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Funeral services were held Tuesday for a U.S. teacher in Mauritania who was shot dead last week by Islamic extremists for spreading Christianity.
Christopher Leggett, 39, was killed June 23 in front of the language and computer school he operated in Nouakchott, the capital city.
Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, North African unit of the al-Qaeda terrorist network, claimed responsibility for the murder on an Internet site, accusing Leggett of "missionary activities." A North African al-Qaeda spokesman aired a statement on an Arab TV station saying the group killed Leggett because he was allegedly trying to convert Muslims to Christianity.
Advocacy organization Middle East Concern reported that Leggett "resisted what appeared to be an attempt to kidnap him and was then shot in the head several times by his two assailants."
His family issued a statement Monday saying they forgave the murderers but asked that they be caught and prosecuted.
"In a spirit of love, we express our forgiveness for those who took away the life of our remarkable son," the family said in the statement, distributed in English, French and Arabic. "Chris had a deep love for Mauritania and its people, a love that we share. Despite this terrible event, we harbor no ill will for the Mauritanian people. On a spiritual level, we forgive those responsible, asking only that justice be applied against those who killed our son."
Mauritania's minister of justice reportedly said that Leggett's death "was a great loss to Mauritania." Leggett, his wife and four children lived for seven years in Mauritania, where he directed an aid agency that provided training in computer skills, sewing and literacy, and he also ran a micro-finance program, according to the Cleveland Daily Banner.
Mauritania's National Foundation for the Defence of Democracy (FNDD) called for the killers to be brought to justice.
"This hateful crime, which was committed in broad daylight close to the market in El Ksar, one of the busiest in Nouakchott, once again raises the issue of instability and terrorism, which is often used by the military authorities to justify all sorts of unnatural situations," the FNDD the statement read.
The Associated Press reported that Mauritania's Interior Ministry said it was investigating the murder and that security forces were searching for the killers.
The AP reported that Leggett, who grew up in Cleveland, Tenn., taught at a center specializing in computer science and languages in El Kasr, a lower-class neighborhood in Nouakchott. The Rev. Jim Gibson, co-pastor of First Baptist Church of Cleveland, told the news service that Leggett visited the congregation when he traveled back to the United States but worked independently in Mauritania.
The Cleveland Daily Banner reported that Leggett was a 1987 graduate of Cleveland High School, attended Cleveland State Community College and graduated from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 1990 with a degree in Business Administration. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Cleveland for many years and most recently was a member of Michigan Avenue Baptist Church of Cleveland.
His funeral was held Tuesday at the First Baptist Church of Cleveland.
The last known activity of al-Qaeda in Mauritania occurred in December 2007, when gunmen believed to be linked to al-Qaeda's North Africa branch killed four French tourists picnicking near Aleg, east of Nouakchott.
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The Conference focused on the follow-up to the Copenhagen Accord and agreed that CARICOM Member States will maintain their collective commitment to the Liliendaal Declaration, adopted at the Conference of Heads of Government held in Georgetown, Guyana, in July 2009. It was also agreed that a ministerial meeting will be convened prior to the Regular Meeting of the Conference in July 2010, to discuss the Region's position on enhanced action for adaptation, technology transfer and the Copenhagen Green Climate Fund and Technology Mechanism, in preparation for the 16th session of the Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC. During the meeting, Robert Zoellick, President of the World Bank, discussed climate financing. [CARICOM Press Release]


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A national nonprofit says that NBC's new reality show, Baby Borrowers, is bad for babies.
The show aims to convince young adults that parenting is hard work by letting them borrow someone else's baby or toddler for three days. "It's not TV, it's birth control," NBC says in commercials for the series.
Zero to Three, a national non-profit has a different take on the show. Here's what they sent out in a press release today:
The babies and toddlers participating in this series will be separated from their parents and caregivers for three days. Unfamiliar teenagers will take care of them during this time. This setup can be very harmful for the babies and toddlers involved. For the past 80 years, many studies have shown unequivocally that babies and toddlers suffer when they are exposed to this kind of prolonged separation from family and left with people that they do not know or love. As all parents know, babies and toddlers are very distressed by separation. They cry, cling, and search for their parents. The longer the separation, the more upset they become. Some children are unable to sleep and refuse to eat. The responses routinely last long past the child's reunion with the parent. Prolonged separations heighten young children's separation anxiety and damage their trust that their parents will be available to protect and care for them. Children can become angry and rejecting of their parents after being reunited with them, damaging the fabric of the child-parent relationship.
These findings have become the basis for a new science of early childhood. A robust body of early childhood development and brain research clearly confirms the critical nature of early development. It is a time when young children form attachments with parents and caregivers, develop security and a sense of self, and learn what to expect from the world around them. Studies show that babies and toddlers need to feel safe and secure in order to form a positive sense of self, to form healthy relationships, and to feel confident to explore their world. This sense of security is dependent on the availability and stability of their trusted primary caregivers. Being separated for a three-day period from a parent or trusted, familiar adult, and being thrust into the care of a total stranger who has no experience with the child–how he or she is comforted, likes to be fed, held, etc.–and who has no experience caring for young children at all, can be very stressful for the child.
They go on to say that the children's parents will be watching via closed-circuit television and that NBC hired a nanny to be on hand to help the young adults. But the child has no way of knowing that the parents are watching and the nanny is still a stranger, they argue.
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A developer and former lawyer from Monmouth County was sentenced today to two years in federal prison for bribing a sewer authority official for help on projects in Marlboro Township and then obstructing a grand jury review of his actions.
Bernard Meiterman, 43, of Manalapan, was also fined $7,500 and given until Aug. 5 to report to prison by U.S. District Judge Susan D. Wigenton in Newark.
"This was another example of the pervasive corruption that has plagued Monmouth County," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Judith H. Germano, who handled the case. "The defendant took an affirmative role in that climate of corruption and the fact he was an attorney makes it all the more troubling."
Meiterman faced a prison term of between 30 months and 37 months under federal sentencing guidelines but at the request of the government was given a break for his cooperation in the probe by the judge.
In the letters she received on his behalf, Wigenton said Meiterman was clearly loved and respected. She also said that no one tried to make excuses what he had done.
Meiterman apologized and said his license to practice law has been suspended, with a potential for revocation.
Indicted in December 2006, Meiterman and two others admitted in October that they paid thousands of dollars for architectural drawings on the home of Frank G. Abate, the then-executive director of the Western Monmouth Utilities Authority.
In exchange, they allegedly got Abate to use his influence on their behalf. Abate was convicted of charges at trial last year and was sentenced to 51 months behind bars.
Meiterman and his brother, Steven, also acknowledged they had prompted the architect who did the drawings not to reveal they had paid him for something he'd done for Abate and also to tell investigators and a grand jury he had forgotten to bill Abate for the job.
Steven Meiterman, 44, of Marlboro, is awaiting sentencing, while the third defendant in the case, Edward Kay, 39, of Marlboro, is scheduled to be sentenced by Wigenton today. Kay was a business partner of the Meitermans and an investor in some of their real estate projects.


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Painfully shy as a child, she was born Linda Evenstad in Hartford, Conn, and moved to North Hollywood at the age of 6 months. Her father was a painter and decorator, her mother a housewife. "I grew up just trying to cope," she says. At Hollywood High, an actress friend, Carole Wells, dragged her to a casting session for a commercial. She got the part, appeared on TV's Bachelor Father and went on to sign a $250-a-week MGM contract. In 1965 she won a continuing role on ABC's The Big Valley, plus the attention of movie producer John Derek. "I was so excited I could hardly breathe," Linda recalls of their first meeting. "My mind went back to my teenage years when I had a picture of John over my bed. I had spent years looking into those eyes."
Before long Derek split with wife Ursula Andress after her publicized fling with Jean-Paul Belmondo and took up with Linda. "It was the most wonderful life I can imagine any woman having," Evans recalls nostalgically. "He would spend months handcrafting a vest or boots for me. Then he would wait for me to come home and have champagne and grapes individually dusted with sugar next to a fur bed he had laid by the fireplace." Nothing makes Evans angrier than the suggestion that Derek is an exploiter of women. "He cares about beauty more than anyone I've ever known," she says. "He would have made a wonderful knight of the Round Table."
Alas, the Camelot she shared with him did not endure. In 1973 Derek went to Greece to make a film with a 16-year-old actress called Mary Cathleen Collins. "I can't describe what it is like to arrive on location weeks later and be told by a man you have shared everything with for almost 10 years that he still loves you, but that he is also in love with somebody else," says Linda. The story that Mary Cathleen (now Bo) tells is that Linda took the news like an angel. "I don't remember being angelic," says Evans with a wry laugh. "I remember some yelling and screaming on my part and being very hurt. But if that's the way Bo prefers to remember it, that's all right, too."
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Hey folks, I'm new to this forum and I'm having a little problem with a D150A II. Both 15003's are blown plus several resistors and a power transistor. I have all the schematics plus the service manual. My main problem is cross referencing the transistors. Mainly its Q107 , p# C 4061-5, its a D40V2 tranny. I've already replaced several caps, diodes, and the zener diodes. I know I can order parts through Crown but I'd rather get parts on my own. All help is greatly appreciated,Greg
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Posted 17 May 2012 - 07:32 PM
Come on folks. No one has a possible cross reference tranny list? I've search the net with limited luck. I'm guessing no knows about these dinosaurs but it was worth a shot . Maybe another electronics forum would be better.
Posted 28 May 2012 - 02:42 PM
Hey CC, The C 4061-5 is still available from Crown. It may also be available under C 5065-5. Good luck!
Posted 29 May 2012 - 05:43 PM
Thanks joust for the info. What I'd really like to know is there a substitute or equivalent from a different manufacturer?
Posted 05 June 2012 - 01:20 PM
Try National Semi, NSD-128. I'm not sure if this part is still available. That's the only info I have on this substitute.
It appears that the C4061 is also subbed as C5065-5. This one is subbed from GE, D40P3. I don't have info on this one.
Though, try to get the original Crown p/n! It may still be available.
It appears that the C4061 is also subbed as C5065-5. This one is subbed from GE, D40P3. I don't have info on this one.
Though, try to get the original Crown p/n! It may still be available.
Posted 05 June 2012 - 04:34 PM
Thanks joust! I think I'll have to bite the bullet and order 'em from crown. But at least I'll know they're the right part. Right??
Thanks again for your input,Greg
Thanks again for your input,Greg
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President Obama is wrapping up another bus tour designed to push Congress to pass his jobs plan.
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Since the Democrat-controlled Senate rejected the bill last week, the president is changing strategy by breaking the measure into bite-sized pieces.Phil Kerpen is vice president of Americans for Prosperity and author of the new book "Democracy Denied: How Obama is Ignoring You and Bypassing Congress." He offered his analysis of the president's new jobs on CBN News Channel Morning News, Oct. 20.
One of those pieces is designed to help the nation's veterans obtain employment.
"One of the votes I'm going to urge them, members of Congress to take, is on whether or not they think it's a good idea to offer companies incentives to hire the men and women who have risked their lives for our country," the president said in a speech Tuesday at Langley Air Force Base in Hampton, Va.
"These members of Congress -- they work for you and if they're not delivering, it's time you let them know," Obama told the 2,000 military service men and women who made up the audience.
The veteran jobs plan includes a deal with private sector companies like Tyson Foods and Hewlett Packard to hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses by 2013.
"If you can oversee millions of dollars of assets in Iraq, you can help a business balance its books here at home," Obama said. First lady Michelle Obama joined the president at Tuesday's event. Helping military families is one of her signature causes.
"It's good for their bottom line. It's good for business," Mrs. Obama said. "Because they know that veterans and military spouses, like all of you here today, represents the best our country has to offer."
Re-election Bid? While White House officials say the tour is all about the jobs bill, many see it as an important trip for his re-election campaign.
"Everything from now until November 2012 is going to be, some aspect, about the campaign," CBN News Political Editor John Waage said. In 2008, Obama won Virginia with 53 percent of the vote, and barely won North Carolina with 50 percent. Many say he'll need those votes again next year to hold on to the presidency. The task could prove to be an uphill battle with his approval rating sliding in both states. A recent Quinnipiac poll shows only 42 percent of Tar Heel voters approve of Obama's job performance. His approval rating stands at 45 percent in Virginia where voters elected Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell just one year after the state helped Obama take the White House.
"He's blaming the Tea Party, House Republicans, Wall Street for the problems," McDonnell said. "Don't go out there and blame everybody else and say it's not my problem."
"You're the leader," he continued. "Lay out a vision for people because that's what the independent voters are voting on."
"No wonder he's underwater because they want to see results and they want to see less rhetoric," McDonnell said. The president hopes this personal touch will help him reconnect with independents. The move, however, appears to have fallen flat with some voters.
Virginia resident Darcie Cole voted for the president in 2008, but said she wouldn't vote for him a second time.
"Just not been happy with exactly what he's done," she said.
Virginia resident James Jordan, who also voted for Obama, told CBN News, "I don't know that I know how I feel now." The president knows Virginia and North Carolina are must win states - just one reason why Democrats are holding their convention in Charlotte, N.C., next summer.
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PITTSBURGH - If any of my old teachers are still around, they can vouch for how bad I am at math.
I've always had better luck with words than with numbers.
So I can't claim any special insight into the NFL salary cap, which is a complex set of policies and procedures.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are lucky to have Omar Khan keeping an eye on their cap compliance. He's considered one of the best in the business at keeping everything legal while allowing the team to stay competitive.
The other day, the Steelers announced that Ben Roethlisberger had reworked his contract for a second consecutive year, which gave the Steelers cap relief amounting to about $8 million.
Because Khan is involved, I'm sure this is all completely legal.
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The spirit of a salary cap is to make sure all teams operate under the same financial parameters.
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Roethlisberger is one of several players to voluntarily adjust his contract. He doesn't sacrifice any money, he just gets it on a different schedule.
So from here, the decisions are fairly easy and painless. Aaron Smith retires. Hines Ward is encouraged to do the same. The Steelers choose between James Farrior and Larry Foote at linebacker.
And suddenly they're back under the cap.
It seemed like it was going to be a lot more difficult than that.
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"All too slight is the hold that Christ's ambassadors often have upon eternal realities. If men will walk with God, He will hide them in the cleft of the Rock. Thus hidden, they can see God, even as Moses saw Him. By the power and light that He imparts they can comprehend more and accomplish more than their finite judgment had seemed possible."
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Vision-- the act or power of sensing with the anticipated or future conceptions, desires, or beliefs as if they are here and now; a human skill and a divine gift that allows one to see the end from the beginning.
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In Isaiah 6 Isaiah is captivated and motivated by a vision given him of God and His power, glory, and majesty. This vision propelled Isaiah into a life of exceptional service.
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How satisfied am I with the development of this characteristic in my ministry? (Circle one.)
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"Lord, I daily battle against being drowned in the mundane and trivial. I choose to set my sights on the high and lofty vision you have for me, yes all of us in Christ. As long as I keep heaven in view, earth won't dominate. Strengthen that vision. Nurture that eternal view so that with joy I might share with others the glories that are to come. Heaven is cheap enough."


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Thursday, August 23, 2007
The Return of John Elway
For all y'all who have been missing John Elway's magic touch in football will be glad to hear that he's coming back. Of course, he's coming back as a quarterbacks coach for Cherry Creek High School here in the Denver area--largely, it would seem, because it will give him an opportunity to more closely tutor his son, Jack, before the young lad runs off to college.
The Elway family has a legacy of father-son tutoring. John Elway's father, Jack, taught him the game in California, where he was a coach in the 1970s and '80s. He was a Broncos scout until retiring a year before his death in 2001.
The younger Jack Elway hasn't committed to a college but has taken unofficial trips to Oregon and UCLA. John Elway played in the same conference—the PAC 10—at Stanford.
Good luck to both of them (although I still can't find it in me to cheer for Cherry Creek--my Overland loving heart just couldn't bear it).
Update: Nathan noticed, too.
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Overland eh? I seem to remember me and my Boulder High teams whoopin up on y'all.
I will say that only a victory over Fairview was better than beating those *&(@# from Creek.
One thing I've never gotten about Denver is its fascination with John Elway, indeed worship thereof. Unfortunately, I don't know the Peace of Landrieu.
I thought this cult had its greatest obsession when the fact that John Elway, already retired from football, receiving a ticket for his dog running loose was a Page 3 story, above the fold, in the Denver Post.
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How to Get Away with Insider Trading
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Insider trading has been going on ever since the stock market existed. Everyone is looking for an edge and no one is willing to play fair. Martha Stewart did it and was treated to several months in one of our nation's fine institutions. Raj Rajaratnam did it and was sentenced to 11 years in prison and penalties of over $150 million. Heck, someone you know has probably done it.
Some are brazen about it, others are a little more secretive. I first realized how prevalent it was when I read Trading with the Enemy, an anecdotal book written by Nicholas Maier as he worked at Jim Cramer's hedge fund. The story that struck me most was how they'd get news stories before they hit print and used it to their advantage. It's not necessarily insider knowledge about a company but getting it a few minutes before the rest of the world, even if it was a third party, is a big advantage.
So, as for insider trading, if you want to learn how to do it, this is what you need to do to get away with it.
1. Don't Be Greedy
We can thank Gordon Gekko for what many believe is the driving credo of Wall Street – "Greed is good." It's not, however, good when it comes to insider trading because that's why so many people get caught! We'll go into many of the reasons below but stock brokers have programs designed to find unusual activity and notifying the authorities. If you've never traded options before and then you suddenly start trading them in large quantities, you'll get investigated. Even if you just sell a stock before an announcement, you might get investigated too.
Then, the next time you do it, since they are monitoring you now, you'll get caught. You'll be fined, sent to jail, boom goes the dynamite. They see you handing some guy a bag of cash, a watch, and everyone goes to jail. You rarely hear about someone having to disgorge $500 in illicit trading profits.
2. Know Your Insider Really Well
Who is giving you your information and who else is he or she giving it to? Raj Rajaratnam of Galleon Group was convicted of 14 counts of securities fraud and conspiracy and it started because prosecutors were investigating David Loeb, a managing director of Goldman Sachs. In wiretaps, they learned of Rajaratnam and then the whole thing came crumbling down. (The crazy part is that 9 years earlier an Intel employee that passed information to Galleon was prosecuted but they didn't go after Galleon).
Insiders rarely just tell you all that juicy sensitive information. Why get a bag of cash from one person when you can get multiple bags from multiple people? Martha Stewart's insider was Peter Bacanovic of Merrill Lynch, who was tipped off by ImClone's founder Samuel Waksal. Waksal told friends and family (and even tried to sell his own shares) and everyone got in exactly as much trouble as you'd expect. It was pretty brazen actually when you read about it.
3. Don't Be Famous
When Martha Stewart was caught insider trading (when the assistant to her insider disclosed it to investigators), she sold her $230,000 stake in ImClone. She was not even close to the top of the list in terms of ownership size. There were Waksal family members who had in the millions, other executives, but everyone focused on Stewart because she was the most famous. They made an example of her by sentencing her to five months of prison, five months of home confinement, and two years probation.
The lesson here is that you don't want to be so famous or so public that they want to put your head on a proverbial pike and walk around the town square with it.
4. Don't Trade Options
The reason why a lot of insider traders get caught has to do with options. You can get a lot of leverage using options (which is a contract to buy or sell shares) and many times traders will use options because they can get the most bang for their buck. A call option is the right to purchase a hundred shares of stock at a specified price. I pay a small premium for this right but if the stock jumps up beyond the strike price, then I start making a lot of money because I can exercise the option, pay less than market value, and then sell the shares.
The tricky thing is that you look suspicious if you:
- Never trade options, or do so sparingly, then make a relatively large bet on a stock a few days before it pops.
- You trade a lot of options but there isn't much volume on the stock you have insider information on.
And to make matters even harder, the SEC is already monitoring this. They will see higher options volume ahead of major announcements and they'll just start investigating everything. And if you do make a big bet, expect to see the assets frozen.
5. Be a Rich Hedge Fund
Last, but certainly not the least, make sure you're a very large, very rich hedge fund. You will want to be as big as SAC Capital Advisors, who recently settled a lawsuit to the tune of $602 million and let a few (former) heads roll. $602 million can buy you a lot of indulgences. 🙂
A year ago, I would've just suggested that you work in Congress because they were not subject to insider trading laws but that was changed when President Obama signed into law the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act.
Just as a warning and a disclaimer, in case it wasn't clear in the bright yellow box above, this post was written in jest. We do not advocate insider trading, or breaking the law in any way, and we don't promise that you'll get away with insider trading if you follow these tips. We have also never tested these tips personally and I've never insider traded a share of anything in my life (nor do I plan on it… I value my freedom way too much!).
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Ropert P. George: The Religious Right's Resident Intellectual
The New York Times profiles Princeton professor, National Organization for Marriage Chairman, and American Principles Project founder Robert P. George and his role as the intellect behind the Manhattan Declaration and much of the Religious Right's agenda:
FOR 20 YEARS, George has operated largely out of public view at the intersection of academia, religion and politics. In the past 12 months, however, he has stepped into a more prominent role. With the death of the Rev. Richard John Neuhaus, a Lutheran minister turned Roman Catholic priest who helped bring evangelicals and Catholics together into a political movement, George has assumed his mantle as the reigning brain of the Christian right. And he is in many ways the public face of the conservative side in the most urgent culture-war battle of the day. The National Organization for Marriage, the advocacy group fighting same-sex marriage in Albany and Trenton, Maine and California, has made him its chairman. Before the 2004 election, he helped a coalition of Christian conservative groups write their proposed amendment to the federal Constitution defining marriage as heterosexual. More than any other scholar, George has staked his reputation on the claim that same-sex marriage violates not only tradition but also human reason.
Last spring, George was invited to address an audience that included many bishops at a conference in Washington. He told them with typical bluntness that they should stop talking so much about the many policy issues they have taken up in the name of social justice. They should concentrate their authority on "the moral social" issues like abortion, embryonic stem-cell research and same-sex marriage, where, he argued, the natural law and Gospel principles were clear. To be sure, he said, he had no objections to bishops' "making utter nuisances of themselves" about poverty and injustice, like the Old Testament prophets, as long as they did not advocate specific remedies. They should stop lobbying for detailed economic policies like progressive tax rates, higher minimum wage and, presumably, the expansion of health care — "matters of public policy upon which Gospel principles by themselves do not resolve differences of opinion among reasonable and well-informed people of good will," as George put it.
George argues that reason alone shows that heterosexual sodomy and homosexual sex are morally wrong, just as the Catholic Church, classical philosophers and other religious traditions have historically taught. Unlike marital union in his special sense, he contends, such acts treat the body as an instrument of the mind's pleasure. As both a practical and a philosophical matter, he argues, the law should not necessarily police such things. But the need for the state to establish a proper definition of marriage is a different matter, he says, because the law has always regulated it in the interest of parenthood and community. "Marriage in principle is a public institution," he said. "I don't think it can be like bar mitzvahs or baptisms or the Elks Club."
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