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The deflector control room, also known simply as the deflector room or deflector control, was the area of a starship from which repairs and modifications could be made to the ship's deflector relays and similar systems, most notably the main navigational deflector.
In 2293, Captain James T. Kirk entered the deflector room of the USS Enterprise-B in order to modify the main deflector dish to emit a resonance burst that would allow the vessel to escape from a crippling energy ribbon. Kirk was able to complete the modifications, allowing the Enterprise to escape, before an energy tendril from the ribbon struck the ship, destroying the deflector room and apparently killing Kirk. (Star Trek Generations)
During the Borg's attempt to assimilate the USS Enterprise-E in 2373/2063, the Borg suddenly halted their advance when they took deck 11, the location of the vessel's deflector control room. The Borg hoped to use the deflector dish to construct an interplexing beacon to contact the Borg Collective of the 21st century, but were stopped by Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Lieutenant Commander Worf, and Lieutenant Hawk. (Star Trek: First Contact)
In 2374 of an alternate timeline, a heavily damaged USS Voyager lost its navigational deflector shields along with many other critical systems during the Year of Hell. Encountering a micro-meteoroid shower, the ship was vulnerable to hull erosion and began to suffer damage. Captain Kathryn Janeway restored the deflector manually, although she was badly burned due to a massive fire in the deflector room. (VOY: "Year of Hell, Part II")
Later in 2374, a member of Species 8472 attempted to access Voyager's deflector control room to open a rift to Fluidic space. (VOY: "Prey")

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The desert tortoise is found inhabiting the vast sandy plains and rocky foothills that are in and surround both the Mojave and Sonoran deserts. When temperatures get too high for the desert tortoise it simply digs itself a burrow into the sand where it can remain cool until the heat dies down.
The desert tortoise has a number of biological adaptations that enable the desert tortoise to survive more successfully in such arid conditions. The front legs of the desert tortoise are heavy and flattened in shape. This complete with a set of claw-like scale means that the desert tortoise is an effective digger
As with other tortoise species, the desert tortoise is a herbivorous animal surviving only on organic plant matter. Grasses make up the majority of the desert tortoise's diet along with herbs, wild flowers and the rare fruits and berries that can be found.
Due to its small size, the desert tortoise has a surprising number of natural predators even despite its hard outer shell. Coyotes, feral cats, reptiles and birds of prey are the main predators of the desert tortoise along with the gila monster.
The average desert tortoise breeds twice a year, in the spring and again in the autumn. The female desert tortoise lays around 6 or 7 eggs although clutch sizes can be bigger or smaller. The ping-pong ball sized eggs of the desert tortoise usually hatch within a couple of months.


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"The pressure was so strong. They just wanted me to resign," said Eva Laird Smith.
She leaves her job as head of the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts at the end of the month following an embarrassing breach of copyright. A legendary image used to brand coffee mugs and T- shirts to promoting fashion month in Hawaii was of a beloved Hawaiian hula dancer.
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Laird Smith said staff was aware of the problem weeks before the exhibit, but failed to tell her.
But she says staff did however, contact the artist's son.
"There are documents to prove there was correspondence with the heir of the photograph and they made him sign some documents, but I, as director was not made aware of it, so there was withholding of critical information," said Laird Smith.
All of the items were said to be destroyed, but they aren't yet.
Laid Smith says there are state rules about how that is to happen.
"We have been coordinating with the comptroller's office and the AG's office it is under lock and key," said Laird Smith.
The foundation has also been under fire for insensitivity when it comes to Native Hawaiian art and artists,
We discovered a second floor exhibit mistakenly identifies former OHA trustee Kamaki Kanahele as a woman.
It also incorrectly describes what he is wearing as a Mother Hubbard muu muu.
Laird Smith says the checks and balance system in the office, obviously failed.
"You can rest assured it we will correct that, if there is an error-- this is a male-- this is a female. We will correct it right away in a respectful manner," she said.
What could prove tougher to correct might be painting over the controversy and the discord which right now are revealing the gritty side of the art world.


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Agriculture Assessments Aligned to:
Language Arts • Mathematics • Science • Social Science
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Language Arts
Stage H
- 3C.H Importance of Agriculture Program
- 4A.H Recording Instructions
- 4B.H USDA Proposes Ban on Use of Genetically Modified Organism Seed
- 5A.H Locating, Organizing and Using Information
- 5B.H Gathering and Analyzing Information
- 5C.H The BSAA PSAA Research Report
Stage I
- 1A.I Agricultural Terms Card File
- 1B.I Gaining Knowledge from an Agricultural Text
- 1C.I Agricultural Magazines in the Classroom
- 3C.I Writing Letters about Agricultural Problems
- 5A.I The BSAA PSAA Research Report
- 5B.I The BSAA PSAA Research Report
Stage J
- 1A.J Researching New Agriculture Words
- 3A.J Proofreading a Theme Written by a Farm Supply Store Shift Manager
- 3B.J The Farm Supply Store Shift Manager
- 3C.J Letter to the Editor
- 4A.J How Can I Improve My Public Speaking Skills?
- 4B.J Let Me Tell You About Agriculture
- 5C.J Multimedia and the Public Speaker
Stage H
- 6D.H Calculating Garden Center Pricing
- 7A7B.H Measuring the Ag Plot
- 8A8B.H What Will the Combine Be Worth?
- 8D.H Agriculture Variables with a Linear Relationship
- 10A.H Agricultural Equipment Sales Leader
- 10B.H Storage and Drying Decisions
- 10C.H Will Male vs. Female Offspring Be 50-50?
Stage I
- 6C8A8C.J What Will You Pay for the Combine?
- 7A7C9B9D.I Corner Storage Shelf
- 10B.I Selecting Seed Corn
Stage JReturn to Top
Stage H
- 12A11A1313B.H Marketing B.T Hybrids
- 12E11A13A.H Compost and Plant Growth
- 13B.12E.11A13A.H Agricultural Landfill Investigations
Stage I
- 12A11A13A.I Diffusion Through a Semi-Permeable Membrane
- 13A11A12C13B.I Pest and Pesticide Management
- 13A12C11A.I Agricultural Safety Knowledge Base Changes
- 13B12A-F13A.I Agricultural Industry Careers
Stage J
- 12A11A.J Beef Cattle Family Genetics
- 12B13B11A.J Groundwater Case Study
- 13A12A-F13B.J How the Agricultural Scientists Really Work
Social Science
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Courtesy photo Kevin Gardels on the air during one of his radio programs.
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Kevin Gardels called on his spiritual strength to deal with his fierce battle against cancer, family members said.
After being diagnosed with a rare cancer known as primary myelofibrosis in September 2002, the Portales musician's battle lasted nearly a decade.
He died Saturday in Portales from complications caused by his cancer. He was 54.
"My father was one of the strongest fighters I've ever seen and had defied the odds many times, through myelofibrosis, his lung disease, four heart attacks and the various ailments associated with or because of them," Jeremy Gardels said. "He helped us deal with his illness almost more than we helped with this. He had a very strong understanding of where his road was leading him, and decided early on to embrace it, and leave no stone unturned on that path."
Jeremy Gardels said his father lived and breathed music, performing around the state, whether it be blues, Christian rock or soft piano ballads at funerals. He said when his father played the piano at Heartland retirement center in Portales residents would clap and sway with delight, feeling a sense of enlightenment.
"My father's music spread warmth wherever he played it, and he loved to spread that warmth. He enjoyed discussing music, philosophizing, and discussing religion with a deep passion and illumination that would leave one relatively speechless," Jeremy Gardels said.
Kevin Gardels was also a local radio station DJ, Christian radio talk show host and an instructor at Eastern New Mexico University.
Lari Bollinger, a friend and bandmate of Kevin Gardels for more than 12 years, described him as a strong person who always had a positive outlook.
Bollinger said he turned his music to the lord when he abandoned shows at bars and nightclubs to play at churches and Christian charity events.
"When he was coming up, he was coming up in the church. His life started and ended with faith. He had a very strong faith," Bollinger said.
Bollinger played alongside Kevin in several bands that performed at charity events around Clovis and Portales. A benefit concert to help Kevin's family pay his hospital bills was scheduled this Friday.
"I just talked to him over the phone and the last thing we did was pray together. He was looking forward to the benefit," Bollinger said.
Jeremy said he and his father had planned to shoot music videos for a couple of his songs and create a package for his album compilation.
He said his father was ecstatic about the recent video shoot of his song, "God's Hands," with Tommy Allsup and Paul Goad of the Fireballs and was eager to upload it to Facebook. Jeremy Gardels plans to continue his father's plans.
"I want my father to be remembered by his unyielding faith and unprecedented kindness to others given despite his own struggles," Jeremy Gardels said. "His music is his largest undying legacy, and everything that he was, is and will be is in every note of every song he ever recorded. Listen to his songs, and you'll see him, feel him, hear him and know him."


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MSW Aboriginal Field of Study
New logo tells the story of the AFS program
Jun 26/13
When the copyright to the logo for the Aboriginal Field of Study (AFS) program recently came to an end, the team decided to use the opportunity to create a new symbol that better defines the vision and philosophy of the AFS program. "We saw this as the perfect time to reflect on what our program is really about and come up with a logo that means something to all of us," said Kathy Absolon-King, AFS coordinator and professor.
The AFS team sat together to come up with the symbols and values that best represented their unique program. "It was a really collaborative process. Everybody brought in different components that they felt were important to the work we do. We also tried to include universal elements that are common among Aboriginal nations, not just one or two nations," said Kathy, who went on to explain the meaning of each symbol represented in the new logo:
The circle represents holism and the sacred circle philosophy on which our program is based.
The four feathers at the bottom of the logo represent the four sacred directions, which start in the east because the sun rises in the east then moves south, west and north. The four feathers also represent the four components (intellectual, spiritual, emotional, physical) in our holistic evaluation. The white dots in the feathers represent the spirit in the directions.
The mountains show that we have students in our program from coast to coast (B.C. mountains to Newfoundland mountains). Students travel great distances to arrive at our program.
We included the gold and purple in the circle and the water to represent Lauriers colours.
The bear is a common Aboriginal symbol of traditional medicine and holistic healing, which are the foundations of our practice.
The person facing the bear represents those who are searching and seeking, such as our elders, students and ancestors. The persons hair looks like a tree, which represents land and creation, which are at the centre of our beliefs.
The canoe is symbolic of the journey of teaching and learning that were all on. The journey can be rough at times. It can be challenging and the waters arent always calm but sometimes they are. Its a journey of working to stay in balance so your canoe doesnt tip. The people in the canoe are both male and female, adult and child, representing our communities that were doing this work for.
Kathy used these elements to develop some early drafts of the logo and then passed it on to Walpole Island First Nations artist Chris Riley, who designed the new logo. "Were all really happy with what Chris created for us," said Kathy. "The logo tells the story of the AFS program who we are, our philosophy and our heritage. It's something we'll be proud of for many years."
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Earlier in the day, the annual parade saw a record of 42 entries and 900 pre-sale game tickets sold at Woodsboro High School. Throw in a 5-0 record, a Woodsboro Eagle football team looking to continue its momentum heading into district play, and you have all the makings of a night that will always be remembered.
Before a near sell-out crowd at Eagle stadium, Woodsboro continued its magical season Friday night. With the win, the Eagles extend their unbeaten mark to 6-0 as they head into district play.
Senior lineman Dustin Wilson who suffered a season-ending injury after the first game continues to be a presence for his team on the sidelines, at practice and in the classroom.
"I have played the past three years for this team and I love my teammates," said a very happy Wilson. "There is no place I need to be right now except here supporting my team. It hurts not to be out on the field playing with my team but, I will not cry over spilled milk. This injury was beyond my control and now I will do whatever I still can to help my team. I am so proud of the way my team is playing but, I am even prouder of what we are doing in the classroom."
The Eagles set the tone by scoring early and often. Trent Moses recovered a fumble on the opening kickoff giving his team great field position at the Benavides 20-yard-line. Three plays later, Debray "Beast" Bonner smashed his way in from four yards out to start the scoring onslaught for Woodsboro. The extra point kick was no good and the Eagles led 6-0 with only 1:15 gone off the clock.
The Eagles forced Benavides to punt and on the next play quarterback Tyler Quesada hit receiver Logan Moses on the run for an 88-yard touchdown pass. Coach Wade Miller immediately went to his bag of tricks on the extra point try that gave the Eagle alumni even more to cheer about.
The Eagles faked a kick and holder Logan Moses threw a two hand backward pass into the arms of Jacob Nesloney for two points to extend their lead to 14-0 with eight minutes still left in the first quarter.
The woes continued for Benavides as they fumbled on their next series and Jared Martinez alertly recovered for his Eagles. Three plays later, Bonner found the end zone again from seven yards out. The kick was blocked and the Eagles led 20-0 after one quarter of play.
Benavides would drive to the Eagle seven before the defense stopped the drive. The Eagles drove 82 yards in three plays, capped by a 30-yard touchdown scamper by Quesada. The kick was no good and the Eagles led 26-0 with just 30 seconds gone in the second quarter.
The fireworks continued as Freddie Arriaga recovered another fumble for the Eagles at their 43. On the next play, Bonner busted loose for an exciting 57-yard run to the end zone. T.J. Garcia kicked the extra point to make it 33-0.
On the Eagles next series, Lionel Brown broke free for a 70-yard touchdown run. Garcia kicked another extra point to make it 40-0.
Benavides managed to punch one in to make it 40-6 with three seconds left as they kicked off. Andy "Speedy" Villareal scooped up the kick and out raced everyone down the left sideline for a 72-yard touchdown. The kick was no good and the half ended with the Eagles up 46-6.
"Our coaches have brought a lot of enthusiasm and Coach Miller is on top of us when it comes to grades," said Nesloney. "We work on defensive drills a lot and our coaches have said that if we do not get better with each week, we will not reach our goals. We start district now and it does not get any easier. We will need to continue giving it our all and take it one game at a time."
Wyatt Foss recovered an onsides kick to start the second half and three plays later Villareal scored the Eagles final touchdown on a 22-yard run. Garcia kicked the extra point to make it 53-6. Bonner, Brown, Quesada, Villareal, Jonathan Flores and Mario Garcia combined for 429 rushing yards on the night.
"I hoped to be 6-0 going into district and our kids have worked hard for this," said a very pleased Coach Miller. "Runge is a big physical team and they run the ball well. This will be a good battle between two good teams that are both successful right now. Our kids know that we have to keep improving on what we are doing if we want to remain successful. They are so happy now and they know that letting up can take this feeling away. We really appreciate all of the support our community has given us and we need them more than ever now with district starting up."
The Eagles will travel to Runge this Friday night to take on the Yellowjackets. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.


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It's kind of hard to have a top 10 defense with 4 of 5 starters who weren't here last year in Felton, Fields (rookie), Amare & Mozgov before the trade. After the trade? We have 5 starters (starting) who weren't with MDA or the Knicks last year. Fact.
It's kind of hard to have a top 10 defense when you lack a center. Sorry, but Mozgov was only averaging 3 & 4 per game & Jeffries & Turiaf will not get it done in terms of building a top 10 D.
The Knicks always had top 10 D's during the 90's but could never win a championship. We never had the offensive talent to get past Jordan & the Bulls.
Give MDA a true defensive center who can also run the floor such as Dalembert, De'Andre Jordan or Marc Gasol during the offseason & the Knicks will become a top 10 defense next year. Other than Amare... We have no shot blockers.
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A protective father who reportedly stabbed the wrong man was one of 18 people indicted by a Washington County grand jury this week.
Ronald W. Fisher, 39, of 715 Greene St., Marietta, was indicted on a second-degree felony count of felonious assault.
On Jan. 8, Fisher pounded on the door at 833 Second St., Marietta until the resident, William Williams, finally opened the door, said Washington County Assistant Prosecutor Jared Erb.
"The victim answered the door and Fisher immediately stabbed him," he said.
Fisher had apparently been trying to find his daughter's boyfriend, who had supposedly been unfaithful, said Erb.
However, Williams was not that boyfriend. In fact, he was a stranger, said Erb.
According to the statement of facts in the case, Fisher apologized and introduced himself when he realized Williams was the wrong person.
He then fled and disposed of the weapon, but later helped officers find the knife, said Erb.
Williams was treated at Marietta Memorial Hospital for a four-inch stab wound in his upper left leg.
"The victim testified that if the wound had been any deeper, it would have hit a major artery," said Erb.
Municipal court records show Fisher has been arrested multiple times on charges including trafficking and possession of drugs, domestic violence, driving under suspension and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Fisher is being held at the Washington County Jail on a $35,000 bond. If convicted, he could face up to eight years in prison, said Erb.
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Dean Mugrage, 48, of 220 Third St., Marietta, was charged with one fifth-degree felony count of possession of drugs. On Oct. 5, Major Crimes Task Force agents found Mugrage in possession of a crack pipe that tested positive for cocaine, prosecutors said.
Baxter L. Grimes, 36, of 817 Grandview Ave., New Matamoras, was charged with one fifth-degree felony count of breaking and entering, on fifth-degree felony count of possession of criminal tools and one fifth-degree felony count of theft. Grimes allegedly used a pry bar to break into a private storage shed in New Matamoras and steal more than $1,000 worth of copper wiring on Dec. 12.
Kevin Bartlett, 48, of 4185 Jackson Run Road, New Matamoras, was charged with having weapons under a disability, a third-degree felony. The Washington County Sheriff's Office was called to Bartlett's residence on Jan. 1 in reference to Bartlett being drunk and firing a shotgun outside. Bartlett was uncooperative with officers, said Washington County Assistant Prosecutor Kevin Rings. Bartlett could not own guns because of a prior felony domestic violence conviction.
Heather N. Ellason, 21, of 109 Martindale Drive, Simpsonville, S.C., and Christopher A. Burton, 25, of 111 Gordon St. Extension, Greenville, S.C., were both charged with one third-degree felony count of possession of drugs, one third-degree felony count of trafficking in drugs and one fifth-degree felony count of possession of drugs. Ellason and Burton were stopped on I-77 for speeding on Dec. 24. In the vehicle were enough Oxycodone pills to exceed the bulk amount and baggies and scales that indicated trafficking, said Erb. The Ohio State Highway Patrol also found a small bag of meth that had been hidden inside a larger bag of Reese's candy.
Pamela D. Todd, 52, of 427 Bryant Ave., Cambridge, was charged with one fifth-degree felony count of theft. On Oct. 28, Todd was caught trying to push a Samsung television out the front doors of Walmart.
Dustin W. Slagle, 20, of 610 Second St. Apt. 2, Marietta, was charged with one fifth-degree felony count of theft and one first-degree misdemeanor count of misuse of credit cards. Slagle allegedly stole a Chase Bank Visa card from his grandmother, who was in town for a funeral. Slagle used the card to buy a couple hundred dollars worth of gift cards at a local gas station before his grandmother found her credit card in Slagle's wallet.
Brandon J. Blevins, 23, of 36 Haught St., Parkersburg, was charged with one fourth-degree felony count of failure to appear. Blevins did not show up on Dec. 13 for his trial on a forgery charge.
Steven J. Francis, 19, of 235 Johnson Road, Marietta, was charged with tampering with evidence, a third-degree felony. Francis was one of six people implicated in a string of September and October Marietta burglaries. Francis is accused of disposing of some of the stolen property.
Rebeka A. Amaral, 28, of 100 Sacra Via, Marietta, was charged with two fifth-degree felony counts of assault of a corrections officer. While being booked into the Washington County Jail on Nov. 30, Amaral kicked one officer and slapped another before being subdued by a taser.
Jerrianne K. Myers, 19, of 110 Browns Alley, Marietta, was charged with one third-degree felony count of domestic violence. Myers allegedly assaulted a family or household member on Dec. 13. She already had two prior convictions, in February and June 2012, for assaulting the same person.
Glenn R. Johnson Jr., 26 and homeless, was charged with one third-degree felony count of failure to comply with an order from a police officer, one fourth-degree felony count of grand theft of a motor vehicle, one first-degree misdemeanor count of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, and one second-degree misdemeanor count of resisting arrest. On Dec. 22, Johnson allegedly stole a vehicle belonging to Todd Wright. He refused to pull over when police tried to stop the truck and eventually wrecked the vehicle and resisted arrest.
Chavazzee "Levi" Kidder, 19, of 148 Oak Drive, Little Hocking, was charged with two second-degree felony counts of felonious assault. On Sept. 1, Kidder got into a fight with Tommee Garvin in Harmar and is accused of stabbing Garvin four times. The origin of the argument is not known, said Washington County Assistant Prosecutor Alison Cauthorn.
Michael R. Sobieski, 31, of 784 Greene St., Marietta, was charged with one fourth-degree felony count of domestic violence. On Dec. 5, Sobieski's wife reported that he kicked her in the head at least once, busted her lip, bloodied her nose and threw a chair at her. Sobieski has a prior domestic violence conviction.
William R. Murphy, 66, of 1022 Pike St., Marietta, was charged with one fourth-degree felony count of theft. Murphy allegedly stole the credit card of a disabled person on June 1 while the victim had been staying the night in his residence. The victim's disability benefits were deposited onto the card. Murphy was caught on video using the card to withdraw a couple thousand dollars from area ATMs.
Michael A. Bowers, 37, of 1405 Elm St., Parkersburg, was charged with one second-degree felony count of illegal manufacture of drugs and one third-degree felony count of illegal assembly of chemicals. Last August, the Washington County Sheriff's Office responded to a call from a woman who said Bowers had brought meth-making ingredients into her home and refused to leave.
Daniel Banales, 33, of 1131 Market St., Parkersburg, was charged with one fifth-degree felony count of theft. On Dec. 13, Banales loaded up a cart at Walmart with beer, soda and two 50-inch televisions and attempted to wheel it into the parking lot. Banales told officers he was just going to his car to get money for the items, but later told officers he had walked to Walmart that day. Security footage showed a white truck dropping him off, but the driver was never found.


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"I am your judge, executioner, jury, executioner, jailer, and if necessary, your executioner." -Judge Dredd
While President Barack Obama (D) and the "conservative" majority of the Supreme Court of the United States -- Justices Antonin Scalia, John Roberts, Clarence Thomas, Anthony Kennedy, and Samuel Alito -- have at times disagreed, they hummed a happy tune of harmony on Tuesday, silencing the voices of the President's "liberal" court colleagues. The conservative majority held ranks, voting 5-4 to
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[PDF] a challenge to warrantless wiretaps.
I. Due Process? Not Always, Argues Supreme Court
Both President Obama and his Republican predecessor, President George W. Bush, argue that warrantless wiretaps are a critical tool to fighting the ever-present, nebulous threat of terrorism. They argue that in the
modern era due process is a defunct relic
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U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Security Agency
(NSA) both use warrantless wiretaps and
other warrantless information requests
to spy on Americans. The agencies have not published clear rules regarding when and how warrantless wiretaps are approved.
Normally the government needs a warrant to snoop on citizens, but now federal agents -- sometimes a single agent -- can arbitrarily file to monitors citizens' communications.
II. Yet Another Lawsuit Fails to Halt Warrantless Police State
There have been numerous lawsuits against warrantless wiretaps by civil liberties groups, which argue that the Constitution should not be tossed aside in the name of fighting "terrorism". However, these lawsuits have virtually all failed. The government has additionally granted immunity from lawsuits to telecoms who cooperate with its shadowy, Orwellian tactics.
In the latest lawsuit, brought by
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, Judge Alito dealt critics a harsh blow, writing in the majority opinion "[The plaintiffs] cannot demonstrate that the future injury they purportedly fear is certainly impending."
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Justice Stephen Breyer blasted Judge Alito and President Obama's rhetoric, commenting, "[The harm] is not speculative. Indeed it is as likely to take place as are most future events that commonsense inference and ordinary knowledge of human nature tell us will happen."
U.S. Department of Justice
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argues that citizens have nothing to worry about in losing their privacy if they have nothing to hide. He counters Amnesty International and
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(ACLU) criticism that the wiretaps could adversely affect journalists and lawyers by making them fearful of prosecution.
He argues, "[If a journalist or lawyer] took precautions, it would be because of a belief that (he or she) had to comply with an ethics rule, and the ethics rule would be the cause of (him or her) taking those precautions."
III. Bush, Obama, Romney, are All United on Warrantless Monitoring
Formally under the latest
FISA Amendments Act Reauthorization Act of 2012
(H.R. 5949) the government must suspect a U.S. citizen is talking with a foreigner in order to wiretap the conversation without warrant. Of course, such a claim could be made about virtually any conversation, as there's really no way of proving an agent didn't
be talking with a foreign citizen.
Marking the increasingly similar appearance of America's two ruling parties, both President Obama and his former presidential elections rival Mitt Romney supported warrantless wiretaps. Most Republicans (and Democrats) in Congress have also voted in favor of nullifying Constitutional protections and allowing the practice. Increasingly both parties are finding they have much more in common than they have to disagree about.
President Obama and his predecessor President Bush agree on many things, including that the federal government should be granted unregulated spying on its citizens.
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Mr. Romney expressed a viewpoint narrowly in line with President Obama's plugging warrantless wiretaps in a recent interview (see below), stating, "If it means we have to go into a mosque to wiretap or a church, then that's exactly where we are gonna go, because we are going to do whatever it takes to protect the American people. And I hear from time to time people say, 'Hey, wait a sec, we have civil liberties to worry about', but don't forget... the most important civil liberty I expect from my government is my right to be kept alive."
In other words whoever won the White House, the outcome on warrantless wiretaps -- like many other issues -- was predetermined. The President would support the push to keep law enforcement activities unaccountable and unregulated. Both parties argue that citizens should just be happy the government is allowing them to live, as Mr. Romney puts it, by fighting "terrorism".
IV. Original FISA Aimed to Stop What Current Bill Does
The FISA mess, like many in the government is an interesting historical lesson in how the government can take what seems like a good idea and twist it to accomplish the exact thing that it was originally intended to prevent --
non-transparent and unaccountable wiretapping
The FISA was designed to eliminate Fourth Amendment violations, and was put in place in the wake of accusations that President Richard Nixon had used wiretaps to spy on political rivals. The act only allowed for warrantless wiretaps if one of the parties was "reasonably believed" to be outside the U.S.
The original FISA aimed to stop wanton warrantless wiretapping used by people like President Nixon to (allegedly) spy on his political enemies. [Image Source: DC Comics]
While well intentioned, perhaps the FISA left open the door to abuse by putting domestic surveillance mechanisms in place. While the bill criminalized abuse, with a penalty of up to five years in jail, it has been difficult to prove abuse allegations against ranking federal officials.
But for its flaws FISA did offer some protections for a while. But those protections were replaced with the precise thing the original measure was designed to block via the
PATRIOT Act of 2001
, which dramatically expanded warrantless wiretaps, and the
"Protect America Act"
of 2007 (
Pub.L. 110-55
And now the best challenge to that ubiquitous surveillance has been struck down before the Supreme Court.
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Rep. John Nygren said Wednesday details of how additional money would be made available to schools remains under discussion. But he says there will be an increase in the revenue limit, which will allow schools to increase spending.
Walker has said he wants to give schools more money, but he hasn't promised it would go toward the revenue limit as schools have been lobbying for.
Nygren says additional money could go toward raising the revenue limit, more state aid and other credits.
Nygren says Republicans are also committed to additional tax cuts.


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By Rochelle Rollins, PhD, MPH
Whether abandoned by parents, removed by law enforcement temporarily, or left as wards of the state, nearly 400,000 children depend on the Administration for Children and Families' Children Bureau, which funds a critical network of states, Tribes and communities that provide food and shelter for these children.
Over the past 12 years my husband and I have cared for 11 foster children (five boys and six girls, ages 6 to 18). Since we are African American, our tendency has been to foster African American children but we have also been foster parents to Asian, African, Jamaican and Latino children. We encourage our married and single friends to seriously consider being foster parents because the rewards are so numerous for the child and the family. We know that our two biological sons have benefited from the experience and understand the importance of community service.
Getting Training and Saying Yes to Placements
We took the training to become foster parents when our oldest son was 7 years old. After the home inspection and other requirements were completed we started to receive calls from social workers looking to place children. The children who have arrived to our home with their social workers were usually tired, scared and confused. Regardless of their age, their most pressing need was to feel safe. Our first two foster children were brothers age 6 and 8 who cried themselves to sleep the first night. I slept nearby and was ready to comfort them but I was still a stranger who they did not know or trust. Fortunately, we have a flurry icebreaker, our little dog named Snoball, who all of the children quickly bond with and love. They enjoy walking and playing with the dog and he loves the extra attention.
Preparing the Home
In addition to preparing the guest bedroom, with each child we prepare ourselves. Growing up, my sons knew that on any day of the week there could be a new child in our home and they would need to share their toys, electronics and sometimes bathroom. I think sharing is an important life lesson. If we have children during the summer then they join us on family vacations. For example, this summer our 13-year-old foster child went with us to our family reunion in the Outer Banks, North Carolina. She spent a week with my extended family. I introduced her to everyone as my daughter and we went on from there.
Other adjustments that have been made include weekly or monthly visits that our foster children have with their social workers, therapists, and/or court advocates. The providers make the visits as convenient as possible which I appreciate.
Saying Goodbye
The most frequent question that I am asked is how do I say goodbye once it is time for a child to leave? My response is that dealing with the separation is part of the process. I think that all foster parents have strong faith that the time and experiences they give a child will be remembered and will make a difference. My job is to give my foster children positive memories and treat them as I do my biological children. I do not shield them from family disagreements because seeing and learning how to disagree without being disagreeable will help build their emotional intelligence, and in turn, prepare them for adulthood.
Saying goodbye is never easy. I never cry in front of them instead I keep the conversation as light as possible. Our routine is that I take a family photo in the driveway before the children leave. That night we begin to adjust to a smaller family unit until there is another call.
Do I ever wonder about what happened to the children who have lived with us? Of course I do. I think of it like this – in a subway there are bumpy tiles at the end of the platform. These are designed to warn people to step back. Most children are taught by an adult to stand away from the edge until the train arrives. As a foster parent I have had the privilege of helping to steer 11 children off of the bumpy tiles. I have held their hands for a period of time and then guided them onto their train. You have probably heard foster parents say that they feel like the lucky ones. This is absolutely true.
How to Become a Foster Care Parent
The Children's Bureau, together with its services, Child Welfare Information Gateway and AdoptUSKids, provides resources about the foster care system. See the following for more information and resources about becoming a foster parent and foster parenting:


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Hohaia is awful wherever he plays, complete waste of a shirt. Lomax is only half effective at scrum half and should be playing full back permanently. I rate Gaskell and he needs a run at stand off. The big gaping hole is scrum half.
Hohaia is a very good fullback. He's just naff in the halves.
We will not work with Lomax and Gaskell in the halves but we need to, until either they develop or we find another halfback from somewhere. No good looking for quick fixes as with young players there aren't any.
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Fourth Annual Conference on Best Practices for
Nonpublic Special Education Programs November 15 & 16, 2010
Conference Program
Virtual Exhibit
In place of a program showcase this year, all registered, approved nonpublic programs have had the opportunity to submit detailed information about their programs. This will become a "virtual exhibit hall" and will be available for display and use at the conference and on our website for access by public schools, parents, etc. The virtual exhibit will be on display during the evening event on Monday, November 15th.
return to Nonpublic Special Education Programs Home Page
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Must be received no later than 90 days after the top-tier holding companies fiscal year end
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August 23, 2012 —
Last night I, along with 59 others, attended our town's board meeting. It pains me to say it was a clear expression of what democracy does not look like.
First, after the building inspector announced that the building could house no more than 60 people, and that we were at that exact capacity, he soon after jumped up from his seat to stop the 61st person from entering the building; this, after our supervisor was politely advised by a number of citizens earlier this week that we were anticipating an over-capacity crowd and could we possibly make accommodations in the fire house next door, which is our right. (See section 103 (d) of the Open Meetings Law, "Public bodies shall make or cause to be made all reasonable efforts to ensure that meetings are held in an appropriate facility which can adequately accommodate members of the public who wish to attend such meetings.")
Second, although I totally agree with our supervisor that meetings should at all times be conducted with dignity and respect for our fellow citizens, that does not mean that people should be restricted from speaking. When a woman sitting in front of me raised her hand to make a comment, she was quickly denied that right. We were all advised that anyone who wanted to speak had to first sign in as a speaker, but then, when it came time for public comments, those who had signed in were only given three minutes each, and anyone that needed clarification on any of the topics discussed had no ability to have questions answered—and, believe me, there were a lot of unanswered questions.
There is not enough room here to address all the unanswered questions that came out of last night's meeting, but I believe the most important questions deal with how a so-called commission on gas drilling is going to work:
1. How will it be decided who will sit on the commission?
2. Will the public have access to the commission meetings?
3. What exactly will the commission be tasked with?
4. Will gas drilling questions no longer be addressed at town board meetings once a commission is formed?
5. If the resolution is not rescinded before the commission's formation and first few meetings, will the state be able to prioritize drilling applications in the Town of Delaware because we have already, undemocratically, adopted a pro-fracking resolution?
These are only a few of the many unanswered questions that this citizen alone had; just imagine how many other questions remained unanswered from the 59 others—and the one gentleman who was forced to stand outside the door.
We all agree that the topic of gas drilling has become a divisive subject in a town that, no matter how long each of us has lived here, we all love and are a part of, but no Town of Delaware Board ever in the past, currently or in the future has ever been faced with a bigger, more important, life-changing decision. All citizens have a right not only to be heard, but to get clarification.
[Millie Cassese is a resident of Callicoon in the Town of Delaware, NY.]


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This is the Board of Directors
That is the "A Team" in 2013.
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Tackling Sibling Rivalries
31 May 2012 by Nanny Lili
Filed under Aggression & Defiance, Miscellaneous
Child behavioural problems, as we know, require a great deal of patience. Yet resolving sibling rivalries often requires extra sensitivity on the part of the parent or caregiver in order to accommodate two children's personalities and fairly balance the interests of both little competitors. If not handled immediately and correctly, sibling rivalries can sometimes spiral out of control.
The cause of the rivalry can differ, of course, from family to family. There are many things that can trigger it. Jealousy and competitiveness are a big factor. Your children are just trying to find their own individuality; each and every one of them has their own special qualities. Never assume that one child doesn't need as much attention as the other because they are quiet or never complain.
A child's maturity can also factor into problems between siblings. For example, if your only child has always been your "baby", then a new baby comes along and you expect your 6 year old to behave all of a sudden like a big boy, this can be confusing. This can also be the case if you have a second child and a third one comes along. In these situations, try to prepare your child during the pregnancy very gently by giving him more responsibility and independence.
Try not to compare your children to each other. For example, maybe you have one child who performs better in school than the other; find something that the other one is good at and encourage him along. If you have one child that excels in most things, then try not to give her the same activities as the one to whom things don't come quite so easy.
Maybe one of your kids has certain traits that remind you of a relative your child can tell you're not fond of; please try to refrain from saying so out loud, especially if another child draws frequent comparisons to a favoured relative. This could not only cause conflict between the children but also have long-lasting effects on your own relationship with them.
Try to avoid having your children compete against each other; encourage them to work as a team. Although I am not against children being competitive, if you're having a rivalry problem, put it aside for a while and only have them work together. Plan family outings or activities where the kids can have fun together.
When trying to resolve or avoid conflicts:
- Try not to take sides.
- If something has got out of hand, just put them both in a quiet time for 5 minutes to defuse the situation.
- If they are fighting about a toy, take the toy away.
- If one child is laughing or mocking another child because they are in time out, they also get put in time out.
- There should be zero tolerance for physical violence; it doesn't matter what they fight about or whose fault it is – if one child strikes another, that is time out immediately.
- Try and teach them to negotiate and compromise with each other.
- You can make a rota (roster) if you find that they fight over little things like who gets the first bedtime story.
- Don't argue with your spouse in front of the children; not only is this very unsettling but can also send the wrong message to your little ones.
If you have older children that are just not seeing eye to eye, hold a family meeting once a week. This way everybody gets their say and everybody has to listen. "She borrows my shoes but doesn't put them back," or "He plays his music too loud when I am trying to study." Pass no judgement; just talk it through. That gives you the chance to take part without taking sides. Also discuss positive things too, like interests, events of the past week, or school.
Mum and dad join in too; talk about current affairs or whatever you want. Just try to make a place where there is no shouting or conflict. If one person is talking, let them finish; nobody is allowed to interrupt.
You might want to keep a little journal or mental notes to see if there is a pattern in aggressive behaviour between siblings. Is it just after school? Just before meal times? Just before naptime? Has there been some change in their family life? If you notice that the fighting has gone beyond bickering and has turned more into physical bullying, then I would seek some outside advice. Maybe call the school and find out if there is anything going on at school and what their behaviour is like. Ask the school also how the children act in certain situations. This might help you figure out if the problem is a sibling thing or an aggression issue. The school might give you some advice or help you find somebody who could.
If any readers out there have any reassuring stories to share about overcoming sibling rivalries, please feel free to leave a comment!