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St Mary Redcliffe Church is one of the most beautiful churches in England. Not just my opinion, Elizabeth I famously dubbed it "the fairest, goodliest and most famous parish church in all of England". It is a church with attitude, spire towering above all around it; it surely should have been a cathedral.
It isn't just another Bristol church for me, it is the parish church for one branch of my family. My grandparents, Ethel and Philip, married there on 30 August 1922. Exactly 30 years later their daughter, my aunt Betty, followed them down the aisle. Neither couple could compete with Prince William and Kate Middleton in the fame and glamour stakes, but the latest royal wedding won't outdo the Browns and Joneses for a grand backdrop.
I was lucky enough to see St Mary Redcliffe on a good many days of my childhood. My grandmother lived in nearby Somerset Street and we would often walk either past or through the church grounds on our little outings to Queen's Square or Redcliffe Hill (where you could get orange juice in little glass bottles, drunk with a straw - nothing has ever tasted better). The church yard had the best thing ever - a section of tram track embedded in the earth, ripped up and flung there during the Blitz. I don't know if it is still there, but it held a morbid fascination for little me.
When I was older my bus to school took me past the church on the way to the Centre - I always thought it was sad that the church, so beautful, was surrounded by ugliness - the busy A4 (?) on one side, the redeveloped Redcliffe Hill on the other. It put me in mind of a beautiful lady stranded on a rock in the middle of a mire, trying to keep her skirts out of the muck.
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class cube:
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cube.owmany += 1
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return this.w * this.h * this.d
def getarea(this):
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sofar = collection[0]
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sofar = sofar.larger(tryme)
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Three protesters disrupted Mass at the cathedral of Cologne, Germany on August 19, in a show of solidarity with members of a Russian punk band who had been sentenced to 2 years in prison for a similar demonstration.
Last week a Russian court convicted the members of Pussy Riot, a feminist band, for staging a protest concert in that city's Orthodox cathedral. The German protesters—one woman and two men—called for the release of the Russian women.
Ushers escorted the protesters out of the cathedral. They may face criminal charges for disrupting a religious service.
Bishop Heiner Koch, an auxiliary of the Cologne archdiocese who was presiding at the Sunday Mass, asked the congregation to pray for the people of Russia.
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Word on the street is they are getting into "online" bingo. Online gambling, jack pot. I just hope their dependency on facebook does not ruin them. They report tomorrow and its upward bound from there.


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CA's Network Management Holy Grail
Computer Associates, in an effort to create the perfect management platform, has added three modules to its Unicenter management suite. And with a new wireless module, the company says it feels justified at last in claiming supremacy in its breadth of coverage. But in terms of letting IT professionals most efficiently manage a wide array of assets, does a one-man band really sound better than a full orchestra? Can a single product provide the depth of capabilities necessary to manage these assets?
This feels like déj vu. The last time we were promised a do-all management system for a heterogeneous network was in 1995. At that time, it was in the form of "frameworks" that would provide all the puzzle pieces. We soon learned that this approach left holes that needed to be augmented by specialized point products.
Management of wireless links, WANs, LANs and mainframes all from the same role-based portal is a worthy goal. If delivered as promised, it would reduce network-management costs, improve reliability and make management a whole lot easier. In reality, expect CA's new approach to provide only a little more incremental relief. What's still needed is a single asset-management data store that maintains configuration from wireless to mainframe, desktop to router.
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The story lines we have going into game four are a disgrace: tribalism among stupid fans, hack writers and commentators incapable of calling a spade a spade, petty tit-for-tat nonsense on the ice, dishonorable characters on the opposing team, head-shots, diving, taunting, biting, not to mention the league's near constant acts of incompetence in dealing with these things. This is a scott walker sucker punch away from being one of the worst stanley cups ever.
Where is the nobility and sportsmanship in hockey? Who are these disgusting individuals we are rooting for? Why do fans tolerate their teams adding the likes of Lapierre, Cooke, Avery to their teams? Why are fans incapable of joining together to rid the game of these dispicable types of behavior. The fact that so few fans can extend their feelings of empathy and compassion for injured players that happen to wear another jersey color is an embarasment.
These are the obvious storylines to anyone, and it's sad at a time when hockey purists should be glued to the tv. I can barely muster excitment, none of it is about any great plays or tight games. Three games of the stanley cup that I never want to watch again... ever.
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Dáil Eireann Debate
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The Tánaiste does not need to bother about my vociferousness. I will look after it myself.
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15 Things You Might Not Know About Jay Z's 'Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life'
When did Jay Z become Jay Z? For some, the answer is as simple as when he took his name. For others, he emerged fully-formed on his tough-talking debut, Reasonable Doubt, or on his glossier Bad Boy-assisted follow-up, In My Lifetime, Vol. 1. But for many, the Jay Z we think of today—the smooth hit-maker, the cocky empire-builder, the clever businessman—didn't really exist until Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life, his chart-busting 1998 record that celebrated its 15th anniversary this past Sunday. It was a formative album.
Building on the commercial success of Vol. 1, the more stream-lined Vol. 2 saw Jay Z going for the jugular. Aided by the mainstream gate-crashing hit "Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)," the album sold millions of copies while still managing to retain the cold-eyed detachment and precision of his early work. Far from being a full-fledged pop makeover, the album combined some of the hottest and most daring producers of the era (Swizz Beatz, Timbaland) with some of Jay's most intricate rhymes. As Wale points out in his review, it might be considered a backpack record if it was released today, packed with verses from hard-headed rappers like DMX, The LOX, Beanie Sigel and more. It's hardly kid stuff.
Despite the runaway success of the "Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)" single, Vol. 2 has a strange reputation critically. While not as acclaimed as the more varied Vol. 3 or as beloved as the more reflective Blueprint, it's reputation is primarily defined by its sales. That's perhaps fitting for an album that often feels cold and calculating, but it's not necessarily fair: There's a lot going on underneath the shiny car surface of Vol. 2. To celebrate the record's 15 year anniversary and its enduring legacy, XXL has delved back into the album and its history, finding 15 things you might not know about Jay Z's Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life.


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Have you appeared in a sex video with a girl called Marcie in the last few days?
If so, you probably wouldn't be surprised about receiving an email like this:
If however, as I suspect, you aren't a worker in the X-rated porn movie industry then you really should recognise that this spam email wasn't intended for you, and that clicking on the link to a GeoCities webpage isn't such a good idea.
After all, at this point you don't know if you're going to end up on a website hosting malicious code or some highly offensive content.
As it happens, this unsolicited email is pointing to a pornographic webpage with no obvious malware (at the moment at least).
Still, you probably don't want to click on the link or venture further forward.
The email may pretend to have been sent to you by accident, but hopefully no-one will be fooled into doing anything other than pressing "delete".


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This procedure also works for the other mobile broadband providers like Reliance, Tata Photon, MTNL, MTS MBlaze, Aircel, Airtel, Spice, Vodafone etc.,
Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) has simplified the configuration of wireless and wired network connections with an easy to use network connection wizard. Though this article talks about the procedure for BSNL data card, it can be used for any wireless data card. Mobile Broadband refers to any kind of high speed Internet connection which is provided by an external device such as a 3G USB stick or mobile phone with built-in HSDPA / UMTS / GPRS data connection. Some laptops have recently been produced with mobile broadband devices already inside them. Most mobile broadband devices should be recognized automatically when you connect them to your computer. Ubuntu will prompt you to configure the device.
The New Mobile Broadband Connection wizard will open automatically when you connect the new device.
Click Continue. In the next screen select your country where your Mobile Broadband device was issued.
Click Continue. In the next screen select your network provider.
Click Continue. In the next screen select your billing plan, this screen is to select your local network of your Internet Service Provider.
Click Continue.
Review your entries and click on Apply.
In the next screen give your connection a name and click Save.
Your connection is now ready to use. To connect, click the network menu in the top panel and select your new connection.
To disconnect, click the network menu in the top panel and click Disconnect.
If you are not prompted to configure the device when you connect it, it may still be recognised by Ubuntu. In such cases you can add the connection manually.
- Click the network menu in the top panel and select Edit Connections…
- Swith to the Mobile Broadband tab. (Refer the above screenshot)
- Click Add.
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Firefly's Alan Tudyk coming back to TV
He has been cast in a starring role for an ABC comedy that, as of yet, does not have a title. The show is being created by Max Mutchick and David Kohan, the creative team behind long-running sitcom Will & Grace. Their new show (which we've mentioned in the past) is about two writers, one gay and one straight, who are in business together. Tudyk will play the gay writer, named Charlie (according to his IMDB profile).
Firefly fans know that Tudyk was often the comic relief on the series. He has also had quite a few comedic roles in movies such as the pirate in Dodgeball and a goofy sidekick in A Knight's Tale, with the late Heath Ledger. He was also recently in a movie called Death at a Funeral, which I have not seen, but the Netflix DVD is sitting by my TV. In other words, he's going to rock this bitch.
While this all sounds promising, don't get too excited yet. ABC actually has to pick up the comedy. Tudyk was cast in a CBS legal drama during pilot season last year, but it wasn't picked up by the network.


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Timothy Carey
|Timothy Carey
Carey (left) & Emile Meyer in Paths of Glory
|Timothy Agoglia Carey
March 11, 1929
Brooklyn, New York, U.S.
|May 11, 1994
(aged 65)
Los Angeles, California, U.S.
|Years active
|Doris Carey (6 children)
Timothy Agoglia Carey (March 11, 1929 – May 11, 1994) was an American film and television character actor.[1] He was born in Brooklyn, New York. Carey was best known for portraying manic or violent characters who are driven to extremes.
One of his best remembered early roles was in the Stanley Kubrick film The Killing (1956),[1] in which he portrayed a gunman hired to shoot a horse during a race, as a diversion from a racetrack robbery underway. Because of the impression Carey made in this small part, Kubrick cast him in the World War I drama Paths of Glory (1957),[1] as one of three soldiers accused of cowardice. During the filming of Paths Of Glory, Carey was apparently disruptive, trying to draw more attention to his character during the filming. A scene where Carey and the other actors were brought a duck dinner as their final meal before execution took 57 takes due to his behavior. The final straw occurred when he faked his own kidnapping for personal publicity, causing Kubrick and Producer James B. Harris to fire him. Because of this, they were unable to show the three condemned soldiers during the battle scene, and a double was used during the scene when a priest was hearing his character's confession. The scene was filmed with the double's back to the camera.[2]
The 1957 film Bayou (retitled Poor White Trash) featured one of Carey's few leading roles, as a Cajun shopkeeper named Ulysses.
Carey wrote, produced, directed, and starred in the 1962 feature The World's Greatest Sinner, which was scored by Frank Zappa.[1] Although it did not have wide commercial release, the film achieved cult status through repeated screenings at the "midnight movies" in Los Angeles in the 1960s. This movie established Carey as an important figure in independent film. He had roles in East of Eden, The Wild One, One-Eyed Jacks,[1] The Boy and the Pirates, Beach Blanket Bingo.[1] and in the John Cassavetes-directed films Minnie and Moskowitz and The Killing of a Chinese Bookie.[1] He played a minor role as the Angel of Death in the comedy film D.C. Cab, and appeared in the Monkees vehicle Head. His final appearance was in the 1986 movie Echo Park. Carey also did a select amount of acting on TV from the 1950s through the 1980s.
Carey's face (from the movie The Killing) is positioned behind George Harrison on the cover of the Beatles album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Although Carey's image is not seen on the commercially released version of the cover, it can be seen on outtake photos from the Sgt. Pepper session.[3]
According to director Quentin Tarantino, Carey auditioned for his film Reservoir Dogs, for the role of Joe Cabot. Although Carey did not get the role, the screenplay of the film was dedicated to him, among others.[4]
He died of a stroke in 1994 at the age of 65 in Los Angeles, and was buried at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier, California.
Partial filmography[edit]
- Across the Wide Missouri (1951)
- The Wild One (1953, uncredited)
- Crime Wave (1954)
- Alaska Seas (1954)
- East of Eden (1955, uncredited)
- Finger Man (1955)
- The Killing (1956)
- Paths of Glory (1957)
- Unwed Mother (1958)
- Bayou (a.k.a. Poor White Trash) (1957)
- The Second Time Around (1961)
- One-Eyed Jacks (1961)
- Convicts 4 (1962)
- The World's Greatest Sinner (1962)
- Rio Conchos (1964)
- Beach Blanket Bingo (1965)
- Waterhole No. 3 (1967)
- Head (1968)
- Get to Know Your Rabbit (1972)
- The Outfit (1973)
- The Killing of a Chinese Bookie (1976)
- Speedtrap (1977)
- Fast-Walking (1982)
- D.C. Cab (1983)
- Echo Park (1986)
- ^ a b c d e f g "Timothy Carey, 65, A Character Actor". The New York Times. May 17, 1994.
- ^ Interview with Producer James B. Harris on the Criterion Collection home video release of Paths Of Glory'"
- ^ "'The Sgt Pepper Album Cover Shoot Dissected'". Retrieved 30 July 2015.
- ^ "Quentin Tarantino". YouTube.
External links[edit]
- Timothy Carey at the Internet Movie Database
- Psychotronic Video Magazine 1990 interview with Timothy Carey
- Film Comment interview with Timothy Carey
- Cashiers du Cinemart profile
- "The Brooklyn Cajun: Timothy Carey in Poor White Trash," by Jim Knipfel, at The Chiseler


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If you need some good news today, I have this piece "An Unexpected and Unusual Ordination of a Priest."
An Unexpected and Unusual Ordination of a Priest
Justice Sotomayor Visits Saipan
Justice Sonia Sotomayor paid a visit last week to Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands as part of a judicial conference. Sotomayor was the first Supreme Court Justice to visit the islands.
"There's still peace here. It is wonderful to see islands unlike the ones I am accustomed to, even my own island, Puerto Rico, that are very, very developed and don't maintain completely their island identity, but that's not true here," she said.
The justice said she was able to watch and experience the CNMI's native dancing and saw people still living the island life.
"It is really very, very attractive and inviting. I sound like a tourist ad for you, but I've been converted. And I think people should come and visit these islands because they are quite enchanting," she said. . . .
When asked if there are challenges unique to insular areas that she sees in terms of upholding the rule of law and maintaining the integrity of the judicial system, Sotomayor paused for a moment, then stated that "clearly there is a challenge always when there are mixing of cultural experiences," whether it is for the insular territories or the different parts of the United States. . . .
Sotomayor said she believes that whenever there is a mix of experiences, there's going to be unique problems and that accepting the rules of another culture is not natural.
"We all like what we are familiar with," she said.
Guam, you may recall, is where I am litigating a case in federal court regarding restrictions on the right to vote. These restrictions only permit "native inhabitants" to participate in a status plebiscite election which some defenders of the law call a "Chamorro only" vote. Guam's status election has strategic implications because Guam hosts a forward deployed air force base and an essential navy base. Those most interested in preventing white and Asian voters from participating in the status election are the same people most interested in casting off the American, or as they call it, "colonial," presence on Guam.
But if you find it shocking that not everyone can vote in every election in Guam, the situation is worse in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) where Saipan is located. There, American whites and blacks can't even own land, even though the American flag flies over the CNMI.
The Constitution of the CNMI explicitly prohibits land ownership to anyone except one racial group, native inhabitants. (N. MAR. I. CONST. art. XII, § 1 and § 4). That means an American citizen who decides to live in the CNMI cannot own land if they are white, black or Asian. This law is being challenged, but arises out of a complicated compact unique to the CNMI.
Sotomayor said she has been welcomed so warmly and greeted with such hospitality that "I couldn't help but fall in love with each of the islands. And I already did promise I'm coming back, not in a year or two but down the line. I shall return and visit more of your islands."
She said the CNMI is a part of the United States that she didn't know enough about. "And now that I have had a taste, I am anxious and looking forward to learning more."
Let's just hope Justice Sotomayor on her return to Saipan, CNMI, doesn't fall too much in love with the place. Otherwise she will learn that even if she wanted a nice tropical beach house there, she won't be allowed because she isn't the approved race.
Smearing Newt: Taking Names for 2016
I never thought I'd see so many purported conservative writers, and once proud conservative websites, shilling for Mitt Romney. Michael Graham of WTKK-FM in Boston certainly isn't one of them. He has "Smoke Gets In Mitt's Guise" in today's Boston Herald:
After the electoral fiascoes of '06 and '08, it wasn't the Washington GOP that turned things around. It was the conservative base and the Tea Party. They helped elect Sen. Scott Brown here and handed the House back to the GOP.
And now party bosses wonder why the base refuses to take our "Mitt medicine" and do as we're told. Maybe it's because we're tired of losing.
That's the real message Republican voters are trying to send. No more losing politely with some moderate squishy candidate who cares more about what East Coast elites think of him than conservative voters do.
You really want to stop Newt? It's simple. Dump Mitt. Stop whining about Gingrich winning, stop flogging the GOP's "designated establishment loser of 2012″ and back someone else.
Graham predicts that if Romney is nominated, he will lose. Which brings me to the taking names part.
Obviously if Romney wins the nomination, only the irrational wouldn't prefer a Romney presidency to an even more radicalized second Obama term. But if Graham is right, that Romney can't beat Obama, then we need to hold those in the conservative movement accountable that shilled so. . . demonically for Mitt. We need to remember who they were, and hold them accountable.
Holding them accountable means ignoring them the next time.
It won't be hard to find them. Elliot Abrams can top the list. There are many many more. Keep the list handy in 2016. When we hear from the Dole-over-Gramm crowd the next time, or the McCain-over-Huck corner, we can check to see if they were part of the Mitt-over-Newt establishment panic of 2012, and appropriately disregard them in 2016.
Of course it is not too late to disregard them now, particularly those who cling to an obsolete linear political model from a generation ago. A candidate does not become more electable the closer they are to the center. Favorable coverage on NBC Nightly News no longer swings elections. In today's polarized political landscape, the opposite may be true. A candidate that creates no excitement, even if nicely positioned in the non-offensive middle, cannot win. It is a lesson some conservatives have yet to learn, particularly inside the Beltway.
Why Romney Lost: Part III
I previously noted that Romney's loss can be explained many ways, including an inability to connect with voters. But the primary reason Romney lost is because he lags behind the mood of his party.
The most successful politicians are always ahead of the electorate, but not too far ahead. Churchill, for much of the 1930s, was too far ahead of the British public, until circumstances caught up to his warnings. Reagan was ahead of the establishment when he characterized the Soviet Union as an evil empire. Leading the public into the future, with language that captures public sentiment before that sentiment has even matured, is what separates great political figures from the rest.
Romney's language lags behind the mood of the country, and more importantly, the mood of Republicans. He has just recently begun to use words and images that reflect the congressional revolution of 2010, when the Tea Party re-popularized limited government.
Notice Romney's lag from Saturday night's speech in Columbia, South Carolina. President Obama has been "demonizing success and disparaging conservative values." This assessment is both vague and late. "Conservative values?" Which? "Disparaging?" Most GOP primary voters suspect Obama doesn't have "disparagement" on his mind, but destruction instead. What should be a rallying cry for Romney sounds instead like those first clues we detected in 2009 that Obama really wasn't a centrist.
Worse, in something appropriate in the fall of 2008, Romney said Saturday, "President Obama has no experience running a business or running a state." But in 2012 he has experience running the federal government. This language reinforces Romney's fundamentally incorrect assessment that Obama is merely "in over his head."
Republicans who presume that Obama is primarily incompetent are making a deadly mistake. I've appeared on Fox News to warn how dangerous it is to ascribe incompetence to this administration. Romney's assessment lags behind the perception among Republicans that this is an ideologically driven presidency intent on fundamentally transforming America. After all, Obama plainly says so.
"Our president has divided the nation and engaged in class warfare," said Romney Saturday night. Most Republicans realized this years ago. Now they seek a general to lead them into a titanic political battle against a president who, they believe, seeks to convert this country into something that was unimaginable a generation ago. They want a general who uses language to inspire them for the fight. And so far, Mitt Romney hasn't found it.
They want a leader in the fight that does not lag behind them. They want a leader who says the things they believe.
Romney has exactly one week to find the right words, the inspirational language. Even presuming he does, the danger is that Florida Republicans may view it as another politically expedient Romney conversion. The biggest reason Romney lost in South Carolina is that he seems to lag behind the views of his own party. It is far more dangerous to lag behind the public than to be too far in front of it. As Churchill learned, it's easier for the public to catch up to one articulate and inspirational voice, than for a lagging politician to catch up to the public.
Leftists Go Wild Over Dana Loesch
The First Amendment is a brilliant check against the government. For centuries, newspapers and columnists have used press freedom to hold the government accountable. Yet today, some media organizations have the singular purpose of defending the government. They also do things the government can't do directly, like attack particular American citizens.
Consider the attacks on former PJ Media contributor and now Big Journalism editor Dana Loesch. Loesch said that she had no problem with the video of American soldiers urinating on dead Taliban fighters — "I'd drop trou and do it to." It wasn't clear if Loesch was being sarcastic, but it hardly matters.
Predictably, leading the indignant outrage was Media Matters, an outfit funded by the convicted felon George Soros. They've devoted bold red fury to her comments, stopping just short of calling for her to be roasted on a spit.
Media Matters specializes in defending the government through scattershot internet smears against anyone who effectively criticizes said government. In olden days, this task fell to state-run media and occasionally rough thugs who stepped in when propaganda just wasn't enough. Today, the administration outsources their dirtiest work to groups like Media Matters.
A free copy of my book Injustice to the first person who sends me a link to any Media Matters story critical of the Obama administration. I'll even sign it to make it worth your while. It will be a long hunt.
Dana Loesch is their latest target for a simple reason — thugs like Eric Boehlert at Media Matters only attack the most effective critics of the government, and particularly those who cannot be easily cowed. They don't waste energy smearing conservatives at some websites who ponder topics as scintillating as how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. They don't waste time on conservative news outlets that either don't understand the modern Left, or have never effectively opposed it.
Perry Appeals Virginia Ballot Ruling to Fourth Circuit
Governor Rick Perry has appealed Friday's federal court decision which ruled his name could not appear on the Virginia primary ballot. The first brief filed in the appeal by Perry is here.
On Friday, the district court found that Virginia's ballot access law is unconstitutional, but ruled that the cases were filed too late and the doctrine of laches barred relief. This was a big victory for Perry and the other campaigns challenging Virginia's law. (Disclosure: I am one of the attorneys on the case representing different candidates). It is not accurate to say, as some have, that Perry didn't "know how" to get on the ballot.
Virginia has a law which unconstitutionally restricts political speech to only residents of Virginia. Only Virginia residents are allowed to circulate petitions seeking to have candidates placed on the ballot. The restriction violates the First Amendment. For example, who would defend a law that requires a license to attend church or publish a newspaper by saying this or that person was able to obtain the license without any trouble? Who would say the newspaper license isn't burdensome because some newspapers were able and willing to pay it?
The same is true in Virginia. The law at issue will soon either be struck down in another case, or the Fourth Circuit will require more candidates to be added to the Virginia ballot. Unfortunately, it will cost the taxpayers of the Commonwealth a bundle in the meantime.
Battlefield South Carolina
The battle for the GOP nomination moves to South Carolina, and there are signs that Romney faces a tougher path in the Palmetto State. I wrote last year of the South Carolina primary at PJ Media:
Pro-business mainstream conservatives who give no offense to evangelicals and mainline Protestants — and, ideally, who have demonstrable national security credibility — are the candidates who win the South Carolina primary. Everyone wondering who will be the GOP nominee in 2012 should read that last sentence ten times over. Failure on any point means failure in South Carolina.
South Carolina politics have a brutality unknown in New Hampshire or Iowa. I cut my teeth in South Carolina politics. I remember a political consultant there who spray-painted his own candidate's signs with slurs to engender sympathy. And that's just one of the milder things that happen.
It is a culturally and philosophically conservative state, and Romney has a number of problems there which I allude to in the quoted paragraph above. If the conservative vote wasn't split among many candidates, I don't believe Romney could win South Carolina. But for now, it is a close contest.
The action next week will be focused on the Southern Republican Leadership Conference in Charleston at the TD Arena. You can watch the fight for the nomination in real time, culminating in a Thursday night debate. I will also be one of the speakers, talking about voter fraud, election integrity, the New Black Panther Party and the Holder Justice Department. I will also be signing copies of Injustice: Exposing the Racial Agenda of the Obama Justice Department.
Eric Holder is conducting a war on southern election integrity. He blocked Georgia's law to verify that only U.S. citizens are voting in American elections. He has sued Governor Bobby Jindal because not enough voter registrations were coming from his welfare agencies. He has blocked S.C. Voter ID. He will block the Texas law shortly. Florida seeks election integrity changes his DOJ wrangled over. Come to Charleston and learn what is happening, and what can be done about it.
More on the Virginia GOP ballot case, and a lost coat
Today's ruling by U.S. District Court Judge John Gibney found that the statute which Perry, Gingrich, Huntsman and Santorum were challenging was indeed unconstitutional. First Amendment freedom of speech was violated by Virginia's statute which says that only Virginia residents may gather petition signatures. Unfortunately, the judge also ruled the doctrine of equitable laches prevents the four candidates from being added to the ballot. In other words, he ruled the case was late filed, so the plaintiffs will not be added to the Virginia ballot for now. Bryan Preston has some more here.
An aside. Someone made off with my grey herringbone coat from the courtroom. I have yours; you have mine. You took mine and yours was the only one hanging on the rack. Mine is a Ralph Lauren. Yours is a Tommy Hilfiger. Let's find a way to exchange it. My email isn't hard to find if you go to electionlawcenter.com.
Apart from me losing a coat, the big message from the case today relates to all those who were critical of this case being filed. It shows there were real constitutional rights injured by the Virginia law. It is a violation of the First Amendment to have laws which limit who may express political speech when collecting petition signatures. Let's hope the Virginia General Assembly fixes this law, fast, before the next plaintiff, (without a laches concern), gets a big hefty attorney's fee award against the Commonwealth.
It is no defense to argue that some candidates in the past negotiated an unconstitutional law. If the government made some people buy a license to attend church, it is no defense to say the burden is minimal because some people could comply with the church license. Conservatives are America's best champions of the Bill of Rights, whether the Second, Fifth, of First Amendments. Slavish attachment to an unconstitutional statute doesn't do the conservative cause any good. Perhaps some conservative elected officials in Virginia who have long championed constitutional limits on government will step up and do what's right now that the the Virginia General Assembly opened today.
Holder's Quiet Court Attack on Religious Freedom
Eric Holder's Department of Justice has quietly advanced legal arguments in direct conflict with Catholic teaching and the teaching of other Christian denominations. If the Department of Justice prevails, the Catholic Church and other churches will have a difficult time preserving doctrinal traditions central to church teaching, particularly in church schools. The quiet and radical legal attack comes with perilous political risk, because active Catholics may determine Obama's fate in states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Mexico, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Like so much from this Justice Department, Holder's radical legal positions are at odds with long American traditions. This latest species of Holder's radicalism is a frontal attack on faith communities.
In the case of Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Holder's DOJ argued that a church cannot fire an employee for acting contrary to church teaching, and contrary to an employment contract that incorporates that teaching. A teacher filed a complaint to the government about how the school handled her narcolepsy, which presumably would involve sleeping at work. The church school then fired the teacher because the church forbids lawsuits among believers based on 1 Corinthians 6:1-8. ("But instead, one brother takes another to court—and this in front of unbelievers!")
This particular Lutheran church had well established dispute resolution mechanisms within the church, and based on church teaching. Instead, the teacher went to the government, contrary to church teaching.
Holder's Justice Department believes that religious schools should not be able to enjoy a longstanding exemption to various employment laws which conflict with church teaching, or, the "ministerial exception."
Assistant to the Solicitor General Leondra R. Kruger (photo below) argued that the religious school could not fire the teacher for filing a complaint to the government even if church teaching forbids it. (Some background on Kruger here, here, and here). At oral argument, Kruger advocated positions so extreme that even Justice Elena Kagan appeared to reject them.
The Alice in Wonderland Presidency
The big news over the weekend, that the Obama White House had a secret Alice and Wonderland-themed Halloween party, really didn't surprise me. The taxpayer-funded event featured Johnny Depp in full Mad Hatter costume prancing on tables in the White House State Dining Room. Someone wore the actual Chewbacca Wookie costume, while guests drank punch from blood vials. (An aside: why is Halloween such a big event for some people, requiring excessive decorations and festivities?) The State Dining Room was turned into a Lewis Carroll-themed house of horrors for the invited guests.
Not surprisingly, the White House deliberately concealed the existence of the grotesque party from the public and the press corp. That pesky 16% real unemployment rate required stealth.
The Alice in Wonderland party won't surprise anyone who has read my book Injustice, for Chapter Seven is actually titled "Through the Looking Glass." The Justice Department held a similar bizarre party at the Mellon Auditorium courtesy of the taxpayers on April 27, 2010. They called it a "retreat," but it had skits, singing, dancing, and of course free lunch for nearly 800 DOJ employees paid for by you. It also featured a bizarre agenda, almost as strange as Johnny Depp in Mad Hatter makeup dancing on tables:
Between the breakout sessions at the retreat, outlandish comedy took center stage. Like a campfire program at Cub Scout camp, all the Civil Rights Division's sections participated in a skit contest. For weeks leading up to the retreat, DOJ employees spent work time writing scripts, singing songs, and rehearsing. Despite the festive nature of the skits, all scripts had to be submitted well ahead of time to a designee of the assistant attorney general for approval. The Civil Rights Division leaders couldn't help themselves—their instinct to control extends even to bad community theater.
In all there were twelve skits to fill the day. The Voting Section sang songs about elections. Another section presented a faux TV newscast featuring clips from the TV show Glee. Lawyers took the stage to sing, dance, and act out.
The retreat was more than a frolic and detour. It was a policy rally right out of Wonderland:
There were breakout sessions discussing topics such as "emerging areas" in civil rights practice, "outreach to Muslims," and "environmental justice," as well as a session of the "LGBT [lesbian-gay-bisexual-transgender] Working Group." A session on "collaboration opportunities" included speeches on "collaboration with sister agencies," "anti-immigration discrimination," and something called "place based initiatives." These are hardly pressing civil rights issues for most Americans, but like Lewis Carroll's March Hare, many in the Civil Rights Division have "murdered time." To them, it's always 1964, with Jim Crow devising new schemes


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VIEW, TEXAS (Comal County). View, five miles northeast of New Braunfels in northeastern Comal County, was called Austin Hill when it was settled during the 1850s. The post office, established in 1892 and named View, was discontinued in 1904. The only community center in 1947 was the Watson School, named for J. D. Watson, who conveyed an acre of land for school purposes in 1888. This school has since been consolidated with others in the area to form the Goodwin School.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Oscar Haas, "VIEW, TX (COMAL COUNTY)," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hvv13), accessed October 07, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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TV naturalist Chris Packham said last week in a newspaper article that pandas should be left to face extinction. It's a shocking statement from a man who is well-known for his love of animals, and one that will provoke strong reactions from your students.
Pandas appeal to peoples' emotional side, and they have become a poster-child for conservation. As Packham says "It's easier to raise money for something fluffy".
But panda conservation is expensive, and due to the animals' limited habitat and extremely restricted diet, it is perhaps unlikely to be ultimately successful. Doesn't it make more sense to use the same money to protect other species which are more likely to survive in the long-run?
Dr Mark Wright, chief scientist at the WWF maintains that the pandas' natural habitat in china should be conserved, not just to keep the pandas from extinction, but also the myriad of other wildlife living in the same area.
One way to get your students to really engage with these issues is to run a marketplace activity. Assign each of your students a persona, get them to research the issues and then present their case to the class.
Some ideas for groups include – Chris Packham, WWF workers, rainforest conservationists. You could even get some of the children to be the spokesperson for pandas, or to represent the Yangtze river dolphin, an animal that has become extinct very recently and was sadly much too ugly to attract much in the way of conservation cash.
Is extinction just a part of life on earth? Do your students feel comfortable deciding which species to save? Can any of your students describe the WWF logo?
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The incident took place Dec. 27 when the suspect, using the identification of a Princess Anne resident, withdrew $4,800 from the victim's PNC Bank account.
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Best Regards for a Happy and Healthy 2011,
Adrienne Youdim
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Our section met on October 11, 2010 in San Diego. A large number of members were present. We initially reviewed our survey results. Based on the self-report of a sub-sample of our 300+ members, we are a highly diverse group (27.2% Medical Management, 20.7% Psychology/Mental Health, 11.6% Basic Science, 10.3% Surgeons and a myriad of other specialties including: Nutrition, Physical Activity, Industry, Anesthesia, Public Health and Policy, Pharmacy, Education, Health Care Administration and Biostatistics).
In this survey, members noted an interest in the development of guidelines and an increased presence in the programming for TOS. In response to the former, our Program Committee chair, Dr. Lee Kaplan, led a multidisciplinary panel discussion on the following questions: 1) Are there any patients for whom NOT offering bariatric surgery would be medically inappropriate? If so, who are they? 2) Should all patients undergoing RYGB have preoperative micronutrient levels measured? Which ones? What other preoperative / postoperative guidelines should be routinely implemented? 3) Are there any affirmative recommendations (required approaches) that can be established for the prevention and/or treatment of obesity? 4) Ideally, who should manage the late postoperative medical and nutritional care of patients undergoing bariatric surgery? 5) Ideally, who should manage the postoperative care for medical comorbidities of patients undergoing bariatric surgery? 6 ) What are the highest priorities for data collection in patients undergoing bariatric surgery? and 7) What should the NIH priorities be for research related to bariatric surgery?
Our section's program and executive committee has turned these questions-and the feedback from the audience discussion-into a series of proposed symposia for TOS 2011. We hope to see further discussion of these questions by top experts on the scientific program in Orlando.
2010 was a year of significant growth and development for our section. However, we look forward to working on the following in 2011:
For our Just Published feature this month we are providing a truncated review of the recently published Endocrine Society Guidelines on the Endocrine and Nutritional Management of the Post-Bariatric Surgery Patient.
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- Cartoon Characters: Sione Tapili, Jeff da Maori, Rodney McCorkenstein-Taifule [Mack], Pepelo Pepelo, Agnes Tapili, Brother Ken, Valea Pepelo, Vale Pepelo, Minister, Motorcycle Boy, God, Heathcliff, Jesus, Sina Tapili, Cathy.
- Vocal Talent: Mario Gaoa (Sione Tapili, God, Heathcliff), David Fane (Jeff da Maori, Rodney McCorkenstein-Taifule [Mack], Pepelo Pepelo, Agnes Tapili, Brother Ken), Shimpal Lelisi (Valea Pepelo, Jesus), Oscar Kightley (Vale Pepelo), Vela Manusaute (Minister, Motorcycle Boy), Bronwyn Bradley (Cathy), Teuila Blakely (Sina Tapili).
- Produced By Elizabeth Mitchell.
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From newborns to pensioners, GP has given three decades of service to city
Posted: March 08, 2013|
After more than 30 years of service, Dr Martin Rowan-Robinson will today retire from Derby's Macklin Street Surgery. He spoke to Caroline Jones about his time there as a GP.
HE has helped to deliver babies in people's homes, he is the man behind getting Derby's medical students into placements at GP surgeries and he has worked to improve the lives of elderly people.
But Dr Martin Rowan-Robinson said the memory which touched him most, after more than 30 years of working at the same surgery, was the trust he had developed with his patients.
"Trust is a big thing for doctors, it's absolutely key," the 58-year-old said.
"As a GP, you get to know a lot of patients over many years and you form a long-term relationship with them.
"I don't think there is any other branch of medicine which allows you to do such a wonderful thing – there's nothing else like it."
Dr Rowan-Robinson, of Littleover, will be seeing patients for the last time today at Derby's Macklin Street surgery after deciding to hang up his stethoscope.
He first joined the practice in October 1982, when it was based in Leopold Street.
He said: "There have certainly been plenty of changes over the years, both at the surgery and in healthcare in general.
"I think, today, it is much more difficult to have that continuity of patients seeing the same doctor all the time.
"I guess that is purely because of the increase in the number of people wanting to see their GP.
"We also used to organise our own out-of-hours services on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays – something I can't say I was sorry to see go.
"I also think patients are much more informed about their health and really keen to be involved in their own care – again, I think that's another positive.
"But, while I think things have become more target-driven, the thing which hasn't changed is compassion and the need to help patients – the reason why people still come into this profession."
Dr Rowan-Robinson, of Blagreaves Lane, originally trained in Bristol and worked at a hospital in Blackpool, before taking a job in Chesterfield for three years.
He said it was the attitude of staff at the then Leopold Street Surgery, in Derby, which convinced him to join them.
Martin said: "The fact the city was so close to the Peak District was another good reason for coming to live here.
"But I remember walking to the practice and the receptionist was really welcoming, the doctors were really nice and the senior partner was absolutely lovely.
"I could tell the one thing they wanted to do was put the patient before anything else and that really mattered to me."
When Dr Rowan-Robinson started at the surgery, he was the paediatric doctor.
He said the GPs would also do their own obstetrics, a medical speciality dealing with pregnant women and childbirth.
He said: "I've obviously seen some of my patients grow up and grow older but, as time went on, I became the person who dealt with more elderly patients, particularly those who were more vulnerable and distressed.
"Sometimes, their health could restrict what they did and I would try to help them adjust and move with the changes."
Outside the surgery, Dr Rowan-Robinson pioneered several advances in the city's medical education.
His work has involved being course organiser for the Derby GP Vocational Training Scheme and associate professor at the Derby Graduate Entry Medical School.
Dr Rowan-Robinson said: "In the days when I was training, the first two years really was just about science.
"But today, there is a keenness for students to get some exposure and to land placements in practices like ours within the first 18 months.
"So it's been interesting to be involved in that and I think the graduate entry programme in Derby generally is a good thing, because of the people it brings to the city.
"The gentleman replacing me was a student on the first graduate intake and it's great to see how it has been flourishing and the talent it has been encouraging."
Dr Rowan-Robinson, who lives with wife Julie, 59, and has four children – Andrew, 31, David, 29, Heather, 27, and Richard, 22 – said he was looking forward to his retirement.
But he has no intention of being idle.
"I'm fairly flexible and I've got a few ideas about what I want to do. There are places I've always wanted to travel to and, in June, I'm looking to cycle from the Mediterranean to the Channel.
"More than anything, I'm looking forward to taking the time to enjoy things. As a doctor, I've always been really busy and never really found the time to enjoy the basics – like springtime and the sunshine."


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The roof is done. Tim said so. That's another thing out of the way.
I met up with Tim and Daniel at the Ritz on Saturday afternoon and we talked about the project. You have to understand, and I know I've said this before, but things are really moving along quickly. Tim told me that he is much more pleased with the progress now and how things are moving along than he was a month ago. So let's talk about what's been accomplished over the last week.
Well, first off, concrete was poured into theater 2 on Friday. Tim and Daniel were in there on a Saturday to work on laying down the subflooring at a pace that keeps up with the building of the risers in Theater 1. Tim hopes that the 2nd floor concrete can be poured some time this week. But the next big project is getting those risers in Theater 1 built and, as you can see from the pics, a few have already been done.
Meanwhile, the kitchen and lobby areas continue to develop. Quite a bit of electrical, plumbing, and air conditioning duct work has been done in there. But there is still much to do in those areas before sheetrock can be put up. Meanwhile, work on interior wall structures continues to progress at an alarming rate. I forgot to ask them, but I'm pretty sure the lobby and kitchen areas are done in this regard. I've noticed that the bathroom walls have not yet been built, though.
Speaking of the lobby, Tim told me about some developments in terms of plans for the lobby decor. It seems it is going to be somewhat of a Ritz history museum. "We are going to have regions in the lobby and the stairs where we display photos, posters, and "memories" of the phases of operation of the Ritz," he said. "There will be old photographs, ads and vintage movie posters of films that have played at the Ritz." The idea is to have different periods of time be represented: "We'll have photos from the metal years, photos from the punk years, and photos and posters from the Jim Franklin days in 1974," Tim said.
And if that's not enough, Tim is commited to recreating as much of the atmosphere from the Downtown theater that made it "feel comfy and right." A part of that job has been tasked to Lars and Zach who will be in charge of curating and regularly rotating some of the Original Alamo's own vintage posters in the new lobby.
The next big question though is my countdown. While one month and 9 days is a very optimistic target, just looking at how much needs to be done, I'm pretty sure it's not going to happen. I don't think anyone is surprised that my projection wasn't accurate. The only question is how much time to add. Anything I do add is just going to be another shot in the dark anyway. I dunno. Maybe I'll do that next week.
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