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The Nova Scotia Bar was established in December 1749, shortly after the founding of Halifax. It grew slowly, with a significant influx of refugee Loyalist lawyers who moved here during and after the American War of Independence (1775-1783).
The Nova Scotia Barristers' Society can trace its initial roots to the formation of a library in 1797, when the Honourable Chief Justice Thomas A. L. Strange donated his personal collection to the province for the use of his fellow lawyers. However, it was not until 1825 that a formal regulatory organization was established with the formation of the Society of Nova Scotia Barristers.
In March 1811, the Province enacted its first legal profession act, called an Act for the better regulation of attorneys, solicitors and proctors, practising in the Courts of Law and Equity in this Province, S.N.S. 1811, c.3. At the time, it was just the second legal profession act in British North America. Drafted by Attorney-General Richard John Uniacke, the Act provided that all of Nova Scotia's lawyers would henceforth be barristers, rather than simply attorneys.
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- 1918: Frances Lilian Fish is the first woman called to the Bar, following an amendment to the Barristers and Solicitors Act confirming that women could join the Bar.
- 1949: Knowledge of Latin dropped as a requirement for Bar Admission
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- 1975: Bar Admission Course introduced.
- 1986: Lay members (now called Public Representatives) appointed to Council.
- 1988: Legal Ethics and Professional Conduct: A Handbook for Lawyers in Nova Scotia becomes the official set of rules to guide the professional responsibility of lawyers.
- 1993: James A. Michael is the first Mi'kmaq lawyer called to the Bar; Jill Hamilton QC is elected the Society's first woman President.
- 2012: The new Code of Professional Conduct comes into force on January 1, replacing the Legal Ethics Handbook.
For further information about the Society's history:
NSBS historical timeline (1749 – present)
Society Presidents (1860 – present)
For a more detailed account of the history of the Legal Profession Act, see this article from the October 2011 edition of the Society Record: "2011: A 200-year odyssey of regulating Nova Scotia's legal profession," by Barry Cahill, Professional information access and privacy administrator. Mr. Cahill has written a history of the Society that is awaiting publication.


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DDOS Protection for Enterprise applications and web infrastructures
DDOS Protection for Enterprise applications and web infrastructures
The time of static applications that just wait to be hit by a massive number of requests has gone.
This piece of code is an example of a Self-Protective servlet filter able to defend itself against such attacks by utilizing the Remotely Triggered Black Holling technique.
The servlet filter is able to apply a remotely triggered black holing as per RFC 5635.
Distributed DDOS attacks are attacks that can't be stoped by a firewall, access list, simple linux ip filter or iptables, IPS or IDS. If you enable and apply any of those tactics in your infrastructure the devices that enforce those security on the "way" of the attacker traffic will be the first to crash. Then nobody will be able to access your infrastructure and the attacker would accomplish his goals e.g to deny access of limited users to the Internet service offered by you.
There are some engines like Incapsula, Cloudflare or Norsk which will be very much willing to take your money but again won't be really able to help you. What will they do? First will occupy your DNS and will redirect your publically accessed points towards their infrastructure. Then they will allow funcitonality that will snapshot your site (so if you site has dynamic contect simply forget about them) finally they will tunnel the traffic from their infrastructure to yours.
So but how will that help you? In parallel with that they will apply RTBH. They have connections with some ISPs and major content hosting providers and will try to hide them and you from the eyes of the attacker. This works sometimes if you are lucky and your stuff has been hosted in an ISP with which they have good connections but in many cases and in many contries their service simply won't work well.
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Established as part of the Tier 1 Canada Research Chair awarded to Dr. Richard MacKinnon, the Centre for Cape Breton Studies is committed to promoting and preserving intangible cultural heritage. Unique in Atlantic Canada, the Centre is a valuable addition to Cape Breton University. The Centre for Cape Breton Studies will not only reach into our community but also extend into national and international arenas through visiting scholars, research, workshops, and programmes of study.
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Publisher: Barnes and Noble Books
Published: November 25th 2004
Copyright: 2004
Pages: 700
Form: Paperback
Series: The Musketeers (1)
Mixing a bit of seventeenth-century French history with a great deal of invention, Alexandre Dumas tells the tale of young D'Artagnan and his musketeer comrades, Porthos, Athos and Aramis. Together they fight to foil the schemes of the brilliant, dangerous Cardinal Richelieu, who pretends to support the king while plotting to advance his own power. Bursting with swirling swordplay, swooning romance, and unforgettable figures such as the seductively beautiful but deadly femme fatale, Milady, and D'Artagnan's equally beautiful love, Madame Bonacieux, The Three Musketeers continues, after a century and a half of continuous publication, to define the genre of swashbuckling romance and historical adventure.
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When I first decided to read this book I didn't know what I was getting myself into. And while it started off slow, the action quickly picked up and I found myself completely immersed in the story. I was fascinated as young D'Artagnan found himself in one scrape or conundrum after another. I really enjoyed his character as he was quite clever and brave for someone so young. He was also very disciplined and determined to achieve his goal of becoming a Musketeer.
Though I didn't care for their treatment of women at points in this novel, I couldn't help but be charmed by Porthos, Athos, and Aramis. I especially was taken Athos as he had more of a fatherly affection for D'Artagnan, and quite an air of mystery about him. Their adventures were fun, and exciting, and kept me interested and wanting to know more.
Now while Milady was a particularly despicable character, I didn't care for how they crucified her and her actions, when the men around her encouraging her into these acts weren't treated nearly as bad or held accountable for their evil deeds. To me it just seemed as if the women in the novel got a bad rap while the men were all supposed to be thought of as brave and admirable. Despite that I really did enjoy the story and look forward to reading more of Dumas' work in the future.
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I've been given honest feedback. Through it, I've discovered how I could develop myself. I've learnt never to limit myself.Ashaka Marshall
HR Advisor, Ashaka Marshall was destined to work for Hyde. It was 2003 and the Goldsmiths student needed a work placement as part of his Social Sciences Community Development and Youth Work degree.
When he first came across our stand at a careers fair, it certainly caught his eye. There it stood, with its signature branding and enthusiastic staff, amongst scores of community and church organisations all vying for the students' attention. "I had no idea what Hyde was, but I tried to avoid it because at the time it seemed too 'corporate', too 'professional', for me," he jokes.
When a passionate Hyde employee manning the stand told him all about our social purpose, and specifically how Hyde Plus (now the Hyde Foundation) worked, he was very interested. "He gave me the 'big sell' and that was it! I knew I wanted to work for Hyde."
Ashaka approached Hyde for a work placement, was interviewed, and was thrilled to be taken on as one of our very first apprentices. He completed the first year of his internship as a trainee Regeneration Co-ordinator within our social and economic regeneration arm, resuming and completing the second half a few years later due to personal circumstances.
"The traineeship was a big thing; a huge opportunity for me. It was difficult at first, being a student without business experience or any idea of corporate etiquette."
In 2008 he returned on a fixed term contract as a Hyde Plus Youth Development Co-ordinator. The following year he became a permanent member of staff.
Work colleagues have always been the mainstay of his work life. "I've been so lucky to have worked with so many good people and developed relationships across business. It's like my extended family."
His managers have all been 'brilliant' developing him both as a professional, and as a person. "They've all been supportive, allowing me to grow. For me, it's not only been about training – it's been about one-to-one meetings where I've been given honest feedback. Through it, I've discovered how I could develop myself. I've learnt never to limit myself."
A highlight of Ashaka's work at Hyde has been engaging with young Londoners - from Croydon and Lewisham to Stockwell and Islington - and making a difference to their lives.
"It's difficult to say how you impact someone else's life: something you think is small could make a huge difference. For me, it's been a great privilege to work with young people and see them grow into responsible adults."
In fact, Ashaka is so well known, both by the youth and their parents, that he is greeted in the streets - especially in Stockwell where he forged a legacy with innovative interventions and projects: "I've got a lot of love for Stockwell." He is also proud to have worked on the award-winning Youth Bank programme which supported young people across Hyde's footprint.
But after many years in youth work Ashaka decided he needed to move on. He was looking for a new challenge and a career move that would boost his own personal development. And it came about in a curious way.
Having been a staff rep since 2013, Ashaka realised that HR was where he wanted to be. So he did his Level 3 CIPD qualification with a view to making the transition to HR. But, he knew that he would have to gain experience if he was to secure a role. At the same time as Hyde Plus was going through a restructure, a colleague told him about a Trainee HR Advisor role.
"I'd been involved in youth work for 18 years, so I wanted something more grown-up, more professional. The timing was perfect. I went for it and was over the moon when I was appointed as a trainee – it was a way in to what I really wanted to do."
This is Ashaka's career progression advice: "Experience, Experience and more Experience! Get it any way you can. It's the most important thing, but it doesn't happen overnight. And have a 'can-do attitude' - show you are willing to try new things."
Ashaka is pleased to be valued by his new team. He was never treated like a trainee, but as someone they saw as an advisor and who they looked to for input.
"I had previously been a specialist working with young people at risk of getting into gangs, so of course some of my skills have been transferable, and colleagues have recognised that. But in other ways, it's a world away; I've had lots to learn. And thanks to the generosity of my colleagues I'm learning all the time."
He plans to continue gaining qualifications and to specialise in employee law and change management.
In May 2017 Ashaka became a fully-fledged HR Advisor and has 'high hopes' for his career. "I like that every day is different and I enjoy being able to resolve issues."


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Greeting - Interactive Practice
Click on Listen All and follow along. After becoming comfortable with the entire conversation, become Person A by clicking on the Person A button. You will hear only Person B through the audio file. There will be a silence for you to repeat the sentences of Person A. Do the same for Person B. The speed of the conversation is native speed. Use the pause button if the pause between each sentence is too fast for you. After practicing several times, you will be able to speak as fast as a native.
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Cell Phones for Music Lovers
- Cell Phones for Music Lovers
- Sony Ericsson W800i
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Phones have been sporting MP3 players since the Samsung Uproar hit the street in 2000, but no phone has been able to approach the level of audio affection that Americans have heaped on dedicated digital music players like the iPod. There are many reasons for this; some phones don't integrate well with PC-based music collections, especially with songs purchased from online stores like Napster, Rhapsody and iTunes. Others lack the one-touch access to music that users demand, instead requiring users to navigate sometimes cumbersome phone interfaces to get at the music.
A few words of advice for those considering purchase of a phone with integrated music player. Weigh your own audio expectations against the level of performance we've seen in the phone-based players. Also, regardless of its performance, make sure that your favorite format is supported by the player and that you can get the music onto or off the player with minimal difficulty. Finally, make sure that the amount of memory will be sufficient to prevent you from going crazy. None of the phones currently available can approach the capacity of dedicated music players. It's also not a bad idea to ponder headphone or
Expectations have been and remain high that the upcoming iTunes phone will shake things up in this space, but until it arrives, here are the best phones for listening to your tunes.
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Sony Ericsson W800i Walkman
It has the best audio quality of any phone we've ever tested, comes with a terrific pair of headphones, is easy to use, and has enough battery life to keep you rocking all night long. It's the best plain-old-phone we've ever seen, too. But it only plays unprotected MP3 and AAC format songs, and doesn't integrate with PC-based jukebox programs.
Audiovox SMT-5600
This smartphone syncs up with Windows Media Player for the most seamless PC/phone music transfers we've seen so far. It plays music from WMA-format stores like Napster, MSN Music and Walmart.com, and it even lets you watch TV shows captured with Windows Media Center PCs. As a Windows Smartphone, it runs hundreds of applications, including games and Microsoft Office document readers. It's cute, too.
PalmOne Treo 650
Its PDA power lets it run Pocket Tunes Deluxe, an easy-to-use music application that also syncs up with Windows Media Player and supports music purchased from many online stores. With its full keyboard, simple Palm OS operating system and all-around quality, the Treo manages to work as a palmtop computer while still feeling very much like a phone.
Motorola E815
It costs a mere $99.99 with a new contract from Verizona great buy for a powerful phone. Its MP3 player is pretty basic, but it lets you play songs off a TransFlash memory card and create playlists on the device. The E815 also gets top-notch reception on Verizon's network, and it can stream music videos over Verizon's V CAST video service.


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Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Perfectly Practical #186 - Alcohol Free Hand Sanitizer
I love the holiday season but I'm not so in love with the concurrent cold & flu season that hangs around like an ill-tempered cranky phlegmy unwanted guest.
We all know how important it is to keep our hands clean in order to slow down the spread of germs but it's not always convenient to wash our hands with soap and water - which is where hand sanitizer comes into its own.
I like the convenience but am not a huge fan of the other aspects of hand sanitizer.
Of course, I don't know about you, but regular hand sanitizer dries my hands out - probably due to the alcohol.
And speaking of alcohol, did you realize that standard hand sanitizers are at least 60% alcohol? They have to have that high of a percentage in order to kill bacteria.
There have been cases of kids getting alcohol poisoning from hand sanitizers. I can totally see how that happens: a kid gets sticky hands and Mom puts some yummy strongly scented sanitizer on their hands to clean them up and kiddie thinks that it smells good enough to eat, or at least, lick. What's even more worrying are the teenagers who are drinking the sanitizer intentionally.
If that wasn't enough to make you somewhat concerned about regular hand sanitizers, there are always other ingredients like Triclosan which is under scrutiny by the FDA currently. Triclosan has shown that it disrupts the endocrine systems of animals - basically, it messes up their hormones. It is also thought that Triclosan aids in making bacteria more resistant to antibiotics.
Double yikes!
So just to get things straight, the stuff I'm putting on my hands to kill bacteria could be actually making bacteria stronger? Ummmm...I'm no scientist, but that's kinda what it sounds like to me.
Is there a better solution? Why yes there is, thanks for asking.
CleanSmart is a naturally moisturizing sanitizer that kills 99% of germs WITHOUT using alcohol OR Triclosan. The key ingredient is Hydrochlorous Acid, a naturally occurring chemical that the body's immune system produces.
It is hypoallergenic and fragrance free so littlies will be tempted to lick it.
And the nasties that CleanSmart kills makes for an impressive list including strep, staph, rhinovirus (the common cold) MRSA, H1N1, and even athlete's foot.
Right now, CleanSmart is only available online but will be rolling out to brick and mortar stores after the first of the year.
Lucky for us the good folks at CleanSmart have sent me some hand sanitizers to give away to a couple of my readers. Please enter via the Rafflecopter below and winners will be chosen 12/24/13. The winners will have three days to contact me after being notified before a new name is chosen. The winners have all been contacted.
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This works for me.
28 comments:
I use hand sanitizer every day at work, glad to see that this is alcohol and Triclosan free!ReplyDelete
I do use it often... I am definitely interested in an all Natural one!!ReplyDelete
I will have to check it out! I work with the public and they always come to work out when they are sick. This could be handy!ReplyDelete
I do use hand sanitizer regularly - especially while out in public like at the park, grocery store, etc.ReplyDelete
I use sanitizer every time I get into the car from shopping.ReplyDelete
I do use it quite frequentlyReplyDelete
I use hand sanitizer on the go. It'd be great to have an alcohol free version!ReplyDelete
I use sanitizer daily.ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh yes!! I keep a small bottle of it in my purse and use it after pumping gas, handling money, etc. I can't live without the stuff!ReplyDelete
- Rachel GDecember 22, 2013 at 11:30 PM
I use hand sanitizer all the time!ReplyDelete
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I do use it especially during flu season.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 23, 2013 at 4:33 PM
yes, I do several times a day!ReplyDelete
We use it all the time at our houseReplyDelete
I keep it in the car for my boys.ReplyDelete
- WendyB.December 23, 2013 at 5:09 PM
I used to use it all of the time, but now only for emergencies.ReplyDelete
We use hand sanitizer in our classroom all the time. Thank youReplyDelete
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7 September (Part 3) - Boundaries consultation. Don't all rush at once
The last time Bexley council was seriously involved in discussions with the Boundaries Commission was when
the ruling Tories thought it would be a good idea
to lend left leaning Erith & Thamesmead some parliamentary votes from true
blue Sidcup which has a strong enough Conservative majority to be able to spare
them. Then to balance up the numbers, some Erith votes could be shunted into
Bexleyheath and Crayford, but not enough to push that right leaning constituency into Labour's hands.
I loved some of their justifications for that ruse. The best must have been that Erith and Welling both produced arms during the First World War.
Shuffling votes around in that way was a very cunning trick, immoral but clever, but unfortunately for the ruling clique the Boundaries Commission saw right through it.
Now it's council ward territories that are under discussion. As a compromise between the existing 63 wards and the threatened 18, Bexley's councillors have united behind a figure of 45.
Today the subject has reached the consultation stage and residents are invited to say have their say.
Probably you should get in quick, in all probability residents will be wildly enthusiastic to give their opinion.


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This week, three new things are coming to the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAM/PFA).
Wednesday June 18th brings the exhibition Color Shift. This draws from the inspiration of Josef Albers (1888-1976), one of the most influential artist-educators of the twentieth century. The featured artworks are early twentieth century works, that each explores color relationships within abstract compositions. Primarily drawn from BAM/PFA's collection, they feature an array of medias, styles and techniques, including the Expressionist paintings of Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, the geometric patterning of Josef Albers, Jennifer Bartlett and Xylor Jane, carefully crafted ceramics of Ron Nagle, and Ruth Laskey's intricately woven textiles. A sample of this exhibition can be seen on BAM/PFA's website at bampfa.berkeley.edu, showing Rothko's Number 207 (Red over Dark Blue on Dark Gray). Color Shift is on view until August 24th.
Also this Wednesday, BAM/PFA will have a special screening of the restored version of the 1940 film Grapes of Wrath, as part of the 75th anniversary of the John Steinbeck novel. Written during the Great Depression, the movie tells the story of the Joad family, who makes the migration from Oklahoma to California, and witness hardships from others farming communities, including droughts and exploitations from the hands of industry. Stars in the film include Henry Fonda, Jane Darwell, and John Carradine. The screening begins at 7pm.
In addition to the screening, there will also be an introduction from Susan Shillinglaw, the director of the Center for Steinbeck Studies at San Jose State University. She will also be a part of an "In Conversation" period that will include Gray Brechin, project scholar for the Living New Deal Project, and Harvey Smith, president of the National New Deal Preservation Association.
Finally on June 19th, there will be the film series Kenji Mizoguchi: A Cinema of Totality. Co-presented by the Japan Foundation, and drawn from BAM/PFA's archival collection, it is a feature of films that ranges from samurai tales to contemporary melodramas, all of which presenting the world of Japan. Films in this series include 1936's Sisters of the Gion (considered to be Mizoguchi's signature film), Osaka Elegy (1936), and Street of Shame (1956). The film series runs from June 19th to August 29th.
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The Call that started it all
YOUR GOVERNMENT, on the basis of outrageous lies, is waging a murderous and utterly illegitimate war in Iraq, with other countries in their sights.
YOUR GOVERNMENT is openly torturing people, and justifying it.
YOUR GOVERNMENT puts people in jail on the merest suspicion, refusing them lawyers, and either holding them indefinitely or deporting them in the dead of night.
YOUR GOVERNMENT is moving each day closer to a theocracy, where a narrow and hateful brand of Christian fundamentalism will rule.
YOUR GOVERNMENT suppresses the science that doesn't fit its religious, political and economic agenda, forcing present and future generations to pay a terrible price.
YOUR GOVERNMENT is moving to deny women here, and all over the world, the right to birth control and abortion.
YOUR GOVERNMENT enforces a culture of greed, bigotry, intolerance and ignorance.
People look at all this and think of Hitler - and they are right to do so. The Bush regime is setting out to radically remake society very quickly, in a fascist way, and for generations to come. We must act now; the future is in the balance.
Millions and millions are deeply disturbed and outraged by this. They recognize the need for a vehicle to express this outrage, yet they cannot find it; politics as usual cannot meet the enormity of the challenge, and people sense this. There is not going to be some magical "pendulum swing." People who steal elections and believe they're on a "mission from God" will not go without a fight.
There is not going to be some savior from the Democratic Party. This whole idea of putting our hopes and energies into "leaders" who tell us to seek common ground with fascists and religious fanatics is proving every day to be a disaster, and actually serves to demobilize people.
But silence and paralysis are NOT acceptable. That which you will not resist and mobilize to stop, you will learn - or be forced - to accept. There is no escaping it: the whole disastrous course of this Bush regime must be STOPPED. And we must take the responsibility to do it.
And there is a way. We are talking about something on a scale that can really make a huge change in this country and in the world. We need more than fighting Bush's outrages one at a time, constantly losing ground to the whole onslaught. We must, and can, aim to create a political situation where the Bush regime's program is repudiated, where Bush himself is driven from office, and where the whole direction he has been taking society is reversed. We, in our millions, must and can take responsibility to change the course of history.
Acting in this way, we join with and give support and heart to people all over the globe who so urgently need and want this regime to be stopped. This will not be easy. If we speak the truth, they will try to silence us. If we act, they will try to stop us. But we speak for the majority, here and around the world, and as we get this going we are going to reach out to the people who have been so badly fooled by Bush and we are NOT going to stop.
The point is this: history is full of examples where people who had right on their side fought against tremendous odds and were victorious. And it is also full of examples of people passively hoping to wait it out, only to get swallowed up by a horror beyond what they ever imagined. The future is unwritten. WHICH ONE WE GET IS UP TO US.
Endorsers of the Call to Drive Out the Bush Regime Include:
Imam Talib Abdur-Rashid, Mosque of Islamic Brotherhood
James Abourezk
Mumia Abu-Jamal
Pam Africa
Vincente Alba, Laborers Union Local 108, New York
Alberto Lovera Bolivian Circle, New York
Allison Aimee
Aris Anagnos
Arab American Community Coalition
Carlos Arango, Director, Casa Aztlan*
Edward Asner
Asociación Tepeyac, New York
Axis of Justice
Rosa Ayala, Justice for Janitors*
Russell Banks
Father Luis Barrios, Iglesia San Romero de Las Americas, NYC
Rev. Willie Barrow, Women Connecting*
Ed Begley Jr.
Harry Belafonte
Medea Benjamin
Dave Berenson, Cleveland US Green Party
Michael Berg, anti-war activist
Jessica Blank, writer & actor
William Blum
Joan Bokaer, founder, Theocracy Watch
Blase Bokaer, author
Bob Bossie, SCJ, 8th Day Center for Justice*
Father Roy Bourgeois
St. Clair Bourne, filmmaker
Elombe Brath, Patrice Lumumba Coalition, NYC
Catharina Breinhold, musician with Nina Hagen
Carol Brightman, author of Total Insecurity
Dennis Brutus, Center for the Study of Human Rights
Gabriel Byrne
Campus Anti-War Network (CAN)
Rosemary Candelario, pro-choice activist
Tim Carpenter, dir., Progressive Democrats of America
Chicago ADAPT
Ward Churchill
Margaret Cho
Ward Churchill
Citizens For Legitimate Government
Kate Clinton
David Cobb, 2004 Green Party Pres. Candidate
Code Pink: Women for Peace
Gerry Cohen, Hollywood Director
US Rep. John Conyers Jr.
Harry T. Cook II, Recor, St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Irwin Corey, comedian
Carlos Cornier, percussionist, Funadesi, Old Town School of Folk
Barry Crimmins, Air America contributor & correspondent
Chris Crutcher, children's book author
Culture Clash
Charles W. Dahm, Pastor, St. Pius V, Chicago
Chris Daly, SF Board of Supervisors
DC Anti-War Network
Rev. Greg Dell, Broadway United Methodist Church
John Densmore
Jesse Díaz Jr.
Diane DiPrima, beat poet
Carl Dix, Revolutionary Communist Party
Leonard Dominguez, Candidate for Cook County Commissioner, IL
Dominican Women's Development Center
Ariel Dorfman, writer
Tom Duane, NY State Senator
Michael Eric Dyson
Steve Earle
Niles Eldredge, curator of Natural History Museum
Edwin Ellis, President of Veterans for Peace, LA*
Daniel Ellsberg, author of The Pentagon Papers
Eve Ensler
Martin Espada, poet
Michelle Esrick, actress, filmmaker
Donelle Estey, Artists Against the War
Christian Ettinger, ex. producer of The Weather Underground
Jodie Evans, Code Pink
Samina Faheem Fundas, American Muslim Voice*
Nina Felshin, curator, writer
Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Ralph Fertig, president of Humanitarian Law Project
Rev. John Fife
Jane Fonda
Barbara Forrest, prof. Southeastern Louisiana Univ. (testified in Dover against intelligent design)
Francis Fox Piven
Michael Franti, musician
Aaron Freeman, comedian
reg e. gaines, poet & playwright
Martin Garbus, attorney
Deborah Glick, NY State Assemblywoman
Global Justice and Peace Ministries, Riverside Church
Frances Goldin, literary agent
Bill Goodman, Center for Constitutional Rights
Sam Greenlee, filmmaker & poet
André Gregory, theater director
Andy Griggs, Exec. Board of United Teachers of LA
Jose Guerrero, artist & muralist, Chicago
Lawrence Guyot, former SNCC member and former Chairman of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Nina Hagen, singer, "mother of punk"
Paul Haggis, film director, "Crash"
Haitian Coalition for Justice
Sam Hamill, Poets Against War*
Suheir Hammad, poet
Kathleen Hanna, Le Tigre
David Harris, writer, founder of The Resistance*
Stephen Hays, Board of Woodstock Film Festival
John Heard, actor
Jon Hendricks, artist
Jon Hendrix, jazz singer/lyricist
Hermandad Mexicana
Warren Hern, MD, MPH, PhD, dir. Boulder Abortion Clinic
Eric Hilton, musician, Theivery Corporation
Hip Hop Caucus
Merle Hoffman
Rev. Robert M. Hollum, pastor, Lutheran Place
Dorothy Hoobler, author
Marie Howe, poet & writer
Impeach Bush Coalition
Mesha Monge Irizarry, Idriss Stelley Foundation
Abdeen Jabara, past pres., American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Com.*
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson
Ron Jacobs, writer
Bianca Jagger, actress & activist
Dahr Jamail, independent journalist
Pramila Jayapal, Exec. Dir., Hate Free Zone Washington
Alan Jones, Dean of Faculty, Pitzer College*
Bill T. Jones, choreographer
Rickie Lee Jones
Sarah Jones, poet & actor
Esther Kaplan, author of With God On Their Side
Brig. Gen. (ret) Janis Karpinski
Casey Kasem
Jeff Key, Iraq war veteran and writer, "The Eyes of Babylon"
Ali Khan, America Muslim Council
Margot Kidder, actress
C. Clark Kissinger
Frances Kissling, president, Catholics for a Free Choice*
Yuri Kochiyama
Rev. Earl Kooperkamp, St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Ron Kovic, author & Vietnam Veteran
Joyce Kozloff, artist
Jonathan Kozol
Reona Kumagai, Pres. of Princeton Students for Sensible Drug Policy
Jim Lafferty, Exec. Director of the NLG of LA
Ray Laforest, organizer DC 1707 AFSCME, member Pacifica National Board
Beth Lamont
Jessica Lange, actress
Mark Leno, CA State Assemblyman
Rabbi Michael Lerner, editor, Tikkun magazine
James Levin, co-director, Cleveland Festival of Arts & Technology (Ingenuity)
Philip Levine, poet, Pulitzer Prize winner
Simon Levy, dir., What I Heard About Iraq
Toby Devan Lewis
Bruce Lincoln, prof., History of Religion, Univ. of Chicago
Margarita Lopez, NY City Council Member
Alberto Lovera, Bolivian Circle New York
George Lois
Haki R. Madhubuti, publisher, Third World Press Devorah Major, poet & novelist
Make the Road by Walking
Mike Malloy, syndicated radio talk show host
Lucinda Marshall, founder, Feminist Peace Network*
Bill Martin, philosopher
Bill Martinez, attorney, producer (Audioslave concert in Cuba)
Luis Matos, union organizer, 1199
Father Matthius, Pastor, St. Pius V, Chicago
Malachy McCourt, actor & author
US Rep. Cynthia McKinney
Peter McLaren, UCLA Prof.
Ellen McLaughlin, actress & playwright
Camilo Majia, conscientious objector
Rosie Mendez, New York City Council
Dave Meserve, Arcata, CA City Council member
Allen Michaan, owner, Grand Lake Theater, Oakland, CA
Carol Migden, CA State Senator
Carly Miller, Clothing of the American Mind
Mark Crispin Miller
Millions More Movement, Pittsburg/Antioch CA org.
Ross Markarimi
Bill Mitchell, co-founder of Gold Star Families for Peace*
Leon Mobley, musician
Alderman Joe Moore, Chicago's City Council
Tom Morello, Audioslave
Tracie Morris, poet
Viggo Mortensen
Andrew Mu-ana, Images Sal-n, East LA
Roger Mumford, Forefront Homes LLC
Andrew Munana, Images Salon
Steve Murphy, editor of Tales of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Cecil Murray, retired Minister First AME Church, LA
Craig Murray, former UK Ambassador to Uzbekistan
National Lawyers Guild, National Office
Amando Navarro, Chair of Ethnic Studies, UC Riverside
Network in Solidarity with the People of the Philippines
Bill Nevins
Northwestern College Feminists
Not In Our Name
Mike and Julie Nussbaum
Susan Nussbaum
Efia Nwangaza, national co-chair, Jericho Movement
Brian O'Leary, PhD, author, former astronaut
Bertell Ollman, prof., Dept. of Politics, NYU
R. Tomas Olmos, Pres., Mexican-American BA Found., LA County*
Barbara Olshansky, Center for Constitutional Rights
E. Rendel Osburn, Southern Christian Leadership Foundation
Chris Owens, Congressional candidate
US Rep. Major Owens
Jose Padilla, exec. Dir., CA Rural Legal Assistance*
Christina Page, author of How The Pro-Choice Movement Saved America
Grace Paley, writer
Patrick Henry Democratic Club
Harvey Pekar, American Splendor cartoonist
Sean Penn
Moisés Peréz, Executive Director, Alianza Dominicana, New York*
Bill Perkins, New York City Council
Rosalind Petchesky, author, Abortion and a Woman's Choice
Peter Phillips, Project Censored, Soc. Dept. Sonoma State Univ.
Jeremy Pikser, screenwriter, Bulworth
Harold Pinter
Sterling Plumpp, poet
Port Townsend Peace Movement
Kevin Powell, writer
Progressive Democrats of America
Francine Prose, novelist
Puerto Rican Nationalist Party – New York Branch
Queers for Economic Justice
Jerry Quickley, poet & playwright
Malik Rahim, New Orleans Community Organizer
Victor Toro Ramirez, activista en el Sur del Bronx
Michael Ratner, Center for Constitutional Rights*
Reach Hip Hop Coalition
Raghava Reddy, stem cell biologist, filmmaker
Maggie Renzi, filmmaker, producer
Eric Resnick, Gay Peopl's Chronicle* reporter
Allan Rich, screenwriter & actor
Walter Riley, lawyer
Boots Riley, The Coup
Scott Ritter, former UN weapons inspector
Dennis Rivera
Rhadames Rivera, 1199 SEIU Vice President
Stephen F. Rhode, Attorney
Joshua Rosenblum, Composer, Dir. of Bush is Bad
Mark Ruffalo, actor
US Rep. Bobby Rush
Douglas Rushkoff, author
Stafan Sagmeister, graphic designer
Kalamu Salaam, Listen to the People
Angelica Salas, exec. dir. CHIRLA
JD Samson, Le Tigre
San Francisco Bay View Newspaper
Sonia Sanchez, poet
Rev. Henry Sanders, Fountain of Life Missionary Baptist Church
Sapphire, poet & writer
Susan Sarandon
John Sayles, filmmaker
James Schamus
Sheley Secrest, attorney, Pres. of NAACP Seattle-King County
Rinku Sen, Colorlines*
Rafael Sencion, Sec. Gen., Congreso Nacional Dominicano
Richard Serra, sculptor
Stephen Shapiro, professor
Rev. Al Sharpton
Lou Shaw, writer, creator of Quincy MD
Cindy Sheehan, Gold Star Families for Peace
Martin Sheen
Stanley Sheinbaum, economist
Michael Steven Smith, writer, lawyer, & radio host
Gary Soto, children's book author
Nancy Spero, artist
Dona Spring, Berkeley City Council member
Gloria Steinem
Lynne Stewart, attorney
Jed Stone, attorney
Fernando Suarez del Solar, Guerrera Azteca Project, father of US marine killed in Iraq war
Malcolm Suber, People's Hurricane Relief Fund
David Swanson, After Downing Street
Serj Tankian
Jonathan Tasini
Mark Lewis Taylor, Princeton Theological Seminary
Sunsara Taylor, Revolution newspaper
Studs Terkel
Juan Torres
Marrianne Torres, Peace & Justice Action League, Spokane*
Dwight Trible, jazz vocalist
Mark Trumeo
George Tuttle & Ben Cushman, grapegrowers
Gore Vidal
Kurt Vonnegut
Mike Vorndran, pres. of Stonewall Young Democrats
Alice Walker
Naomi Wallace
Lt. Ehren Watada
US Rep. Maxine Waters
Wavy Gravy
Leonard Weinglass, attorney
Rev. Dave Weissbard, Unitarian Universalist Church, Rockford, IL
Timberlake Werternbaker, playwright
Cornel West
Rev. Phil Wheaton, Co-pastor, Community of Christ, Wash. DC
Susan Wicklund, abortion provider
Joan Wile, Dir. of Grandmothers Against War
Saul Williams, poet
Standish E. Willis, Nat. Conf. of Black Lawyers
S. Brian Wilson, Veterans for Peace
Krzysztof Wodiczko, artist
Ann Wright, former US diplomat
Daphne Wysham, Institute for Policy Studies
Peter Yarrow
Leeland Y. Yee, Speaker pro Tem, CA State Assembly
Juanita Young, October 22nd Coalition*
David Zeiger, filmmaker, Sir, No Sir!
Zephyr, graffiti artist & writer
Robert Zevin, Robert Brooke Zevin Associates, Inc.
Howard Zinn
Dave Zirin, What's My Name, Fool? Sports & Resistance in the US
*Affiliation for identification purposes only.


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Congratulations Melissa of http://korbengrey.blogspot.com/ Her comment, 33 was chosen by random.org as the winner of the Stay Dry Nursing Pads 3-pack! Head on over to her Blog and congratulate her!
Thank you to everyone who participated and made this another successful giveaway! Be sure to check back in on Monday and see the details of our next giveaway!
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Winner of the Stay-Dry Nursing Pads 3-pack is....Melissa!
Posted by Julie at 4:53 AM
Labels: winners
2 comments:
- Beccalynn said...
Lucky girl! I don't know where I'd be without my Knickernappies nursing pads! I don't leave home without them!!!
- March 27, 2010 at 5:14 AM
- Melissa said...
I am so excited to have won! Thank you so much!!!!
- March 27, 2010 at 3:55 PM
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CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago Public Safety Committee approved Mayor Rahm Emanuel's ordinance for a new police accountability board to replace the Independent Police Review Authority after a six-hour meeting at City Hall Tuesday.
The full City Council will vote on the ordinance Wednesday.
A series of City Hall protests took place before the meeting convened.
"What we're asking for is a democratically- elected body that will be able to not just discipline the police but also set police policies and determine how our communities are policed," said Alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa of the 35th Ward.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said he wants to replace IPRA, which will be dissolved following criticism and distrust of the agency tasked with investigating police misconduct, with the Civil Officer of Police Accountability, also known as COPA.
Emanuel first proposed the new agency in August.
The meeting was open to the public and some disruptions occurred, including a scuffle that broke out inside the City Hall chambers that forced some people to be escorted out.
Some want to see a civilian police accountability council to replace IPRA.
"Putting it in the hands of the people in terms of holding police accountable for the crimes that they commit because what has been going on in the city is that the mayor and the city council have been excusing and justifying police crimes, not dealing with it," said Frank Chapman.
Two Aldermen who previously proposed a new agency stood with several civil rights organizations to oppose Emanuel's plan.
"As a lawmaker my ordinance deserves a hearing and Chicago residents deserve the opportunity to see which of the three ordinances is the most comprehensive," said Alderman Leslie Hairston of the 5th Ward.
"It amazes me in society today that we would be trying to pass an ordinance over the objection of the NAACP, over the objection of Rainbow Push," said Alderman Jason Ervin of the 28th Ward.
The City's attorney testified before the committee that Emanuel's ordinance had been amended and altered to include community concerns and includes elements of the previous proposals for COPA.
The ordinance includes an increased budget for COPA and COPA would be allowed to hire attorneys outside of the city's corporation council. What's missing is citizen involvement.
Chicago Public Safety Committee approves IPRA replacement after 6 hour meeting
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Invitations are one of the most important parts of the wedding - you'll let people know you are getting married and which style you have chosen - classic, elegant, modern or something a bit more funny. And of course, which is the main color.
Wedding invitations and stationery are important part of wedding budget too - you can spend up to 300 or 4oo dollars for invitations and up to 2,000 or 3,000 dollars for wedding stationery and other cards.And what will you need?
Here are some of the cards and invitations you'll need - you can choose just one or two of them or all of them - it's all up to you:
- Wedding Invitations
- Rehearsal Dinner Invitations
- RSVP Cards
- Save The Date Cards
- Wedding Menu
- Wedding Program
- Thank You Cards
- Wedding Invitation Envelopes
- Wedding Address Labels
- Postage Stamps
- Table Numbers
- Table Cards
- Cards with Maps and Directions
- Wedding Accommodation Cards
If you are interested how much money is actually spend on wedding stationery and whole wedding, check out this site CostofWedding.com, where you can find information for different parts of USA and you can enter ZIP code of your town and found out actuall numbers and other interesting things.
On Custom Wedding Invitations you can find mostly wedding stationery and other wedding cards and gifts from Zazzle.com.
And if you would like to find out more about weddings, here are some great blogs:
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He is seen only rarely, but when the wind picks up over the water, you can hear the Old Fisher dragging his hook across the crates.
October 31, 2007
The Old Fisher of Blindman's Wharf
Posted by Sam Nielson at 1:42 PM
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3 comments:
- Tom Scholes said...
Heyyyy, this is a bit of a different style for you Sam! Coincidence? Hehe. Looks sweet!
- October 31, 2007
- Dillon Thompson said...
I see you have found a good use for the disolve layer efect in photoshp. I like the Johnny Quest look to it by the way.
- November 01, 2007
- S.T. Lewis said...
Classic Scooby Doo villain. I wonder who's hiding under that mask. Excellent, Sam!
- November 05, 2007
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Middle Eastern Chickpea Soup
Finally something healthy after my seemingly never ending slew of baked goods! I really don't eat cookies and things all day, but baked good recipes are generally always more successful for me than recipes I try out for meals. Most likely due to the fact that I try and find healthy recipes for lunches and dinners, and not all healthy recipes are super delicious so I don't end up posting about them all the time.
So apparently it's time for me to get into making soups again! Though I can't really handle having soup more than a couple of times a week (at least not for my main course). Maybe if it was a brothy soup but the ones I make usually aren't, like this one. It's another recipe from Moosewood Restaurant Daily Special. Almost everything I've made from this cookbook has been either good or really good so I'm sure I'll continue through some more soups this winter from it.
Overall I quite liked this soup though next time I will play with the spices a bit more. I also need to find a new curry powder. I love curry powder so I love adding lots of it to things but when I did that recently in a tofu salad it made my tongue feel weird. I didn't really enjoy that. The problem is my bag of curry powder is huge... Ah well I should just pick up a different kind.
If this sounds good, you might also like:
Curried Sweet Potato Soup
Beet, Barley and Black Bean Soup
Choklay's Tibetan Lentil Soup
Middle Eastern Chickpea Soup
Adapted from Moosewood Restaurant Daily Special
I changed too many things to note them here but the recipe is basically the same with the addition of carrots and celery, replaced red potato with sweet potato, extra amounts of the spices, and curry powder instead of turmeric.
1 sweet potato
3 to 4 cups vegetable stock
2 15-oz cans chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1/2 tbsp olive oil
1 large onion, chopped
5 garlic cloves, minced or pressed
2 carrots, diced
2 celery stalks, diced
1 tsp salt
1 tbsp + 1 tsp ground cumin
1 tbsp + 1 tsp ground coriander
2 tsp curry powder
1/8 tsp cayenne
ground black pepper to taste
2 cups diced tomatoes
chopped fresh parsley
Poke the sweet potato with a fork all over, then microwave it on a plate on high for a few minutes. Depending on the size it can take up to 10 minutes, so just keep checking and microwaving until it's done (really soft and mushy). If you have the time and prefer it you can go ahead and roast the sweet potato. Either peel the sweet potato and put this in a blender or food processor, or peel the skin off and put the insides in the blender.
In this blender, add to the sweet potatoes 1 cup of stock and puree; then transfer to a soup pot. Combine the chickpeas and about 2 cups of the vegetable stock and blend until very smooth. Add the chickpea puree to the soup pot and heat gently, stirring frequently.
Meanwhile, in a skillet, heat the oil and saute the onions, garlic, celery, carrot, salt, cumin, coriander, curry, cayenne and black pepper until the onions are translucent, about 10 minutes. Stir the sauteed onions into the soup. If the soup is too thick, add more vegetable stock. When the soup is hot, stir in the diced tomatoes and cook for a few more minutes. Add more salt and black pepper to taste.
Serve topped with parsley.


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This antiqued black ceramic skull is designed to be used as a soap dispenser, it will hold soap or lotion on any bath vanity or kitchen counter. This antiqued skull is part of my skull ware collection I have created, it is a great accent piece for Halloween horror, zombie, pirate decor or Friday the 13th celebrations. Ceramic skulls are ideal for adding a little creepiness to any area of the home or office. This human skull pump dispenser can also hold hand sanitizer, I know kids will love getting a squirt of it on their hands from this dispenser!
The black antiqued skull dispenser measures:
The pump dispenser is fastened to the top of the skull with a threaded collar that is affixed with an epoxy adhesive. A black plastic pump is included.
The black skull pump dispenser is made of ceramic earthenware, it is slip cast from a ceramic mold and altered before being kiln fired. This human skull is finished in an antiqued black gloss finish. The glaze used is lead free and non-toxic, the skulls are also glazed inside sealing the entire piece for added life. Soap dispenser that 'weep' their contents are not finished on the inside so eventually the outside finish will deteriorate rendering it useless. This unique dispenser is made to last many years.
Coordinating items available.
This skull was featured in the Heavy Metal Holiday Gift Guide 2016.


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A word about safety
Designed to be hugged and tugged, raplapla toys are made for all ages (but don't underestimate the power of your baby's teeth).
The "Mr. Tsé-Tsé" doll has been tested by a private laboratory to meet Health Canada, U.S. and European (as evidenced by the CE label) safety requirements for toys meant for children under 36 months.
Several samples of dolls have successfully undergone private laboratory testing for fire resistance and durability.
Stuffed animals meet current Canadian safety requirements, but have not been subjected to laboratory tests for durability and fire resistance as the regular changes in the fabric used in making these products would prevent such tests from remaining reliable at all times.
The Night Owls and Baby Night Owls meet Health Canada requirements for Class 1 medical instruments.
And of course...
Common sense and adult supervision are always required when a child is playing with a toy.
Quality, quality and more quality!
We make affectionate, durable and safe toys.
At raplapla, quality is foremost about creating a toy with rich, poetic fabric while harmonizing patterns, colours and textures. They are simple, stimulating toys that leave a lot of room for imagination. A raplapla not only brings a smile to the face of the child looking at it, but also to the adult who's holding them!
At raplapla, quality is translated by our careful attention to ethics, transparency and integrity. All our suppliers are based in Quebec, and the toys are locally made in Montreal, under good working conditions for the people who work with us. The toys are drawn in such a way as to reduce as much waste as possible when cutting the fabric. We recycle all unusable materials. At raplapla, we give a portion of our profits to organizations that are close to our heart, such as Unicef and Les impatients. And since 2014, we regularly donate dolls to hospitalized and vulnerable children through projet Tutu.
The bottom line is that for raplapla, quality is reflected in the care we use to make our toys. Fabric, lace, stuffing and thread, each material is carefully chosen following strict requirements. We always work with new, predominantly natural fabric (cotton, linen, silk, wool, etc.) and use organic cotton as much as possible.
The plastic eyes, which are specially designed for our stuffed toys, are held in place by a sturdy metal rivet and mounted on canvas fabric—or embroidered, in the case of models created for younger children.
Our toys are careful made to ensure they are durable and safe.þ>


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Central Foods Ltd
Business Address: Central Foods Ltd., Maple Court, Ash Lane, Collingtree, NORTHAMPTON, NN4 0NB
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About Central Foods Ltd
Distributors of frozen foods to wholesalers and caterers throughout the UK
We are proud that we:
- Service our customers and manufacturing partners beyond their expectations
- Engage fully with each manufacturing partner regularly
- Return all calls and emails promptly
- Value is the extra something we add that others do not – we go the extra mile
- Identify opportunities and follow through to the end
- Care about what happens
- Ensure we communicate effectively, internally and externally
We supply over 210 independent delivered wholesalers, as well as the larger national and regional wholesalers, and larger end-user caterers across the entire foodservice industry with as little as a single mixed pallet to multiple pallet drops, delivering over 55,000 cases each week. We offer more routes to market than any other supplier in our sector.
Manufacturer partnerships
We only work in partnership with the best manufacturers, who either are, or have the ability to be, market leaders in their product sectors. Our current manufacturing partners all meet these criteria and we are already market leaders in a number of sectors.
Products for all
Our range consists of over 300 product lines, from burgers, sausages, savoury suet puddings and desserts through to poultry, free-from, vegetarian lines and hand-made canapés. In fact, we have a product to suit all market sectors.
Foods from near and far
And we aren't just confined to the UK – importing and exporting are an important part of our business, too. We bring in products from Holland, France, Hungary and South America and deliver out to Spain, Portugal and Cyprus each week.
Quality all the way
Driving our entire business are our overriding commitments to quality and excellence. We have been awarded the NSF-CMi Certificate of Conformity Higher Level and have received its equivalent each year since 1999; demonstrating our commitment to "due diligence" from desk to delivery.
Central Foods is proud to be an Associate Member of LACA, the Lead Association for Catering in Education, working with schools throughout the UK.


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Conway bold, but Beshear is not
In a bold stroke for marriage equality, Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway announced Tuesday he would not appeal the recent decision of a federal judge that this state must recognize lawful same sex-marriages from other states.
"As attorney general, I must draw the line when it comes to discrimination," said an emotional Mr. Conway, who teared up briefly as he mentioned his devotion to his wife, their young daughters, to the commonwealth and his desire to ensure equal rights to citizens.
It also was a bold political move for Mr. Conway, a Democrat, who wants to run for governor in a Bible Belt state where 74 percent of the voters in 2004 approved a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.
And it was particularly bold of Mr. Conway to announce it just minutes after potential rival Hal Heiner, a millionaire businessman from Louisville, announced he plans to seek the Republican nomination for governor in 2015. Mr. Heiner helped bankroll the 2004 campaign against gay marriage by donating $20,000 and it's doubtful his views have changed much.
Not so bold was Gov. Steve Beshear who barely waited until the attorney general had finished speaking to announce that he will appeal the decision and will hire outside lawyers to do so for a case that Mr. Conway said he believes the state "is unlikely to win."
Gov. Beshear appears to be the only other party besides the state attorney general with the right to appeal the decision by U.S. District Judge John G. Heyburn II.
Now in his second term as governor, Gov. Beshear cannot run again and is not known to be seeking any other elected office.
But his son, Andy Beshear, sure is. The Louisville lawyer and Democrat is well into a campaign to be the state's next attorney general, an elected post his father also held.
So it seems that Gov. Beshear let politics prevail over principle.
That's disappointing for Gov. Beshear, who last year was willing to veto the so-called "religious freedom" bill passed by the General Assembly and as attorney general in 1981 withstood pressure from the religious right and advised officials to stop trying to post the Ten Commandments in public classrooms in violation of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
In a brief statement, Gov. Beshear noted that the Supreme Court is likely to decide the various challenges to same-sex marriage coming from different states and that "Kentucky should be part of this process."
Mr. Conway, meanwhile, joins attorneys general, all Democrats, from six other states who have declined to defend state laws against same-sex marriage.
He told The Courier-Journal Wednesday that in reaching a decision, he considered the legal and political issues as well as comments from those opposed to same sex-marriage for religious reasons and employers who believe marriage equality is good for business and helps them attract and retain talented employees.
As he considered his options, Mr. Conway credits his wife, Elizabeth, for encouraging him to follow his convictions.
"My wife told me 'You stink when you're not authentic,' " Mr. Conway said. "I just decided I had to make a decision I was proud of."
At a time of growing recognition of marriage equality, this is a decision Kentucky can be proud of as well.


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Citroen Dispatch 1.6 BlueHDi Enterprise M 1000 Panel Van (s/s) 5dr (EU6) ONE OWNER, TWIN SIDE DOORS
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ONE OWNER FROM NEW, JUST HAD SERVICE AT MAIN DEALERS, FINISHED IN JET BLACK WITH HALF VINYL, 6 SPEED GEARBOX, POWER STEERING, ELECTRIC WINDOWS & MIRRORS, CRUISE CONTROL, TWIN SIDE LOADING DOORS, USB PORT, AIR CON, BLUE-TOOTH, REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING, VERY CLEAN EXAMPLE, LOOKS GREAT IN BLACK. , Black, 1 owner, my company has a relaxed no pressure sales approach, if you need further assitance call s.wakefield., £10,400 +VAT
This van comes with
Air Conditioning, Alarm, Cruise Control with Driver Adjustable Speed Limiter, DAB Digital Radio, Front Electric Windows, Hill Start Assist Function, Rear Parking Sensors, Cup Holders for Driver and Passenger, USB Socket, Power Assisted Steering, 16in Steel Wheels, Full Steel bulkhead
- 201911164425725
- 2017
- 67
- £10,400
- 1040
- 42,000
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Vehicle summary
|Body style
|Panel Van
|Engine size
|1560 cc
|Fuel type
|Number of doors
|Number of seats
|Gearbox type
|CO2 emissions
|137 g/km
|Insurance group
|No details available
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (miles)
|No details available
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (years)
|2 years
|Standard paintwork guarantee
|1 years
Performance & economy
|Fuel consumption (urban)
|50.4 mpg
|Fuel consumption (extra urban)
|56.5 mpg
|Fuel consumption (combined)
|54.3 mpg
|0 - 60 mph
|12.9 seconds
|Top speed
|99 mph
|Engine power
|115 bhp
|Engine torque
|221.28 lbs/ft
|1895 mm
|Height inclusive of roof rails
|No details available
|4959 mm
|0 mm
|1920 mm
|Width including mirrors
|2204 mm
|Fuel tank capacity
|70 litres
|Minimum kerb weight
|1533 kg
|Interior features
|Exterior features
|12 Volt Socket in Cargo Area
|16in Steel Wheels
|Air Conditioning
|16inch Alloy Wheels with Black Centre Cap
|Connect Radio
|Full Steel Spare Wheel
|Cruise Control with Driver Adjustable Speed Limiter
|Cup Holders for Driver and Passenger
|DAB Digital Radio
|Drivers Seat Height Adjustment
|Drivers and Passengers Sunvisor
|Electric Pack
|Front Electric Windows
|Full Steel bulkhead
|Height and Reach Adjustable Steering Wheel
|Lumbar Adjustment for Driver
|Rev Counter
|Trip Computer
|USB Socket
|Upholstery - Cloth
|ABS with Emergency Braking Assistance
|Drivers Airbag
|Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
|Head Restraints - Front
|Headlights with Integrated Daytime Running Lights
|High Level Third Brake Light
|Hill Start Assist Function
|Passenger Airbag with Passengers Airbag Deactivate Switch
|Power Assisted Steering
|Rear Parking Sensors
|Rolling Code Transponder Immobiliser
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This includes MPG figures which are calculated under European Standards, in test conditions, and will vary under normal driving conditions. The information displayed above describes the typical specification of the most recent model of this vehicle. It is not the exact specification for the actual vehicle being offered for sale which may vary. Specifications for older models may also vary. Please contact us prior to purchase to confirm the exact specification of this vehicle.
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