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- During Friday's hearing, Nevada System of Higher Education Chairman Dan Klaich was under the rhetorical gun from Assemblyman Andy Eisen, D-Las Vegas, and Horne was cheering him on.
- Geddes, also watching the hearing, disputed the claim.
- Geddes is right. Over the next two years, the four northern schools lose $12.8 million in both fiscal year 2014 and fiscal year 2015 and the three southern schools basically receive that money from the North (according to the Nevada System of Higher Education: check out the numbers in Appendix C). University of Nevada, Las Vegas gets $1,016,520, College of Southern Nevada gets $8,192,851, and Nevada State College gets $3,594,757.Why does CSN get the lion's share?"Historically, CSN has been the most underfunded institution in the system," Klaich said in an interview with the Sun.
- Let's check out a different budget chart. In the governor's gargantuan budget, M-200 is a bureaucratic account number. It shows UNLV losing $4,547,754 and CSN losing $2,984,358. UNR gains $7,647,304.(Check it out here. The relevant pages are 878, 907 and 942.)But Klaich said in an interview with the Sun that the M-200 line is just one line in a bigger budget that ultimately gives CSN and UNLV more money and UNR less.
- One of the big questions is how fast the $12.8 million per year moves from North to South. Gov. Brian Sandoval says: give $1 million to northern institutions each year to lessen the fiscal blow and then phase-in the transfer over three years. A legislative interim committee recommended giving the full $12.8 million per year to southern schools immediately, and spend $12.8 million in new money for northern schools to smooth over the transition.Either way, the South wins."They're getting more revenue. It's a matter of how quickly," Geddes said in an interview with the Sun.Sandoval says: slowly over three years.Legislative committee says: NOW.
- UNR loses $2,963,187 by NSHE's predictions.
- Again, it's a matter of moving slowly versus moving quickly. $12.8 million for Southern Nevada this year means also spending $12.8 million in new money to "hold harmless" -- or not cut -- Northern Nevada institutions for two years.
- Geddes had asked "How do we give more money to research institutions [like UNR] without new money?" Many Republicans in rural and Northern Nevada have said they do not support new taxes or spending.
- (Geddes was a Republican Assemblyman from 2002-2004 who voted for taxes in 2003.)
Is "UNLV getting the shaft" in state dollar fight?
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GREEN BAY, Wis.- At some point, life just goes on.
When it comes to the saga that is Aaron Rodgers' broken left collarbone, the Green Bay Packers appear to have reached that point.
The decision made by what coach Mike McCarthy referred to eight times as "the organization" to sit Rodgers for a seventh straight game was met by measured acceptance if not indifference among players.
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Archive for April 26th, 2011
Colored Object Tracking using the VEX Cortex and NXTCam
No official vision system available for the VEX Cortex? No problem.
Thanks to some really cool work by Xander, I2C sensors for the NXT can now be used on the Cortex as well (with a little bit of effort). As we've covered in some of our previous posts, ROBOTC and the VEX Cortex unlock a ton of cool robotic applications – controlling pneumatics, controlling high torque and high speed motors through relays, outputting to the LCD screen, ect. Being able to use the repository of I2C sensors available for the NXT on the Cortex unlocks many, many more.
To demonstrate this, we've chosen the Mindsensors NXTCam. With the NXTCam, you're able to connect it to a computer over USB and "teach" it to track up to 8 different colors. Once it's hooked up to your robot, it returns data related to the colors it's tracking – size, x and y positions, ect. This make it ideal for tracking a colored object, distinguishing between multiple different colors, and even advanced line tracking (more on that in a future post).
In this video, we've trained the NXTCam to track the color red. ROBOTC code uses the data from the camera to center the robot on the red ball and drive up to it until it's within a certain distance.
St Louis FTC Finals ROBOTC Q&A
This year at the St Louis FTC finals, Team 4466 (R.A.B.B.I.) will holding nightly FTC practice field sessions as part of their after pit activities.
On Wednesday they will also be organising workshops and lectures and a Q&A session with your truly (Xander Soldaat). I'm going to have to get up at the ungodly local time of 4AM to be able to be there via Skype but I am sure it'll be fun.
So if you're looking to learn more about advanced ROBOTC programming techniques, how to debug your Samantha module or what's coming in the upcoming major release of my driver suite, make sure you're at the downtown Hilton "Independence" conference room, starting at 20:00 on Wednesday.
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Morehouse prof Marc Lamont Hill tackles pop culture on 'VH1 Live!' Sunday nights
By RODNEY HO/ email@example.com, originally filed Sunday, July 24, 2016
Marc Lamont Hill can talk about Stevie J and Joseline of "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" with as much dexterity as cop shootings and Black Lives Matter.
The Morehouse University professor of African-American Studies regularly pops in as a regular expert on CNN about serious issues such as race and politics but is now the host of a new New York-based weekly chat show on VH1 called "VH1 Live!" The show is clearly modeled after Andy Cohen's "Watch What Happens Live" on Bravo, which began as a weekly show and became so popular, it's now on five days a week. (Last year, VH1 experimented with a "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" post-show out of Atlanta featuring V-103's Big Tigger but the network wanted something broader.)
The first episode of "VH1 Live!" last Sunday was very heavy on cross-promotion regarding VH1 shows. The first two guests two guests were "Basketball Wives L.A." cast member Shaunie O'Neal and "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" star Stevie J. Topics included "VH1 Hip Hop Honors" as well as their respective reality shows. (You can view the first episode here on demand from Sunday, July 17.)
The set is designed like a brightly-lit late-night lounge, with a well-dressed, well-coifed audience, a DJ and low-slung purple nightclub-style chairs.
This past Sunday, Hill offers a fair amount of skepticism about Stevie J never cheating. "I've never been caught!" Stevie J protested with his signature grin. "I'm the good guy!"
Hill's best line of the night was directed at Stevie J, who claimed to be married to Joseline but later denied it. "Blink twice if you're married!" Hill asked and Stevie kept his eyes wide open.
"I am geeked out about this show," Hill said before the debut. "It's a natural extension of what I've been doing. It's pop culture focused. My goal is to make smart pop culture TV."
He defends "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta." "The cast is so compelling," he said. "I know people like Joseline. I know people like Stevie J. I know K Michelle. I relate to these characters. I love how bold they are. I love how they paly in and out of the TV and social media world. You're watching them on TV and they're tweeting about stuff behind the scenes. I feel connected with them as people."
Asked about how "ratchet" some of the VH1 shows like "Love and Hip Hop" can be, he rejected the term "ratchet." He calls that term "classist," used by people who think they're "above" the drama. "In the 1930s, jazz was considered ratchet," he said. "Mozart was. Coltrane was. It's all about your lens. It doesn't mean I'm not critical of things they say. I will say if something is a bad look and that this is not good for us."
"The network," he added, "wants a funny, smart show but also an honest show."
While he knows whether Joseline is pregnant or not is hardly important in the grand scheme of things, he said life is about balance. "I think self care is critical," Hill said. "To not consume trauma 24/7, to not always be engaged in this stuff. I don't think I'm alone in my views. People work all day. They manage tough lives. They are literally trying not to get shot by the police. They want to have some fun and laugh."
His favorite current artists are Rihanna ("She's not a perfect vocalist but a perfect pop culture figure – like Madonna."), Drake ("I have jumped on the Drake bandwagon. I've been impressed with what he's been doing the last few years."), YG ("He's super dope. He makes great music.") and Kendrick Lamar ("He's amazing. And his crew is talented. They don't get enough attention.").
At the same time, he treasures old-school rap and hip-hop, reveling in "VH1 Hip Hop Honors" and teaching about NAS and Jay-Z. "I've become that get-off-the-lawn guy. I feel proud."
On the more serious topic of Black Lives Matter, he said many white Americans are offended because they don't want to face reality. "We don't like to acknowledge race or gender or sexuality or class. We want everyone to think they're middle class. We have not come to terms with the toughest issues. It's the weakest part of our character. This isn't a kumbaya liberal everything-is-going-to-be-okay movement. It won't get get better until people struggle and fight. I'm encouraged the next generation is getting active and trying to understand the world. They're doing impressive, courageous work. We can only live in a world where all live matter if we aren't afraid when people say black lives matter."
As for Donald Trump, "he's what we deserve. This is what happens when we keep appealing to xenophobia and the cheap seats. Intellectually, we keep playing to the lowest common denominator. Someone then comes in and masterfully does that and takes over a party. It's scary times."
But ultimately, Hill is an optimist at heart.
"I can't help but believe this current moment will yield something good," Hill said. "I can't help but think we can get past this. I do get frustrated but I'm a prisoner of hope. We can always have fun and laugh and dance and share our joy. I'm trying to do all that."
Hill splits time between New York and Atlanta. Ironically, he attended Morehouse 18 years earlier but dropped out during freshman year after too much partying and lack of focus. He eventually graduated Temple University and received a PhD at University of Pennsylvania.
At Morehouse, Hill now teaches a course on pop culture and hip hop and another on the Black Lives Matter movement as well as an intro to African-American studies.
He feels empathy for his students today who have attitudes that mirrored his in the 1990s. "You think you've got the world figured out," he said. "You have all the answers. There's also an earnestness to it, too. My goal when I'm there is to be the professor to them that I never had when I was there. They may have been there. I just didn't encounter them."
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By Laura Schiller
Based on: Wish/Wishful Thinking
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"That's all for today, folks," said the professor, tugging the cord on the white projector screen behind her to make it slide back up into the ceiling. "Have a nice weekend, and try not forget too much!" The students stood up, packing their notebooks and chattering, swirling out of the tiered rows of seats like water breaking its dam. Some of them stayed behind to talk with their teacher; she smiled at their questions, pushing her glasses up her forehead, the purple shell pendant gleaming at her throat. Eventually, however, only one student was left: one young woman, hovering by the desk, clutching her black bag.
Two women in a huge, white-and-gray classroom that smelled of chalk and strangers' perfume. This was not quite what Hazel Snow had imagined – but it would have to do.
"Jaime Matthews?" she managed to ask, on the off-chance there was a mistake.
Just looking closely at the woman before her, though, proved that she was right. Forty-year-old Jaime was softer, rounder, bottle-blonde, and had hints of crow's feet feathering her narrow dark eyes. Her fashion sense had also changed: instead of jeans and a T-shirt, Professor Matthews of San Francisco University now wore chinos, a loosely knitted blue shawl over a light green blouse, and earrings tipped with white feathers. Her stubborn, sharp-boned, beautiful face, however, was unmistakably the same.
"Depends on who's asking," said Jaime, shuffling her stack of notes. "Can I help … you?"
She looked up, saw Hazel's face and drew a deep breath, as if she'd just seen a ghost – which, in a sense, she had. Hazel wondered what the older woman was seeing: a feminine version of Reid, or an uncanny double of a friend from twenty-four years ago? Either way this was surreal, and the only way to get through it was to be as direct as possible.
"Um … hello," she said. "I'm Hazel Snow. I'm your daughter."
She did not know what she had been expecting. After her first disillusionment with Rosanna, she knew better than to hope for a tearful hug and an instant reunion. This was Jaime, after all. What she had not expected, though, was for her birth mother to stand there like a deer in the headlights, mouth half open, looking absolutely terrified.
How could I just barge in like this? Jasper was right. I should have phoned first.
"You … wow. It's just … I'm sorry." Jaime shook her curly head abruptly, settled her glasses on her nose (must be reading glasses, Hazel thought, absurdly sad at the idea of her mother losing her perfect vision) and peered at Hazel through them as if to make absolutely sure of what she saw.
"It's just that you look so much like … "
Hazel hesitated. She could lie; pretend not to know what Jaime was talking about. After all, she'd had enough shocks for one day. But on the other hand, lying throughout that entire summer on Martha's Vineyard had been difficult enough. Didn't Jaime deserve to know the truth about something so important? Now that she was middle-aged, wasn't she wise enough to handle it?
"Like my namesake, you mean."
Jaime went pale under the fluorescent light strips, as pale as her tan complexion would permit.
"How did you know?"
"You called her Blondie," Hazel continued, feeling her pulse beat in her fingertips. "You went on the carousel together and ate lobster rolls after she went with you to the clinic. The last time you saw her, you told her … " You told me you loved me, were the unspoken words that hung in the air.
Jaime clung to her podium with both hands.
"Impossible," she said flatly.
Without a word, Hazel reached down her turtleneck and pulled out a purple shell necklace identical to Jaime's.
Jaime stared at it for a long moment, fingered her own necklace, scanned Hazel's face again – and laughed, that sardonic little laugh Hazel remembered all too well.
"So that's why you didn't write, you moron," she said, sounding exactly like her teenage self. "Gawd! No wonder you look so much like – Well. When Grandma told me the world was bigger than I knew, this was not what I had in mind!"
She wrestled her notes into a black leather messenger bag, switched off the projector next to her podium with a sharp click, and emerged from behind the podium, reminding Hazel abruptly of their difference in height.
"Coffee," said Jaime. "I need coffee to process this, and you're coming with me. Don't … don't disappear again, okay? At least for the next hour. We have a lot to talk about."
Ten minutes later, they found themselves sitting face to face in a red booth at a nearby Starbucks, Jaime stirring her espresso with a spoon, Hazel with a cold glass of iced tea (a joke about their first unpromising meeting, which they'd only briefly smiled at). She had just finished telling the entire story – Rosanna's wake; Posey's butterfly dresses; the wishes she'd made – and once again, the silence became thick enough to cut.
"I think I knew," Jaime said quietly. "It sounds impossible – I'm a scientist, for God's sake! I tried not think about it for so many years… but I think I knew. My grandmother had premonitions sometimes, you see? Dreams of things that would later come true. Do you remember that dream I talked about, the last time I saw you?"
Hazel nodded.
"Well, I dreamed you were my daughter. That's why I named you Hazel. And … that's also why I said to you what I did."
Her wry grin, despite the new lines, brought Hazel back to the time when they had zipped up each other's dresses and teased each other about their boyfriends. It was hard to know how to behave around a brand-new mother who was also an old friend. Still, the reference to that I love you warmed Hazel's heart, and she grinned back.
"I know. You wouldn't have been so cheesy to some girl you'd only known for two months."
"Not back then, at least. With a family of my own, I've learned the value of cheesiness."
There was a joyful glow to Jaime's face in spite of her flippancy, the same glow she had worn on the carousel or with Reid.
"That's right!" Suddenly curious, Hazel leaned forward with her hands around her glass. "Tell me about them. Are you married? Do you have children?"
Jaime laughed, more genty this time. "Yes and yes. I met my husband on that dig in Peru. We trotted the globe for about ten years before finally settling down. We have a daughter too, she's four. We named her Rosanna."
They shared a brief, melancholy silence in tribute to the warmhearted artist who had mothered them both.
"I saw you with her once," said Hazel. "Your daughter, I mean. At Rosanna Scott's funeral, only I didn't know you. And later, when I came back, I saw you on the ferry, but you were too far away … "
"So you waited four years to look for me?" There was no aggression in Jaime's tone, unlike her teenage self, but Hazel still felt the implied reproach.
"I had to … process it," she explained, hoping she didn't sound too inadequate. "And I had to get over Luke. If you'd told him, or I'd run into him, as a forty-year-old man when I was still fresh from Martha's Vinyard – "
"I see what you mean." Jaime grimaced in sympathy. "In any case, he's married now. Still lives on the island, I hear he collects sailing trophies like a champion. Has a teenage son, if you can believe it."
"I'm glad he's happy," said Hazel, and she meant it. Jealousy was a flaw of which her time-travel experience had made her painfully aware, and determined to outgrow it.
"Anyway," she continued. "There's another reason I contacted you now."
She pulled her main piece of evidence out of her jeans pocket, slid it onto her finger, and held up her hand.
"You're getting married?" exclaimed Jaime.
Hazel eyed the dark blue sapphire with mock exasperation. Six years ago, she would not even have considered wearing such a thing (let alone accepting its consequences), but she'd changed a great deal since then.
"My fiançé likes to show me off. Apparently it matches my eyes."
"Well, congratulations!" Jaime beamed.
"Thanks. He's a filmmaker. Dramatic gestures are his thing. I don't suppose you've heard of him – Jasper Green?"
"Can't say I have. Sorry."
Hazel shrugged.
"But what I wanted to ask you is … will you come to my wedding?"
Jaime said nothing. Mistaking her silence for reluctance, Hazel blushed and rambled on: "It's okay if you don't. I mean, we hardly know each other … I just thought, because you are my biological mother - "
"Shut up," said Jaime.
As Hazel looked up from the glass she had been nervously spinning, she saw that her mother's eyes were bright with tears.
"I'm so happy, Hazel. More than I can say without … without reaching unacceptable levels of cheesiness." She wiped her eyes. "I never got to make you birthday cakes or see you off to prom … I'm glad there's at least one thing I can do for you."
"You can drape my veil," Hazel suggested. "And grab me if I try to bolt. Just kidding. Even my commitment issues won't stop me; you really should meet Jasper. He's sweeter than I deserve."
"I doubt that."
"And seriously, Jaime … you did do something for me."
Jaime frowned.
"You helped me understand why you gave me up."
This was a difficult topic, the one they'd both been hesitant to approach. Pain flashed across Jaime's face; Hazel remembered how her eighteen-year-old counterpart had sobbed in her arms the night the decision was made. How will it know how hard this is? What if it just thinks I didn't care? How will this baby know how much I love it already?
"You and Reid weren't ready to be parents. You deserved to be teenagers, to have your own lives … I understand. I'm not sorry about how things turned out."
"But those things you said … about being in foster care, never knowing who were … "
It was Hazel's turn to feel guilty. Jaime sounded as if those selfish, bitter words had been haunting her all along.
"I could have known who I was. People kept trying to show me how they saw me, that they cared – Jasper, my art teacher, even my foster-father. I just refused to see it. My life may not have been perfect, but it made me who I am today, and I'm not ashamed to be that person. So it all works out, you know what I mean?"
Jaime smiled shakily across the table. "When did my little Blondie become so wise?"
"Around the same time my snarky roommate did."
"You're calling me snarky?"
"Pots and kettles, right? Blondie yourself."
Jaime snorted, and before they knew it, both of them were laughing like hyenas. Nothing like a family, thought Hazel, letting her sapphire shine in the sunlight from the window. The weirder, the better. Wait 'till I tell Jasper about this.


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Violin II part from A Night at the Ballet - Chopin, F. - Les Sylphides - arr. for String Quartet by Gerald Manning
Les Sylphides Premiere: June 2, 1909, (Theatre du Chatelet, Paris). Music: Frederic Chopin Choreography: Michael Fokine
Synopsis: The ballet has no plot, that is why there is no scenario credit. It is "romantic reverie." Les Sylphides is composed of a suite of dances in the romantic atmosphere of a moonlit park. The sylphides, (magical figures, like the sylph in La Sylphide), dance with the "poet" in search of the ideal. The dances are in the following order: 1. Prelude: The curtain rises and all dancers are on stage, posed motionless. 2. Nocturne: an ensemble danced by the whole cast. 3. Waltz: a solo variation performed by a soloist. 4. Mazurka: a solo by the prima ballerina. 5. Mazurka: a solo by the lone male dancer in the cast. 6. Prelude: a solo by a different soloist. 7. Waltz pas de deux for the prima ballerina and the poet. 8. Grand Waltz: the final ensemble.
Notes: This ballet, because of its name, is quite often confused with La Sylphide. The two are quite different, in fact. Les Sylphides was originally called Chopiniana, after Chopin, the composer who wrote the music. However, the name was changed for its premiere in Paris, where the audience had recently seen La Sylphide.
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We hear nearly everyday about the blessings of democracy and how it helps to preserve our freedoms as Americans. Yet, we increasingly hear about the negative impacts of money on political campaigns. There have been efforts made to reform this system, with so-called campaign finance reform. However, this reform has not been successful. We continue to lag in efforts of self-representation. Corruption grips tighter on the system and the players.
As a State Senate candidate, I have two solutions within a campaign-finance plan to fix a series of related problems.
The best way to insure transparency is to make the bank accounts themselves transparent. This isn't a private endeavor. This run for office is a public effort.
The creation of a new style of bank account dedicated for PACs would enable every citizen to have access to the bank accounts recoreds of willing PACs organizers. Such a policy would create greater accountability and improved transparency with a marketplace solution that would cut overhead in government, in campaigns and in media efforts of being watchdogs.
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Thursday, April 28, 2005
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Life has taught us that love does not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking outward together in the same direction.Antoine de Saint-Exupery
There is nothing wrong with change, if it is in the right directionWinston Churchill
I never doubted that equal rights was the right direction. Most reforms, most problems are complicated. But to me there is nothing complicated about ordinary equality.Alice Paul
Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives.William A. Foster
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I posted this a week ago in response to one of your categorical statements regarding what you believe (despite no evidence) is the meaning of "natural-born citizen" in the Constitution.
With all due respect, that only those who are born in America and both of whose parents were U.S. citizens at the time of his birth can be deemed to be natural-born citizens is not, and has never been, the prevailing interpretation of the natural-born citizen clause. A natural-born citizen of the United States is one who has been a U.S. citizen since birth (a citizen at birth pursuant to the laws at the time of his birth); the term is used in contradistinction to a naturalized citizen, who became a U.S. citizen sometime after birth.
The confusion stems from the fact that, under 18th century British law, persons born in Great Britain whose parents were not citizens would not be British subjects at birth (Britain had jus sanguinis to the exclusion of jus soli). But in the United States, Congress adopted as early as 1791 two ways for persons to be U.S. citizens at birthbeing born in the U.S. (jus soli), or being born abroad of U.S.-citizen parents (jus sanguinis). Jus soli was later enshrined in Section 1 of the 14th Amendment, which declared all persons born in the U.S., and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, to be citizens at birth. Had the U.S. never adopted laws regarding U.S. citizenship, then the common law would have been applied and the U.S. only would have jus sanguinis. But the common law only is in effect in the absence of a statute, and Congress decided to supercede the common law in that instance. The U.S. Constitution and laws passed by Congress, not British legal traditions, are the Supreme Law of the Land.
Another misunderstanding has occurred due to a recent misreading of the 19th-century Minor case. The Minor case was about a woman claiming some right, and the Court first had to consider whether she was a cititen. The woman had been born in Iowa of citizen parents, and the opinion of the unanimous Supreme Court stated that, *at the very least*, a person born in the U.S. to citizen parents was a natural-born citizen (which does not mean that it means that and only that). The Court also wrote that the term natural-born citizen meant citizen at birth and was used in contradistinction to naturalized citizen.
And insisting that natural-born status required that both parents be citizens at the time the child was born was a fringe position even in the 19th century. When Chester Arthur ran for Vice President (which has the same NBC requirement as the presidency) in 1880, Democrats claimed that he had been born in Canada instead of northern Vermont, and some even claimed that he had been born in Ireland (where his father was from), had he been born abroad, with a father who was a British subject, he would not have been a U.S. citizen at birth and thus not eligible for the vice presidency. But you know what claim was *not* made by prominent Democrats? That the fact that his father was not a U.S. citizen at the time of Chesters birth meant that Chester was not an NBC (his father became a naturalized citizen years after Chester was born).
The both-parents-must-be-citizens requirement was still a fringe position in 1916, when recently retired Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes was the Republican candidate for the presidency. Hughess father was Scottish, and it was undisputed that he was a British subject (and not a U.S. citizen) when Charles was born. Yet no Republican objected to his nomination, and, as far as I know, only one prominent Democrat rose in opposition on constitutional grounds, penning a well written, but entirely unconvincing, argument about the both-parents-must-be-citizens requirement. His main evidence was how some letters from U.S. consular officers to Americans with French parents warning them that, if they moved to France, France might draft them into military service *because they were French citizens under French law*, somehow proved that such persons weren't U.S. citizens at birth (when all it meant was that U.S. law is valid in the U.S. and French law is valid in France). And if that argument proved anything, it proved too much; if Italy or Germany claimed that the grandchildren of Italians or Germany were Italian or German citizens, would that mean that someone born in the U.S. with two U.S.-citizen parents wouldnt be a NBC due to a foreign governments claims? Is Italian or German law the Supreme Law of the Land in America, having precedence over U.S. law and our Constitution? In any event, no state kept Hughes off the ballot, and Congress counted each of Hughess 250+ electoral votes (he came within less than 1% of carrying California, which would have given him the victory over President Wilson).
Which brings us to 2008. For years, it had been an undisputed that Barack Obamas father never was a U.S. citizen, which, had the both-parents position been the prevailing interpretation of the NBC Clause, would have meant that Obama was ineligible for the presidency. But you did *not* see prominent constitutional scholars or jurists step forward to argue that position. Only when circumstantial evidence pointing to Obama having been born abroadwhich, given federal law in 1961, would have meant that he was not a U.S. citizen at birthdid his possible disqualification become an issue. When some plaintiffs later claimed that he was unqualified because his father was not a citizen, the claim was laughed out of court, and no state even considered keeping him off the ballot because of his father not being a citizenthe only serious controversy was that it wasnt clear whether Obama had been born in Hawaii or abroad, and had he been born abroad them he would not be a NBC under U.S. law at the time of his birth. In the end, Congress counted every one of his EVs, with no objections from any members of either party based on his fathers non-citizenship.
So, given this history, you believe that Republicans unilaterally should disarm and apply, for the first time ever, a fringe interpretation of the NBC Clause so as to disqualify Marco Rubio (and Bobby Jindal, and maybe Ted Cruz?) from the presidency? I will defend your right to say that Marco Rubio would make a bad president, or that he isnt good on the issues, or that he is untested, or that he would lose the electionwhile I cant say that I agree with any of those positions, reasonable minds may disagreebut I will not engage in unilateral disarmament based on a legal theory that is disrespectful to U.S. sovereignty (giving foreign law precedence over U.S. law) and which has been rejected again and again by our judicial and political institutions for well over a century.
"With all due respect, that only those who are born in America and both of whose parents were U.S. citizens at the time of his birth can be deemed to be natural-born citizens is not, and has never been, the prevailing interpretation of the natural-born citizen clause."
James Madison wrote the U.S.Constitution. As President, it was his administration's official position that ONLY those born to U.S. citizen parents could be U.S. citizens themselves.
The following is often used to support people like Rubio who seek to be President, but it was superceded centuries ago and is a false argument.
The First U.S. Congress included in the 1790 Immigration & Naturalization Act language to alert the State Department to the fact that Americans born abroad are natural born citizens and are not to be viewed as foreigners due to foreign birth. They were not granted citizenship via that US statute, rather their automatic citizenship was stated as a fact that must be recognized by immigration authorities. They were not citizens by any other means than natural law, and statutory law was written to insure that their natural citizenship was recognized.
This is not a reasonable explanation. It fails to recognize that Congress only has powers over naturalization. Congress has no power to define natural born Citizen, which has nothing to do with naturalization. Furthermore, if Congress wants to tell the State Department something, they dont have to enact legislation to do it.
But more important is that all of the following naturalization acts, 1795, 1802, etc., were also passed to naturalize the children of U.S. citizens born abroad. And the words natural born were repealed in the 1795 Naturalization Act and never returned again.
Natural born Citizen is a class of citizens born in the United States (jus solis) of Citizen parents (jus sanguinus).
This has been the legal definition of natural born citizen, per Minor v. Happerset, since 1875.
As for Chester A. Arthur, usurper President, he knew he wasn't eligible and burned all his private papers to prevent that discovery later after his death. Ha! It didn't work.
Truth is the daughter of time.


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Some residents in a community in northwest Calgary are going to court to try to stop a new special needs school from being built in their neighbourhood.
The lawsuit launched by residents in Varsity seeks an immediate injunction to stop the development of the new Christine Meikle School.
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The Calgary Board of Education (CBE) decided to build the school this year because the current facility in Bridgeland is outdated for students, many of whom are in wheelchairs.
The 30 people named as plaintiffs in the lawsuit say the CBE labelled the green space — set aside for a school when the community was first developed — as "permanently surplused" in 2003, which the residents argue creates an obligation for the CBE to sell the land to the city, which it did not do.
The lawsuit says many of the plaintiffs bought their properties after 2003 and specifically relied on the fact that the area had been permanently surplused when making their decision to buy.
No need for school, says lawsuit
It also suggests the local school district has been operating at less than capacity for many years and therefore there is no need for a new school in that location.
In addition to stopping the school from being built, they are also seeking damages from the CBE for "high-handed conduct" as well as "diminution in value of each of the properties of the plaintiffs."
The lawsuit says the decision to build a school on the land breaches the CBE's fiduciary duty to stakeholders and it has also "caused the value of each of the properties owned by each of the plaintiffs to diminish in value."
None of the allegations have been proven in court and the CBE has not yet filed a statement of defence.
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WASHINGTON — The details of the heroism that will see Charles Kettles awarded the Medal of Honor at the White House come back clearly and quickly even five decades later.
The White House announced Tuesday afternoon that Kettles would receive the award from President Obama on July 18.
Kettles, 86, recalls the events of May 15, 1967: flying his UH-1 helicopter time after time after time into dizzying, withering fire to save the lives of dozens of soldiers ambushed by North Vietnamese troops in the Song Tau Cau river valley; nursing the shot-up, overloaded bird out of harm's way with the final eight soldiers who'd been mistakenly left behind. Read full story here


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Quantification of binding affinities of essential sugars with a tryptophan analogue and the ubiquitous role of C-H center dot center dot center dot pi interactions
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The role of noncovalent interactions in carbohydrate recognition by aromatic amino acids has long been reported. To develop a molecular understanding of noncovalent interactions in the recognition process, we have examined a series of binary complexes between 3-methylindole (3-MeIn) and sugars. In particular, the geometries and binding affinities of 3-MeIn with alpha/beta-D-glucose, beta-D-galactose, alpha-D-mannose and alpha/beta-L-fucose are obtained using the MP2(full)/6-31G(d,p) and the M06/TZV2D//MP2/6-31G(d,p) level of theories. The conventional hydrogen bonding such as N-H center dot center dot center dot O and C-H center dot center dot center dot O as well as nonconventional O-H center dot center dot center dot pi and C-H center dot center dot center dot pi type of interactions is, in general, identified as responsible for the moderately strong interaction energies. Large variations in the position orientations of 3-MeIn with respect to saccharide are noticed, within the same sugar family, as well as across different sugar series. Furthermore, complexes with large differences in their geometries are recognized as capable of exhibiting very similar interaction energies, underscoring the significance of exhaustive conformation sampling, as carried out in the present study. These observations are readily attributed to the differences in the efficiency of the type of interactions enlisted above. The highest and lowest interaction energies, upon inclusion of 50% BSSE correction, are found to be -16.02 and -6.22 kcal mol(-1), respectively, for alpha-D-glucose (1a) and alpha-L-fucose (5j). While more number of prominent conventional hydrogen bonding contacts remains as a characteristic feature of the strongly bound complexes, the lower end of the interaction energy spectrum is dominated by multiple C-H center dot center dot center dot pi interactions. The complexes exhibiting as many as four C-H center dot center dot center dot pi contacts are identified in the case of alpha/beta-D-glucose, beta-D-galactose, and alpha/beta-L-fucose with an interaction energy hovering around 8 kcal mol(-1). The presence of effective C-H center dot center dot center dot pi interactions is found to be dependent on the saccharide configuration as well as the area of the apolar patch constituted by the C-H groups. The study offers a comprehensive set of binary complexes, across different saccharides, which serves as an illustration of the significance and ubiquitous nature of C-H center dot center dot center dot pi interactions in carbohydrate binding in saccharide-protein complexes.
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Catholic Herald: 'We cannot turn Muslims into traditional Britons'
One might therefore expect The Catholic Herald to view the plight of Islam with a degree of sympathy. But they seem intent on inflicting upon this minority religio-political system the very bigotries they accused the Protestant majority of inflicting upon their religio-political system in ages past (or present, if one heeds the opinion of Cardinal Keith O'Brien). It is not only perceived in the opinion of the paper's editor-in-chief on Muslim schools, but also in articles like their review of God's Continent by Philip Jenkins.
The theme is 'the influx of Islam into a rapidly secularising Europe, its nature and its possible outcomes'. There is a cursory mention of what Christians and Muslims have in common – 'belief in an omnipotent God who created us for a purpose, and requires of us a way of life and prayer in order to reach him (which) puts us into a minority set up against a consciously secularised society'. But then there is the difference: in Europe at least, Christians are in decline, perceived largely as harmless eccentrics, while 'Muslims are seen as a dangerous invading force seeking to change our society, and ready to go to extreme lengths to achieve this'.
The problem is that recent legislation in the UK tars all religions with the same brush: 'so the regulations and movements which seek to defend democracy against the threat of divine fiat spatter us both'. The Catholic Herald asks: 'It is even alleged that controls applied to faith schools or sexual discrimination, use the fear of Islam as a foil to attack Christianity (and in particular Catholicism – which is a kind of backhanded compliment). Of course we do not have bombs in our hands. And that makes all the difference. Or does it?' While (accurately) observing the problems associated with immigrating Muslims, they forget how equally-applicable the words once were to British Roman Catholics:
The Muslim community consists of immigrants often separated from society by language, culture or location. This may be in part their fault, but it is a common feature of all large immigrations. The children of immigrants find it difficult to overcome prejudices which bar them from even the first rung of the ladder; their lives seem meaningless and frustrating. Their defence is to deepen their immersion in their own group, and, in some cases, to define themselves by anti-social behaviour. But, add to this a religious ideology which makes this behaviour feel virtuous and you have a perfect recipe.
And the following is worthy of quotation at length:
Islam contains many schools, from the extreme to the rational, so it is not hard to find a justification which suits psychological need. Even the Koran, which may appear to provide a solid rock of certainty, is not so. There were several versions of the Koran as late as the 10th century, when the current version became canonical. And there are Muslim scholars of note, not popular with their co-religionists, who interpret the book and its doctrine in contextual and hermeneutic terms not dissimilar to modern scientific exegesis of the Bible.
The general, and more mature, members of the Muslim community may disagree profoundly with extreme doctrines, or accept their inappropriateness within the country of their adoption. But it is hazardous to give this a public voice, let alone to co-operate actively with the authorities in identifying the dangerous groups. I am reminded of the Catholic population in Northern Ireland. Nor have we helped in the past by giving safe havens to extreme voices, which still speak through the internet and elsewhere.
But Jenkins does see some hope. The further a Muslim community is from the Arab hinterland, the more likely it is to adapt to Western society, and the many attractions it has to offer. It will be a long process, but the Muslims are not in Europe for the short term, most of them will stay indefinitely. In fact, we might not want them to abandon all their values for those of the Babylon in which they now live.
Multiculturalism – in effect insulating different cultures in parallel – was never a good idea in our tight little island, and it has been replaced by the ideal of integration. But we have to realise that this does not mean absorption in the sense that we turn all the Muslims, and the many other immigrants we have, into traditional English people. We have to be ready to change too. The result will be a new mixture. Undoubtedly the fundamental basis of the rule of law and democracy will remain but our habits and our attitudes will be modified. And a characteristic of the new society will be that we value the diversity of traditions.
There will be limits of course and, while maintaining as wide a diversity as possible, the issues that threaten integration will need to be tackled sensitively, and often on a case-by-case basis. Refreshingly, Jenkins sees this as a potential opportunity for European Catholicism. In adjusting to change there will be a greater awareness of the roots of our traditional society, and no doubt a higher value placed on us as a creative and contributing minority. Currently there is an exaggerated respect for Muslim rights, born at least in part of fear. In the future, broader society may recognise that creative minorities have something to contribute to the whole. And creative minorities must acknowledge the rights of broader society to disagree with them.
Meanwhile, we might remember St Bernadette's remark that the only thing she had to fear was bad Catholics. Living out our religion fully in all its dimensions is the strongest of all the arguments we can mount.
So is the only thing we have to fear 'the bad Muslims'?
Cranmer can hardly wait for Baroness Warsi, the Conservative Party's Shadow Minister for Community Cohesion, to reveal her thoughts upon these complex religio-political issues. As the first Muslim woman to sit in the Shadow Cabinet (or, indeed, any cabinet), she has a considerable burden of expectation upon her shoulders. She professes to believe in 'greater equality', yet she has used election leaflets which were hostile towards 'gay rights' and an equal age of consent. For her, the Islamic view of the family, society and religion are the pattern to which we must conform. Her actions speak loudly, and she has never said otherwise. She also advocates dialogue with the extremists intent on destroying us, and that must mean appeasement.
How Sayeeda Warsi will balance her belief in the innate superiority of Islam with a Party dominated by kafir in the land of the kuffar remains to be seen.


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The management goal of the Santa Cruz AMA is to maintain a safe-yield condition in the active management area and to prevent local water tables from experiencing long term declines.
AMA Description
The Santa Cruz Active Management Area (AMA) covers 716 square miles in the Upper Santa Cruz Valley River Basin. It is principally concentrated around a 45 mile reach of the Santa Cruz River from the international border to the Continental gaging station, a few miles north of the Santa Cruz/Pima County line. Along this reach, the river is characterized as an intermittent desert stream that contains uninterrupted perennial and effluent dominated reaches. The drainage area of the Santa Cruz River upstream from Continental is about 1,680 square miles. From its headwaters in the San Rafael Valley, the river flows southward approximately 9 miles and enters Mexico. During its 35 mile course through Mexico, the river continues its southward flow for a short distance and then bends northward and enters Arizona 5 miles east of Nogales. Within the United States, the Santa Cruz River continues northward for 65 miles from Nogales to Tucson, where it continues beyond to the confluence of the Gila River. (Chapter II TMP for overview of AMA water resources.)
Analysis of Historic Water Level Data Related to Proposed Assured Water Supply Physical Availability Criteria for the Santa Cruz Active Management Area Santa Cruz and Pima County, Arizona – Modeling Report No. 18. - Proposed new groundwater withdrawals for Assured Water Supply (AWS) purposes in the Santa Cruz AMA must be consistent with the AMA's dual water management goals of maintaining safe-yield and preventing local water tables from experiencing long-term declines (A.R.S. 45.562.C).
Santa Cruz AMA Groundwater Flow Model - Modeling Report No. 14 - The Arizona Department of Water Resources has developed a regional groundwater flow model of the Santa Cruz Active Management Area that covers a reach of the effluent-dominated Santa Cruz River in southern Arizona.
Santa Cruz AMA Groundwater Flow Model – Modeling Report No. 15 -The Arizona Department of Water Resources has developed a regional groundwater flow model of the Santa Cruz Active Management Area that covers the "Microbasin" reach of the Santa Cruz River in southern Arizona from the International Boundary to the Nogales International Wastewater Treatment Plant.
AMA Water Budget
AMA Conservation Requirements
The primary goal of the Santa Cruz AMA Conservation Program is to gradually reduce water consumption by encouraging the use of the best available water conservation practices and maximizing the efficient use of all water supplies including the direct use of effluent. In the Santa Cruz AMA, water conservation requirements apply to all water withdrawn from wells, other than stored water, regardless of the source. This is one way to ensure the efficient use of the water supply. The Department encourages the equitable distribution of water in an environmentally and economically sound manner through long-range planning, cooperative regional efforts, technical assistance, public education, and regulatory programs. The Department acknowledges that all of the statutory tools necessary to ensure effective water management in the Santa Cruz AMA may not be currently available, given the AMA's unique goal and drought-sensitive water supply.
Santa Cruz AMA Major Water Management Challenges
New and innovative management tools for quantification and clarification of water rights and new sources of supply will need to be developed to achieve the AMA goals.
To meet the AMA goals, new uses of water within certain areas of the Santa Cruz AMA will need to be offset either by replenishment of water withdrawn or through a corresponding reduction in water use by existing users. Replenishment could be achieved through a mechanism to purchase recharge credits or in some circumstances by a demonstration that water pumped out of storage will be naturally recharged. Reduction in existing use could be achieved by discontinuing existing water use in the same local areas in which a new demand begins. Water that is conserved through increased efficiency could, in part, be taken up by a new use.
Coordinated Management of Surface and Groundwater
The Legislature has mandated that management of groundwater and surface water rights be coordinated in order to achieve the AMA goals. This will likely result in a high degree of water management awareness by the local water right holders in the Santa Cruz AMA. To successfully manage water supplies for the Santa Cruz AMA, groundwater programs cannot be implemented without examining the consequences to surface water rights. Surface water rights cannot be obtained or altered without examining the consequences to groundwater programs and overall water management efforts and the public interest.
Although the laws governing surface water and groundwater are distinct, they are not necessarily at cross-purposes. An effective coordinated management of surface and groundwater must provide the mechanisms to protect the water rights held under both legal authorities.
International Water Issues
The international nature of the Santa Cruz AMA water resources requires binational coordination of water management efforts. The Santa Cruz River is one of the main water supply sources for Nogales, Sonora and for Nogales, Arizona. The water management policies of Nogales, Sonora, in regard to the use of the Santa Cruz River, may have a direct impact on the volume of water entering the Santa Cruz AMA. Additional pumping of Nogales, Sonora Santa Cruz River well fields could reduce both small flood flows and sub-flow, thereby reducing the recharge in the Santa Cruz AMA.
Development Pressure
The City of Nogales and Rio Rico are the two biggest water users in the municipal sector. They have been growing at the rate of 5 to 8 percent per year for the last 10 years. If this rate of growth continues creative water management policies will be required to maintain the AMA goals and meet the new water needs.
Greater development pressure may be coming from the north. Expansion of existing development in the Green Valley area is headed south. This development is already at the northern boundary of the Santa Cruz AMA and is expected to continue.
Development of Technical Data and Tools
The Department continues to devote considerable resources to the development of the groundwater flow model for the AMA. Due to its complicated nature, a considerable amount of detail is necessary to accurately simulate the hydrologic system. This work will help in conceptually understanding some of the relationships between the Younger and the Older Alluvium.
Development of Assured Water Supply Criteria
A major effort is in progress to establish assured water supply criteria for evaluating the statutory requirement that issuance of an assured water supply must be consistent with AMA goals. In order to develop the appropriate criteria, it is necessary to have a better understanding of: (1) the impact of diversions at specific locations of the subflow water levels; (2) the impact of the effluent introduced into the system and its long-term availability; (3) how effluent, surface water flows, and mountain front recharge affect Younger Alluvium water levels; and (4) a formal determination of nature, validity, and priority of surface water rights in the context of their usage in supporting an assured water supply determination.
The Department is in the process of drafting rule criteria for the AMA. Final adoption of these rules will reflect community and stakeholder input to the highest degree possible.
Augmentation/Recharge Limitations
The hydrogeologic characteristics of the aquifers in the Santa Cruz AMA and their close relationship with surface water flow presents a challenge to augmentation and recharge that needs to be addressed with innovative approaches. Effluent discharge from the NIWWTP is a major source of recharge in the AMA, and it is a significant source of water available to support future assured water supply determinations. Additionally, the effluent plays a major role in maintaining water tables and riparian habitat in the Younger Alluvium downstream of the NIWWTP.
Management Plan Development and Modification
Transcripts of Public Hearings, Summary of Hearings and Findings, Orders of Adoption and Modification Language – On January 9, 2008, the Director issued orders promulgating proposed modifications to the Third Management Plans for the purpose of adding a modified Non-Per Capita Conservation Program. Public hearings on the proposed modifications were held in Phoenix, Casa Grande, Prescott, Nogales and Tucson during the first week of March, 2008. On April 1, 2008, the Director issued a summary of the hearings and findings with respect to the matters considered during the hearings ("Summary of Hearings and Findings"). In the Summary of Hearings and Findings, the Director indicated that two changes would be made to the proposed modifications in response to comments received during the public hearings. On April 1, 2008, the Director issued orders adopting the proposed modifications with the changes described in the Summary of Hearings and Findings.
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