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How many surveillance cameras monitor the Times Square area?
At least 82 city-owned security cameras, plus countless private ones. All nightclubs, for example, are required by law to post security cameras at their doors and exits.
How many in Manhattan as a whole?
Estimates run into the tens of thousands. After attempting a 2005 tally, the New York Civil Liberties Unions (NYCLU) concluded there were "too many to count." The NYCLU spotted 4,176 cameras in the area below 14th Street. More cameras are on the way: The city spent $90 million beefing up its monitoring network by 4,000 cameras in Lower Manhattan after 9/11, and has just announced a $24 million expansion of the network to cover midtown, including Times Square.
How does this compare to other cities?
Both Chicago and Washington, D.C. are reputed to have more cameras than New York, while London installed over 500,000 cameras in response to I.R.A. bombing campaigns in the 1990s.
Do the cameras actually help prevent attacks?
That's a topic of much debate. "There really isn't a downside to it," says a security expert, quoted in The New York Times, of the security network planned for midtown (which will eventually use license plate readers to track suspicious activity — drivers who circle a particular area, for example). The next car-bomb attempt, he predicts, "may not get this far because of the technology." Some critics, however, dismiss the technology's value in preventing attacks. "Video camera surveillance is not a magic bullet," says a report by the NYCLU. "Cameras cannot prevent bad things from happening." Though London's omnipresent security cameras did not foil the 2005 terrorist attacks on the city's subway system, they did help subsequently identify the bombers.
Why do we need them then?
To discourage lawlessness, generally. As the Chicago Tribune puts it, equipping police to review street activity helps reduce crime in the monitored areas and "catch bad guys after the fact." Studies have found that crime rates drop up to 15 percent in areas with security cameras, according to the Washington Post.
Aren't there privacy issues?
Inevitably. NYCLU filed a lawsuit against the NYPD in 2008 for failing to disclose how its surveillance network will impinge on the lives of ordinary "innocent" citizens. The city's police force famously taped a couple having sex on a New York rooftop during the 2004 Republican National Convention.
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"As an actress, I have always sought out roles that portrayed women as strong and powerful, such as Elle Woods, who was in the 'Legally Blonde' movies," she said to laughter from the audience in an ornate State Department reception room.
Woods, she said, "happened to be the biggest fashionista who ever came to Washington until Michelle Obama. Thanks a lot."
Clinton then introduced Mrs. Obama as "stylish," and the first lady returned the compliment to the entire crowd, saying: "You all look fabulous."
Witherspoon was at the ceremony as a global ambassador for the Avon Foundation, which supports breast cancer research, anti-domestic violence programs and women's empowerment projects. On Wednesday the group announced a $500,000 contribution to the State Department's Fund for Global Women's Leadership.
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I am travelling to Quebec city on March break for a Grad trip. I will be staying in a hotel right near the Dag. Now I have never been there myself but people tell me there are some really good accesory shops there. Can anyone from Quebec city confirm this for me? Also I'm just curious as to the quality of bud up there, and how readily available it is. I live in Southern Ontario and our bud here is awesome and pretty cheap. I think I'll be bringing up about 2 Oz for the trip. Anyway any input as to the MJ situation happenin in Quebec City would be much appreciated.
Ah sweet sweet quebec... We do have really fukn!!! good weed... Schwagg doesn't exist here... don't count to buy any... You'll only get dank, and that's for sure... On the streets there are some teens who deal for bikers *hell's angels*, I know a couple, and you can get some freaking great strains, like purple haze, quebec gold anyways... As for headshops, We do have a lot of em, You'll be able to find anything you want, from lighting, to pipes, to herb grinders, to anything weed related As for laws, If u get caught 1st time they will take it away(1-2g), that's it, if ure a minor theyll talk to ure parents... if u get caught another time u might be charged with possession, or they might just take it away A cop told me once that all the weed he took away, he smoked it... so yeah, quebec has no big deal with weed. Anyways, Have a nice trip, and tell us what you got...
Hey thanks for all that info. I'll think I'll bring up my own just in case. But I will definitely hold out for a nice piece until I get there.
2 places really close one from each other (in fact neighbors competition) are on "Côte de la montagne" street. Ask for it, it is really close to Château Frontenac.
thanks for the info delta. I am in dire need of a pipe, I broke my old one and am making do with my friends pipe and joints.


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- Bedrooms:3 beds
- Bathrooms:2 baths
- Single Family:1,299 sq ft
- Lot:0.28 acres
- Year Built:1970
- Last Sold:Jun 2013 for $260,000
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Beautifully refinished home on picturesque tree-lined Downers Grove street. Brand new eat in kitchen features rich maple cabinets, granite counters, ss appliances. Master and second bath both brand new from floor up. New carpet, interior doors, windows, water heater, garage door, and paint through out. Huge unfinished basement is a big bonus in this neighborhood. Nothing left to do but move right in!
- CoolingCentral
- ParkingGarage - Attached
- Basement TypeFinished
- FireplaceYes
- Floor CoveringCarpet, Hardwood, Tile
- AtticYes
- Appliances IncludedDishwasher, Garbage disposal, Microwave, Range / Oven, Refrigerator
- Room TypesFamily room
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- Days on Zillow172
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- Price/sqft$200
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The U.S. government considered Nelson Mandela a terrorist leader of a terrorist organization (the ANC). He was on the anti-terror watch list until 2008, 15 years after he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
5 Dec
I lightheartedly dove into The New Yorker online on Sunday morning, but my mood quickly turned. There was an article, fronted by a macabre photograph, pertaining to the danger of crowds. The piece was topical in that it focused on Black Friday crowds wreaking havoc and bloodshed; gouging, trampling and beating one another over the limited bait: retail "Super-Bargains". It's all become very traditional, the news this year being that people were standing on line one week in advance of the sale date. But a couple years ago a 6'5" 300+ lb. retail agent was trampled to death when a mob blasted through the doors of a Walmart. Much finger pointing and legal wrangling ensued, and presumably some lessons were learned about human behavior. Back to the photo. It was not from Walmart or Black Friday, but from a soccer match in Hillsborough, UK in April of 1989, and more topical than one might suspect.
During the soccer match, a mob of late(r) comers outside the stadium were viewed as becoming dangerously crowded, so a large exit gate was opened allowing them to surge into one section of an already packed stadium. The crowd stepped and inched forward to accommodate the influx, but those at the front had little room to spare. They were watching the beginning of the match through a high, heavy gauge wire fence, purposely designed to be unbreachable.
I am sympathetic to such a situation, having experienced about 20 seconds of panic years ago (before 1989) at a much smaller venue. I arrived early, hoping for a good seat, and within an hour found myself between the locked plate glass entry doors and a crowd of maybe 1000 people. As showtime neared the crowd began to press forward, no doubt unaware that their small shufflings were being summed at the front of the crowd. I was off my feet briefly and being carried toward the glass, and had begun to employ my elbows against innocent strangers in the struggle. I believe we at the front were able, in this instance, to push back against the tide and re-establish some space. Such was not the case for many at Hillsborough.
Photographers on the field turned from the match to the horror behind them, and did what photographers do. I'm sure many of them would have traded camera and career for a pair of bolt cutters. 96 people were crushed to death against the fence and against each other that day, and I say the horrifying photos are topical because I've just read that some of them have been released by the press toward a new inquiry into the nearly 24 year old catastrophe.
I'm embedding a video here of a broadcast of the first minutes of that game. It is, out of context, a very benign video. No one is pictured dying behind the left hand goal as the game plays on. This is how easily and quickly it happened to 96 people, aged 10 to 67, on a beautiful April day. It happens at events around the world too frequently, to this day. Do not let it happen to you.
3 Dec
..I'd heard that Francis was ailing, and he looked thin sliding into a booth with his buddy Bob. But he'd been thin to begin with. Wiry. Two years ago he'd cut, split, and hauled six or eight full cords of firewood off the back lot. Stacked it at his son's house, then his son sold the house, and Francis could not come to terms with the buyer over the worth of the wood. He loaded it all up again and took it home.
..They switched booths once:
.."Cold as a barn over there"
.. Bob was gazing out one of the the big diner windows and through the maze of wires and signage. Far to the west, over the river, he spotted a flock of geese. His vague vowel sound and gesture turned Francis toward the birds:
.."Bunch of 'em….Hell of a bunch of 'em….Headed south….That's a hell of a bunch of 'em"
..Both men seemed lost in the sight, Bob murmuring his agreements. Then a stake rack truck rolled past hunched low:
.."Jesus, look at that. That's a hell of a load o' wood."
..The distinctive clenched delivery, though the pipe was in his pocket. An acquaintance entered and questioned Francis:
.."It was a bigger operation than I thought. Hiatal hernia. My stomach looks like I got hit with buckshot."
..Laparoscopic surgery, I thought:
.."Two and a half weeks ago. Tired all the time, but I guess it's comin' along. Should have had it done sooner, it probably wouldn't a been so bad."
..Standing over their booth on my way out was more a salute than an inquiry, but there was a quick tale of the mourning doves under Francis' feeder:
.."Why the hell they knock the seeds down and feed in the driveway? I don't know."
..In the lot I noticed his truck, and realized he'd driven his younger friend to the diner.
..Belly surgery at ninety, I wondered. Emergency style.
30 Nov
Advent decorating at the church yesterday, so I had to meet the Litugical Environment Committee and do some ladder climbing. Banners to be hung, high window sills to be dusted, and on the lower level wreaths to be affixed. Charlie and I were the only males present, and Charlie wisely and helpfully chose to stick with me, away from the clucking circle. He moved altar furniture, footed my ladder, and lent his cheerful wit and manner….all much appreciated (I rewarded him with a package of Grabber handwarmers). We encountered Fr. Smith in the icy parking lot on our way out, and for the 2nd or 3rd time this week Fr. said "Think Indian summer". While Wikipedia notes that certain notions of Indian summer may extend through January, my notion of it does not. I'm not sure we've had a couple warmish days since frost killed the hardiest dandelions 2 weeks ago, so technically we may still be eligible, but this morning dawned at 5F (-15C) with windchill at -22C. 8 inches of snow on the ground.
24 Nov
9F (-13C) with howling wind this morning. Up at 4am to clear Church lots and walks of snow. Thankfully only 2 inches (predictions were for up to a foot). Tried new air activated toe and finger warmers, Ingredients: Iron, activated carbon, and salt. They work well for several hours….wish I'd tried them years ago.
20 Nov
The EXPRESS LANE
..10 Items or less please sign was papered over with Thanksgiving Special data, there was one woman in line and her items were already bagged. I swept in behind her for a pay/dash (while fellow shoppers further lengthened the other check-outs) and realized she was trying to describe to the Express Lane cashier the type of cigarettes she wanted. The Express Lane is the only lane featuring tobacco products, which are otc only. If a shopper's first choice in smokes is not available or easily located among several hundred types, much discussion and finger pointing and option sorting needs to ensue. Typically enqueued with two tiny packages, swelling with deja vu, I glimpsed the beginnings of the ritual.
…What would happen next, once agreement was reached on brand, length, diameter, flavor and filtration options was certain: Lottery tickets. Available only otc in the Express Lane, with nearly 100 games to choose from. Ms. CorkinBottle actually retreated to a place in line behind me to make her many and varied selections, chanting her number prayer:
…"1 of 56, 2 of 23, 1 of 8″, etc.
…With the cashier attempting to satisfy her:
…"One, Two? 43? 23? Two? No?" etc.
…I had nothing to do but ponder what the "M" in Big M Supermarket stood for.
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"The council has been very conscientious about trying to do the right thing," Arnott said. "I still think there's a good chance they'll come to some common ground."
Councilman Carlton Christensen, who, like Martin, was on the losing end of last month's vote, said he'd be surprised if the council can come up with a compromise to override the veto.
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"I wasn't on the prevailing side, so I don't think it's my place to go out and get a compromise," he said. If that's something the majority of the council wants to do, however, "I certainly would be productive in trying to find a solution."
Becker threatened to used his veto power once before but ultimately decided against it.
In June 2009, Becker considered a veto of the 2010 city library budget, which included a property tax increase to fund two new west-side branches. The mayor had concerns that the administration didn't have time to conduct an analysis on the projects' impact on the overall city budget.
The City Council had approved the library budget by a 5-2 vote, making it likely that it would have overridden the veto anyway.
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Resistance mechanism to bensulfuron-methyl in biotypes of Scirpus mucronatus L. collected in Chilean rice fields.
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ABSTRACT: Bensulfuron-methyl (BSM) is a new kind of sulfonylurea herbicide widely used to control broad-leaf weeds in rice paddies. The aim of this work was to study BSM biodegradation in paddy soils with BSM-degrading bacteria Bacillus megaterium L1 and Brevibacterium sp. BH and its effect on the structures of soil bacterial community. More than 90 % of BSM could be degraded in paddy soils with 0.0355 mg kg⁻¹ BSM concentration. Addition of BSM-degrading bacterial strains Bacillus megaterium L1 into BSM contaminated paddy soil could have the half-life time of BSM compared to treatment without Bacillus megaterium L1 inoculation. Denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis and principle component analysis indicated that the diversity of the soil microbial community structure changed along with the addition of BSM, which recovered at the end of the experiment (5 weeks). Addition of BSM-degrading bacteria Bacillus megaterium L1 enriched the diversity of soil microbial community structure in paddy soils. This study provides information on the biodegradation of BSM and BSM's influences on the soil bacteria microbial community structures.Ecotoxicology 03/2012; 21(5):1281-90. · 2.77 Impact Factor
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Park Toys – Djubi, Ogosport and Sky Trix!
I don't often to giveaways but when Mastermind Toys gave me the opportunity to review and giveaway some park toys I jumped at the chance. Mastermind Toys is new to Calgary, their first location is in the Westhills Shopping Centre and they have plans to expand further. I love the philosophy of Mastermind Toys – their focus is on quality toys with high play value. Their focus is on fun and learning through play – there is nothing pretentious about this toy store even though you'll find few licensed toys than your typical toy store.
Mastermind Toys gave me three toys to review which are perfect for taking to the park. In the giveaway below, one person will win their choice of either one of each of the three park toys I reviewed (approximate value $80) or a $50 gift card (can be used online or in store).
One of the things that I loved about these toys is their universal appeal. My kids were on the young side for these toys (at 1.5 years and 4 years) but we had a ton of fun playing with them as a family. Older kids and even adults will love playing with these toys too.
The Djubi is basically a cross between a slingshot and a game of catch. You launch the balls on the side of the racket and your partner tries to catch it in their net. You can also use them side by side (it comes with two balls which is handy) and just see how far you can launch the ball. They also make a Jr version which is a bit smaller and easier for younger kids to use. Gordie had to balance the racket on the ground to shoot it but it worked just fine. We were playing with the Djubi at a wading pool in the photos below. They are also great water toys because Djubi balls float and then you can scoop them out of the water with the net.
Gordie's Review: Good! 150 pounds good.
Ogosport – Ogodisk-Mezo
The Ogodisk-Mez0 is surprisingly versatile. It is composed of two disks with a trampoline like membrane across the middle and it's own koosh ball (which we promptly lost – I'm sure it's somewhere in the house). You can use it with a koosh ball, other light balls or even water balloons. You can play by yourself and see how many times you can bounce it up and down, play catch or use it to play modified games of tennis, badminton or baseball. You can also throw it like a frisbee and the disks float so it make a good water toy too. Gordie is just starting to be able to pass back and forth – both he and Nicky spend a lot of time running after the ball laughing.
Gordie's Review: I liked all you can do with it.
Sky Trix
The SkyTrix Stunt Glider is a Mastermind Toys exclusive. It is basically a plane on a tether, but you can use it to play catch, soar like a kite on the wind, glide like a plane or even do tricks. This was too hard for my kids to use by themselves, but they loved watching it go and running it back to me. The first time I tried it out I was near a popular playground. After I pulled it out, within minutes the playground was empty and I was very popular. I had a crowd of kids around me all eager to retrieve the plane.
Gordie's Review: I loved it!
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Former high school dean allegedly harassed and sexually abused students
A former dean and community associate at midtown Manhattan's Business of Sports School had sexual relationships with at least four students there, sexually harassed four others, and asked one teen to buy him marijuana, according to a two-month investigation by the Special Commissioner of Investigation.
Malik Taylor, 31, of Queens, who went to work at the school in May 2012, earning $32,000 a year, resigned in May before he could be fired, according to officials.
The report has been forwarded to the district attorneys for Manhattan and Brooklyn District who are reviewing it in contemplation of charges.
Sexual activities with girls between the ages of 16 and 19 allegedly took place in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Bronx hotels, vehicles, and five times in BSS classrooms.
"His actions are completely reprehensible and he is no longer eligible to work for the NYC Department of Education," said a spokesman for the agency.
The investigation was triggered by a complaint made by an assistant principal at the school after a teacher/advisor reported that a student had told her that she was in a sexual relationship with Taylor and that she believed he was involved with other students as well.
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I'm working on a web.py app for uploading files and im having real problems with my deployment. Basically I want to give the user a 'percentage uploaded' but this seems to be messing up severely when deployed on mod_wsgi. The main upload works like this:
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'Session' is a global dictionary that contains objects that keep track of sessions. To get the current progress I get the current progress for a given session via a GET request from the client every second.
The problem at the moment is that this only works for small uploads. It seems that anything over around 100kb will just not increment the progress variable. The value is definitely incremented if placed outside of the loop (or before read() is ever called) or if the file is fairly small.
Is it possible that wsgi is opening new threads for bigger files and therefore making my global counter only local to the upload thread? Could it be something else.


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Nelson Mandela: A life in pictures
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Iowa is known for its sweeping cornfields and pigs, fed by those vast amounts of corn. The landlocked state in the heartland isn't exactly recognized as cutting edge or socially progressive, though its presidential caucuses do tend to predict the outcome of presidential races, as they did most recently with the selection of Barack Obama.
But with its Supreme Court decision in Varnum v. Brien, making it the third state to legalize same-sex marriage, Iowa is shedding its image as cornfed conservative. After the decision was announced April 3, about 1,000 people rallied in Western Gateway Park in Des Moines to celebrate, and Iowans showed their personality by toting signs, like "Corn Fed and Ready to Wed," and even nodding to the coast: "This One's for You, California."
California, which at one time seemed destined to be the first state to legalize same-sex marriage, meanwhile awaits a decision from its Supreme Court on the validity of Proposition 8. The controversial ballot initiative, passed by a narrow margin in November, outlawed same-sex marriage, which had just been legalized via a California Supreme Court decision the previous May.
In fact, in the space of five days this month, the number of states where gays and lesbians can legally wed doubled, when Vermont and Iowa joined trendsetters Massachusetts and Connecticut. Vermont's approval of same-sex marriage on April 7 was not surprising. After all, Vermont pioneered civil unions in the U.S. in 2000.
Vermonters have had nine years to observe that allowing gays and lesbians to enter into legally binding partnerships did not herald the end of the world. Fire and brimstone didn't rain down on the land, plagues didn't smite their iconic maple trees and most important of all, children in these nontraditional families were just as well-adjusted as their peers with straight parents.
The paths to legalizing same-sex marriage are quite different in Iowa, Vermont and California. Iowa, like Massachusetts in 2004 and Connecticut in 2008, relied on Supreme Court decisions to change the law. Vermont's law, on the other hand, was voted in by the state Senate and House of Representatives, promptly vetoed by Gov. Jim Douglas, and then overridden by the Vermont Legislature. At first glance, the Iowa Supreme Court's vote may appear surprising, especially to the-world-revolves-around-me Californians, but Iowa has an impressive history of pioneering civil rights legislation.
Iowa abolished slavery in 1839, 26 years before the passage of the 13th amendment in 1865. Iowa disallowed separate but equal racial segregation in schools in 1868, 85 years before the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Brown v. Board of education outlawed it nationally. And in 1873, Iowa again protected racial minorities, extending anti-discrimination to public accommodations, 91 years before the U.S. Supreme Court. Iowa was also the first state to allow women to practice law. "I think Iowa's tradition played a big role in the victory," said Camilla Taylor, lead counsel for Lambda Legal, which represented the couples seeking to marry in Iowa.
It's a good thing that laws aren't always left to the people. In Iowa, if the amendment had been put to a popular vote, as it was in California, it probably would not have passed. According to a University of Iowa Hawkeye telephone poll just before the Iowa Supreme Court vote, 26.2 percent of respondents said they supported gay marriage, and 27.9 percent opposed marriage but supported civil unions, while 36.7 percent opposed both. However, the younger voters were more accepting. Talk about a generational divide — among voters under 30, 60 percent supported gay marriage, and 75 percent supported formal recognition of gay relationships.
California's position on marriage equality has lobbed back and forth. It has been defined through popular vote (2000′s Proposition 22, which defined marriage as a contract between a man and a woman), a maverick decision (San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom's short-lived permission in 2004 for gays and lesbians to marry) and a Supreme Court decision annulling those marriages. And that was just the beginning; in 2008, a Supreme Court decision reversed Proposition 22 and allowed same-sex marriages again. Then came another popular vote — Proposition 8, which reversed the Supreme Court ruling and left about 18,000 couples who wed between May and November of last year to wonder if their marriages are valid.
Despite California's reputation as freethinking and liberal — it was the first state to recognize domestic partnerships in 1999 — it has its own conservative heartland, the Central Valley, and Republican enclaves like Orange County that tarnish that reputation. Public opinion is divided — some polls show the majority opposing same-sex marriage, while others show the opposite. But polls in Iowa, California and Vermont show that among the younger voters, the majority favor marriage equality. All three states have this in common: They have a history of being on the forefront of civil liberties legislation.
California was the first state to dismantle anti-miscegenation laws in 1948 with Perez v. Sharp, 19 years before the U.S. Supreme Court outlawed it in Loving v. Virginia — a very unpopular ruling at the time. The first Gallup poll on the subject, ten years after California's landmark decision, revealed an astonishing 94 percent of Americans still opposed interracial marriage. Even ten years later, after the federal decision, 72 percent opposed it, according to Marriage Equality USA. Vermont never enacted anti-miscegenation laws, and was the first to abolish slavery.
The decision in Loving v. Virginia relied on the concept of equal protection found in the U.S. Constitution and that of all 50 states. It calls marriage one of the "basic civil rights of man," and states that "to deny this fundamental freedom on so unsupportable a basis as the racial classifications embodied in these statutes, classifications so directly subversive of the principle of equality at the heart of the Fourteenth Amendment, is surely to deprive all the State's citizens of liberty without due process of law."
Supporters of same-sex marriage believe it is a civil rights issue, and hope that the courts will enforce existing laws. "It's not that we need a new constitution," said Evan Wolfson, executive director of Freedom to Marry. "We just need a renewed commitment. Properly enforced, the existing equal protection would require equality." So what worked in Iowa and Vermont? Activists and legislators made the issue personal, taking a cue from Harvey Milk, who advocated that people tell their stories.
One Iowa, an organization formed in 2006, just after Lambda Legal filed Varnum v. Brien, began holding forums across the state, in big cities and small towns, bringing together same-sex couples, legal scholars and people of faith to talk about the importance of marriage equality. Justin Uebelhor, communications director for One Iowa, said the group recognized the need to build support for marriage equality.
"We needed those folks to contact their elected officials," he said, which they did, both before and after the vote. Lambda attorneys used a new strategy when they filed the case in Iowa: They included children of the couples as plaintiffs. They also called psychologists. "We took a lot of care in making as complete a record as possible of the social science of gay and lesbian parenting," Taylor said. In light of the New York court's 2006 decision against same-sex marriage that relied in part on "intuition" that children would be better off with a mother and a father (how many families lack one of those?), Lambda included statements from child development and other experts to make the case that children of gay and lesbian parents are just as well-adjusted as children of heterosexual parents.
This strategy to make things personal appears to be helping. The National Organization for Marriage launched a $1.5 million advertising campaign that included broadcasting the fear-mongering "The Gathering Storm," which claims that same-sex marriage will infringe the rights of straight people. The video, denounced by gay rights activists, is intended to encourage Iowans to pass a law to dismantle the ruling.
When the embarrassing audition tapes showed up on YouTube, revealing that the people talking about their fear of the darkness were actors, NOM requested the video's removal. To undo the Supreme Court's ruling, Iowans would have to amend their constitution. So far, Iowans have not persuaded legislators to introduce a bill to negate same-sex marriage in the state. In order to change the state constitution, the Legislature must vote on the issue in two separate years. It appears unlikely that the current Legislature, which is about to end its 2008-2009 session, will vote on it, meaning that it could be changed by 2012 at the earliest.
Vermont activists, including an organization called Vermont Freedom to Marry, took a similar approach. "We had frank discussions with people: I am gay and I am your neighbor and I am your farmer and I want the same rights that you have," said Jason Lorber, an openly gay state representative from Burlington. "In California, I don't think those discussions took place." California has a population of 38 million. Vermont, at 600,000, is smaller than San Francisco.
Now, attention is turning back to California, where the state Supreme Court is expected to make a ruling by early June on whether Proposition 8 is valid. The California constitution can be changed in two ways: through amendments and revisions. The amendment process is designed for ordinary changes, and can be done through the Legislature or through a signature collection that leads to a vote of the people. "California has an unusually low threshold for changing the constitution," Wolfson said.
The California Supreme Court is currently deciding whether Proposition 8 was simply an amendment or a revision that should have gone through a more rigorous process. "It's hard to imagine anyone considering the idea of equal protection a mere amendment," Wolfson says. "Writing out the rights of a minority is a revision." And if it was a revision, it's invalid, Lambda's Taylor said. "We firmly believe it is a revision — it redraws equal protection to permit the exclusion of some people from the guarantee of equality based on a simple majority vote." Yet in a hearing March 6, it appeared that some Supreme Court justices were hesitant to go against the will of the people. Their decision is expected by early June.
Adding to the momentum, this Thursday, New York's Gov. David Paterson plans to introduce legislation to legalize same-sex marriages in the state. "We've got New Hampshire coming up for vote, New York and New Jersey. We've got momentum on our side, and we've got time on our side," Lorber said. "When you talk to youth, they just don't even get what the controversy is all about."
Iowa's choices in recent presidential caucuses have made it a bellwether of sorts in presidential races — hence the saying, "As Iowa goes, so goes the nation." The Iowa decision is important precisely because it's in the heartland, Taylor said. "It highlights for the nation that marriage equality across the country is inevitable. It's simply a matter of time and we still have some years to struggle, but we've turned the corner as a nation."
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Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie in this undated file picture.
Mandela is accompanied by his former wife Winnie, moments after his release from prison February 11, 1990 after serving 27 years in jail. (Reuters)
In this February, 1990 photo, shortly after his release from 27 years in prison, Nelson Mandela, gives the black power salute to the 120,000 supporters packing Soccer City stadium in Soweto, near Johannesburg. (AP Photo)
Nelson Mandela showed his passport in February 19, 1990, shortly after his release from prison. The South African government authorized an application for himself and his wife Winnie - (Juda Ngwenya / Reuters)
In this July 27, 1991 photo, Cuban President Fidel Castro, and Nelson Mandela gesture during the celebration of the "Day of the Revolution" in Matanzas, Cuba. (AP Photo)
In this July 4, 1993 photo, President Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela listen during Fourth of July ceremonies in Philadelphia during which Clinton presented the Philadelphia Liberty Medal to the African National Congress president and South African President F.W. de Klerk. (AP Photo/Greg Gibson)
President of the African National Congress Nelson Mandela acknowledges cheers from the crowd as he prepares to unveil the ANC's official election platform in 1994. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)
African National Congress (ANC) leader Nelson Mandela greeted residents of Mmabatho in March 1994, during a visit after the nominal homeland came under South African control following the ousting of the former President Lucas Mangope. (Reuters/Howard Burditt)
South African President Nelson Mandela smiles with actor Sidney Poitier at a press conference in Cape Town in 1996. Poitier played Mandela in the film "One Man, One Vote" (AP Photo / Sasa Kralj)
South African President Nelson Mandela waves to crowds as he sits next to Queen Elizabeth II in a an open carriage on the way to Buckingham Palace.(AP/Louisa Buller)
Chairman of the Constitutional Assembly Cyril Ramaphosa, left, holds up a copy of the country's constitution which was signed by President Nelson Mandela, in December 1996. (AP Photo / Adil Bradlow / POOL)
Nelson Mandela at a news conference in Johannesburg in February 2000. (AP Photo / Denis Farrell)
South African rugby captain Francois Pienaar, right, received the Rugby World Cup trophy from President Nelson Mandela also wearing a South African rugby shirt, after South Africa defeated New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup , in 1995. (AP Photo / Ross Setford)
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - Alabama coach Nick Saban isn't pleased with a new NCAA rule on spring recruiting.
The rule passed in January bars head coaches from visiting high schools during the spring. That's a time Saban has used for meeting prep coaches and administrators as he evaluates potential recruits.
The restrictions were passed just months after Saban was questioned over contacts with recruits in Miami during the spring.
He called the rules "ridiculous" and says they don't leave head coaches enough time to do their work.
By his own count, Saban visited around 100 high schools last spring. Under the old rule, a coach could speak with a player briefly if he happened to encounter him at the high school.
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Tesla, which makes an electric Roadster and is hoping to make an electric Sedan, just sold 10% of itself to Daimler.
Potentially setting a new record for distance travelled by a production electric car on a single charge, a Tesla Roadster finished the entire, 241-mile-long Rallye Monte Carlo d'Energies Alternatives without even draining its battery.
Tesla, the electronic auto maker
Tesla Motors, maker of the much hyped
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