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Camille Cusumano talks about her latest memoir, WILDERNESS BEGINS AT HOME, Travels with My Big Sicilian Family. Come to the venerable 1877 Dolphin Club in Aquatic Park... Learn more
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It's time to say "No" to devastating climate change and "Yes" to a healthy and prosperous future powered by renewables.
The poaching of Zimbabwe's "Cecil the Lion" that these lions are under constant threat and nearer to extinction
We ask Apple to change for a period of at least four weeks the browser name from "Safari" to "Stop Safari hunting"
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The California Innocence Project is currently supervising Jermaine's case in order to assist in his exoneration!!
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We ask to stop the terrible practice of eating dog meat and tortures to which the dogs are subjected in China.
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The Obama administration has drafted regulations to ban ivory sales in the U.S. We need to drum up support for the ban.
Forced arbitration clauses pre-emptively block consumers from going to court if the bank does something wrong.
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"Any human has the right to help his fellow man." Feeding The Homeless Is Not A Crime!
AFDI is attempting to use crowdfunding as a way to propagate stereotypes, spread hate, and incur violence.
Removing Grey Wolves from the Endangered Species list would decimate the species we've fought so hard to bring back.
Amazon is the only major Internet company that hasn't released ANY data on its energy use or environmental impact.
Google and Facebook just dropped their support on ALEC (American Legislation Exchange Council) now Yahoo and Ebay must!
Letting the government run the Internet like a utility will lead to abuse. Oppose Title II and protect an open Internet!
The Internet should remain free and open to all, not manipulated by governments and corporate monopolies
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America's biggest brands say they want action on climate change, but spend millions to keep climate deniers in Congress
Only a few world leaders have committed to attend the upcoming UN Climate Summit and seek global solutions.
Not only for its most recent attack on Gaza, but for its ongoing blockade, occupation and dispossession of Palestinians.
One country's vote at the International Whaling Commission could decide the fate of the South Atlantic whale sanctuary.
Under pressure from climate activists, Microsoft has dumped notorious anti-climate group ALEC. Now it's Google's turn!
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Tell U.S. officials to take a stand against the ongoing bombing of Gaza and call for a ceasefire immediately!
What do Monsanto and Coke have in common? They've both spent millions of dollars to keep you in the dark.
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Animal cruelty, including trophy hunting, should not be glorified or celebrated on social media.
The EPA has finally proposed the first-ever national safeguards against carbon pollution from our aging power plants.
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Much of our Internet is powered by dirty energy. It's time to #clickclean!
Ecuador's rainforest provides habitat for one-of-a-kind plants and animals and is home to seven indigenous communities.
Privacy alert! Dropbox has appointed former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to its Board of Directors.
This month's Vogue Italia tries to make domestic violence look "pretty" with its attention-grabbing fashion editorial.
An Egyptian court has sentence 529 people to death for allegedly killing a police officer during a pro-Morsi protest.
Orca Welfare & Safety Act would make it illegal to "hold in captivity, or use, orcas for performance or entertainment."
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The "Arctic Apple®" is genetically engineered, using untested and risky dsRNA technology, for a purely cosmetic purpose!
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Johnson has provided legal grounds for killer drones, he supports mass surveillance, and opposes whistleblowers
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In the lawsuit against the Bush war criminals, Saleh v. Bush,
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Tool had a knack for conveying the strangled, oppressive angst that the alternative nation of the early '90s claimed as its own. So, Tool were able to slip into the definition of alternative rock during the post-Nirvana era, landing a slot on the third Lollapalooza tour in 1993, which helped their first full-length debut album, Undertow, rocket to platinum status. By the time the band delivered its belated follow-up, Ænima, in 1996, alternative rock had lost its grip on the mainstream of America, and Tool's audience had shaped up as essentially metal-oriented, which meant that the group and the record didn't capture as big an audience as their first album, despite debuting at number two on the charts. After a co-headlining slot with Korn on Lollapalooza '97 wrapped up, Tool remained on the road, supporting Ænima until well into the next year.
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What are you talking about dude. Judith is one of the last songs he has written. If you don't believe their is hatred in this song than your fooling yourself man...
Not religious actually hate world religion. Just a Jesus Freak ,who wants to share His Love and Great Hope with everyone I come in contact with.
Not conservative don't even vote. My views are not of this world they come from a Greater Higher Power Who desperately Loves His creation and has provided a way to be with Him, that is the Messiah, the Christ.
The lyrics aren't for you're agreeable minds, he's always stayed the lyrics are a growing tool meant for his personal growth, not yours.
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Highlights from the royal family's tour of Canada.
Following the royal couple's 2011 Tour, this visit is their second official tour to Canada, and their first as a family of four. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with their children—three-year-old George and one-year-old Charlotte, who will be making her royal visit debut—will have a jam-packed schedule and a chance to meet many Canadians along the way.
The weeklong tour runs from September 24 to October 1 and will kick-off in the west with a focus on British Columbia and Yukon. The itinerary includes stops in Victoria, Vancouver, Bella Bella, Kelowna, and Haida Gwaii in British Columbia, and Whitehorse and Carcross in the Yukon. "They are really looking forward to seeing other parts of this beautiful country," said a spokesman for Kensington Palace.
The Royals have a jam-packed schedule (with approximately 30 events planned) and will engage in a number of events, including a visit to the Great Bear rainforest, sampling British Columbia's harvest, going fishing sailing a tall ship, along with a focus on a number of environmental and social issues. "The Royal Highnesses will highlight the many Canadians who volunteer or work in obscurity. This Tour, more than any other, features important engagements with Indigenous people," said The Honourable Melanie Joly, Minister of Canadian Heritage.
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Dynamo Wright aiming to re-energise Sussex
Apr 7, 2016: Entrusted with the captaincy in all three formats, Luke Wright will demand high standards and unstinting effort to make the sun shine again in Hove
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Wright charged with rousing Sussex spirits
Apr 6, 2016: Luke Wright's cheery and energetic demeanour will be tested by the captaincy of a Sussex side seeking an immediate return to the first division of the Championship
Melbourne Stars v Hobart Hurricanes, BBL 2015-16, Melbourne
Wright, Maxwell fifties blow Hurricanes away
Jan 6, 2016: After having to deal with some tragic news off the field, Luke Wright continued his good form with another match-winning innings for the Melbourne Stars, helping them to an eight-wicket win against the Hobart Hurricanes
Melbourne Stars v Melbourne Renegades, BBL 2015-16, Melbourne
Wright ton carries Stars home in Melbourne derby
Jan 2, 2016: A record crowd of 80,833 watched Luke Wright's masterful century guide the Melbourne Stars to a crucial seven-wicket win over cross-town rivals Melbourne Renegades
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Wright appointed as Sussex captain
Oct 6, 2015: Luke Wright has been named as Sussex's captain across all three formats for the 2016 season, following Ed Joyce's decision to stand down
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Joyce resigns Sussex captaincy
Oct 2, 2015: Ed Joyce has stepped down from the Sussex captaincy a week after the club suffered relegation to Division Two of the Championship
Worcestershire v Sussex, LV= Championship, New Road, 3rd day
Wright double leaves Worcs in trouble
Sep 3, 2015: Worcestershire lost three wickets in their second innings and were staring at defeat after Luke Wright's unbeaten 226 led Sussex to an impregnable position
Worcestershire v Sussex, LV= Championship, New Road, 2nd day
Wright's adventure puts Sussex on top
Sep 2, 2015: Luke Wright completed 1,000 LV= County Championship runs in a season for the first time as Sussex took control of their Division One relegation tussle against Worcestershire at New Road
NatWest T20 Blast quarter-finals
Wright's know-how is key to Sussex success
Aug 11, 2015: Luke Wright is that rarity in England: a T20 cricketer with experience in the best leagues in the world. Sussex have had the sense to let him run the show - and he is a game away from guiding them to Finals Day
Sussex v Middlesex, Royal London Cup, Group B, Hove
Gubbins and Malan hit tons in high-scoring thriller
Aug 3, 2015: Dawid Malan and Nick Gubbins both made excellent hundreds as Middlesex squeezed past Sussex by three runs in a thriller at Hove to maintain their hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the Royal London Cup.
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DescriptionCharles Schulz Peanuts Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 3-15-53 (United Feature Syndicate, 1953). Young pup Snoopy is the star of this show, and it's quite a show he puts on for the gang! What a dancer! Just about the entire crew is on board here -- Charlie Brown, Schroeder, Lucy, Violet, Patty, and baby Linus (Shermy must have been playing outside). It's always interesting to note how important Violet was in the early days of Peanuts -- she seems to be playing hostess at this party. By the mid-sixties, Violet and Patty would rarely be seen. This page has an image area of 22.5" x 15", and is in Good condition with some staining and soiling, easily remedied by a professional cleaning.
Schulz, Charles:Charles Schulz, best-known as the writer and artist of the comic strip Peanuts, is considered by many to be one of the most successful and influential American cartoonists of all time. Schulz, nicknamed "Sparky" after an animated horse, drew upon his own childhood awkwardness to inspire the strip's characters, namely the gang's most likeable loser Charlie Brown and his silent sidekick, Snoopy. Schulz was the quintessential misfit growing up— an uncoordinated comic enthusiast with a bad complexion and a fear of the opposite sex, not to mention the youngest student in his class after skipping two half-grades. Drawing was his outlet from the uncertainties of being a teenager, so one of his most painful memories of adolescence was the rejection of his cartoons in the high school yearbook. Nevertheless, it would be he who had the last laugh, as a five-foot tall statue of Snoopy was mounted atop of the school's main office 60 years later. While still in school, Schulz enrolled himself in correspondence courses in cartooning at the Art Instruction School. He was later drafted into the U.S. Army for two years during World War II, returning home in 1945. He was then employed by AIS for the next five years, submitting cartoons to various magazines across the country and receiving many rejection letters in return, until he successfully sold a cartoon to The Saturday Evening Post in 1948. He picked up several small-time drawing gigs over the next two years, but finally decided to sell Peanuts to United Features in 1950, which turned out to be the smartest career move he ever made. Peanuts quickly became the most widely read comic strip in the country, published daily in over 2,000 newspapers. His cartoon gang went on to inspire other animated series, toys, books, and was picked up by multiple advertisers in the years that followed. Schulz spent the rest of his life coming up with new adventures for the Peanuts in his private studio, becoming one of the wealthiest, most commemorated cartoonists of his time. . American cartoonist, illustrator, and author, 1922-2000
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The Neighbor (Detective D.D. Warren, #3)
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Aug 02, 2011
This is my favorite Lisa Gardner book by far. I can honestly say the I usually have the main points figured our pretty quickly but this one kept me wondering all the way through. Why did this happen? Who did this? What was that for? Why? Who? Is he good? Is he bad? Dead? Alive? I kept asking these things over and over through the whole book. And, honestly, after contemplating all of the possibilities, i was still surprised by the end. And that I love. The characters are surprisingly complex and unusually questionable. I want to love them, and I do, but at the same time I find myself almost hating them too. It was just a really good, layered book, and yet still light enough to actually just be a joy to read. I actually was kind of hoping it would go on and I could find out just a little bit more about them and what happened after the dust settled.
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Snow in Orange County?! YES! Head to Discovery Cube OC for their Winter Wonderfest! Your kids will love all the special winter themed exhibits and activities and you'll love seeing their huge smiles! Visit today (Dec. 19, 2015) through January 3rd! Click through for all the details!
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Spoiler alert: We had the BEST time at Legoland Hotel California a few weeks ago! It was our first visit and it was so much fun! I knew it would be kid-friendly but it turned out to be totally mom-friendly too. If your kids have been wanting to stay there I highly recommend it! Read on for all the details.
Knott's Berry Farm 2015 Season Passes
Can you believe it is almost Halloween!! Where has the year gone? Ever since Party City started playing their Halloween costume commercials on TV my kids have been asking me when we can go to Camp Spooky 2014. They LOVE to go to Knott's Berry Farm during October to see how the park is decked out and participate in really fun activities. And I am only ok with them going because it is a non-scary, family event. I'm a total scaredy cat and do NOT do haunted things… What is even more awesome is that Knott's has just released some really great deals for their 2015 Season Passes. Aside from having the lowest price of the year right now, when you buy your season passes for 2015, it also includes one visit during 2014 so you could bring your little ghouls to the Camp Spooky event. AND if you purchase now, you get discounts on Halloween Haunt tickets.
Which I already mentioned I won't be attending. I DO, however, really appreciate how Knott's decorates Camp Spooky (Camp Snoopy – if you didn't pick up on that yet) for Halloween. It is festive but kept very kid friendly. And they add a ton of holiday themed things to do in this kid-focused area of the park. Every weekend in October, your family can visit and get a chance to celebrate the season with activities geared for ages 3 – 11. There is no extra cost for all these fun extra activities. It is included with the price of regular park admission. Knott's puts on great family activities throughout the rest of the year as well in Camp Snoopy.
To celebrate Halloween, the kids get to wear costumes! And they can be in a costume parade and contest where they can win some awesome prizes. The Peanuts Gang stars in a special themed stage show where you can be entertained by your favorite cast of characters. There is a Mini Monster Maze for the kids where they can win sweet prizes. I assure you this is NOT like one of the Halloween Haunt mazes…I would probably pass out if it was! But if you like that sort of thing, purchase your Season Pass now and then use your Halloween Haunt discount to come and get scared silly. I'll stick to the Kool-Aid mixing Potion Station in Camp Spooky! (a small extra fee applies for this station).
And of course there are the rides. And there is nothing cuter than seeing your tiny Spiderman riding the rides. Along with all the rides in Camp Spooky, The Calico Mine Ride has been enhanced for Halloween in a not-too-spooky way. I know my boys will want to check it out. And cling to me and my husband for dear life…So if you purchase your Season Passes now, you can use your 2014 visit during this year's Camp Spooky and then experience it as a Pass Holder next year!
It is super easy to purchase your Season Passes online. And there are several options to choose from. So if you want your pass to also include visits to Soak City, you can. Want to include a dining package? You can do that too! And you can pay for your Season Pass in 9 payments instead of one big chunk. A fantastic idea! Don't miss out on the lowest price of the year!
Knott's Berry Farm Photo Walk (and park allergy info!)
Last weekend I was invited to do a photo walk at Knott's Berry Farm before the park opened. It was a total ghost town (ha!). I learned a few things. A). I am a total nerd for Knott's. B). I am seriously lacking in camera and photo editing skills. And last but not least C). When I get around legit photographers, I go weak in the knees and feel super out-of-place. Which posed a bit of a problem since that is who was on the tour – some fantastic photographers from in and around Orange County. And me. If you want to check out other media posts look for the #KnottsPhotos.
Fortunately for me I carpooled with Angry Julie who had me laughing on the car ride over and loosened me up a little bit. First course of business was a delicious breakfast of housemade treats straight out of the GhostTown Bakery.
We met up with Dez and Tam (whom? who? I love!!) Although I was really starting to feel like a total novice seeing all these ridiculous cameras start showing up. But I wanted to really make it a learning experience for myself, so I asked questions, had Desi check my camera settings and tried to watch how they went about the photo walk. I really like to challenge myself and I was really unsure how this day was going to go. It was very grey and dreary and I had no idea what that would do to lighting. And I was sure that none of my indoor shots were going to come out because they never have in the past and I had little control over lighting. Debbie Downer, right?
I came home and was delighted to find quite a few shots that I really liked. And then I was faced with a new challenge, photo editing. I have no idea what I am doing!!! I didn't want to dress them in up in pre-made photo shop actions so for the most part, I left them as is. I think what I will do is try to learn a bit more about it and then go back and play with the photos some more. I think it would be interesting to see how it changes the feel of the photos. But not this week. It's spring break, yo!
So Negative Nelly will go away now and I will tell you about the day. It was freaking awesome! Aside from maintenance workers and a few early bird employees, we were the only people in the park. Knott's had set up tours for us to take, in small groups, to really get a behind the scenes look at everything. It was a ridiculous opportunity and I am so grateful to get to take part in it!
First we toured the kitchen! YUM! We saw how the boysenberry pies are made (but I didn't get a good photo of it. :( This was the first stop of the day so I was still figuring stuff out). Then we checked out where they decorate all the cakes, etc. Did you know that you can order custom cakes and come and pick them up for your parties???? I had NO idea! My mother in law said she has done it which makes sense since they are Buena Park residents.
Question for any photographers reading this (Desi, this is probably you) why is there so much noise in the photos above? Does that happen when I play with the levels and brightness? Lame. In this part of the kitchen we were handed boysenberry turnovers straight out of the oven. I immediately began scoping out hiding places so that I could just move in to the kitchen. I know my family would miss me but at that moment my natural reaction was, "have to live here." Bobby Obezo, Executive Chef, was on hand to answer any questions. I took the opportunity to ask him about food allergies and park dining. I had tried to find info on past visits but never felt truly comfortable with the information or delivery of the information (if you are a mom of a food allergic kid, you know that the delivery of information can some time be the exact opposite of what they are telling you and leave you feeling just nervous as when you first started talking to them). He assured me that there are lots of options for food allergies and that they are beginning to work on offering more Gluten Free options throughout the park. Obezo suggested swinging by Guest Relations where they should have a list of ingredients for everything in the park (although on a post visit, it was unavailable). He also suggested calling ahead to someone in the Food and Beverage department (or an individual restaurant if it is on the larger side) to discuss the diners needs. He was confident that the park could work with each individual and come up with something safe for them to eat. That was music to my ears. And HIS delivery was spot on. Caring and knowledgable. I will now entertain the idea of feeding my son at the park.
We took a walk through Ghost Town with Eric Lynxwiler, an independent historian. It was insane. To know what buildings or parts of buildings were still original was so cool. And the stories! It is hard to picture what it must have been like back when the Knott's were living there and building a town (a lot was built to keep people who were waiting in line at the Chicken Dinner restaurant entertained!)
Another ridiculous part was our tour of the decor department!!! Jeff Shaddock, who's title I don't remember but he is like super important, took us through the warehouse where they house Halloween Haunt decor (P.S. this is the closest I have ever been to this stuff because as I have mentioned I am AFRAID of Halloween Haunt and have refused to attend every single year since about Junior High School on). He and his team of 5 are responsible for decorating the park for all of the holidays, special events, etc. This is where I would want to work (well, maybe not on the Halloween part. GA-ROSS!)
There are all kinds of things in this warehouse. Old things, new things, new things made to look old. Several dozen pictures of Mr. Knott.
And my FAVORITE part were these guys! Do you remember where these are from??? Beary Tales!!!!! Remember how it used to smell?! And the music. I was so sad when that ride went away. These guys were a bit naked, with fur missing, etc. but they are beginning to be rehabilitated so that they can be put on display. It was so good to see these guys!
It was such a luxury to be able to take photos in the park without people all around. Roller Coasters were being tested for the day but other than that it was really quiet.
We took a tour of the "Round House" where they work on all the vintage trains in the park and keep them running smoothly. The trains are beautiful and the building houses lots of memorabilia from the railroad system based in the park. We think of Knott's as pure amusement but for many it is a passion. The employees we encountered were excited to share their piece of the park which few get to see.
We were told this is the only spot in the park where you can take a photo of the train without roller coasters in the background.
I tried to play it cool here. But I was totally freaking out. Behind the back side of the Round House are Knott's Boysenberries. Like, original Boysenberries from days of yore! This is the only place in the park they grow boysenberries and it awesome. This was not a decision made by the higher-ups, to keep the boysenberries growing. This was done by employees who love the history of Knott's and wanted to preserve it. I LOVE that!
After the tours ended, Julie and I wandered around the park a bit more. I am a sucker for candy so I bought some old favorites from one of the shops. And since every time my son goes to Knott's he begs for a cork gun, I finally picked one up for him for Easter.
The perfect end to our Knott's adventure. You can't go there without eating funnel cake. Which, by the way, they don't serve until noon. Which is kind of late, don't you think? It really is similar to a donut so I don't see anything wrong in eating one at a more breakfastly hour.
This photo walk was amazing and I will remember it always. Is that sappy? Sorry. I just love Knott's. My sister (who you can see in this Knott's photo with me from when we were little) and nieces are coming in from out of town next week for spring break. I am so excited that my nieces will get to experience Knott's for the first time! And that my sister, who worked there in high school will get to go back for the first time in probably 18 years. Oh wow. Did I just age her? I hope she doesn't read this part. AND I was just talking about some of the history with my dad and he told me HE worked at Knott's for a little while doing security stuff! Which leaves me wondering how I didn't end up working there. I'm still young…


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Negatives…Lacks the raw power needed to consistently defeat blockers…Allows the opponent to get into his chest too much and needs to develop better hand extension to keep the blockers off his body…Seems a step slow recognizing the play…Must do a better job of mirroring the tight ends in the short area, as he fails to redirect, allowing too much cushion while losing containment…Tends to overrun plays and fails to break down action when working in zone coverage…Needs to push himself harder in the weight room…May be too tall to sink his hips and stay low in his pads in order to be effective defending vs. the pass.
A talented linebacker who came into his as a junior…Rangy, quick defender who was one of the team's best leapers, doubling as a key member of the special teams as the jumper on opposing field goals and extra points…Recorded 145 tackles (93 solos) with four sacks for minus 19 yards and 13 stops for losses of 36 yards in 45 games.
All-Western Athletic Conference honorable mention…Played in ten games, starting nine contests (first two at weakside linebacker before moving to the strong side)…Recorded 60 tackles (37 solos) with six stops for losses of 11 yards and three quarterback pressures… Intercepted a pass and deflected six others…Also recovered two fumbles.
Wisconsin…Set up a score when he advanced a fumble recovery 6 yards, deflected a pass and had 7 tackles (5 solos) with a pressure.
San Diego State…Made 8 tackles (4 solos) with a stop behind the line of scrimmage and a pair of pressures.
Oregon…Switched to the strong-side, responding with a season-high 11 tackles (8 solos).
Oregon State…Made a solo tackle, but suffered a separated right shoulder on a fumble recovery.
Rice, Colorado State and Southern Methodist…Did not play (shoulder).
Boise State…Came off the bench to post 8 tackles (7 solos) and deflect a pass.
Hawaii…Returned to the starting lineup with 4 tackles and a pair of stops behind the line of scrimmage.
Nevada…Batted away 4 passes, intercepted another for a 2-yard return and was in on 3 solo tackles.
San Jose State…Followed with 10 tackles and 2 stops for losses.
Louisiana Tech…Tackled tailback Joe Smith for a 2-yard loss and made 6 tackles.
Georgia Tech (Silicon Valley Bowl)…Did not play…Ruled ineligible by the WAC office, which cited a new rule that athletes must earn at least six credits per semester in order to remain eligible.
Played in every game, starting the final seven contests at weak-side outside linebacker.
Recorded 61 tackles (42 solos) with two sacks for minus 7 yards and four stops for losses of 11 yards…Caused a fumble.
Tulsa…Made 5 tackles (4 solos) and a sack.
Colorado…Blocked an extra point attempt and posted 4 hits.
Boise State…Picked off a pass to set up a score.
Hawaii…In his first start, he responded with 7 tackles (6 solos).
Rice…Added 8 tackles (6 solos) and a stop behind the line of scrimmage.
Southern Methodist…Followed with a 7-tackle (6 solos) performance.
Nevada and San Jose State…Registered 6 tackles in each game.
Utah State…Collected 3 tackles and blocked a punt.v
Michigan State (Silicon Valley Bowl)…Had 6 tackles (4 solos).
Played in ten games as a reserve outside linebacker, seeing action mostly on special teams…Recorded 16 tackles (7 solos).
Ohio State…Sacked QB Steve Bellisari for a 3-yard loss and made 3 hits.
UCLA and Tulsa…Added 3 more tackles in each game.
Nevada…Had a season-high 4 tackles (2 solos).
Played in eleven games, collecting 8 tackles (7 solos).
Portland State…Began his career with 3 tackles.
UCLA…Had a stop for a 3-yard loss.
Redshirted as a freshman.
Missed the 2002 Rice, Colorado State and Southern Methodist games after separating his right shoulder vs. Oregon State.
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|(4:2) Current legislation invalid, previous legislation valid. (per Gleeson CJ, Gummow, Kirby and Crennan JJ)
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Roach v Electoral Commissioner [2007] HCA 43 is a High Court of Australia case dealing with the validity of Commonwealth legislation that prevented prisoners from voting. Amendments made in 2006 that prevented all prisoners from voting were challenged, as was the previous legislation preventing all prisoners serving a sentence of 3 years or greater from voting.
Two different versions of the legislation were challenged: the Electoral and Referendum Amendment (Enrolment Integrity and Other Measures) Act 2006 (Cth), which disenfranchised everybody serving a sentence of imprisonment, and the previous legislation, the Electoral and Referendum Amendment (Prisoner Voting and Other Measures) Act 2004 (Cth), which only disenfranchised those serving a sentence of 3 years or longer.
Gleeson CJ held that the right to vote was constitutionally protected. Universal suffrage was long established; anything less was not a choice by the people as required by ss7 and 24 of the Constitution.
Removing right to vote for serious misconduct was acceptable (hence the previous legislation was valid); however imprisonment failed as a method of identifying serious criminal misconduct when looking at short-term sentences. These sentences tended to be imposed for arbitrary reasons, such as location or homelessness, that were unrelated to the seriousness of the offence.
Gummow, Kirby and Crennan JJ decided the validity of the legislation by applying an "appropriate and adapted" test similar to the second limb of the Lange test respecting freedom of political communication. The arbitrary reasons for imposing, or not imposing, short terms of imprisonment mentioned by Gleeson CJ were used to support this conclusion.
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- Roach v Electoral Commissioner [2007] HCA 43 (26 September 2007), AustLII
- Australian Constitutional Law and Theory: Supplement to Chapter 10, §4 (PDF), The Federation Press, archived from the original (PDF) on 27 February 2012
Selected media coverage[edit]
- Pearlman, Jonathan (31 August 2007). "Court gives vote back to some inmates". The Sydney Morning Herald. Fairfax Media. Archived from the original on 24 August 2008.
- Topsfield, Jewel (23 May 2009). "Leading the charge". The Sydney Morning Herald. Fairfax Media. Archived from the original on 15 October 2009.
Kirby, Michael (5 October 2007) 'Prisoners' Vote is the Australian Way', Australian Financial Review.


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Conservative columnist Erik Rush continues to test the boundaries of Poe's Law in his latest column which argues that President Obama is part of a communist government-media-law school conspiracy that is bringing about the End Times:
At present, the snapshot looks like this: There is a dedicated communist residing in the White House in the form of one Barack Hussein Obama (This is probably not even his given name, but we won't go there right now). Many conditions conspired to bring this about, and to keep Obama in power.
Part of it had to do with the cult of personality, particularly concerning his ethnicity. Part of it had to do with patriotic and otherwise engaged Americans having capitulated to the dictates and erroneous interpretations of American law proffered by communist academics and lawyers; this gave rise to the rise of progressive and Marxist thought and policies in America, which should have been addressed with extreme prejudice 70 years ago.
A starry-eyed press, indoctrinated into liberal-socialism by communist journalism school professors, have become no less than a state propaganda bureau. Thus, the press as most of us understand it, no longer exists. We can count on their doing all they can to aid Obama and the mission of the radical left in the foreseeable future. The most harmful realm in which they currently operate is that of nondisclosure, whereby they are withholding vast amounts of information concerning the criminality of this administration from the public, and the degree of power it continues to criminally usurp and coalesce.
Many Americans have wondered why, like the press, GOP leaders are also withholding vast amounts of information concerning the criminality of this administration from the public. Whether they are too well-sated and disconnected to care, or they are deliberately running interference for congressional socialists, it still spells complicity.
I don't often go out on the limb of religious doctrine, but you have to admit that in the aggregate, this all lends credence to Armageddon dogma, whether one subscribes to the Millennialist view, of if one merely accepts the Book of Revelation (there being a difference). If one recognizes neither, there's still the dystopian science fiction atrociously-oppressive government scenario. Interpreting it as politics as usual would be, in my view, a form of desperate denial.
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Disappointing sub standard hotel
Smelly and old and in great need of a refurb. This is he worst hotel I have ever stayed in and I cannot believe that Hilton has it's name on it. Instead stay at the double tree up the road which is supurb. The food is not fab but the building and rooms are new and the service brilliant. To eat go to Bernard Surf south of the hotel and enjoy friendly people and great food.
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I recently stayed at the Cocoa Beach Hilton and I was concerned because of some of the reviews that I came across (after I booked) on this site. I was relieved to find a clean room - NO mold or dirty laundry - believe me - I looked under each bed. It is an older hotel, but the beach is breathtaking. We had breakfast - AYCE buffet for $7.99 in the hotel restaurant directly across from the ocean. It was awesome. I didn't want to leave my table. The only thing I was disappointed in (and also lacked at the hotel in Orlando) was a hot tub. The staff was great and helpful for sightseeing. It was better than I thought it was going to be!
Not up to the hilton standard. We had a "club level" room, there was a continental breakfast available in the club, but the hostess watched your every move and was so desparate for a tip it was pathetic. that was about all the amenities for having a club room. on weekdays, i think they had cordials or something, but we were there on a weekend.
the room was ok, nothing too bad or too great about it, felt more like a Holiday Inn. view was of a brick wall.
the pool is extremely small! we were shocked because the photo on the internet made it look much larger. there is no "family" restaurant on the premises. they only have a fancy schmancy restaurant with a brunch that's pricey. nowhere to get a burger or something for the kids.
the elevators were reminiscent of the tower of terror. made really horrible screaching noises and we were afraid everytime we got in them.
i personally woudl not stay there again.
Not what we expected
We stayed here for bike week in 2003. The hotel was ok. Ususally all of the other Hiltons I have ever stayed at were alot nicer but it was decent. We had a regular room on a high floor. The room was clean. The restaurant was very good. They have a buffet on the weekend that is all you can eat and it overlooks the ocean. There is a pool and a tiki bar facing the ocean. There was a wedding the when we stayed but not any trouble.
Not up to Hilton standards
I only stayed here one night and I thought that it was just an okay hotel. I was expecting more because of the Hilton name. The appearance of the hotel is kind of cold and drab. It looks like it should be in a city rather than on the beach. The rooms do not have balconies and the windows don't open. Our room also had alot of ants near the window. It is a good hotel for business but not for vacation. The only thing that was good was the location- right on the beach.
Staff was great
I had a great time at this hotel. The staff was very friendly and went the extra mile to please us. The pool was a little small but it was heated and sufficed. It's right on the beach so thats always a plus. I would recomend staying here.
Outstanding atmosphere, food, pool
Our family has enjoyed returning to the Cocoa Beach Hilton every year. We rate the Hilton 'excellent' in service, cleanliness, and dining. The pool deck and bar are wonderful and lead to the ocean. Bob the bartender made the best drinks in Fl. The food was prepared to satisfaction and consistently!
Bad Experience all the way around
I usually stay at a Sheraton or Westin and try to pick luxury accomodations. We booked a last minute trip and I trusted the Hilton name. This hotel was not only dirty and full of mold, it was so old that it was plan rundown. It rained during our stay and the windows poured rain into the room and soaked the carpet about 4 feet of carpet wall to wall was so soaked, you couldnt get near the window. We were moved to another room and still the same problem. I can only imagine what is under that carpet after being rained on time after time. My asthma couldnt take the mold at this place! The chair in the top of the line suite was dirty and stained, the bathroom had peeling paint and had mold on the door jam. There was no hot water unless you rain the facet a minimum of 30 minutes, it plain smelled in there. And all this joy for $159 night.
Save yourself and your lungs the aggrevation and skip this one. It wasnt worth more than $30 a night. I would rate this one negative 1 star.
No Frills, Family Fun
My family and I stayed here for Easter Break of 2002 and had a great time. It was clean and the staff members were friendly. The price was great, so we knew that the hotel was going to have "no frills." The pool was small but the hotel was right on the beach. Restaurants were nearby and my kids loved Ron Jon's Surfshop, which was right down the main strip.
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Hilton Hotels have always been nice till we got to this one. The room was no frills, had dirty laundry under the bed. The room had a view of the beach but you couldn't open any of the windows. The restaurant food was cold and stale, breakfast was very limited to stale donuts and old eggs. There was sundry shop about the size of small closet that had enough room to turn around in to make a fast exit.
For the money you would have been better off staying at a Holiday Inn or Howard Johnson's. A bad deal all the way around, wouldn't recommend this to anyone.
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Dunford distinguished his school as centering on values supported by parents but not protected in the public school system. School District administrators have charged that the curriculum suggested by the school was no different than could be found at a parochial school with evangelical Christian leanings.
Both the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin and Madison-based Freedom From Religion Foundation also raised concerns about a possible religious purpose for the publicly funded school, which would violate the U.S. Constitution.
District administrators and board members also raised concerns about the drain that a new school could pose to existing funds.
Dunford denied that the school would teach religion in violation of the law and said that the school would educate students for less money than the district spends per pupil.
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