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Skip to comments.SJC upholds law barring out-of-state gay couples from marriage
Posted on 03/30/2006 8:18:57 AM PST by dukeman
In an eagerly awaited landmark decision, the state's highest court ruled today that Governor Mitt Romney and Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly had the authority to invoke a 1913 state law that Massachusetts used to block out-of-state gay couples from marrying here when same-sex marriage became legal in 2004.
The Supreme Judicial Court upheld the 1913 law when it was used to block same sex-couples from Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, because gay marriage is prohibited in those states.
The court, however, did not rule on the claims of the couples from New York and Rhode Island because state laws there are unclear about whether same-sex marriage is barred. The court sent the case back to Superior Court Judge Carol Ball, who upheld the 1913 law that was appealed, to determine on an "expedited basis" when same-sex marriage is legal in those two states.
The Supreme Judicial Court said the state did not overstep its bounds, though a lawyer for eight lesbian and gay couples from outside Massachusetts had argued in October that the officials had dusted off a 48-word law that had "sat on the shelf unused for decades" in a blatantly discriminatory and unconstitutional ploy.
The law, whose constitutionality was defended before the court by Reilly's attorneys, says Massachusetts cannot marry an out-of-state couple if their marriage would be void in their home state. Romney had said he did not want Massachusetts to become the "Las Vegas of same-sex marriage."
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And now on to the Federal courts.
Possibly to become the Roe vs Wade of homos.
I'm surprised, though they are probably just trying to cover themselves. In their view of our government, state supreme courts rule. So without those state courts giving them the go-ahead, they hesitate. It wouldn't surprise me if the NY and Rhode Island hesitations have more to do with court cases pending in those states. But I don't know. All I can say is that they took language common to all and redefined it according to their own desires in order to legalize gay marriage in their state. So it's not the wording of laws and constitutions that holds them back. It must be their mental submission to the ruling courts of those other states. Or they didn't figure they could get away with it at this time, given the fact that so many states have passed marriage amendments after their little amoral, power-grabbing stunt
A surprisingly good decision from the SJC.
"The Supreme Judicial Court upheld the 1913 law when it was used to block same sex-couples from Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, because gay marriage is prohibited in those states."
Them folks would have invoked the laws in effect when the pilgrims landed in Plymouth, if they could have gotten away with it...
Unused because it hadn't been needed. When courts change laws willy-nilly, it's nice to know that there's still some backup legislation out there. It's not like that law was being violated for the last 90 years and it wasn't enforced.
"Them folks would have invoked the laws in effect when the pilgrims landed in Plymouth, if they could have gotten away with it..."
Thats a good thing, if it keeps the sodomites from infesting every state.
So does this mean the marriage of lesbian couple from FL, that filed suit in FL to make FL recognize their MA marriage, is now null-and-void?
Good news. Now to have the Federal Court rule the same!!
It's those intolerant red states of Jesusland again!
a 48-word law that had "sat on the shelf unused for decades"
Not true. Massachusetts will not allow 14-year-old first cousins from Tennessee to marry because the marriage is not valid in their home state.
The Mass SJC is beginning to feel the heat from their last judicial fiat (gay marriage) and is waiting for things to settle down, which they will not. The Massachusetts judicial elite do not fully comprehend that the citizens are getting their news from sources other than the Boston Globe, and the heat is only going to be turned up.
This decision must be heartbreaking for the f****p****s of American. What'll they do now?
It's the U.S. Constitution that has sat on the shelf unused for decades, IMHO.
"So does this mean the marriage of lesbian couple from FL, that filed suit in FL to make FL recognize their MA marriage, is now null-and-void?"
No. This was a state court.
Here's the other one (so far). Looks good to me.
Yeah, they were from FL got "married" in MA. so their MA "marriage" is now null-and-void.
I think their court case got tossed out already.
Can't the court just rule that homosexual "marriage" is absurd?
Seems a reasonable determination under MA state law.
This is a good state court ruling as far as that sort of thing goes, but I still don't see what business a state has marrying anyone, or determining who can be married or not.
Marriage is a religious ceremony, yes?!
Will the courts next be ruling on which baptisms and bar mitvahs are legal or not?
Isn't the government banned from regulating and engaging in religion/religious ceremonies?
Shouldn't we want government to get *out* of our churches?
I think the problem stems from the fact that married couples can enjoy particular legal protections that singles or unmarried couples cannot. Thus, if the certification of marriage would be removed from governmental regulation, then there would be no legal standing, for example, for a husband to visit his wife in the hospital as a next of kin. Or even to make medical decisions for her should she be incapacitated.
That's my (admittedly) uninformed legal opinion, so I could be wrong.
One quote struck me as a bit odd:
The court, however, did not rule on the claims of the couples from New York and Rhode Island because state laws there are unclear about whether same-sex marriage is barred. The court sent the case back to Superior Court Judge Carol Ball, who upheld the 1913 law that was appealed, to determine on an "expedited basis" when same-sex marriage is legal in those two states.
My understanding of the legal situation in New York is that the traditional def. of marriage as one man/ one woman has been upheld by the State Attorney General, as well as two levels of appelate courts. There may be an appeal pending with the highest or "supreme" level of the NY judiciary, but as they have not issued any ruling, I don't see how the Mass SC could claim that NY law is "unclear". Courts are supposed to interpret the laws as they are right now, not as they may someday be or wish them to be.
Also, IANAL but I don't see how a Mass. Superior Court judge has any jurisdiction or ability to rule over legal issues in another State. I smell a whiff of judicial overreach here.
I agree with Southack, keep the government out of religious regulation. There were no Marriage "licenses" before the 1950's. If two people want to be married, let them find a church that will marry them. If no one outside of their particular church believes their marriage is "real" so be it. As for the legal rights, go to your local courthouse and enter into a "civil union" that deals with such legal concerns.
Both would be separate issues. Any two people could enter into a civil union for the visitation/medical decision rights without being married. And any two people, assuming they find a church that will marry them, could be married without entering into a civil union.
This would apply to both homosexual and heterosexual couples. This guarantees equal freedom of religion (protecting the churches from state interference) and equal legal rights.
This is a bogus treatment of an important civil issue. Your solution won't work. It fails to address the important role marriage plays in modern life.
Laws are made for the government of actions, and while they cannot interfere with mere religious belief and opinions, they may with practices...
Reynolds v. United States, 98 U.S. 145, 8 Otto 145, 24 L. Ed. 244 (1878).
[See also: Late Corporation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints v. United States, 136 U.S. 1, 10 S.Ct. 792, 34 L. Ed. 478 (1890). Revised as 140 U.S. 665, 11 S.Ct. 884, 35 L. Ed. 592 (1891).]
Congress, state legislatures and public referenda have statutorily determined polygamous, pederast, homosexual, and incestuous marriages are unlawful. No Constitutional Amendment restricting marriage is required to regulate "practice" according to the Reynolds decision.
Marriage is a religious rite, not a civil right; a secular standard of human reproductive biology united with the Judaic Adam and Eve model of monogamy in creationist belief. Two homosexuals cannot be "monogamous" because the word denotes a biological procreation they are not capable of together; human reproductive biology is an obvious secular standard.
All adults have privilege to marry one consenting adult of opposite gender; therefore, Fourteenth Amendment equal protection argument about "privileges and immunities" for homosexual marriage is invalid.
Driving, marriage, legal and medical practices are not enumerated rights; they are privileged practices that require statutory license. Nothing that requires a license is a right.
Homosexual monogamy advocates are a cult of perversion seeking ceremonious sanctification for voluntary deviancy with anatomical function and are desperately pursuing esoteric absolution to justify their guilt-ridden egos. This has no secular standard; it is an idolatrous fetish.
I completey gut the homosexual marriage issue in #29 with a Supreme Court decision that still holds today...
None of the courts are abiding by two USSC cases I cite in #29...
State courts have no standing in this issue...
That's not really my focus or point.
I'm looking at a larger picture. I don't like *government* performing religious rites (e.g. baptism, bar mitzvahs, marriages, etc.).
I'm uncomfortable with government involvement in church ceremonies, church rites, religious doctrine, etc.
I should be able to argue my religious preferences inside my church. I should not have to make those arguments to my government for public policy.
I don't even want government passing a "blue law" that says that churches or businesses can't be open on Sunday.
Basically, I want government out of religion.
Government itself shouldn't "sanctify" or justify or approve or ban any aspect of any religious ceremony/rite...although I can accept government banning certain practices such as ritual human sacrifice for Satanists.
But more realistically, government should be blind to religious status. Government shouldn't ask me if I'm circumcized and government shouldn't ask me if I'm baptized or married.
Government should have no opinion on such things. Those are the domain of religion.
They take the 501c tax-exempt corporation status... you play, you pay...
Government itself shouldn't "sanctify" or justify or approve or ban any aspect of any religious ceremony/rite..
You want the tax deduction? You have the marriage certificate?
I don't want the government to sanctify perversion.
Screw religion, I want the government out of my wallet...
I am sick and tired of every leftist pervert group out there using the government to make me some kind of charity - - and now they want to use the mantle of religion to do it??? I DON'T effing THINK SO!
Nor do I. Our government shouldn't marry anyone. Our government shouldn't baptize anyone. It shouldn't sanction bar mitzvahs.
Government should not be in the religious business.
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A Yellow Tang sould be provided a longer tank than a 65g tank. They are an "open water" fish and love to swim back and forth, as opposed to reef-loving fish that hardly leave 1 spot their entire lives.
I have heard stories of Yellow Tangs crashing against glass in a 75g tank. Besides that (if that isn't reason enough), they are known to be more aggressive in small tanks. I wouldn't recomend putting them in anything smaller than a 90g tank at minimum.
As far as your other fish, I am familier with the species, but not with care information. I haven't ran any numbers, but I think your stock idea might be slightly understocked (which is not a bad thing in most cases).
uh oh tang police.everything sounds fine but as mentioned it would be preferable to have a larger tank. although you havent said the demensions of the aquarium.but still you could manage with a good foot print of a tank and a good layout of your rock work.i have seen them in smaller..my friends is going on 8 years in a 40 gallon breeder.
You really should have a pair of clowns.
I hope you don't plan on adding all of the fish at once. Live rock and sand aren't cheap, then the cycle process. Once it's cycled add the fish slowly, a couple of weeks apart per species and you'll be fine.
I know this might sound terrible but I have my yellow tang for a year in a 30 gallon with a 6lined wrasse clown fish and sunrise dottyback but would these 4 and a royal gamma and fire shrimp be compatably and to much of a bio load on a 65 gallon tank?
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Helen Millard and Allister Malcolm are regular exhibitors at the National Glass Fair. Their creations are highly collectable and both artists have deservedly garnered reputations for producing world class contemporary glass.
This year Allister and Helen were selected for a collaborative residency at The Corning Museum Of Glass.
A collaboration between these two highly successful artists was sure to produce some exciting and intriguing results. The residency focused on an exploration of the use of padded cameo - a technique that has really been forgotten and undeveloped...until now!
Both artists had just two weeks to experiment and focus their ideas. During that time Helen and Allister were keen to explore a variety of different avenues using varied sources of inspiration. With an uninterrupted fortnight of glass making and access to state of the art facilities, their work developed at a phenomenal rate.
The example shown here gives you a glimpse of how the project developed: illustrating the use of overlayed and cut glass with padded cameo elements, which were then fire polished. This was the first piece to be completed at Corning and was fittingly donated to the museum.
Whilst this vase will sadly not on display at our November glass fair, there were a variety of sensational examples of padded cameo glass unveiled by Allister and Helen.
Further examples of work by Allister and Helen can be seen in our 22 November 2015 Preview Gallery.
Charles Schneider: French Art Deco Glass
Charles Schneider: French Art Deco Glass is the title of this new book written by Tiny Esveld and Marie-Christine Joulin.
The book features a wealth of information, covering the life and pioneering glass designs produced by Charles Schneider (1881-1953).
Starting with a brief biography the authors bring to life Schneider's early years and artistic ambitions, his design work for Daum and his predilection for engraving medals and semi-precious stones.
A short history of Verreries Schneider S.A., covers it's two production lines: Schneider and Le Verre Français. This includes details of the glass etching and engraving techniques employed, and the use of coloured powder, marquetry and lustre glass are also explained.
The authors were especially privileged in being allowed to research the family archives and discover new information. Consequently the book features 500 illustrations, including period photographs of the family and the Schneider factory, as well as numerous original glass designs.
'Charles Schneider: French Art Deco Glass' will be available to purchase from the end of November and can be ordered from the following website (price €48): www.tinyesveld.com
About the Authors
Tiny Esveld owns a gallery specialized in the artworks of the Art Nouveau and French Art Déco periods, with a preference for the École de Nancy, the glass of Émile Gallé, Daum, and Charles Schneider, and an emphasis on rare and exceptional pieces.
Marie-Christine Joulin is known all over the world today as the greatest expert of Charles Schneider's oeuvre, which she has studied for the past thirty years in close contact with the artist's family.
Book Launch: Chance Additions
David Encill attended our November 2014 glass fair in order to launch his latest book on Chance Glas.
The book is entitled 'Chance Additions: A Sequel to Chance Expressions, The History of Domestic Glassware from...Chance Brothers'.
Since publishing Chance Expressions, several new revelations have emerged about the glassware that prompted this second volume.
The most significant reason for this is due to the Chance archives moving back to their ancestral home in Smethwick, West Midlands. This permitted unparalleled access to previously unseen documentation.
This new volume expands on the history of domestic glassware from Chance Brothers, from 1929 to 1981. This includes the entire ranges of Orlak and Aqualux tableware, along with details of new pressed-glass and Fiestaware ranges.
Further information can be found on David Encill's website.
November 2014 National Glass Fair Highlights
In addition to the vast array of decorative antique and modern glass offered for sale, there were plenty of other things for glass enthusiasts to enjoy at our November 2014 glass fair.
Once again the fair hosted an exhibition that showcased glass of a particular style or maker. This time around our exhibition focused on the various types of uranium glass produced by glass factories around the world. The exhibition was put together by Leni Simons and featured numerous prize pieces from her personal collection of uranium glass. Leni is a regular visitor to the National Glass Fair and is an avid glass collector. You can view a selection of exhibition images on our November 2014 exhibition page.
|Book Cover: Unique Lalique Mascots
by G. G. Weiner
Our November glass fair also featured a book signing by G.G. Weiner from the Lalique Mascot Collecting Club. His new book is entitled Unique Lalique Mascots: the automotive radiator hood ornaments of master glass artisan R. Lalique. The book includes auction realisation prices and has a foreword by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and a preface by Eric Knowles of the Antiques Roadshow.
The fair featured a total of 89 exhibitors, including many high quality dealers selling rare and sought after examples of decorative glass that were a delight for visiting glass collectors.
Fans of contemporary glass were especially pleased to see the addition of some new faces at the fair. In particular, Elliot Walker - who specialises in sculptural work - exhibited alongside a number of well known contemporary makers, such as Vic Bamforth and Helen Millard, who exhibit regularly at our fair.
Over the years glass artists have produced a huge variety of different types and styles of decorative glass. From utilitarian tableware to the finest decorative items, exquisite jewellery, paperweights, whimsical animal figures and Georgian drinking glasses, they were all on offer at our November fair.
Isle of Wight Studio Glass Recommences Production
We have some great news for anyone interested in contemporary studio glass and the work of Isle of Wight Studio Glass.
Timothy Harris has always pushed the boundaries of what is possible with glass and his work is gaining a lot of attention and appreciation. Increasingly discerning glass lovers are coming to recognise that he has produced some of the best works in the history of British Studio Glass.
Following the liquidation of Isle of Wight Studio Glass, all was thought lost. Fortunately Timothy looked at this as just another boundary he had to overcome. Thankfully the company has now been resurrected from the furnace as Timothy Harris @ I of W Studio Glass.
Better still, Timothy has finally recommenced glass production and launched some of his newest pieces at May 2014 National Glass Fair. Artius Glass - long time supporters of Timothy Harris' work - were delighted to make these available for purchase and allow collectors the opportunity to get hold of Timothy's most recent creations 'straight from the furnace'!
Homes & Antiques Magazine Fair Of The Month!
We are extremely excited to announce that the National Glass Fair was featured as 'Fair of the Month' in the November 2013 issue of Homes & Antiques Magazine.
The magazine included a great write-up, which should really wet your appetite for the glass that will be available at our future glass fairs.
To view some of the amazing glass that was offered for sale at our November 2013 fair, head over to our November 2013 Preview Gallery >>>
Rummers: A Social History Told In Glass
|Book Cover: Rummers: A Social History Told In Glass by Tim Mills
Regular National Glass Fair exhibitor Timothy Mills has recently published an exciting new book: 'Rummers - A Social History Told in Glass'.
Whilst a great deal has been written about stemmed 18th century drinking glasses, Rummers have rarely received more than a passing mention.
Tim's book has been written in order to address this relative neglect and to give these glasses the exposure they deserve.
The book describes and illustrates the development of the rummer form, detailing the evolution of different styles and techniques. This journey takes you from their first appearance around 1780, through to their demise in the later decades of the nineteenth century.
The glasses used to illustrate the book range from the humble to the grand, from the cheap to the expensive, and from those encountered everyday to museum examples. Detailed captions provide the reader with useful information, whether they are browsing or reading cover to cover. It is hoped that the book will prove to be a valuable resource for those interested in British drinking glasses in general and rummers in particular.
Further information about 'Rummers - A Social History Told in Glass' >>>
'The 2012 Portland Vase Project'
|Book Cover: 'The 2012 Portland Vase Project - Recreation of a Masterpiece'
Our 11th November 2012 glass fair featured an exhibition celebrating the latest recreation of the Portland Vase.
As an accompaniment to the exhibition, author Graham Fisher was in attendance selling copies of his book 'The 2012 Portland Vase Project' (ISBN: 9780954878146).
Graham is a trustee of the British Glass Foundation, an outreach worker for Broadfield House Glass Museum and has previously written about the historic Stourbridge glass industry in his book 'Jewel In the Cut'.
Graham's latest publication documents the making of the 2012 Portland Vase replica, which he describes as being a "tribute to all the glassmakers and artists who have helped, and continue to help, make the Stourbridge Glass industry the envy of the world".
The book also includes information on the principles of glassmaking, an historic guide to 400 years of glassmaking in the Stourbridge region, as well as some background on the development of cameo glass from the Roman period and a detailed account of the original Portland Vase.
Further information about the November 2012 National Glass Fair exhibition >>>
'Encyclopaedia of Caithness Glass Paperweights: The First 40 Years'
In addition to the glass offered for sale at our May 2012 National Glass Fair, Andrew Nowson was once again in attendance selling copies of his paperweight encyclopedia.
'Encyclopaedia of Caithness Glass Paperweights: The First 40 Years' is a 'must-have' for paperweight collectors, dealers and anyone else who wants to know more about this fascinating subject.
'The Curious History of the Bulb Vase' by Patricia Coccoris
Patricia Coccoris attended our 6 May 2012 glass fair, selling copies of her newly released book about bulb vases.
'The Curious History of the Bulb Vase' catalogues the diverse range of bulb vases manufactured in Great Britain from the mid-18th century to the present day.
Although interest in bulb vases trailed off in the early part of the 20th century, it is now showing something of a revival. Modern vases, such as those designed by Dartington Crystal and Margaret Howdle demonstrate that the art and the interest in this area are as high as ever.
The book contains a full 300-year history of the bulb vase and a valuable reference guide for collectors. A compilation of pages from previously unseen factory pattern books (Richardson, Stevens & Williams, Stuart & Sons and Thomas Webb) places the reader in the enviable position of being able identify a huge range of bulb vases: hyacinth, tulip, crocus and snowdrop. The book also provides bulb vase collectors with an invaluable guide to the various glassmaking effects employed by manufacturers.
Follies and oddities in the world of bulb vases and indoor cultivation are also explored and show the many diverse ways in which bulb vases were put to use. Some are amusing, fanciful or ridiculous, and others are downright dangerous.
Finally, the author puts to bed the many misapprehensions that collectors may have about 'bulb vases'; from candlesticks to hurricane lamps, many glass items have been assumed to be bulb vases – until now.
For further information visit Patricia's website www.hyacinthbulbvases.com.
Loch, Heather & Peat: Domhnall O'Broin & Caithness Glass
|Caithness Glass – Loch, Heather and Peat by Mark Hill
This travelling exhibition was launched at Broadfield House Glass museum and celebrates the 50th anniversary of Caithness Glass. The main aim of the exhibition is to highlight the work of the company's first designer, Domhnall ÓBroin.
Domhnall's designs and colour ranges were inspired by the local landscape of the remote north of Scotland. The exhibition also features Caithness Glass ranges by later designers, including Colin Terris, Helen MacDonald, Alastair MacIntosh and Gordon Hendry. The exhibition features 270 exhibits and all of the glass is on loan from the Graham Cooley Collection.
After enjoying a great deal of success at Broadfield House Glass Museum, the exhibition has now moved on to the Perth Museum & Art Gallery, where it will be on show from 7 May until 1 October 2011.
Caithness Glass – Loch, Heather and Peat
The exhibition is accompanied by a 'bookalogue' written by celebrity antiques expert Mark Hill. 'Caithness Glass: Loch, Heather and Peat' features 200 specially commissioned full colour photographs, and is the first publication to bring together and examine the Scandinavian inspired designs produced by Caithness Glass in 1960s & 70s.Details of all Mark's books can be found at www.markhillpublishing.co.uk.
20th Century British Glass by Charles R. Hajdamach
|20th Century British Glass
by Charles R. Hajdamach
In addition to the vast array of glass available at our November 2009 glass fair, Charles Hajdamach was in attendance to promote the launch of what promises to be the most comprehensive guide to 20th century British glass.
book covers everything from Art Nouveau and Art Deco
masterpieces through to engraved glass, cameo glass, paperweights and even the now much ignored Pyrex ovenware.
Chapters focus on the effects of both World Wars and there are special features looking at significant designers such as Keith Murray.
Major exhibitions, including The Festival of Britain (1951), are
fully discussed and biographical sections look at post-war designers,
including Geoffrey Baxter, Ronald Stennett-Willson and Frank
Armed with this book the beginner, the collector, the
museum curator, the designer and the social historian will have an
indispensable and complete guide to a fascinating period of British
glass making. Budding new collectors of 20th century glass will also find the book extremely helpful, as it will help them to easily spot important pieces of glass that might be found at antique fairs and in charity shops.
20th Century British Glass (ISBN: 1851495878 ) is illustrated with over 900 superb photographs, including previously unpublished catalogues and images from important public and private collections.
Charles' book is available for sale at Broadfield House Glass Museum, as well as various high street and online shops: RRP £49.50
You can also read more about Charles Hajdamach and his previous publications on his Website: www.hajdamach.com


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North Carolina Congressional Election 2012 Political Courage Test
This candidate has responded to a Political Courage Test in a previous election. As a continued effort to provide the American public with factual information on candidates running for public office, these archived responses are made available here.
|Do you generally support pro-choice or pro-life legislation?
|Other or expanded principles
I support a woman's right to choose as established in the Roe v. Wade decision. Any legislation to restrict late-term abortion must provide exceptions for the health of the mother and ensure that the decision about which method to use is made by the patient and her doctor.
|Do you support United States' combat operations in Afghanistan?
|Do you support a timetable for withdrawal from Afghanistan?
|Other or expanded principles
I support President Obama's accelerated withdrawal plan, which calls for redeploying most coalition forces by the close of 2014. Our military commitment in Afghanistan cannot be open-ended, and I believe the President's plan appropriately balances the need to end our military presence with the need to support a stable and secure Afghan nation. The bipartisan House Democracy Partnership, which I co-chair, has played an important role by working to increase the capacity of the Afghan Parliament to function independently and in the best interests of the Afghan people.
Indicate which proposals you support (if any) for balancing the federal budget.
In order to balance the budget,
|do you support reducing defense spending?
|do you support an income tax increase on any tax bracket?
|do you support reducing Medicaid spending?
|do you support reducing Medicare spending?
|Is balancing the budget a legislative priority?
|Other or expanded principles
The federal budget is a statement of our priorities and values, and our first priority must be making America work again for working people, especially those who have lost their jobs in the Great Recession. We put people back to work by investing in them - through education, job training, infrastructure and innovation. That's also the best way to grow the economy and bring down the deficit.
|Do you support the regulation of indirect campaign contributions from corporations and unions?
|Other or expanded principles
The electoral process is the foundation of our democracy, and I have authored and supported of a wide range of measures to ensure its integrity, including the "Stand By Your Ad" disclosure requirement. The Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling poses a grave threat to democratic elections, and I have been part of a small, bipartisan group of House members pushing for legislation to overturn the ruling and minimize its negative impact. Most recently, I have introduced legislation to expand "Stand by Your Ad" and to renew and modernize the presidential public financing system.
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|Other or expanded principles
Investments in small businesses, education, infrastructure, research and innovation are essential to America's economic growth, and that's why I will continue to support them. I also support restoring fairness to the tax code. We should extend the middle class tax cuts but insist that the wealthiest among us pay their fair share.
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|Other or expanded principles
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|Do you support the federal regulation of greenhouse gas emissions?
|Other or expanded principles
Climate change is a global crisis, and it requires a global response. The United States must support and comply with negotiated international agreements that include mandatory emissions targets. In Congress, I have supported market-based solutions to curbing pollution, including cap and trade exchanges. I believe strongly in protecting the air we breathe and the water we drink, and I have worked with my colleagues to preserve our nation?s public lands for future generations.
|Do you support restrictions on the purchase and possession of guns?
|Other or expanded principles
We must institute reasonable measures to keep guns away from individuals who would use them to threaten or harm other people - such as North Carolina's instant background check - and I believe this can be done without denying law abiding citizens the ability to own and use guns for self-protection, hunting and sporting purposes.
|Do you support repealing the 2010 Affordable Care Act?
|Should individuals be required to purchase health insurance, as mandated in the 2010 Affordable Care Act?
|Other or expanded principles
I am strong supporter of the Affordable Care Act, which will make affordable coverage available to millions of uninsured Americans and will make care more comprehensive and reliable for millions more. Constituents frequently tell me that the new law has helped them by allowing their children to be covered under the family?s insurance policy, their mother to receive cheaper prescription drugs, or their spouse to get free preventative screenings for diseases like cancer. I voted for the ACA and will continue to oppose efforts to repeal it.
|Do you support requiring illegal immigrants to return to their country of origin before they are eligible for citizenship?
|Do you support allowing illegal immigrants, who were brought to the United States as minors, to pursue citizenship without returning to their country of origin?
|Do you support the enforcement of federal immigration law by state and local police?
|Other or expanded principles
As chairman of the Homeland Security funding committee, I worked to focus our immigration enforcement on those who have been convicted of serious crimes. Although local police assist in identifying criminal aliens among their inmate populations, enforcement decisions are left to federal law enforcement. I also oversaw major new investments in border security, increasing the size of our border patrol by 70 percent since 2006. But enforcement alone will not solve our complex immigration problems. We must have a way, on a case-by-case basis, to allow law-abiding immigrants who perform needed work to earn their way to legal status.
|Do you support same-sex marriage?
|Other or expanded principles
I believe in an America that does not discriminate on the basis race, gender, religion or sexual orientation. I oppose Amendment One, the anti-same sex marriage amendment placed on the ballot by North Carolina conservatives. Religious communities may act on whatever definition of marriage their faith dictates, but we must not write discrimination into the state constitution.
|Do you support targeting suspected terrorists outside of official theaters of conflict?
|Should the U.S use military force in order to prevent Iran from possessing a nuclear weapon?
|Other or expanded principles
|Do you support allowing individuals to divert a portion of their Social Security taxes into personal retirement accounts?
|Other or expanded principles
Indicate what federal spending levels (#1-6) you support for the following general categories. Select one number per category; you can use a number more than once.
|Slightly Decrease
|a) Agriculture
|Slightly Increase
|b) Arts
|Greatly Decrease
|c) Defense
|Greatly Increase
|d) Education
|Slightly Increase
|e) Environment
|Maintain Status
|f) Homeland Security
|Maintain Status
|g) International aid
|Greatly Increase
|h) Medical Research
|Greatly Increase
|i) Scientific Research
|Maintain Status
|j) Space exploration
|Maintain Status
|k) United Nations
|Maintain Status
|l) Welfare
|m) Other or expanded categories
Charting a course back to fiscal balance should be a top priority for Congress. While we cannot balance the budget with spending cuts alone, measured reductions in certain areas will allow us to focus our resources in other key areas and begin paying down the national debt. President Obama's freeze in non-security discretionary spending for FY 2011 was a good start, and I also support Secretary Gates' efforts to reduce defense spending, which accounts for half of all discretionary spending.
Indicate what federal tax levels (#1-6) you support for the following general categories. Select one number per category; you can use a number more than once.
|Maintain Status
|a) Capital gains taxes
|Maintain Status
|b) Corporate taxes
|Maintain Status
|c) Excise taxes (alcohol)
|Maintain Status
|d) Excise taxes (cigarettes)
|Maintain Status
|e) Excise taxes (transportation fuel)
|Greatly Decrease
|f) Income taxes (low-income families)
|Slightly Decrease
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|Slightly Increase
|h) Income taxes (high-income families)
|Maintain Status
|i) Inheritance taxes
|Maintain Status
|j) Payroll taxes
|k) Other or expanded categories
Getting back on track toward a balanced budget will require that all options - spending cuts, revenue increases, and changes to entitlement programs - be on the table. I support a progressive tax policy that provides targeted relief to working families and small businesses, cracks down on corporate loopholes and tax evasion, and returns tax rates for the wealthiest Americans to their pre-Bush levels. These latter levels were compatible with the prosperity of the 1990s, when we balanced the budget and began paying off the national debt.
|Please explain in a total of 100 words or less, your top two or three priorities if elected. If they require additional funding for implementation, please explain how you would obtain this funding.
Making the economy work for people who work for a living, and Americans who have lost jobs through no fault of their own, is my top priority. Creating good American jobs is job one.
Public education is the most important investment we make in our people and our economic future. As a member of the Appropriations Committee, I will continue to fight for robust federal education funding.
We must restore public trust in government. In the wake of the Citizens United decision, I will continue to push for Congress to curb the influence of unregulated and undisclosed special interest money.


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Espionage works like this: identify a target who has the info you need. Determine what he wants to cooperate (usually money.) Be sure to appeal to his vanity and/or patriotism. Create a situation where he can never go back to his old life, and give him a path forward where it favors his ongoing cooperation in a new life. Recruit him, because you own him.
The FBI appears to have run a very successful, very classic, textbook recruitment on the guy above, Matt Edman, to use his insider-knowledge to defeat one of the best encryption/privacy software tools available. Aloha, privacy, and f*ck you, Fourth Amendment rights against unwarranted search and seizure.
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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -- Bald heads and the No. 8 reigned for the
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Kevin Mench hit a three-run homer to cap the Rangers' eight-run fifth inning, their biggest of the season, as they beat the Anaheim Angels 11-5 for their eighth straight win.
After Scott Schoeneweis (6-6) walked Mench to start the fifth, Todd Greene homered to tie it at 4-all. The two celebrated by taking off their helmets and bumping their bald heads together at the plate, but Texas was just getting started.
If the Rangers can extend their winning streak to 10, manager
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a bet with his players.
"I gave my word,'' Narron said. "I'll keep my word ... I
The Rangers still have to win two more against the Angels, but their eight-game winning is their longest since they won nine straight from July 18-27, 1999.
"We're little more aggressive at the plate and more confident in what we're doing,'' Greene said. "We're playing together as a team.''
Rafael Palmeiro and rookie Ryan Ludwick added solo homers for
the Rangers, who matched a season high with their 11 runs.
Mench's homer, a liner that just cleared the left-field fence, capped the fifth in which the Rangers scored eight runs on just three hits.
After Greene's homer, Texas loaded the bases on two walks and a
single before Juan Gonzalez hit a sacrifice fly to break the tie.
Schoeneweis left after his fourth walk of the inning, to Palmeiro.
"I just lost a lot of the individual battles. When you win those, you don't walk guys and you get outs,'' Schoeneweis said. "It's very frustrating, obviously.''
Reliever Lou Pote gave up a bases-loaded walk to Herbert Perry
and threw a wild pitch that allowed another run to score before
Mench's seventh homer made it 10-4.
"When you go against a good lineup and then put logs on the fire and walk guys, it's going to be tough,'' Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
Ismael Valdes (5-6) pitched seven innings, allowing four runs on five hits, for just his second win in his last eight starts.
Schoeneweis gave up eight runs on four hits over 4 2/3 innings, with two strikeouts and five walks. He had allowed just five runs over 24 innings in three other starts against Texas this season.
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Kennedy had run-scoring singles in the third and eighth innings.
Palmeiro's homer to center, his 16th of the season and 463rd of his career, came in the bottom of the second. Ludwick hit his first career homer an inning later.
Alex Rodriguez added an RBI single in the sixth.
"We got our tails kicked, plain and simple,'' Schoeneweis said. "I certainly didn't do my job and the rest of the team suffered.''
Game notes
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... Angels SS David Eckstein, the hardest player in the AL to strike out, struck out to lead off the game -- just his fourth in 102 at-bats and 16th in 303 plate appearances. ... When Ivan Rodriguez was hit by a pitch from Matt Wise in the sixth, he took a couple of steps toward the mound, then picked up the ball and tossed it to Wise before going to first base. ... Anaheim 3B Troy Glaus went 0-for-4 and has just 18 hits in his last 110 at-bats.


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I'm sorry if this has been posted...just too tired to look at the moment. I understand that the recommended age for starting cereal is now 6 months..i barely waited to 4 months with my older children but I'm wondering...when is everyone starting to feed their little one's cereal?
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Ok we are beyond tight with money and I was trying to come up with a way to have a b-day party for my soon to be one year old. Our Kroger has a little eating area in the store that no one ever uses except retired people for the cup of coffee and donut in the mornings. My mom and I were trying to come up with really cheap places to hold a party for our baby as our house is still damaged from Hurricane Ike. We can't afford anything like Chucke Cheese. So I said with a laugh maybe we could afford Kroger.
After I thought about it for a while I some what like the idea if I can get the store manager to go along with it. There will only be like 6 kids total. The youngest will be 4 and the oldest will be 12 years besides our little baby. There will be probably 2-3 adults for every one kid.
Goodie bags could be the reusable grocery bags filled with items that are kid oriented...like buddie bars or organic fruit chews, stickers from Kroger saying "I've been Krogering". For the adults they could get a coupon organizer and bag.
For fun: I thought we could do a scavenger hunt in the store, maybe even drag races with the handicap motorized carts through the meat department. Maybe even get a tour of the whole store? I need to think about this part a little more.
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Brian Dodds Apr 5, 2013 9:46 AM
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I have been contemplating the same move. Sorry Apple. The thing holding me back is that I don't want separate image libraries and have no clue how to get all my images out of AP without losing all of the work I put into developing thousands of images...
samael9 Apr 6, 2013 7:28 AM
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I've been having issues too. Bummer. I have an A99 and an X-E1. The problems I'm having are different but similar... When I load ARW (Sony's RAW files) into Aperture 3.4.3 I get really weird posterization happening in the shadow areas of low light capture. I originally thought it was something going on in the A99 and got in touch with Sony about what could be going on.
I uploaded a few of the contaminated (original) files and they couldn't see what I was talking about. On a DP Review thread I started, one of the guys suggested that I open the files in ACR instead. Whaddaya know... All the contamination issues that I was having in 3.4.3 were not present in ACR/CS6.
And this isn't just with RAW files, this is also the case with some low light images I shot wiith my X-E1 last night in jpg. Same deal: Go into levels, pick up the brightness and all the shadow areas posterize and look like *&%$. And yes, thank goodness 3.4.3 hasn't re-rendered my old images; they still look great.
This is a major drag though... I think Apple has really fallen down on Aperture. Yeah, $79.99. If it isn't doing it's job showing Adobe who's boss, then it isn't worth it, especially if it's killing our work and workflow. Lightroom? I have it as part of my Creative Cloud subscription with Adobe. Anyone here made the migration? I have about 650 gigs of images.
Unorder Apr 6, 2013 4:47 PM
in response to Kris.M
I had this problem for some time but something on this discussion got me thinking about the firmware on my 5D III. I was running 1.0.7. So I upgraded to 1.1.3 and problem has dissappeared.
Michigan One Fly Apr 23, 2013 3:46 PM
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Are other Canon shooters still seeing this issue? I am in the southwest shooting right now and this issue is killing me. Out here with all of the reds in the lanscape it is difficult to get things right.
I worked on a few images wth Digital Photo Proffessional and they came out great. No amount of white balance would get me the right colors with Aperture. Iam feeling very frustrated with Aperture right now.
As much as I like Aperture, if DPP had selective sharpening I would use it instead.
frmrt Apr 30, 2013 8:10 PM
in response to Michigan One Fly
I haven't done any major photo jobs in the past few months (I shoot video, mostly) but these issues definitely still persist for me, despite Apple's attempts to help me solve the problem. (They connected to me to some pretty high level engineers and techs to troubleshoot my Canon 5D RAW conversion issues.). I'll have to double check the firmware on my MKIII though, Unorder, and see if that helps. But I doubt it will. I tried everything under the sun already.
In short, basically I agree: I love the Aperture interface, but if the next major stills job I get means I have to do twice as much work to remove a color cast or get the images right, I'm moving to Lightroom. I'd hate to do it, but when you're fighting a deadline and your reputation is on the line, you've got to be sure your tools work right. And Aperture doesn't work right any more.
Michigan One Fly May 1, 2013 6:16 AM
in response to frmrt
As you probably already know Canon just released a new firmware version for your camera. I shoot with the 5D MKII and my firmware is uptodate, but I have simular issues. Digital Photo Proffessional does a great job of getting the color right with little effort, but lacks many of the tools that Aperture has.
I am still traveling right now, but once I get home and look at things on my home monitor I'll have to decide what I am going to do.
frmrt May 1, 2013 6:59 AM
in response to Michigan One Fly
Thanks, Michigan, I will have to double check my firmware. Usually I get an e-mail reminder from Canon, but haven't seen one in a while.
Regarding DPP--yeah, it's great for color accuracy, but I really find the interface is virtually unusable for any sort of professional project.