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Most Recent UFO Reports
- January 25, 2015 – Anza, California – 11:41 PM PST
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Category Archives: Arizona
January 8, 2015 – Gila Bend, Arizona – 9 PM MST
Description: I was westbound on I-8 about a dozen miles west of Gila Bend, AZ around 9:00 PM MST and saw three large bright lights in a shallow V pattern maybe 3 to 5 miles south of the highway and … Continue reading
Posted in 2015, Arizona, Formation of Lights, Orb(s) of Light
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October 30, 2014 – Prescott Valley, Arizona – 7:30 AM MST
Description: I saw an object that was smaller than a postage stamp held at arm's length. It was traveling from north to south. It moved very fast and went from horizon to horizon in 3 to 4 seconds. The center … Continue reading
October 28, 2014 – Show Low, Arizona – 7:30 PM MST
Description: We saw a planet sized object orange-ish in the northwest at a 45 degree angle. We watched it for 15 minutes commenting on the color and brightness relative to surrounding stars and thought it was a planet. Then it … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Arizona, bright light, circular, Orb(s) of Light
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May 2, 2012 – Phoenix, Arizona – 9 PM MST
Description: Here is a sighting of two UFOs. They were traveling from north to south, 75 to 100 feet up over my house and trees The size hard to tell with the glow around them. They were slow moving. Note: … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Arizona, Discovered anomaly in photo, Orb(s) of Light, Orb-like craft, oval-shaped, pictures
Tagged Slow movement, White lights
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August 8, 2011 – Phoenix, Arizona – 11 PM MST
Description: This is one of my earlier photos. The UFO was traveling from east to west, was slow in speed and 300 or more feet up or so. It was hard to tell the size. For the record I sent … Continue reading
2007 – Phoenix, Arizona – 7 PM MST
Description: This video is from 2007. It was shot in my front yard over planters of Aloe Vera using infrared. This is normally how it looks nightly. There are many orbs. The bright white orbs are fully charged or older … Continue reading
Posted in 2007, Arizona, Formation of Lights, Orb(s) of Light, pictures, Possible delusion, Possible dust particles, Possible hoax, Possible reflection
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September, 2014 – Phoenix, Arizona – 9 PM MST
Description: The photos are of a UFO or orb. They are approximately 2 feet in diameter and have a white glow. They are only seen with a digital camera. I have photographed it several times over a month period through … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Arizona, circular, Discovered anomaly in photo, Octagon shaped, Orb(s) of Light, pictures, Possible delusion
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October 4, 2014 – Tucson, Arizona – 11:10 to 11:15 PM MST
Listen to Audio of Report Witness Report (YouTube): Description: The witness saw 3 orange lights in a triangular formation in the eastern sky. The lights disappeared 1 by 1. The complete audio of recording of the voice-mail message is above.
Posted in 2014, Arizona, audio, Formation of Lights, Triangular Craft
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September 18, 2014 – Bullhead City, Arizona – 7:30 MST
Description: The witness called shortly after the sighting. The witness and her husband were sitting outside and noticed a bright light in the Eastern sky that was not moving. The light then began to move around, got bright and then … Continue reading
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August 15, 2014 – Tucson, Arizona – 9:15 PM MST
Description: I saw something in the sky behind the clouds that was moving. It looked like search lights, but was behind the clouds. Note: A check of weather conditions showed that there were only a few clouds in the sky … Continue reading
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UFC 165: Spotlight on Jon Jones but Alex Gustafsson to get home defence with victory says Dana White
The spotlight has been firmly on Jon Jones this week: unbeatable, unsurpassable, on the verge of a new record in a reign of terror. Then, on the eve of this sixth defence of the light heavyweight title, the announcement that Jones will become the first Gatorade-sponsored athlete inside the UFC Octagon.
On Saturday night Jones will walk into the UFC Octagon sponsored by sports fuel company Gatorade, Jones' agent Malki Kawa had revealed Thursday. The Gatorade logo will be prominently displayed on Jones' fight shorts as he looks to become the first light heavyweight competitor in UFC history to defend his title six times.
"It's great that a company like Gatorade sees the value that their products bring to MMA athletes," Jones said. "They're one of the biggest brands in sports worldwide, and I am honored to have their support moving forward."
"It does not get any better than Gatorade when it comes to fueling your body, during training and competition," Jones added.
In 2011, at just 23 years old, he became the youngest champion in UFC history. Victory on Saturday night, and Jones would become the all-time UFC wins leader in the light heavyweight division at 13.
He has never been taken down in a fight; while his nine victories by knockout or submission are tied for the most in the UFC's light heavyweight division.
Jones is the golden boy, a massive favourite in this contest. Many insiders are writing Gustafsson off, yet here is a young gun who has tasted defeat to a wrestler in Phil Davis, but has come back to plough a new furrow.
Jones's team claim he will be able to pluck holes in the Swede in the stand up, and Gustafsson, calm as you like, is saying 'fine, just bring it to me'.
In the opposing corner to Jones, Gustafsson has been quiet this week. Indeed, quiet as he always is. There is no smack from the Swede. Anathema to him.
The spotlight pans to Jones, but there was a carrot, a filip from Dana White on Thursday after the two men had squared off for the customary photo with the belt Jones has made his own.
White confirmed at his media scrum that it will be the last interim 135lbs bantamweight title on Saturday night when Renan Barao defends the title for the third time against Eddie Wineland (Dominick Cruz will not have defended the title for two years come Oct 2), and then, moments later, he also stated that if Gustafsson defeats Jones, the defence of the light heavyweight crown will take place in Sweden.
That would be a huge, historic moment for UFC fighters from Europe.
"We'll have a defence in Sweden, of course. Sweden is awesome, anyway…" said White. That statement alone will have stoked a fire in the viking Gustafsson. White also confirmed, when asked, that there is no immediate re-match guaranteed for Jones if he loses.
As for the bantamweight title belt, former WEC champion Wineland was perplexed in contemplating what victory might mean. If he defeats Barao – which he believes he will do by breaking the Brazilian's rhythm with heavy strikes as he throws kicks – would he be considering himself the champion ?
"That's a good question. I don't know really," he offered. Should Cruz be stripped ? "That's not a question for me," said the bantamweight warrior. "Dana White and Lorenzo Fertitta have done a great job with this sport, I'll let them decide."
A few feet away, Gustafsson was impassive, calmly batting off the next question. Don't ask him whether he will feel like the champ if he picks up the gold on Saturday night… he'll have shocked the sport and will feel like the king of the world, not just the UFC light heavyweight champion. The form and the style point to Jones, but never say never in an MMA fight at this level.
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Is Donald Trump a Conservative?
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**Written by Doug Powers
The New York Daily News has a story today about the man who would be the first president whose hair required its own Secret Service detail. The piece is entitled "Conservatives are backing the comb-over candidate for 2012."
From the article:
He stole the show with an impromptu speech at the recent Conservative Political Action Conference, telling the audience he's "pro-life" and against gun control, higher taxes and President Obama's health-care law.
As a conservative, that sounds good to me — on the surface. Scratching just beneath that surface though, Trump may have trouble explaining to conservatives why, if he's against Obamacare (oops, sorry Debbie Wasserman-Schultz), why did he contribute money to the re-election campaign of Anthony Weiner, one of the health care bill's self-proclaimed authors?
If Trump's against gun control (or corruption for that matter), why the contribution to Charles Rangel, who rates an "F" on gun rights from the NRA (as does Weiner and others on The Donald's donation list)?
Trump says he's pro-life, but has given money to Hillary Clinton and Chuck Schumer — two politicians who make thrills go up NARAL's leg.
Trump's contributed money to the campaigns of Frank Lautenberg, Ted Kennedy, Patrick Kennedy, Harry Reid, Arlen Specter and Dick Durbin — so much for the "lower taxes" concern. Could a true "conservative" have brought himself to sign any of those donation checks without slitting his wrists with the pen afterwards?
According to Newsmeat, 23% of Trump's candidate contributions have gone to Republicans, and 31% to Democrats:
Do Trump's political donations only reflect a businessman trying to cover a broad spectrum so he has a leg up in any political climate? George Soros doesn't seem to feel the need to give money to candidates who go against his stated political principles — if that's what you can call them.
Maybe a reporter in an upcoming interview can give Trump a chance to explain this track record of supporting liberal politicians, but a satisfactory explanation to conservative voters could prove more difficult than Newt Gingrich's chore of trying to erase this picture from my memory.
**Written by Doug Powers
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Pac 12
Can Chasson Randle, Stanford Cardinal Make Some Noise?
In his final season with the Cardinal, Randle is the utensil which stirs the pot for Stanford, which headed into play this week with an overall mark of 18-10 (lost to Oregon on March 1 73-70) and 9-7 in league play.
Arizona, Utah Battle For Control Of Pac-12
The hype that existed for the first match-up between Arizona and Utah, on Jan. 17, has only grown for Saturday's showdown.
49ers To Bid On Hosting College Football Championship Game At Levi's Stadium
The San Francisco 49ers will bid to host the college football playoff championship game at Levi's Stadium.
Rising Star: Arizona Forward Dusan Ristic
With all the talent on the floor for last Saturday's Arizona-Utah game, it was a freshman reserve who made the difference.
Pac-12 Players Nominated For Inaugural Awards
College basketball fans are likely familiar with the Bob Cousy Award, which has been given to the country's top collegiate point guard for the past 11 years.
Underappreciated: Pac-12 Glue Guys
The Pac-12 has no shortage of superstars: Delon Wright, Stanley Johnson, and Joseph Young, to name three. But for every player who leads his team in scoring and garners the bulk of the headlines, there's another who is quietly contributing.
Pac-12 Bracketology: Five Bids For Conference?
It has been three weeks since the last bracket update, and things have changed quite a bit in the Pac-12. At the time, Washington was in contention for a bid; UCLA was not.
Quick Hits: UCLA Earns Key Win, Arizona Dominates
The Bruins tightened up their defense in the second half on Saturday afternoon to move to 8-5 in conference, tied with Oregon in the standings behind Arizona and Utah.
Rising Star: Stanford Guard Marcus Allen
Marcus Allen says he learned some "tricks" training with renowned hoops instructor John Lucas in Houston this past summer, but there's nothing gimmicky about his transformation this season.
Quick Hits: UCLA And Oregon Earn Crucial Victories
Last night's two Pac-12 results were both expected and necessary for the teams that won. One was never really in doubt while another went down to the wire.


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The GAO and asbestos experts said the EPA risk assessment could force more cleanups. And Grace representatives and health officials said the EPA proposal could apply to other types of asbestos found in communities across the country.
In a letter to the EPA last week, Grace Vice President Karen Ethier said the standard would have "inevitable" consequences beyond Libby.
"That broad application will, in turn, result in enormous, unexpected and unnecessary costs to building owners, farmers and other property holders, including the federal government," Ethier said.
Manufacturing and trade groups and federal agencies including the White House Office of Management and Budget also have questioned the EPA proposal. They said the low threshold falls below even background asbestos levels seen in parts of the country. Although the sale and manufacture of asbestos-containing materials is tightly regulated, the government has never established a safe level of human exposure for the type of the mineral found in Libby. While there are general cancer-based exposure limits for asbestos set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the EPA proposal for the first time sets a risk level for non-cancer illnesses, such as the debilitating and potentially fatal lung disease asbestosis. That's a crucial issue in Libby, where the Grace mine and processing plants for three decades left the town coated in asbestos dust that has killed an estimated 400 people and sickened at least 1,700 more. Health experts say the death toll is bound to rise because of the long latency period of asbestos-related illness.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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The clinic: heel pain with a history of plantar fasciitis.
I am a 51-year-old runner. I have been running for eight years. I usually run three and a half miles, three to four times a week. Recently I have developed an aching pain in my right heel. This occurs when I walk and especially when I run, pushing off on my right foot. I had plantar fasciitis in this foot about three years ago.Is the pain on the back of my heel related to the plantar fasciitis? What should I do? Will this get better if I rest? I would like to continue running as long as possible, but worry that I should quit.
Pauline Ludlum
Chicago, IL
At 51 years old, your running career is not over! You may need to make several adjustments in your training in order to continue running, but your outlook is still good. Your current heel pain is very likely related to your history of plantar fasciitis. You should be able to manage very successfully with appropriate conservative care.
The plantar fascia is a tight band of inelastic tissue that runs from the toes along the arch and inserts in the heel bone. Pulling of this ligament on the bone during running can cause micro-tears within the ligament and muscle leading to inflammation, pain and swelling. The band of tissue continues around the back of the heel, which may be causing your current symptoms. Activities that increase the pull of the plantar fascia on the heel bone will worsen the condition. Additionally, a tight Achilles tendon can place excessive stress on the back of the heel.
Treatment should begin with removing the stress caused by repetitive excessive pull of the plantar fascia on the heel bone. This includes relative rest and cross-training with low impact activities. Deep-water pool running is your best choice both to reduce heel stress and maintain your training gains. Cycling is also acceptable.
You should also ice your heel. Fill a bucket or large pan with cold water and ice cubes, then immerse the heel directly into the icy water. You will probably be able to tolerate the cold for about four to five minutes at a time. and repeat every 20 minutes several times a day. Using non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen, as directed, will also help eliminate pain and inflammation. A night-splint can be helpful and effective for stretching the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon.
Before you return to running, make sure you are using shoes that provide adequate arch support. You may need to consider using orthotics or inserts that can help reduce excessive motion and redistribute pressure off the heel. Find a professional running shoe store with a knowledgeable staff to help you find the right combination. Since you've had problems before, it would be a good idea to see a podiatrist or a sports medicine professional to evaluate your biomechanics to determine whether a prescription orthotic might help prevent recurring pain. Stretching the Achilles tendon before and after running is an essential part of effective prevention. Also make sure you allow adequate rest and recovery between workouts and make any increases in your training very gradually.
Matt Werd, D.P.M.
Lakeland, FL
If the pain is primarily on the back of the heel, the problem may be at the insertion of the Achilles tendon. All the above treatments will help, but adding a 1/4-inch heel lift (in both shoes for balance) will also help.
Paul Taylor, D.P.M.
Silver Spring, MD
Osteoarthritis of the hip
I am 49 years old and have been running, biking, and swimming for the past two years, training for and participating in triathlons, and I really love it. Recently, my doctor has diagnosed osteoarthritis in my right hip and advised me to stop running. He said that continuing to run would make my problem worse and lead to hip replacement surgery. Is there any way around this? Do I really have to give up running and, therefore, competing in triathlons?
Trevor Morgan
Portland, ME
This is a frequently asked, heartbreaking question. Most running injuries respond to correction of training errors, and rest and rehabilitation. However, degenerative osteoarthritis in weight-bearing joints is a different situation. Continuing to run with an arthritic hip will cause it to further deteriorate and speed the progression of the arthritis. Ordinary walking loads the hip joint with three times your body weight at each step. Running increases that amount even more. It is fortunate that you. already cross-train with cycling and swimming thanks to your triathlon training. These two activities will help you to preserve fitness and prevent increasing pain and disability.
Melvin M. Brothman, M.D
Amherst, NY
Consider aqua-jogging to replace running on land for training. Aqua-jogging has been shown to have significant carryover to land running. While minimizing land running with aqua-jogging won't eliminate the risk of progressive osteoarthiritis, it may help prolong your triathlon career.
Francis G. O'Connor, M.D
Fairfax Station, VA
Marathon running and carbohydrate replacement
I have run five marathons with a personal record of 4:15. During my long training runs, I would like to use some form of carb-replacement. Yet I find the mere thought of eating something sweet, like a power bar, nauseating. I've tried everything, including sports drinks, sports bars, gels, and candy. Any suggestions?
Monica Langdale
York, SC
You are not alone with this problem and my hunch is that it has something to do with the change in your body chemistry during endurance exercise that creates an aversion to food in general, or specifically to sweets.
As you know, carbohydrate replacement improves the average time to fatigue during endurance exercise. Research has shown that taking carbs before exercise helps, but having some during exercise is at least as important. However, you don't need specific sports products to accomplish this. Use what works for you. Choose foods that provide a lower glycemic index prior to exercise (such as a whole-wheat bagel or oatmeal and skim milk). Low glycemic foods make your blood sugar rise more slowly than sugar, and as a result, they tend to be less sweet. During exercise, choose foods that are higher in the glycemic index, but still, not too sweet. Some suggestions include crackers (saltines or grahams), bananas, potatoes, or white bread. The key with these dry foods is that you will also need to take in plenty of water during your workout, but it does not need to be a carbohydrate beverage. Choosing salty snacks will be an advantage for you since you are a four-hour marathoner and you will need to replace sodium. You m ay also find that salty foods will be more palatable.
Try taking your carbs after the first 60 to 90 minutes, hen every 30 minutes or so. Consume about 0.5 grams per pound of body weight every hour. If you weigh 130 pounds, that is about 65 grams per hour or about 30 every half-hour.
To increase the palatability of sports drinks you might try freezing a bottle (remove a little before you freeze it, since it will expand) and carry it in a waist pack. By the time you drink it, it will be partially thawed, very cold and slushy, and you may find it easier to take.
You can also experiment with homemade drinks. Dilute fruit juice, one for one, and add one teaspoon of salt or light salt (for the electrolytes). Or try one tablespoon of sugar, a pinch of salt, one tablespoon of orange or lemon juice, and 7.5 ounces of ice water. That's from Nancy Clark's New York City Marathon Cookbook, which is an excellent resource if you want more ideas and great recipes.
The key is to find what works for you. There is no hard and fast rule that you must use the commercial carbohydrate replacements. Plan ahead and try different foods and timing of food intake during your training runs. Have a high-carb meal two to three hours prior to the event (one hour if you can tolerate it), drink plenty of water before beginning and then begin your carbohydrate replacement about 20 minutes before you think your body will need it.
Sarah Harding Laidlaw, M.S., R.D.
Littleton, CO
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Nutrients 2012, 4(3), 231-242; doi:10.3390/nu4030231
Gender Different Response to Immunonutrition in Liver Cirrhosis with Sepsis in Rats
Received: 9 February 2012 / Revised: 27 February 2012 / Accepted: 5 March 2012 / Published: 22 March 2012
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Abstract: Females with sepsis have a better prognosis than males, while those of both genders with cirrhosis have a high mortality. Impaired immunity accompanies liver cirrhosis. The potential association between sex and immunologic response of cirrhotic rats in sepsis following immunonutrition was investigated. One hundred and forty-three rats were randomly divided into groups. Liver cirrhosis was produced by weekly feeding of CCl4 for 8 weeks. Among them, 24 male and 19 female underwent castration one month before studying. The rats were fed with either immune enhancing diet or control diet for five days, then sepsis was induced with cecal ligation and two holes puncture. Main outcomes included mortality and serum cytokines (IL-1β, 6, and 10). Comparisons were made both within and between genders. Cirrhotic non-castrated male rats showed a significant decrease in mortality (64.1% vs. 32.1%, p = 0.032) with better survival than control diet following immune enhancing diet. Lower mortality of cirrhotic non-castrated female rats was found after immune enhancing diet (69.6% vs. 52.1%, p = 0.365). Cirrhotic castrated male rats showed a lower mortality (44.4%) following immune enhancing diet, and cirrhotic castrated female rats also showed significantly lower mortality and better survival than control diet after immune enhancing diet (87.5% vs. 33.3%, p = 0.004). Plasma concentrations of IL-1β were higher in non-oophorectomized female rats fed with control diet compared to immune enhancing diet. Non-orchidectomized males and non-oophorectomized females exhibited similar increases in IL-10 after immune enhancing diet. Our results demonstrated that immunonutrition was more beneficial for male than female cirrhotic rats following sepsis. Though orchidectomy was not found to be more advantageous for the normal male rats in sepsis, immunonutrition seemed to be as important as sex hormone for female rats in sepsis.
gender difference; immunonutrition; liver cirrhosis; sepsis; immunity; cecal ligation and puncture; sex hormone
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Hwang, T.-L.; Chen, C.-Y. Gender Different Response to Immunonutrition in Liver Cirrhosis with Sepsis in Rats. Nutrients 2012, 4, 231-242.
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Chicago/Turabian StyleHwang, Tsann-Long; Chen, Chi-Yi. 2012. "Gender Different Response to Immunonutrition in Liver Cirrhosis with Sepsis in Rats." Nutrients 4, no. 3: 231-242.
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OpinionLibya and War Powers The war against Libya may violate the US constitution, but once again the empire moves ahead with the military option. 07 Jul 2011 07:21 GMT | Politics, US & Canada, Afghanistan, Germany, Iraq About the Author Ted Rall Ted Rall is an American political cartoonist, columnist and author. Story highlights"Much rumbling has emanated from the US Congress on Libya - centered around technicalities around the War Powers Act [sic]," writes Pepe Escobar in the Asia Times. "As the semantic contortions involved in the Libya tragedy have already gone way beyond Newspeak, this means in practice US drones will keep joining NATO fighter jets in bombing civilians in Tripoli."Which is, of course, the big capital-P Point. The people of Libya, like those of Afghanistan and Iraq and Pakistan and Yemen and so on, are suffering privation and mutilation and death at the hands of NATO, which is nothing more than an American sock puppet. To the victims, the carnage is what matters. We cannot lose sight of that - and most of the world will Libya air strike "Much rumbling has emanated from the US Congress on Libya - centered around technicalities around the War Powers Act [sic]," writes Pepe Escobar in the Asia Times. "As the semantic contortions involved in the Libya tragedy have already gone way beyond Newspeak, this means in practice US drones will keep joining NATO fighter jets in bombing civilians in Tripoli."Which is, of course, the big capital-P Point. The people of Libya, like those of Afghanistan and Iraq and Pakistan and Yemen and so on, are suffering privation and mutilation and death at the hands of NATO, which is nothing more than an American sock puppet. To the victims, the carnage is what matters. We cannot lose sight of that - and most of the world will not. It is only the Americans, as always oblivious about the places they are wrecking and the people they are killing, who can't find Libya on a map, much less worry about it.Albeit secondarily, the struggle over war powers in Washington matters. It goes to the core of the nature of the American nation-state, the most heavily-armed country on the planet and thus the greatest cause of fear. War is the riskiest endeavor a nation can undertake. It can lead to catastrophe (Germany in 1945). A war can end in not-defeat (the USSR in Afghanistan during the 1980s) yet lead to collapse. It can wreck the economy (beginning with Vietnam, the US in every war). A war widely viewed as an unjustifiable act of aggression (the US in Iraq) can create new enemies and corrode a nation's moral standing internationally.Moreover, popular support is essential to victory. Thus, for political leaders there are two principal reasons to make sure their populations support them: first, popular wars inspire sacrifice and recruits; second, if and when there is a reversal of fortune it is easier to ask for sustained effort.Beyond practical considerations, any act as inherently monumental as sending troops and bombs to attack a foreign power must involve the majority of the citizenry, certainly all elected representatives. Otherwise it cannot claim even the window-dressing of democracy.Setting aside questions that ought not to be set aside-whether the US-NATO campaign against Gadafi is winnable, benevolent or may have ramifications beyond the conflict zone-the outcome of the internal struggle over whether Obama has the right to unilaterally commit the armed forces of the United States has broad implications for the world. If Obama prevails, establishing a firm precedent that a president need not consult with the legislature, the US will have undergone a final, undeniable transformation. Currently, right-wing exceptionalists view America as a nation that, though it makes mistakes, is generally a shining beacon of democracy and hope to a dark world, a true bastion of freedom. Leftist critics see such rhetoric as naïve at best, dishonest at worst; they view the US system as generally hegemonic and increasingly oppressive, yet forced to provide sufficient basic civil liberties to its own population to forestall internal revolt.Should Congress fail to sanction Obama in some significant way - impeachment is warranted though extremely unlikely, the bloom would be off the tattered, skanky rose once and for all. A president might be elected but would act like, and thus effectively be, a dictator. The tacit consent of the governed, the American people, would mean that the world would have to see the United States as even more dangerous than it already does.Ah, irony: the International Criminal Court at The Hague has issued a warrant for the Libyan ruler's arrest for the killing, torture and imprisonment of Libyan citizens. On the scales of bloody mayhem, however, Gadafi is a mere piker next to another man who has killed many thousands of Libyans (and Afghans and Iraqis, etc.) and controls an international gulag archipelago of secret prisons and torture camps. When will the ICC send cops after Obama? As things now stand, both Gadafi and Obama carry out their misdeeds with impunity. Neither the American nor the Libyan tyrant has a parliament to worry about. NATO airstrikes destroyed the one in Tripoli in early June.So let's look at the war over the non-war war in Libya.At the center of the debate over the Libyan war in Washington is the constitutionally- defined role of the US president. Legally, the president of the United States has "not the power to command, but the power to persuade," political scientist Richard Neustadt wrote. Theodore Roosevelt, the early 20th century leader who spearheaded the transformation of the U.S. into a global empire, agreed. He dubbed the American presidency a "bully pulpit." (By "bully," he meant "terrific," a meaning that has fallen out of popular usage. He did not mean intimidating or aggressive.) The president is not a dictator—not in theory, anyway. He is highly influential, but power resides with other government institutions.Under this structure, the US Constitution is clear: only the Congress has the right to declare war. This has only happened five times in American history. The most recent was seven decades ago, after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, famously declaring the day of the raid "a day that will live in infamy," asked Congress to exercise its constitutional prerogative to authorise a formal state of war.Yet the US has been one of the most bellicose nations on earth throughout its history. Rarely has a year passed without American military forces invading, occupying, shelling, bombing or otherwise attacking a foreign country. For my most recent book The Anti-American Manifesto I attempted to compile a comprehensive list of US military actions. They were literally uncountable. Central American states were invaded, colonized, and partitioned so often they'd might as have well have printed their signs in English and used dollars for currency - and some did. The list of US military interventions goes on for page after page after page - and that's after shrinking the type so small that it's barely readable.For all the admirable qualities of the American people - love of rock 'n' roll, deep-fried food, and hugely impractical cars, and ridiculous movies featuring numerous explosions - Americans are not the smartest. They are an easily confused lot. This is not their fault. The media is filled with repetitive pro-government propaganda, schools whitewash American history, and years of effective Madison Avenue advertising has made it impossible for them to judge what is true and what is BS. Not to mention the fact that signs of independent thinking prompt the issuance of prescriptions for brain-deadening anti-depressant narcotics. In such a situation, simple facts evaporate. Even members of the professional pundit class routinely cite the president's role as "commander-in-chief of the army and the navy" as enunciated by the constitution as the source of his power to drop napalm on Vietnamese farmers, insert commandos into the Iranian desert and, on two occasions nearly three decades apart, blow up Colonel Gaddafi's children.In reality, the president is commander-in-chief of nothing. The wars in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Libya, Yemen and elsewhere have no basis in US law.The US Constitution was written in the late 18th century by men who had served as officials in the British colonial government. As it was in England at the time, the term "commander in chief" was widely understood to be completely ceremonial. Early US presidents, who had been present at the constitutional conventions that created the framework of the new republic, understood and accepted that they had no right to commit soldiers to combat. The first president to do so, Thomas Jefferson, formally requested authorization from Congress in order to launch punitive raids against the Barbary States of north Africa, including the city-state of Tripoli. As time passed, however, presidents exploited war fever, fading memories and anti-intellectualism to assert expanded executive power. Though never ratified by law, "commander in chief" came to imply something it had never meant originally: the unilateral right to declare war. They often came to Congress for a rubber-stamp resolution of approval, but this was mere window-dressing. Over time, they didn't even bother. They might informally consult with a few key leaders. Most recently, Barack Obama dispensed with Congress altogether. He began bombing Libya with the stroke of a pen."On the question of war power, I believe the Constitution is as clear as it is plain," Joe Biden said on the floor of the U.S. Senate in 1998. "To be sure, the Commander in Chief ensures that the president has the sole power to direct US military forces in combat. But that power - except in very few limited circumstances - derives totally from Congressional authority. It is not the power to move from a state of a peace to a state of war. It is a power, once the state of war is in play, to command the forces, but not to change the state. Until that authority is granted, the President has no inherent power to send forces to war—except, as I said, in certain very limited circumstances, such as to repel sudden attacks or to protect the safety and security of Americans abroad."Anyone with a passing familiarity with US law knows that Biden was right. (At the time he was arguing against Bill Clinton's undeclared war against Serbia.) But it didn't matter. In the United States, de facto trumps the law of the land. The US government is neither above nor beyond the law; it is outside. It is lawless. The culmination of the triumph of might-makes-right autocracy over democracy was George W. Bush's "theory of the unitary executive," which asserts that the president is not merely the highest-ranking member of the executive branch of government, but embodies it in his person. Two more branches, and we will have arrived at the Fuhrer Prinicple.Even Democratic "liberals" accept this state of affairs. Last year the documentary filmmaker Michael Moore complained: "It matters not whom we elect. The Pentagon and the military contractors call the shots. The title 'Commander in Chief' is ceremonial, like 'Employee of the Month' at your local Burger King." True, that title is ceremonial—but here Moore is complaining that warmaking power has been stolen from the president, with whom he believes it ought to reside, by the goons of the military-industrial complex.One wonders whether Biden, now vice president, still decries what in 1998 he called the prevalent bipartisan "monarchist" view of the power of the president to make war.Near the end of the Vietnam War Congress passed (over Richard Nixon's veto) the War Powers Resolution, which requires the president to receive approval from Congress within 60 to 90 days of the commencement of "hostilities." Presidents of both parties have disputed the Resolution's constitutionality and/or have simply ignored it. Which is a little strange. As Daghlia Lithwick wrote in Newsweek in 2008, the WPR has never stopped US presidents from doing what they love most: bombing and shooting and whatnot."Congress is always too deferential, too credulous and too timid to check a strong president in wartime, and only ever speaks out after the war has become unpopular," Lithwick wrote. "Congress will always offer up a tiny little authorization to use force, and stand by as that authorization swallows up several countries, many years and thousands of dead soldiers. Our war-powers problems lie not in the failure of checks and balances, but in the fact that Congress is invariably comfortable opposing wars only in hindsight."But even the possibility of post facto opposition was more than former law professor Barack Obama was willing to countenance. He has taken a novel tack on Libya, stating that he believed the Resolution to be both constitutional and binding but not applicable to the bloodshed being unleashed upon Libya because it does not rise to the level of actual "hostilities". Military operations against Libya, Obama's lawyers stated, is under NATO control. They also claimed there were no US ground troops. Even if these were valid arguments - most experts say they are not - they are transparently untrue. NATO is a fig-leaf for the US. Both soldiers and CIA operatives have been training and arming the Benghazi-based rebels for months.Will Congress move beyond toothless resolutions? Will it censure Obama or cut off funding for his war against Libya? I guess not. Americans politicians have neither the will nor the maneuvering space to save the United States from descending, once and for all, into total despotism. 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Dizzy | |
Species | Elephant |
Gender | Male |
Birthday | July 14 |
Catchphrase | "woo-oo" |
Personality | Lazy |
Appearances | Animal Forest e+ Animal Crossing (GCN) Animal Crossing: Wild World Animal Crossing: City Folk |
Original Shirt | "No. 5 Shirt" |
House Music | K.K. Gumbo |
Dizzy (Japanese name: ヒュージ, Huge) has appeared in Animal Crossing, Animal Forest e+, Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
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Dizzy is a Lazy neighbor. He will normally talk to others about both food and relaxation. Jock neighbors will wonder why he doesn't talk about their common interests. His hobbies are fishing for his food and relaxation.


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CorvallisWide windows beckon the sun's rays into your spacious hotel room, while also offering beautiful views of the spindly vines in the courtyards below. Choose from simple motels, or characterful bed and breakfasts, where you'll be welcomed in like long lost friends. Hotels in Corvallis can keep you connected and entertained at all times, offering quick WiFi, and flat-screen televisions with cable TV and DVD players attached. Wake to the smell of tasty omelets in the morning, and fill up on cereals and cooked meats during your hotel's breakfast buffet. Be sure to help yourself to plenty of fresh filter coffee - if you need a little morning boost. Where to stayCorvallis is a creative place, and you'll stumble across home-grown art hanging everywhere in downtown - from its restaurants to its banks. Bag an original by visiting Central Park during the Corvallis Fall Festival Annual Arts Party – where you can browse the colorful portfolios of local artists, while bobbing your head to the beat of live music. Or, stay in Philomath, where you'll be surrounded by some of the area's best wineries. Sip samples to taste for yourself how Willamette Valley's long growing season, and mild climate, helps its producers nurture the perfect pinot noir grape. How to get to CorvallisThe Downtown Transit Center is the hub of the city's travel network, and you can hop onto long distance Greyhound busses to Portland and Vancouver from there. Portland International Airport is the nearest major airport to the city – around 1.5 hours away – but the smaller Eurgene Airport is also worth considering. Located 35 miles from the city, it takes flights from San Francisco, Seattle, and Honolulu.
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Super 8 Corvallis
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Rodeway Inn Willamette River
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Best Western Plus Prairie Inn
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Holiday Inn Express Corvallis-On the River
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Econo Lodge
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Hilton Garden Inn Corvallis
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"The hotel is in a lovely building - all brick - directly across from the campus. The downstairs lounge area is quiet and intimate. Front desk friendly and efficient."
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Days Inn Corvallis
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