 statute of limitations and therefore should not be tolled.
On the other hand, Mr. Lozano argues in his brief to the U.S. Supreme Court that during Convention negotiations, the United States supported the view of the one-year period as a statute of limitations. Mr. Lozano also points out that not tolling the period rewards bad conduct: abducting parents may conceal their child's whereabouts for a year to defeat the left-behind parent's efforts for the return of the child. Several child-oriented organizations have filed amici curiae briefs in support of Mr. Lozano's position.
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Malawi backs out of LGBT referendum
A spokesperson for the government rebuked the rumour that the country may move to decriminalise homosexuality.
A spokesperson from the Malawian Government quashed the notion that the country has plans to hold a referendum to discuss decriminalising homosexuality and legalising same-sex marriage.
Rumour of a possible referendum began a few days ago, when the President Peter Mutharika hinted that change may be coming to the country.
“On the issue of gay marriages, again I have said in our [Democratic Progressive Party] manifesto that we will leave that to the people,” Mutharika told the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation.
Many local news stations interpreted as a step forward for LGBT rights in the country, as they believe that a large number of the population are behind legalising homosexuality and welcoming same-sex marriage.
However, a State House spokesperson has since clarified the president’s comments – telling the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation that leader been expressing his own personal opinion on the subject.
The State House spokesperson highlighted that the President of Malawi cannot make laws and cannot bypass the parliament or the cabinet to hold a referendum – even if he wanted to.
The spokesperson said that president simply meant that “he wanted the people of Malawi to decide whether they wanted a referendum” or not.
Although it is unclear which way the voters would go, Oliver Kasin recently wrote for PinkNews about his experiences of coming out in Malawi – and how given the chance, he believes that the Malawian people may indeed welcome the idea of decriminalisation.
In April, Malawi’s “Marriage, Divorce and Family Relations Law” came into effect, impacting LGBT Malawians severely.
The law – signed by President Mutharika – strengthens definitions of marriage and co-habiting relationships as being between a man and a woman. and prevents any other form of relationship from gaining legal recognition.
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Click to commentI lost interest somewhere around Act 6.  Towards the end of the act, though, he started killing off characters left and right, giving me hope that he might go back to focusing on a smaller cast.

...Then he introduced MORE characters, and also appeared to increase the focus on the afterlife-or-whatever-the-fuck place (which previously had been a tangental yeah-this-thing-exists), meaning that the dead characters were still in the story, and I totally lost all ability to care anymore.

Cascade was great though. And some of this music does kind of bring back some nostalgia. I thought Homestuck was The Coolest Shit for a while when I was like fifteen.

It just... pisses me off, I guess.  If something's just mediocre, I don't really care. But Problem Sleuth (which I actually reread recently; I think it still holds up) and the earlier acts of Homestuck showed that Hussie *could* make something great. He just... didn't.

EDIT: It's still on Act 6?  From what I remember, wasn't Act 6 supposed to be *shorter* than Act 5?

I think Andrew Hussie desperately needs an editor.On Tuesday, March 26, I was lucky enough to spend the day as a guest page at the Pennsylvania State Capitol with two of my fellow AP Government classmates, Rebecca Jackson and Margaux Bissette. Sheryl Delozier, who is the Representative for Trinity’s District 88, was extremely welcoming, personable, and willing to share her knowledge of the interesting aspects of her job and various issues she is passionate about.
At the beginning of each day, Representative Delozier is given a detailed schedule, including the people she is meeting with and the topics they plan to discuss. Throughout the morning, we sat in on the first meetings on her agenda. We met a group of nurse anesthetists in training, and were later introduced to a lobbyist who gave us an interesting perspective on his job, explaining to us that he viewed himself as a teacher. The girls and I then witnessed powerful testimonies pushing for the criminalization of sexual extortion in a judiciary committee, which we all agreed was an issue of vital importance in today’s age of social media. Later we acted as “pages for the day,” full service messengers for legislative business, during session on the House floor, where we were introduced in front of almost all 203 members and their guests. Despite the fact that session was very brief, we got to see voting on multiple bills and meet other members in the chamber, and learn that this job involves a lot of running around so determination and resilience (as well as comfortable shoes) are a necessity!
Before the end of the day, we ventured to the Senate side of the building, where my mom works as the first female Secretary and Parliamentarian, and had the opportunity to watch a few minutes of session from the gallery. Representative Delozier was then gracious enough to discuss subjects that were of importance to her, such as criminal justice reform and prioritizing victims, especially those in sexual assault cases, as well as answering our questions about topics ranging from joint sessions, to internships, to the most dramatic incidents she has witnessed on the floor.
My goal is to one day be an FBI agent. As someone with a vested interest in public service as a career, both because of my own dreams and the fact that my parents have also worked in government, this was an incredibly rewarding experience. Getting to witness firsthand the inner workings of everyday life in the Capitol, especially during