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Michigan's ban: Sotomayor's 'disadvantages'
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor was so upset by the court's Monday decision upholding Michigan's ban on racial preferences in higher education that she wrote a 58-page dissent in which she compared the ban to Jim Crow laws. A more absurd comparison could hardly be imagined.
Michigan voters amended the state constitution in 2006 to forbid state colleges and universities to "discriminate against, or grant preferential treatment to, any individual or group on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin in the operation of public employment, public education, or public contracting."
Sotomayor claims the ban amounts to the "last chapter of discrimination: A majority of the Michigan electorate changed the basic rules of the political process in that State in a manner that uniquely disadvantaged racial minorities." But is it a race-neutral admissions process that "disadvantages" minorities, or is it the public school system from which they emerge unprepared for college?
Many affirmative action bans, like Michigan's, prohibit racial preferences for the purpose of increasing diversity. Census data show that non-Hispanic whites are down to 57 percent of Floridians, Arizonans and New Yorkers, 44.5 percent of Texans, 39.8 percent of New Mexicans and 39 percent of Californians. At some point, preference bans will begin to disadvantage whites. What will Sotomayor think of them then?


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AUSTIN, TX - The Texas women's team added to its first place lead, while the Texas men jumped into the top spot in the team standings after the second day of action at the 2013 Big 12 Swimming and Diving Championships in the Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center.
On the women's side, Rachael Burnett grabbed West Virginia's first win of the meet, smashing the Big 12 Championship record in the 500 freestyle with a time of 4:38.40. UT took over from there as Skylar Smith won the 200 IM (1:57.12). For the second year in a row, Ellen Lobb of Texas took home the 50 freestyle crown, winning with a time of 22.27. Lobb also anchored the Longhorn relay team with Sarah Denninghoff, Laura Sogar and Gretchen Jaques to claim the 400 medley relay crown (3:42.92).
UT also got a big points boost from the women's 1-meter dive as Texas took the top three spots. Maren Taylor won the event with a score of 323.20, marking her third league title in as many diving events.
WVU women sit in second place with 253 points. TCU is in third, with Iowa State and Kansas in fourth and fifth, respectively.
For the men, Texas maintained its lead, taking three-of-four events contested on the second day. Longhorn Michael McBroom nabbed is second career Big 12 crown, winning the 500 freestyle in 4:14.42. UT's Austin Kurhoff followed that up with a win 200 IM in an NCAA 'A' qualifying time of 1:43.59 while Charlie Moore took home the title in the 50 freestyle (19.73). West Virginia then picked up its first men's victory of the meet as the team of Andrew Marsh, Christopher Brill, Julien Vialette and Nathan Cobbe won the 400 freestyle relay with a time of 3:17.99.
WVU sits in second with 253 points, while TCU is third with 204.
The championships resume Friday with prelims at 10 a.m. The men's three-meter diving finals begin at 5 p.m., while swimming finals kick off at 6 p.m.
Men - 1. Texas (326); 2. West Virginia (253); 3. TCU (204)
Women - 1. Texas (318); 2. West Virginia (217); 3. TCU (181); 4. Iowa State (175.5); 5. Kansas (155.5)
500-Yard Freestyle: Michael McBroom (Texas) - 4:14.42
200-Yard Individual Medley: Austin Kurhoff (Texas) - 1:43.59
50-Yard Freestyle: Charlie Moore (Texas) - 19.73
400-Yard Freestyle Relay: West Virginia (Andrew Marsh, Christopher Brill, Julien Vialette, Nathan Cobbe) - 3:11.13
500-Yard Freestyle: Rachael Burnett (West Virginia) - 4:38.40^
200-Yard Individual Medley: Skylar Smith (Texas) - 1:57.12
50-Yard Freestyle: Ellen Lobb (Texas) - 22.27
Women's 1-Meter Diving: Maren Taylor (Texas) - 323.20
400-Yard Freestyle Relay: Texas (Sarah Denninghoff, Laura Sogar, Gretchen Jaques, Ellen Lobb) - 3:42.92
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israel has barred 30 runners, including an Olympic athlete, from leaving the Gaza Strip to participate in a marathon later this week, highlighting Israel's tight restrictions on travel in and out of the Hamas-ruled territory, Palestinian officials said Tuesday.
In the case of the Olympic runner, Nader Masri, the travel ban was upheld Tuesday by Israel's Supreme Court. Masri, 34, participated in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
Separately, 36 young musicians requested to leave Gaza for a weeklong music competition in the West Bank and east Jerusalem, but were also denied permission, organizers said. An Israeli defense official said a final decision has not been made. The competition begins Wednesday.
The cases underscored Israel's restrictions on Gaza, which human rights activists argue amount to collective punishment and are often arbitrary. They say the travel ban is part of an Israeli attempt to sever ties between Gaza and the West Bank, territories that lie on opposite ends of Israel and are sought by the Palestinians for a future state, along with east Jerusalem.
Israel and Gaza's other neighbor, Egypt, have severely limited access to Gaza since the territory was seized by the Islamic militant Hamas in 2007. Virtually all exports from Gaza are banned and most of Gaza's 1.7 million people cannot travel abroad. Israel considers Hamas, which has killed hundreds of Israelis in suicide bombings and other attacks, a terrorist group.
The Palestinian Olympic Committee said it had asked Israel for permits for the 30 runners to leave Gaza so they could attend the second annual international marathon in the West Bank town of Bethlehem on Friday.
Itidal al-Mugrabi, a senior official in the committee, said all requests were denied last month. She said the Bethlehem event, which will also include shorter races, was expected to draw some 700 runners from Europe in addition to local athletes.
After being denied a permit, Masri approached the Israeli rights group Gisha, which appealed to Israel's Supreme Court.
The judges ruled Tuesday that they could not intervene in the defense minister's policy considerations, but suggested the military consider more exemptions from the travel ban.
Masri said he was disappointed.
"The ban no doubt limits my ability to challenge other champions from elsewhere," Masri said. He said he trains daily in the streets and three times a week in a local gym.
Ostensibly, Masri should have stood a good chance of getting the exit permit even under Israel's stringent criteria.
Those permitted to leave Gaza, at least in principle, include members of the Palestinian Olympic team and the Palestinian soccer team, according to guidelines published in 2011 by the branch of Israel's military dealing with implementing the policy toward Gaza.
According to that list, exceptions are also made for Gaza residents seeking to attend events in the West Bank sponsored by the Palestinian Authority, the self-rule government of Hamas' political rival, President Mahmoud Abbas.
Maj. Guy Inbar, an Israeli defense official, said Masri's request was denied because it "does not meet the rules for exceptions for sports events."
Inbar said the Bethlehem marathon sponsored by the Palestinian Authority "has political overtones," but did not elaborate. He initially said that others who applied for permits were support staff, but then said he needed to check that information.
Eitan Diamond, the head of Gisha, said underlying Israel's policy is an attempt to "create a divide between the West Bank and Gaza, to remove Gaza from the consciousness of the Israeli public, to push Gaza away."
Israel captured the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem in 1967. It withdrew from Gaza in 2005, but continues to control access by air, land and sea.
Much of the international community considers the lands captured in 1967 as a single territorial unit, in contrast to Israel's claim that Gaza is no longer occupied.
Associated Press writers Karin Laub and Mohammed Daraghmeh contributed to this report from the West Bank.


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Two St. Mary Parish sheriff's deputies are still in stable condition after they were shot Saturday morning in a shooting that left two others dead in Charenton near the Chitimacha Native American reservation, a State Police spokesman said Sunday.
Wilbert Thibodeaux, 48, of Charenton, is being held in the Iberia Parish Jail on two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of attempted first-degree murder and one count of arson in the incident, Trooper Stephen Hammons said in a news release.
The deputies remain in hospitals in Lafayette and New Orleans, Hammons said.
Thibodeaux is also accused in the fatal shootings of a Chitimacha police officer and a mobile home resident, Hammons said.
Authorities plan to complete a detailed investigation into the shootings, Hammons said, asking for patience from the public.
The Chitimacha policeman and deputies responded to reports of a fire at a mobile home and a man armed with a shotgun walking along Flat Town Road just off the Chitimacha reservation, near Cypress Bayou Casino, Hammons said.
Thibodeaux fired at the Chitimacha officer, who died on the scene, then fired multiple shots at the deputies who had just arrived, wounding them, Hammons said. During the exchange of gunfire, Thibodeaux was wounded.
Hammons said he would release more information Monday about Thibodeaux's shooting.
After Thibodeaux was wounded, deputies took him into custody without incident, Hammons said.
The State Police are investigating the shooting, Hammons said.
St. Mary Parish Sheriff Mark Hebert, Chitimacha Police Chief Blaze Smith, 16th Judicial District Attorney Phil Haney, State Fire Marshal Butch Browning and officials from Louisiana State Police will hold a joint news conference Monday in Franklin to release the names of the officer killed and the deputies who were wounded along with other information, Hammons said.
A time for the news conference has not yet been set, Hammons said Sunday afternoon.
Hammons said the body of Eddie Lyons, 78, of Charenton, the occupant of the mobile home, was found in the burned wreckage of the mobile home. Detectives believe Lyons was shot before the fire was started, he said.
St. Mary Parish Coroner's Office personnel were conducting an investigation into the incidents, Browning said.
Browning said a mobile home, large shed and two vehicles were destroyed in the fire. The mobile home, shed and one of the vehicles were near each other in the same lot and the second car was on the same side of the street, about 150 feet away from the mobile home.
Browning has said his office suspects the fires were intentional and that his agency's investigation is ongoing.
Fire investigators have not yet pinpointed the cause or origin of the fires, whether each fire was set individually or if the fire spread to each location, he said.
The casino is run by the Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana and is less than a quarter-mile from the scene of the shootings.
Charenton is located about 45 miles southeast of Lafayette.
Access to and from the casino was restricted for roughly 90 minutes as a precautionary measure while law enforcement authorities responded to the shooting, casino spokeswoman Nancy Herrington said.
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A 26-year-old Vermont man caught hauling more than 100 pounds of marijuana has been given Nebraska prison time.
Online court records say Nathaniel Miller was given four to six years at his sentencing Thursday in Lancaster County District Court. He'd pleaded no contest on March 26 to attempted possession of a firearm while possessing illicit drugs.
Prosecutors had lowered the charge in return for Miller's plea.
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GSA Launches USA Services: New Initiative Rapidly Connects Citizens with the Federal Government Service Answers Citizens' Web, E-mail and Telephone Questions in 2 Days or Less GSA # 10032 Contact: Deborah K. Ruiz, (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 30, 2003) – The General Services Administration (GSA) today formally launched USA Services, a Bush Administration E-Government initiative that pledges to provide citizens with responses to all their Web, e-mail and telephone inquiries within two business days or less.During a briefing for government officials hosted by Clay Johnson, Deputy Director of Management at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), Mark Forman, Administrator for E-Government and Information Technology at OMB, and GSA Administrator Stephen A. Perry, USA Services was offered as the government's first comprehensive "customer service department" for citizens. "USA Services delivers on President Bush's E-Government promise by dramatically improving citizen access to timely, reliable, consistent, and secure information, and helps GSA fulfill its mission of helping federal agencies better serve the public," said GSA Administrator Stephen A. Perry. "I am proud to say USA Services now answers most citizens' web and telephone inquiries immediately, and we pledge to provide answers to all e-mail and telephone citizen inquiries within two business days or less. This truly meets the Bush E-Government theme of 'My Government. My Terms.'"USA Services, in keeping with the President's Management Agenda, responds to citizens' inquiries for information and government services via telephone, e-mail, print publications, fax, and the FirstGov.gov Web site. By partnering with other government agencies, USA Services is not only improving citizen customer service, but also developing, through collaborative efforts, government-wide standards in customer service, performance metrics, and best practices for customer service."USA Services provides citizens with state-of-the-art, comprehensive customer service in a seamless fashion," said M.J. Jameson, Associate Administrator of GSA's Office of Citizen Services and Communications (OCSC). "In concert with other federal agencies, USA Services is establishing a standard for citizen service across the federal government." "By making it easy for citizens to contact the federal government and quickly get a answer, USA Services is making government more responsive to its customers, " said Clay Johnson, OMB's Deputy Director of Management. "With today's launch, tens of millions of Americans will be able to get service by placing a single call to 1-800-FED-INFO or writing an e-mail at FirstGov.gov. They won't have to thumb through a phone book figuring out what agency they should call, nor click through hundreds of Web sites produced by an online search. Making government responsive and easy, that is what the President's E-Government initiative is all about."USA Services, created to be the centerpiece of citizen-centered government, is the official multi-channel front door to federal information and services for citizens. Its charter is to improve the delivery of information and services while affecting significant government efficiencies. These benefits will be achieved by creating a single point of contact for citizens where information for all federal agencies can be refined, consolidated and disseminated. USA Services is built on the foundation of three successful information channels, each of which has been providing comprehensive access to federal information and services within its particular medium: FirstGov.gov (for Web services); the National Contact Center at 1-800-FED-INFO (for telephone and e-mail services); and the Federal Citizen Information Center in Pueblo, Colo. (for publications).The initiative also offers a broad range of services to help federal agencies deliver information and conduct business with citizens through these channels. During the briefing on USA Services for government agencies, officials from Departments of the Interior and State, as well as from the Food and Drug Administration and the Social Security Administration which have partnered with USA Services were also on hand to provide their perspectives on how the initiative was helping them better serve citizens. By establishing partnerships, USA Services can help federal agencies comply with the Executive Memorandum of December 1999. That directive requires agencies to be able to receive and respond to citizens via e-mail. Federal agencies may partner with USA Services in a number of ways, including: Contact Center Services 1-800-FED-INFOThe National Contact Center (NCC) through 1-800-FED-INFO currently responds to about 2 million telephone inquires a year. Agencies are encouraged to redirect to the NCC telephone inquires that are not related to the agency's mission. 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TERRE HAUTE, IND. -- Nationally ranked Franklin College showed its strength and improved to 5-0 in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference football action with a 64-14 victory over Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology on Saturday at Cook Stadium.
The No. 12 ranked Grizzlies won their 31st consecutive HCAC game and 15th straight conference game on the road in the victory. Jonny West led the offense with a 39-53 performance for 473 yards and five touchdown passes, and Kyle Linville paced the receivers with 16 catches for 200 yards and two scores.
Senior Ryan Landwehr (Tipp City, Ohio/Tippecanoe Valley) led the Fightin' Engineer offense with a 26-40 effort for 210 yards passing. Sophomore Jacob Dye (Tipton) hauled in eight receptions for 57 yards, and senior Marcus Washington (Frankfort, Ky.) joined senior Connor Gerhart (La Mesa, Calif./La Jolla Country Day) with six receptions.
Junior Brian Soller (Indianapolis/Roncalli) led the Rose-Hulman ground attack with 24 yards on seven carries including his first college touchdown. Freshman Jordan Irvin (Amherst, Ohio/Marion Steele) added a fourth quarter touchdown rush.
Defensively, freshman Kevin Nowak (Naperville, Ill./Central) led the Engineers with 10 tackles, including nine solo efforts. The Rose-Hulman defense also forced four sacks, led by two sacks from senior Dean Griffing (Plano, Ill./Aurora Christian) and two tackles-for-loss from freshman Jordan Harr (Carrollton, Ill.).
Franklin improved to 5-2 on the season and 5-0 in conference play with the win, while Rose-Hulman stands 4-3 and 4-1 in league play. The Fightin' Engineers and the College of Mount St. Joseph will square off in a battle for second-place standing in the HCAC next Saturday at 1:30 p.m.


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NACDL Letter to U.S. Senate
February 1, 2012
S.AMDT. 1483, the Leahy-Cornyn Amendment to the STOCK Act, is a dangerous attempt to bypass the democratic process and enact into law a controversial proposal that will undoubtedly result in the arbitrary and potentially politically-motivated deprivation of freedom for innocent, law-abiding Americans. This amendment is not germane to the STOCK Act and contains a major change to existing federal law that has never received Congressional, let alone public, scrutiny. We urge you to block consideration of S.AMDT. 1483 and to vote against any attempt to attach it to the STOCK Act. Contrary to the claims of its sponsors, not all of the provisions of S.AMDT. 1483 have been fully vetted by either the Senate or House Judiciary Committee. While much of the text of S.AMDT. 1483 is similar to the so-called "Clean Up Government Act" (H.R. 2572), it fails to include some of the key changes made to H.R. 2572 during markup that would increase the mens rea (criminal intent) protections provided by the law, and, worse, it includes an entirely new change that dramatically expands an existing federal criminal offense—the removal of the word "personally" from 18 USC 201(c)(1)(B). This change is unnecessary and eviscerates a sensible limitation contrary to Congressional intent. Deleting "personally" from the existing law will subject all things of value given to anyone with a connection (either professional or personal) to a public official to prosecutorial scrutiny and will create uncertainty with regard to items such as campaign contributions. The change in the law is not necessary due to the operation of criminal conspiracy laws as well as case decisions that already allow DOJ to prosecute third parties. See United States v. McCarter, 219 Fed.Appx. 921 (11th Cir. 2007); United States v. Sun-Diamond Growers of California, 941 F.Supp. 1262 (D.D.C. 1996). And yet, the sponsors of S.AMDT. 1483 are attempting to make this significant change to existing federal criminal law in a way that will guarantee it receives zero scrutiny from their fellow Senators, let alone the Senate Judiciary Committee. Supporters of the amendment, and the bill in general, characterize it as merely "closing loopholes." Reversing two U.S. Supreme Court decisions is not closing loopholes; it is, however, irresponsible. S.AMDT. 1483 seeks to re-write multiple criminal laws in precisely the way the Supreme Court has declared would be unconstitutionally vague and overbroad. See Skilling v. United States, 130 S.Ct. 2896 (2010); United States v. Sun-Diamond Growers of California, 526 U.S. 398 (1999). Requiring the criminal law to provide well-intentioned and law-abiding Americans with notice of what constitutes illegal activity is far from a loophole; it is a fundamental pillar of our Constitutional structure. The decades of successful prosecutions of corrupt public officials with the over two dozen federal criminal statutes already in existence belies all assertions that the Department of Justice desperately needs more tools in order to prevent public corruption. Supporters of S.AMDT. 1483 claim that DOJ cannot do its job without the changes therein, and yet, to support these claims, they point to multiple cases of successful federal criminal prosecutions of public officials. In fact, they fail to cite a single case where DOJ was legitimately hampered in bringing criminal charges. S.AMDT. 1483 is not only the poster-child of the disturbing and costly overcriminalization trend, it is the epitome of all that is dysfunctional with the federal criminal law-making process. Groups across the right-left political spectrum agree: Congress must end its addiction to criminalizing the everyday conduct of everyday people. These same groups agree that hasty, uninformed and knee-jerk criminalization wreaks unsustainable havoc on our system of justice. The provisions of S.AMDT. 1483 represent a number of dramatic changes to the law desired by the Department of Justice that Congress has declined to support on multiple occasions. Now, its sponsors are trying to slip it into the STOCK Act unnoticed. Don't let the STOCK Act become a tool for special interests—Vote NO on S.AMDT. 1483.
NACDL Letter to U.S. SenateJanuary 30, 2012
The "Clean Up Government Act" is dangerously vague and puts innocent people at risk of criminal prosecution. That was the nearly unanimous conclusion of several Members of the House Judiciary Committee after an extensive hearing on the bill (H.R. 2572) last summer. Despite attempts to revise its provisions, the bill remains a poster-child for the disturbing and costly overcriminalization trend. In its effort to overturn multiple, unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decisions, this bill tramples on states' rights and opens the door to politically-motivated prosecutions. Although the Senate Judiciary Committee has never engaged in public debate on this version of the bill, there are plans to offer it on the floor of the Senate as an amendment to another bill as early as tomorrow. Passing laws that could deprive law-abiding citizens of their freedom are troubling enough, but doing so without sufficient debate is simply unacceptable.
Groups across the right-left political spectrum agree: Congress must end its addiction to criminalizing the everyday conduct of everyday people. Rather than clean up government, this law will only muddy the waters and it will do so at the taxpayers' expense. Vote against overcriminalization by voting no on any attempt to amend the so-called "Clean Up Government Act" to a bill on the Senate floor.
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Pictured: Lauren Mann finished her career with 290 saves,
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Senior goalkeeper Lauren Mann and junior forward Katherine Sheeleigh of the Harvard women's soccer team have been named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Mid-Atlantic Region third team, the NSCAA announced.
Mann, a native of Encinitas, Calif., was tabbed to her fourth All-Ivy League team this fall, as she was named to the second team. She owned a 9-7-1 record and had three shutouts, while owning a 1.34 goals-against average. Mann, who was named to the NEWISA Senior Bowl, stopped 69 of 92 shots she faced (.750), including 10 against Boston College in the first round of the 2009 NCAA tournament Nov. 13. Mann, the Ivy League Rookie of the Year in 2006, completed her career ranked third in program history with 290 saves.
Sheeleigh, a nominee for Soccer News Net Player of the Year, earned her third straight selection to the All-Ivy League first team this fall. She led Harvard with 21 points, including a team-best eight goals, four of which held up for game-winning tallies. Sheeleigh, who hails from New Vernon, N.J., ranked third in the Ancient Eight in points and stood fourth in goals. Through three seasons, Sheeleigh has climbed the Harvard record books and now ranks tied for seventh on program history with 22 goals and ninth with 54 points.
Sheeleigh has now been honored to the NSCAA All-Region team three times and was the Ivy League Rookie of the Yearn in 2007. She also has succeeded in the classroom, having been selected to the Academic All-Ivy League team, as well as the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District third team.
Mann, Sheeleigh Earn Selections to NSCAA All-Region Team
Pictured: Lauren Mann finished her career with 290 saves,
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If a man adopts an orphan girl, and she has no ties of kinship with him, is this girl obliged when she grows up to observe hijab in front of this man? What are the matters that he must bear in mind with regard to the issue of adoption, taking into consideration the fact that he did not give her his name? All the man wants is to attain the reward mentioned in the hadeeth of the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him): "Whoever raise two girls until they reach puberty and get married, he and I will be like these two on the Day of Resurrection" and he held together two of his fingers. Narrated by Muslim and at-Tirmidhi.
The Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) said: "Whoever takes care of two girls until they reach puberty, he and I will come like this on the Day of Resurrection" – and he held his two fingers together.
Narrated by Muslim (2631). According to a report narrated by at-Tirmidhi (1914): "Whoever takes care of two girls, he and I will enter Paradise like these two" and he gestured with his two fingers.
The commentators interpreted the virtue mentioned in the two hadeeths as referring to daughters and sisters. Imam Muslim narrated in the previous hadeeth, "Whoever takes care of two girls…" in the chapter on "The virtue of treating daughters with kindness." And Imam at-Tirmidhi narrated it in the chapter on "What was narrated about spending on daughters and sisters."
The one who takes care of his daughters and sisters properly will attain the virtue mentioned in these hadeeths, which is being with the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) in Paradise.
But with regard to the virtue of sponsoring orphans and the great reward for that, Muslim (2983) narrated that Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: The Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) said: "The one who sponsors an orphan, whether it is a relative of his or not, he and I will be like these two in Paradise," and Maalik pointed with his forefinger and middle finger.
An-Nawawi (may Allah have mercy on him) said: With regard to the words "whether it is a relative of his or not", the one who is a relative of his is one who is related to him such as his grandfather, mother, grandmother, brother, sister, paternal uncle, maternal uncle, maternal aunt, paternal aunt, and other relatives. And the one who is not a relative is one with whom he has no blood ties. End quote from Sharh Muslim by an-Nawawi.
It is proven in at-Tirmidhi (1918) that Sahl ibn Sa'd (may Allah be pleased with him) said: The Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) said: "I and the one who sponsors an orphan will be in Paradise like these two," and he gestured with his two fingers, meaning the forefinger and the middle finger. Classed as saheeh by Shaykh al-Albaani in Saheeh Sunan at-Tirmidhi.
In the answer to question no. 126003 we discussed the issue of adoption and said that it is of two types, permissible and forbidden.
With regard to the permissible type, it means looking after the orphan and taking care of his affairs, without attributing the orphan to the one who adopts.
In that answer, we also stated that when the girl reaches puberty, her sponsor is regarded as a non-mahram to her, so it is not permissible for her to uncover her face in front of him or to be alone with him, but she may uphold ties with him by greeting him and asking him how he is, in return for his kindness and generosity towards her when she was small.
It says in Fataawa al-Lajnah ad-Daa'imah: It is not permissible for you to stay with this man who adopted you, and it is not permissible for you to uncover your face in front of him, because he is a non-mahram to you and adoption does not mean that you are related. … But there is nothing wrong with greeting him verbally without shaking hands, praying for him and thanking him for his kindness.
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Winning Nashua Board of Education candidates weigh Common Core effect
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— The four candidates who came out on top in Tuesday's Board of Education race have mixed views on the role the Common Core standards played in the election.
Nashua has a strong and vocal group of parents and residents who oppose the standards, which outline what students are expected to know at each grade level. Opponents also question other aspects of the Common Core initiative, including the assessment tests due to begin in the spring of 2015, student data collection and the overall cost of the national reform movement.
David Murotake, who voters returned for a second term on the board, said all six candidates were up to the job and each brought a unique skill set to the table.
"But as I reviewed the candidates, who were all qualified, one thing I found interesting was those who won expressed a serious concern about the Common Core and whether the curriculum standards are appropriate, and whether the assessments are appropriate," said Murotake, who has proposed a resolution to delay the assessment tests for two years.
Incumbents Dennis Ryder and Thomas Vaughan, who support implementing the standards and tests in Nashua's schools, both lost their bids for re-election to the board. Neither Ryder nor Vaughan was available for comment.
Sandra Ziehm, who won a third term on the board, said Common Core was an ever-present issue during the campaign, but it is hard to gauge how many voters were driven by their support or opposition to the standards.
"There was a Common Core question at every forum we had," said Ziehm. "I was amazed at how well it was being vetted."
And while Ziehm also said voters asked her questions about where candidates stood on Common Core, she also felt there were other issues at play, such as the need for more resources for classrooms and teachers that may have determined Tuesday night's final tallies.
George Farrington and Dotty Oden, both former BOE members who served during the 1990s, also won seats on the board, with Farrington coming in first in the field of six candidates.
Farrington and Oden were out first thing Wednesday morning making good on their promise to collect campaign signs from homeowners' yards as soon as the election was over.
"I thought it was interesting that the two people who didn't win supported Common Core, but I don't think it was a major issue," said Oden.
"For George and myself, I think it had to do with the work we did," she added.
Farrington and Oden spent weeks walking the wards and reaching out personally to voters.
Farrington said Common Core was a key issue with some voters, and he spoke with two or three people outside the polls on Tuesday who opposed the standards.
"But I think it would be a stretch to say Common Core played a major role," he said. "There are reports that still say a fairly significant percentage of people are still unaware of Common Core."
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In 2002, 03 and 04 I sent out customized Christmas CDs. That was back in olden times when people actually played CDs. After 04, I started sending out something a little different each year.
I like the little gift to work in concept with the message. So when I sent out pez, I wished for everyone's new year to be sweet. When I sent out greeting cards, I wished for all of the the years events to be happy ones, etc..
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How sweet is that?! And how in the heck do I get on your Christmas card list?!ReplyDelete
Love 'em.
Hmmm... This is why being a talented overachiever is hard - you have to outdo yourself!! Sorry, no suggestions here but I wanted to tell you that I love, love, love, love and yes, LOVE Christmas 06's card! I tried to find another picture of it around the site but no luck yet! I was thinking something similar would be so cute for my daughter's first birthday!! If you have any other pictures of it, please let me know!ReplyDelete
Oh and good luck, overachiever! :)
I love this idea of your friends must look forward to your 'cards' each year...I would. xvReplyDelete
Those library bookplates are too precious! They'd be perfect for my friend, Hannah, whose dream is to have her own library one day. Where can I buy some?ReplyDelete
My guess for this year's cards... a dollar bill? For a prosperous new year?
Oh you dog you....making us guess and all! Ha LOVE the dollar bill idea that the socialite above proposed!ReplyDelete
Anything you do will reek of amazingfantabulousness!
And...all I can think is that you must have my address wrong, I'll email you the correct one.
Thanks everyone. Getting on my christmas list is very hard to do :) I refuse to have more than 50 on my list at any one time so only those on the nice list stay on. hahaReplyDelete
RuralSocialite - I designed and printed the bookplates myself but I know you can buy them too. I saw them in Anthropologie sometime this summer.
Can't wait to see. If anyone get's bumped off the "nice list", please keep me in mind;o)ReplyDelete
Ok I am going to need a how to on how you make your cards. What program do you use? Use clearly have them printed right? I have no many questions! :)ReplyDelete
You are so talented! Love to read your posts!! xoxoReplyDelete
As I've said before- you are just too much...but in a very good way. I don't know how you do it. How lucky to be on your list!ReplyDelete
Well, these put my cards to shame :) Love the pez! Too fun.ReplyDelete
Oh boy, I sure wish I was on your holiday card list! You put mine to shame! I went very generic this year and now I am quite embarrassed!ReplyDelete
You truly are genius, you know?!
Kristen: You can buy these cards per se but I do custom design work for clients. My design site is: www.sonicstefdesign.comReplyDelete
For clients, I use professional printers. For my own stuff I tend to mix it up. Sometimes I have my printers do it, sometimes Ill just print it at home. Depends on how much time I have I guess.
Monica: That is such a good idea. I might have to use that in a future year!
Lavender&Lilies: I do my own designs using Illustrator and photoshop.
Oh, you're so creative - lots of great ideas through the years :)ReplyDelete


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The late Supreme Court chief justice Bora LASKIN went where no Canadian had gone before A non-conformist, he reinvented a stuffy bench while appealing to the layman, writes Tracey TYLER, Page F3
Canada's great chief justice of the 20th century had a word for his successes in life: accidentalism. If true, Bora LASKIN's arrival at the Supreme Court in the spring of 1970 might have been one of the best-timed accidents in Canadian history.
To the south, the United States Supreme Court was coming off a series of star turns with its history-making decisions on civil rights, from an end to school segregation to the Miranda ruling on the right to remain silent.
Life at Canada's top court had little of the same electricity.
Caught in a straitjacket of English law, never daring to take the pulse of the public, its nine male judges saw their job as correcting errors of courts below rather than developing a body of Canadian-made law, an approach that earned the court no profile internationally and little respect at home. Lawyers bemoaned its hidebound style.
Within a decade, however, an unassuming former law professor delivered the shock treatment many felt it needed.
LASKIN's appointment was the legal equivalent of Pierre Elliott Trudeau sweeping into office, Supreme Court Justice Ian BINNIE told a recent Toronto symposium that examined LASKIN's legacy and his enduring appeal -- 35 years after his appointment to the court, as its first Jewish judge, and 40 years after his appointment to the Ontario Court of Appeal.
Many judges have served on the Supreme Court longer, but LASKIN had an indelible impact.
The court that captured the country's attention this month with a landmark ruling on health care was essentially one he created. He took a court that banned lawyers from citing works by living authors and "reinvented" it -- opening its doors to interveners and narrowing its focus to issues of national importance, BINNIE said.
LASKIN, who died in 1984 at age 71, never lived to see the impact of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. But as they assess his place in history, many legal scholars credit him with paving the way for the Charter by pushing judges to look beyond the letter of the law and consider social realities.
There's something more.
"He was the only serious, intellectual, non-conformist disturber to serve as chief justice," BINNIE said.
It seems Canadians liked what they saw.
"In my research, everyone knew Bora LASKIN... but no one who was not a lawyer could ever identify any chief justice after him," said Philip GIRARD, an associate dean at Dalhousie Law School and author of Bora LASKIN: Bringing Law to Life, a new book out this fall.
"LASKIN had a certain spark and he was associated with a lay person's idea of justice. He sort of helped convince them the court was on their side."
It helped that he appealed to notions of what a chief justice should be. Looking every inch a part of the establishment, LASKIN fit perfectly with his mutton-chopped predecessors pictured around the Supreme Court, BINNIE said.
In truth, he was the justice system's most trenchant critic and an anti-establishment figure, a trait sometimes discernible through an "armour-piercing gaze" that would put former Montreal Canadien Rocket Richard to shame, he said.
LASKIN enjoyed the oyster special at Ottawa's Rideau Club, but his favourite snack was a sardine and onion sandwich. He once pinch-hit for the governor general by delivering the throne speech (coached in French by daughter Barbara) but considered his proudest achievement belting the longest home run out of the ballpark in his hometown of Fort William, now part of Thunder Bay.
Frequently parting company with fellow judges on the law, he earned a reputation, some say undeservedly, as a "great dissenter" and some detractors.
"There were many lower court judges who hated him. They thought he was totally crazy," GIRARD said.
LASKIN dissented in no less than 108 cases in his 14 years on the court and many of his opinions, considered radical at the time, did become law, including a groundbreaking 1975 ruling that Iris Murdoch was entitled to an equal share of the family's Alberta ranch after separation.
He most famously broke rank in the politically charged 1981 patriation reference. True to his belief in strong central government, LASKIN found it would not defy convention to bring the Constitution home from England and entrench a Charter without consent from the provinces. The majority view forced a first ministers' conference and a deal that alienated Quebec.
BINNIE said LASKIN's independent streak is why he remains intriguing. Trudeau's decision to name him chief justice in 1974 would have been like making Martin Luther the Pope, he added.
It couldn't have helped that he leapfrogged over other judges with more seniority.
A chilly atmosphere predated his arrival at the court and may explain why he felt one of his great contributions had nothing to do with law. It was building a lunchroom, said his son, John, a judge on the Ontario Court of Appeal.
"At times, I think my dad found the Supreme Court of Canada to be a pretty isolated place. Judges tended to go their own ways."
LASKIN said he's not sure what his father would have thought of the symposium. He preferred to look to the future, not the past. But the irony of the Law Society of Upper Canada hosting the event in Osgoode Hall would have brought a smile to his face, he said.
The law society snubbed LASKIN and two fellow professors, Caesar WRIGHT and John WILLIS, by refusing to recognize the faculty of law they created at the University of Toronto after they quit their Osgoode Hall teaching jobs in 1949.
LASKIN studied undergraduate law at U of T, then completed a master's and his legal articles before heading to Harvard University to study for a master of law under future U.S. Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter in 1936-37.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal was in full swing and people like Frankfurter were challenging conventional legal thinking. A similar skepticism permeated LASKIN's academic writings.
"His basic message was the courts are really out of touch. They don't understand modern conditions and are living in a nostalgic dream world," GIRARD said.
LASKIN was born in Fort William on October 5, 1912, to Russian immigrants whose priority was a good education for their sons and who helped pay for it by renting out their home.
LASKIN's father moved into a hotel and ran the family's furniture store, while LASKIN's mother went to work as a housekeeper in Toronto. LASKIN and his brothers followed.
The academic credentials he racked up at Harvard weren't enough to get him a job after graduation.
Shut out of Toronto law firms by restrictions on Jewish lawyers, he wrote case summaries at 50 cents each for law reports. In 1940, he took over for his former teacher at University of Toronto and became a "workhorse" later at the law school, teaching more courses than anyone else, said former student and retired judge Horace KREVER. LASKIN's children say he would have happily stayed a professor.
"I think he enjoyed his work more than anyone I have known," said his son. "He also had a capacity to work extremely long hours and a tremendous ability to survive on very little sleep, which I don't have."
Two and 3 a.m. bedtimes were common, said daughter, Barbara, who recalls her father coming down the hall late at night, rubbing his hands "in glee" after knocking off another judgment.
LASKIN worked in a basement office his children called "the dungeon" but always had dinner with his children and wife, Peggy.
There were many family vacations by car. Though not a good swimmer, LASKIN liked being near water and found it soothing. When they were together, he rarely talked shop.
"My dad had two great loves in his life. One was law. The other was his family," his son said. "He watched me play basketball he watched Barbara dance."
"The LASKINs had a hoop in their driveway and it got a lot of use from the neighbourhood," said Justice Stephen GOUDGE of the Ontario Court of Appeal, who got to know LASKIN as the father of his nursery school friend John.
Later, he came to appreciate LASKIN's role in shaping the country's postwar labour law.
Courts were hostile to administrative tribunals, such as labour relations boards, but LASKIN argued they should be left to do their work. He was also in high demand as a labour arbitrator and GIRARD considers LASKIN's arbitration rulings among his most significant.
They include his decision during a 1958 strike at a Scarborough plant that arbitrators could award damages for breach of a collective agreement.
On the Supreme Court, LASKIN was in the minority in siding with Sophie Carswell's right to picket her employer's business at a Winnipeg shopping centre, considered off limits as private property. LASKIN likened malls to modern-day town squares.
As a judge, LASKIN liked nothing more than having former law students appear before him. But nothing "peeved" him more than sloppy English, Barbara said. A lawyer who uttered the words "at this point in time" was likely to be met with a stern stare, followed by the question, "You mean, 'today?'"
He was proud when a former English teacher called to say she used one of his judgments as an example of good writing. He always wrote in longhand, said his son, who does the same.
As he settled in on the court, LASKIN churned out more judgments every year, said symposium organizer Neil FINKELSTEIN. He dissented less often. When he did, Justices Wishart SPENCE and Brian DICKSON/DIXON often joined him. They were known as the " LSD gang."
And the others? LASKIN rarely spoke candidly of those who disagreed with him, but former law clerk John McCAMUS, now an Osgoode Hall Law School professor, recalls him letting down his guard just once. When he arrived at the chief justice's office, LASKIN, with a twinkle in his eye, handed him a dissenting judgment.
Then, he dusted off an apocalyptic phrase, one used by reporters to describe conservative judges who blocked progressive U.S. legislation in the 1930s. "I wonder," he said, "what the Four Horsemen will think."
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Congratulations on graduating your class of three years. Will you be starting off a first grade next? I have learned a lot about what the Waldorf method is through your blog and am curious what will come next for you. Best-Cristina
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Thank you for having followed my blog. It was a wonderful three years with the Class of 2013. In answer to your question, I am returning in the fall of 2013 to pick up our eighth grade students Class of 2014! True, the Waldorf method places a high premium on the teacher moving up the grades with his or her students, but life circumstances don't always synchronize with the ideal. (In my case, I picked up the Class of 2013 after they had three teachers before me - and it was so special in their growth and mine to stay with them for three years.) I keep a positive attitude with taking on the Class of 2014 for one year, and graduating them - we know each other well on campus, and it just means we have a lot of work to do to connect, to learn, and to have a blast! Mahalo, Rick
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- For crab cakes: Lightly combine crabmeat, 3⁄4 cup bread crumbs, mayonnaise, parsley, mustard, egg, and seasoning in bowl. Cover and chill until firm.
- Spread remaining 11⁄2 cups bread crumbs on baking sheet. Form rounded teaspoons of crab mixture into 1-in. rounds; flatten slightly and coat with bread crumbs. Transfer to another sheet pan and chill.
- Heat 1⁄4 in. oil in large sauté pan. Add crab cakes in batches and fry until brown on both sides, adding more oil if needed. Keep warm in 200°F oven.
- For clams: Steam clams until shells open; separate shells, leaving clams on bottom shell.
- Sauté garlic in melted butter until soft. Stir in panko and minced parsley; sprinkle over each clam in the shell. Run under broiler until crumb topping turns golden.
- For scallops: Rinse scallops and pat dry. Brush with soy sauce and egg wash; coat with sesame seeds.
- Heat 1⁄2 in. oil in sauté pan. Add scallops in batches and sauté 2 min. per side, or until cooked through. Keep warm.
- For shrimp: Clean shrimp, leaving heads and tails intact. Brush with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Grill 2-3 min., or until cooked through.
- For service: Arrange shellfish on tiered serving tray. Garnish with lemon and parsley; accompany with mustard-mayonnaise and ponzu sauces.


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On May 14 Colombia's attorney general quietly posted notice on his office's website of a public hearing that will decide the fate of Coproagrosur, a palm oil cooperative based in the town of Simití in the northern province of Bolívar. A confessed drug-trafficking paramilitary chief known as Macaco had turned over to the government the cooperative's assets, which he claims to own, as part of a victim reparations program.
Macaco, whose real name is Carlos Mario Jiménez, was one of the bloodiest paramilitary commanders in Colombia's long-running civil war and has confessed to the murder of 4,000 civilians. He and his cohorts are also largely responsible for forcing 4.3 million Colombians into internal refugee status, the largest internally displaced population in the world after Sudan's. In May 2008, Macaco was extradited to the United States on drug trafficking and "narco-terrorism" charges. He is awaiting trial in a jail cell in Washington, DC.
Macaco turned himself in to authorities in late 2005 as part of a government amnesty program that requires paramilitary commanders to surrender their ill-gotten assets–including lands obtained through violent displacement. Macaco offered up Coproagrosur as part of the deal.
But the attorney general's notice made no mention that Coproagrosur had received a grant in 2004 from the US Agency for International Development (USAID). That grant–paid for through Plan Colombia, the multibillion-dollar US aid package aimed at fighting the drug trade–appears to have put drug-war dollars into the hands of a notorious paramilitary narco-trafficker, in possible violation of federal law. Colombia's paramilitaries are on the State Department's list of foreign terrorist organizations. USAID's due diligence process "did not fail," according to an official response from the US embassy there, because Macaco was not officially listed among Coproagrosur's owners.
Since 2002 Plan Colombia has authorized about $75 million a year for "alternative development" programs like palm oil production. These programs provide funds for agribusiness partnerships with campesinos in order to wean them from cultivating illicit crops like coca, which can be used to make cocaine. These projects are concentrated in parts of northern Colombia that were ground zero for the mass displacement of campesinos.
USAID officials say the projects provide an alternative to drug-related violence for a battle-scarred country. They insist that the agency screens vigilantly for illegal activity and has not rewarded cultivators of stolen lands. But a study of USAID internal documents, corporate filings and press reports raises questions about the agency's vetting of applicants, in particular its ability to detect their links to narco-paramilitaries, violent crimes and illegal land seizures.


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In the prior posting I referenced a recent visit to Spertus by the famed prognosticator, Nate Silver. Though it has now been several months since his appearance, I confess that I continue to think about what he said that day. One thing that stands out is his assertion that statisticians could increase the accuracy of their predictions if they were more humble. This called to mind a similar contention by a number of prominent leadership experts that humility enhances one's ability to be a better leader and to make wiser decisions.
In many ways these seem counter-intuitive claims. While we all have doubts, what we want from our statisticians and our leaders is certainty. We want them to instill confidence; we need them to know what they are talking about. Anything that suggests tentativeness or hesitancy is off-putting and antithetical to the certitude we so desperately require. As Bertrand Russell once observed, "The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt."
In much of Western culture and tradition, humility is associated with weakness; it is, if you will, perceived to be the embodiment of unleadership. And yet, it is precisely the willingness to acknowledge how little is known for certain that actually enhances one's ability to make better decisions, whether in the C-Suite or the newsroom, the office or the community. Wise leaders understand the value of what is known as epistemological modesty, the willingness to say, "I am not sure" and "I do not know;" to acknowledge that even when we think we are right, we might be wrong.
In Jewish tradition humility has always been the signature of effective leadership. Moses was known simultaneously as the most humble of all men, and the most successful of all leaders. These are neither unrelated nor coincidental. All subsequent Jewish leaders are urged to emulate his example. Even the king, according to the medieval authority Maimonides, who powers were extensive, had to conduct himself in a fashion that was "marked by a spirit of great humility."
What is it about humility that makes for better decision-making and wiser predictions? The famed teacher of leadership Peter Drucker reminded his students that the best decisions are made when we "bring our ignorance" to a problem, because most of what we think we know is wrong. Humility allows a leader to listen carefully to others, eliciting the views of people whose input might otherwise be ignored by one so confident as to believe he has all the answers. Arrogant leaders see no reason to ask difficult questions designed to uncover the truth, because they are sure they already know everything.
In their book Execution, business writers Larry Bossidy and Ram Charan offer their own paean to humility:
"The more you can contain your ego, the more realistic you are about your problems. You learn how to listen and admit that you don't know all the answers. You exhibit the attitude that you can learn from anyone at any time. Your pride doesn't get in the way of gathering the information you need to achieve the best results. It doesn't keep you from sharing the credit that needs to be shared. Humility allows you to acknowledge your mistakes … It's not a question of thinking less of yourself, it's a question of thinking of yourself less."
Thoughtful leaders are challenged to balance their own impassioned convictions and the confidence in their own judgments with an appreciation for genuine humility. That humility forces us to temper what we "know" with an acknowledgment that we may just be wrong. It reminds us that certainty left unchecked becomes arrogance. It closes us off to others and makes for poor decisions and bad leadership.
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