier Rodriguez smacked a solo shot against Hickory starter RHP Carlos Melo (W, 2-0). However, Melo buckled down and did not surrender another run or hit throughout the rest of his five-inning outing.
Meanwhile, the 'Dads continued to stretch the lead. Herrera led off the third with a double and moved to third base on a one-out single by Skole. C Tomas Telis then bounced an RBI base hit up the middle to plate Herrera and move Skole to third. Clark came through with another RBI, this time on a grounder to second, putting Hickory in front, 4-1.
The Crawdads added another tally in the seventh with a lead off homer by 3B Christian Villanueva, before blowing the game open with a four-run bases loaded rally in the eighth against LHP Angel Cuan. Cuan hit Clark, gave up a single to 1B Jhonny Gomez and then hit RF Josh Richmond to load the bases. Villanueva then hit an RBI single to left, followed later by a bases-clearing, three-run double by Herrera to cap the scoring at 9-1.
Melo earned the win for the Crawdads, with RHP Nick Tepesch (1 inning), RHP Zach Osborne (2 innings) and LHP Kevin Johnson (1 inning) combining for five scoreless relief innings to close the game. Goeddel took the loss for Savannah.
NOTES: The Crawdads try for two in a row against Savannah on Tuesday night with Dollar Day at 7 p.m. (gates open at 6 p.m.)! Ten items at the ballpark are just a buck each, including a ticket special -- buy one regular priced ticket and get a second grand stand ticket for just $1!
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On June 10, 2010, which happens to be my birthday, the man who was my boyfriend at the time, surprised me with a memorable gift: the most beautiful and unique engagement ring I have ever seen. It was a very unforgettable birthday.
I cannot explain the euphoric feelings that I felt that evening, knowing that my best friend had just asked me to be his wife. This was a blessing I had never in my life thought would happen to me. Every chance I got, I would sneak a peek at the engagement ring and day dream about our wedding day. I had always worried I would never marry. I had traveled the world, having lived in more than one country, but who knew I'd marry someone from Emery County?
When I told my mom, sisters, friends and coworkers about our engagement, everyone had an idea, suggestion, or opinion on how to plan a wedding and the reception. It became overwhelming, as some of the information conflicted with things other people had told me. Which was the best advice? My brain was crammed with so much information from everyone I had difficulty thinking about this wedding, my wedding, as an exciting event. I did not want it to be a stressful wedding day - I wanted it to be exciting and fun.
I began to wonder, should we plan our own wedding, or should we hire a wedding planner? Could we afford it? Could we manage making wedding plans on our own?
Since we live in a smaller community, I was familiar with some of our local vendors and decided we would organize our own wedding. I made lists after lists about color schemes, party favors, and what kind of food we wanted to serve at the reception. The lists were useful in prioritizing the wedding planning to our unique tastes.
The first thing that I learned about wedding planning was the importance of creating a budget and adhering to it. We attempted to set spending limits on the wedding flowers, the wedding attire, reception food, wedding rings, and decorations. Despite all of the extra planning, I was surprised on how easy it was to justify a little extra spending and blow my budget. Some things proved considerably more expensive than we first imagined, however since we had saved money in other areas, it thankfully balanced out in the end.
We had also budgeted for our once-in-a-lifetime, honeymoon but decide between expensive plane tickets or the cost of soaring gas prices and the extra time and stress associated with driving. We also had neglected to consider the costs of my groom's passport, or the extra fees we had to pay on the honeymoon (such as gratuities, for example).
Also, with my fiance's wedding band, we decided on a particular material with a sapphire stone to match my ring, we learned it would not be available in that combination. We were required to use a different metal that was more money than we had budgeted.
Other things that we had failed to include into our wedding budget were 'thank you' cards and postage, the wedding license, and the necessary manicure.
When I started planning my wedding I had a vision on exactly how I wanted the wedding. I learned through the wedding planning process to be more flexible, listen to other's ideas and adapt them to my vision, and accept advice. I learned we could accept other ideas, but still make it "ours".
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I am in love with technology. Even though studies have shown that women my age tend to be leery of it, I love it. I had an MP3 player before they were cool. I got my husband a GPS system when they were pretty new on the consumer market. I bought a watch that is a GPS and pedometer in one. We even had XP on our computer before you could find software that would work on it.
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What I am talking about are the unsolicited e-mails from family, friends and acquaintances that push the line about political and religious issues. I realize that each of us has strong values that we hope the rest of us agree on. I have some very strong convictions about politics and religion as well. However, I have come to terms with the fact that my views are not and will not be shared by every one else in the world.
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) -- For months -- 9OYS has been looking into a crisis at our schools -- bullying. Since our initial report in February of the 4 teen suicides during this school year alone -- our investigations into the issue have revealed some alarming allegations -- and in turn -- provoked some strong responses from our viewers.
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PARISHVILLE - For the past 101 years the body of Webster L. Howe laid in an unmarked grace in the Hill Crest Cemetery.
While the grave in front of Mr. Howes, belonging to his brother Rufus, was marked with Rufus name, as well as that of his wife and two other members of his family, Mr. Howe laid in rest behind his little brother underneath a simple stone that didnt even bear his name, let alone pay tribute to his military service.
That all changed though on Friday, when the Parishville Historical Association teamed up with Parishville Amvets Post 265 to dedicate a plaque bearing Mr. Howes name, along with a grave marker indicating that he served in the Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
How often do you get to recognize someone who fought in the Civil War? asked Amvets Post 265 Commander Ron Ferguson. Its amazing to be a part of something like this and to honor someone after more than 100 years.
Also in attendance at the service was a great, great nephew of Mr. Howes, Lee N. Houser, who traveled to Parishville from Clifton Springs, N.Y.
Mr. Houser said that Mr. Howe had three other brothers who also fought in the Civil War, including Rufus, David, who is buried in Wisconsin and Russell, who is buried in Michigan.
It means a lot to me that were finally honoring him after 100 years, Mr. Houser said. Every veteran should have a grave marker with their distinguished service on it.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee has before it a bill that proponents hope will not only increase protection of personal privacy, but will also bring some order and consistency to a conflicting patchwork of laws and judicial decisions about the government's reach into personal data stored in electronic records.
The bill, sponsored by Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) would amend the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act to require a search warrant, rather than a subpoena, to search data stored in what is commonly called a "cloud" of electronic records, including e-mails, text messages, and documents stored on Internet sites like Google. The proposed amendment to the 26-year-old law would require police to obtain a warrant for all e-mail searches, the New York Times reported, changing a provision of the law that allows warrantless searches of e-mails more than 180 days old.
The amendment would be the first major change to the statute after more than a quarter century in which both the means of electronic communications and the capacity for storage of them has increased dramatically. An update and a tightening of the requirements for a search are long overdue, Greg Nojeim, senior counsel and director of the Center for Democracy & Technology's Project on Freedom, Security & Technology, told NBC News.
"Requiring a warrant for email and other information stored in the cloud would provide privacy to consumers, certainty to law enforcement, and clarity to the companies that receive law enforcement demands," Nojeim said. The American Civil Liberties Union is also supporting the amendment.
"We believe the statute is very out of date," said Christopher Calabrese, ACLU legislative counsel. "All email and all private communications should be covered by a warrant" and not just a subpoena, he said.
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