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PITTSBURGH — The Maple Leafs' director of amateur scouting Dave Morrison didn't necessarily confirm Brian Burke's assertion that number five overall pick Morgan Rielly was the highest player ranked on the Leafs' board, but admitted that "we had him pretty high."
"We went for a high-end skill talent. We wanted a guy that can be a core player," said Morrison. "He skates really fast and his hockey sense is very very good. He's a potential impact player. He's got a very high ceiling."
The first four picks, at least according to Burke, played out as the Leafs' expected. Morrison noted that Alex Galchenyuk was coming off a similar injury this season, an ACL problem that restricted the forward to eight games. But a leg injury doesn't necessarily affect offensive instincts, Galchenyuk's chief talent, the same way that Rielly's skating could potentially be hampered by a rough knee sprain.
"Our doctors were telling me that the ACL, they go in and operate on that and it's not a big deal," said Morrison. "As long as, medically, that was our big thing. We wanted to make sure that he had recovered, and was healthy and nothing untoward was going to keep him from reaching his potential."
Leafs brass correctly nailed down the action preceding the Rielly selection, meaning the Leafs got the guy they expected. Nail Yakupov went first to Edmonton, Columbus followed suit with Ryan Murray, Montreal with Galchenyuk, and it was only the New York Islanders that had stumped the Leafs. Burke said that he didn't know who the Islanders were taking, but knew it wasn't Rielly.
"We had it planned exactly, the scenarios, we went through a bunch of different ones," said Morrison about the process on the floor in the first round prior to the pick. The weather in Pittsburgh on Friday night was warm and muggy, and everything in the building it seemed displayed some beads of sweat. On the floor, the only lighted part of the facility and under the spotlight, the time spent between picks must have felt like an eternity. "You're just thinking. Thinking in overdrive, until you know exactly what you're going to do."
The second day is a more casual atmosphere. The Leafs select five times on Saturday, but four of them are late-round selections. Earlier on, Burke gets a crack at #35, and there is still some decent talent left on the board.
The best players available, according to Corey Pronman's list:
LW Pontus Aberg, Djurgarden (SEL)
RW Sebastian Collberg, Frolunda (SEL)
LW Anton Slepyshev, Novokuznetsk (KHL)
D Ludvig Bystrom, Modo (SEL)
C Nikolai Prokhorin, CKSA (MHL)
LW Tim Bozon, Kamloops (WHL)
LW Nicolas Kerlides, USA U-18 (USHL)
RW Danill Zharkov, Belleville (OHL)
D Ville Polka, Karpat (SM-Liiga)
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As a result, VAH is today determining an In Specie dividend to be distributed to VAH shareholders who have acquired their shares prior to the proposed Ex-Date, 21 March 2012, on a 1:1 ratio. The In Specie Dividend effectively gives each shareholder a beneficial interest in shares in the new entity, Virgin Australia International Holdings Pty Ltd (VAIH), and these shares will be administered by The Trust Company.
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The Co-op isn't doing so well, according to an article published Friday in The Daily Texan.
The not-for-profit educational corporation owned by the students, faculty and staff of UT Austin gave the University $812,000 in grants in 2011, a huge drop from more than $2.3 million in grants made during the previous year, according to the article by UT student Megan Strickland.
Strickland said that sales of merchandise linked to the performance of the UT football team declined to $18 million in fiscal 2012, down from $23 million in 2010.
Textbook sales continue to decline and then there's the competition from Amazon.com.
Also, the article said that Co-op president and CEO George Mitchell's salary ($735,984) is more than four times that of the top executive of the University of Oregon's Duck Store, also a non-profit university store.
The Co-op, which operates four stores in Austin, also has one in Houston and San Antonio. The Dallas store opened across from NorthPark Center in 2009.
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: : Deb, Well, I am trying to replace the whole stack down to the trap. But when I tighten up the new shoe, the angle at the drain hole in the tub pulls the new shoe & assembly back up at an angle. Unless I leave a gap between the shoe flange and the tub's drain hole flange. (tight at the rear and open ~3/16" toward the stack.
: : : We are remodeling a bathroom for a house built in '62. Since we purchased a few years ago, the old tub waste shoe never drained empty--there was always water standing in the shoe. I am replacing the bath plumbing but have found when I install the new waste shoe, the bottom of the tube at the shoe outlet is about 3/8" higher than the bottom of the tube at drain attachment. So if I install the new equipment, I will still have water standing in the shoe. The tub is reasonably level, if anything settled down slightly to the plumbed end. From the crawl, I can put a level against the bath drain opening and it does tilt up toward the front. The only thing I can imagine is that there must have been a waste shoe available at one time that was angled for the angled tub attachment and, if mounted on a standard tub, it would have angled down and away. This was replaced at some time by a standard shoe and there has been trouble since. Aside from casting a wedge shaped washer out of silicone, which I am trying to do, can anyone offer suggestions for a product or solution?
: I saw on the www.lowes.com website that they sell and angled washer for waste shoes. Thay call it a beveled washer for waste and overflow. $0.98
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A couple of nights ago I saw FRONTLINE on PBS concerning nuclear power plants and how they operate. The program looked at the results of the earthquake and tsunami in the nuclear power plant in Japan last year. It also showed the destruction that came to the surrounding country area as one might expect from an earthquake and tsunami.
It showed the extra destruction due to the atomic fallout from the power plant. People have not been able to return to their homes and many probably never will be able to. Much of the atomic residue in the dirt will stay a long time, even forever. This was a very fertile area in Japan. Therefore much of their food was grown there. This will not be possible due to that atomic residue.
The question has been raised about the possibility of having a nuclear power plant near Green River and what it might do to the water in the river and the fish living there? What about the possibility of an earthquake or other destructive force in the Green River area? No one can say such things will never happen there. What will that mean for the people and farmers in that area?
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Stephen Hughes wrote:Some people say learning a language takes 10,000 hours, if you have a family, then you're young, you have time. Learning the language and reading the book are both real-time activities. Don't be put off by that.
Dwayne Green wrote:Hi Barry,
I've been self studying for the last 4 years or so with the help of online communities, and although I'm no expert, I have found a level of reading fluency. I am able to read the gospels with relative ease, Luke is still hard though. I've come to expect certain patterns of usage in these books, and of course the use of the aorist tense in these narratives. I bring my GNT to church with me, and I am, for the most part, able to follow along when the pastor is preaching on an NT passage. My advice is this... Keep pressing forward, things may get difficult and discouraging, but remember why it is that you want to learn koine! To read God's Word in the language he gave it! Go slow, concepts don't get branded in memory unless you take your time and pour over the meterial. There have been times that I've spent days on the same chapter. Also, be consistent. A little each day is better than a bunch once a week.
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For the fourth year in a row the Sun Black Employee Network and a whole bunch of other Sun volunteers came together to host 60+ students from this year's NJ Governor's School of Engineering and Technology Program. We were back in our Somerset office once again which made for easy logistics this time around - the program ran pretty much on time most of the day although it was tough to keep the session s from running over.
This year we have a Facebook fan page where we've been posting information, photos, and videos about the program.
We experimented with fewer but longer sessions this year - 6 sessions lasting 30 mins vs 9 sessions lasting 20 mins. I think the new format went over well but our survey responses are still coming in so I'll report back on the general consensus from the students. They kept their energy levels up all day and many said they got a lot out of the content. It doesn't hurt that I'm sure they enjoyed the tons of giveaways we had for this year's program. And speaking of content I promised I'd put the presentations up on my blog so the students could dive into the issues discussed in more detail.
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A woman's purse was taken at El Beso, 5030 S. 74th St., and her debit card was used at a gas station during the evening of Jan. 27.
Two unidentified women shoplifted a cart full of merchandise at Kmart, 4601 S. 27th St., at 1:55 p.m. Jan. 28. The women fled the lot in a silver Oldsmobile. Police are reviewing video surveillance.
A digital media player was taken at Kopps, 7631 W. Layton Ave., on Jan. 26.
A woman's wallet and cellphone were taken from an unlocked locker at the Southwest YMCA, 11311 W. Howard Ave., prior to 7:10 p.m. Jan. 28. The victim stated she found her wallet, but all her cash was missing.
An unidentified man and woman shoplifted a desktop computer and other items at Walmart, 10600 W. Layton Ave., at 7:15 p.m. Jan. 28. The suspects, a shorter black male with a stocky build and slight facial hair and a heavy-set black female with a long, curly weave, were last seen leaving in a mid-1990s silver Ford Taurus or Mercury Sable.
An unidentified man shoplifted two LCD TVs at Walmart, at 9 p.m. Jan. 28. The suspect, described as a white male wearing a black jacket and hat, was last seen leaving the lot in a black Honda and exiting on South 108th Street.
Two unidentified men shoplifted tools from Sears Parts & Repair, 4260 S. 76th St., at 10:10 a.m. Jan. 29. They fled in a white Chevy Impala and were last seen traveling eastbound on West Cold Spring Road.
A lawn mower, refrigerator and other items were taken from Layton Glass, 6700 W. Layton Ave., prior to 9:55 a.m. Jan. 30. The stolen items were behind the business when they were taken.
The seats out of a 2007 Chevy Tahoe at Crazy Jim's Auto, 5371 S. 27th St., were the target of a theft attempt between late evening Jan. 29 and 11:30 a.m. Jan. 30.
The rear license plate was taken off a vehicle in the 4400 block of South 38th Street prior to 6 p.m. Jan. 30.
The front license plate was taken off a vehicle in the 4300 block of West Tesch Avenue between late evening Jan. 30 and 5 p.m. Jan. 31.
An unidentified man and woman attempted to shoplift two carts full of merchandise at Walmart at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31. When discovered by an employee, the two left merchandise in the parking lot and fled the lot in a green Ford Expedition. The suspects, described as a black male wearing a Chicago Bulls jacket and a black female wearing a koala hat, were last seen traveling northbound on South 108th Street.
A van was taken from a residence in the 3400 block of West College Avenue on Feb. 1. The resident told Greenfield police she didn't know her van was stolen until a Milwaukee police officer informed her they found her van, crashed and abandoned, somewhere in Milwaukee at 7:15 p.m.
An unidentified man shoplifted three comforters at Kmart at 11:50 a.m. Feb. 2. The suspect fled the lot in a silver vehicle.
A 47-year-old woman was arrested for shoplifting grocery items at Pick 'n Save, 4279 S. 76th St., at 3:25 p.m. Feb. 2.
A 46-year-old man was arrested for attempted theft, prowling and possession of drug paraphernalia after a man called police to report he was following a suspect who was seen breaking into cars in the parking lot at Olive Garden, 4760 S. 76th St., shortly after 6 p.m. Feb. 2.
A 19-year-old man was arrested for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia during a traffic stop in the 4700 block of South 76th Street at 8:15 p.m. Feb. 3.
A 27-year-old man was arrested for drunken driving on West Layton Avenue and West Forest Home Avenue at 1:55 a.m. Feb. 1. His blood alcohol content was 0.13.
A 31-year-old Greenfield woman was transported to the hospital with possible injuries after she lost control of her vehicle and struck two mailboxes and a tree while driving westbound on West Cold Spring Road and South 68th Street at 1:10 p.m. Jan. 17.
A 51-year-old Franklin woman was cited for failure to maintain control of a vehicle after she lost control of her car on an icy road on South 108th Street at 6:45 a.m. Jan. 22. Her vehicle struck a curb and knocked over a utility pole, then continued forward and struck a parked car while traveling northbound. The incident also caused another driver to merge into the left lane and strike another car in order to avoid being struck. No one was injured in the accident.
An 18-year-old Greenfield woman was unhurt after she lost control of her vehicle on the snow-covered road and struck a mailbox, a tree and a house in the 4400 block of South 68th Street at 8:12 a.m. Jan. 25. She was cited for driving too fast for conditions.
A 22-year-old Milwaukee man was transported to the hospital with possible injuries after his car struck and knocked down a traffic pole, then flipped over when he swerved to avoid hitting another vehicle while traveling westbound in the 6000 block of West Forest Home Avenue at 8:30 p.m. Jan. 26. He was cited for speeding, failure to have control of a vehicle, driving too fast for conditions and no insurance.
A bay window was broken at a residence in the 4200 block of West College Avenue prior to 10:45 p.m. Feb. 1.
A single-pane window at a residence was broken by a frozen egg in the 3500 block of West Armour Avenue between 5 p.m. Feb. 2 and 8 a.m. Feb. 3.
A mailbox was damaged in the 3700 block of South 124th Street between late evening Feb. 2 and early morning Feb. 3.
A 17-year-old girl was arrested for disorderly conduct for causing a disturbance and cursing at Whitnall High School, 5000 S. 116th St., at 11:55 a.m. Jan. 28.
Two 16-year-old boys were cited for disorderly conduct after a physical altercation at Greenfield High School, 4800 S. 60th St., at 11:50 a.m. Jan. 29.
An unidentified man came into the store and threw snowballs and a "wet floor" sign at an employee at Speedway, 4265 S. 60th St., just before 1 a.m. Feb. 3. The employee told police the man had been kicked out of the store earlier for being disorderly. The suspect, described as a white male in his early 20s wearing a camouflage baseball hat, a gray jacket and black gloves, left in a silver Impala and was last seen traveling westbound on West Cold Spring Road.
A 22-year-old man was arrested for disorderly conduct after he caused a disturbance and was being disrespectful to employees at Walgreens, 4296 S. 76th St., at 11:15 p.m. Feb. 3.
Greenfield police responded to two domestic violence calls and assisted with five rescue calls and two fire calls between Jan. 28 and Feb. 3.
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|Posted by Terry Love on July 25, 2002 at 04:47:33:
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: I have a home that is approximately 28 yrs old. I have three restrooms and I'm having trouble with the hot water pressure in one of them. It is equipped with an American Standard faucet. We have not used this tub in quite awhile because there is no pressure when you turn the lever to HOT. I have recently replaced the old cartridge and its accessories thinking that would do the trick. While I was replacing the old cartridge I noticed that there was some build up that would not allow the hot water to run smoothly. I used a small pick and cleared the hole. Unfortunately, I still have no pressure when moving my handle to the hot side. Any suggestions on how I can increase this pressure?
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|Posted by Frank Watson on November 06, 19100 at 09:46:27:
We had an AMERICAST sink put in 5 years ago. We were told that if it chips, whatever shows will be white so the chip will not show. It is chipped. There is black underneath, as in cast iron sinks. What is the story?
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The wrote:skilfautdire wrote:...I've never seen a ginger plant...my guess would be that the only thing used is the ginger-root?
My in-laws have some growing in their yard in central Florida. They produce beautiful fragrant flowers on long stalks. Some of them are about 5-6 feet tall. Just the root is use and it can become quite large. I was temped to hack some off to use, but as you say, you can't be sure what it has absorbed.


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While browsing the aisles of Coterie and taking in overwhelming amounts of exciting new denim products for spring 2012, we came across plenty of stylish wanderers—either buyers, brands, or bloggers—looking super chic. Fall denim has come into full swing in NYC, and aside from knowing people travel from near and far for ENK, we could tell there was a bit of East and West coast fashion in the mix. We loved the colored denim, long dresses paired with jackets, and other cute trends we spotted (especially the high waisted denim skirt below). Have a look!
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To Die for Crock Pot Roast
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 9 hrs
Amazing flavor, and so simple! No salt needed here. In fact, you may wish to use half the ranch dressing mix to cut back on the saltiness. Found this Crock-Pot pot roast recipe on of a website called www.recipegoldmine.com. It's all the rage there, so I thought I'd try it.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (4 -5 lb) beef roast, any kind
- 1 (1 1/4 ounce) package brown gravy mix, dry
- 1 (1 1/4 ounce) package dried Italian salad dressing mix
- 1 (1 1/4 ounce) package ranch dressing mix, dry
- 1⁄2 cup water
- Place beef roast in crock pot.
- Mix the dried mixes together in a bowl and sprinkle over the roast.
- Pour the water around the roast.
- Cook on low for 7-9 hours.
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I bought a very cheap roast and stabbed it all over with a fork (just to make sure that it was dead). I used the mixed dry ingredients as a rub before sprinkling the rest over the meat. Like other people, I cut the dressing mix somewhat (but I did so to reduce the sodium content and not to alter the taste). Being a strong advocate of one-dish meals, especially for busy weeknights, I dumped my veggies (baby spuds, chopped rutabaga, baby carrots and pearl onions) in the crock and what a pleasant surprise! – the cooked veggies were the most delicious, savoury root veggies I have ever tasted. The taste of the veggies was more influenced, but most certainly not overpowered, by the dry ingredients than the beef was. All in all, this recipe surely deserves its place at the top of the pyramid.
It's as good as everyone says! I used a boneless chuck roast (3 lb) and cut the ranch dressing in half. I added an additional 1/4 cup water. I cooked it 9 hours. It came out very tender, and with a gravy that was superb! Served with mashed potatoes and steamed fresh garden peas. Thanks, yooper! This is one that I will repeat!!
This recipe is excellent. Any kind of roast works well. I did try to reduce the salt by adding 1/2 package of ranch dressing, but I found the majority of salt was coming from the Italian dressing. So I added full package of ranch and brown gravy and 1/2 package of italian dressing and it was WONDERFUL. My two year old ate 3 helpings.


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Cultural life-force
To the Tiwi, contemporary culture does not exclude traditional culture. On the contrary, the inextricable link between life on the islands today and ancient cultural traditions is what creates the strong sense of Tiwi identity in both the people and their art. As …for most indigenous people, the past is a living force pertinent to their existence today and ensuring their cultural survival into the future.1
Ceremonial life is one of the nurturing forces in contemporary Indigenous culture in different ways across Australia. It is also a great opportunity for the creative production of art. For the Tiwi people of Bathurst and Melville Islands, to the north of Darwin in the Top End of the Northern Territory, art and cultural life are inter-woven and inseparable.
The mourning ceremony usually takes place some time after an individual's death, with the in-laws of the deceased being 'comissioned' to create the tutini. Their bodies ritually painted in yirrinkuruwu pwoja (pukumani body design) - often the same designs which are painted onto the tutini and tunga - the artists are assisted throughout the ceremony by other family members, who prepare food for the artists for the duration of the pukumani rite.2
The finished tutini are then installed over the deceased's grave - at times accompanied by Christian objects such as wooden crosses and flower wreaths – and left to the elements to deteriorate over time; weathered by tropical storms, fire and termites, all of which take their toll. Eventually, the tutini will collapse back into the earth, at which point the spirit of the person they represent also becomes one with their traditional lands again.3 The pukumani mortuary ceremony is the inspiration behind the tunga. This ancient tradition incorporates the bark baskets, which are placed on top of the Pukumani grave posts during mourning ceremonies. Such active ceremonial activity provides the opportunity for creative involvement in body painting and the production of tutini, armbands and tunga.
Alice Wamba's Bark basket with sun pattern 1974 has correspondences with bark painting from the area of a similar date where the natural pigments are applied to the sinewy bark fibre in designs relating a particular clan affiliation and further the depiction of plants, animals, constellations and other natural phenomena - Wamba's design depicts a sun pattern.
Jeannie Dibatu's Bark basket with a pattern of vertical stripes 1974 has missing fibre and loss of pigment suggesting its use for ceremony before its transition to a gallery domain. The form has been fashioned by folding a bark sheet in half and sewing up the sides, while the bark is still moist. The form is filled with padding, or sand, so that it may maintain its shape absorbs the moisture from the bark casing. The bark fibre, or bush string, is also used to stitch and join the edges/sides together and the finished basket is then painted.
Bonaventure Timpaepatua's Pukumani basket 1982 with its grid design in thickly applied and complete pigment is likely to have been made directly for the outside market although such items are in use today, the 'grid' design relates strongly in mark-making to pukumani poles (and body painting), where a recurring pattern is achieved with a traditional tool, a wooden comb dipped into the pigment.
Beyond its inclusion in pukumani ceremony to adorn grave posts, the tunga – like sacred dilly bags elsewhere in Arnhem Land - has its place in a creation story of Melville Island:
Geoff Campion Nyinawanga's and Jimmy Yanganiny's Carved and painted dilly bag with sacred bat dropping design 1984 is also made of wood, an unusual medium for the dilly bag form, which is usually woven with fibre. Both the wooden form of the vessel and the painted surface lends credence to the bag having ceremonial associations. The use of wood in this instance suggests a close association with the body, for the bark of a tree is analogous with the skin of the person. Historically, in Arnhem Land dilly bags were used in an interim stage of burial. Following their disinterment, the bones were kept in a dilly bag or bark parcel, often carried/worn by a close family member, before finally being deposited in a hollow log coffin. The new outer layer of fibre – whether pandanus or bark, invests the bones, thought of as the deceased's soul, with a new skin and hence body.
The painted surface of the dilly bag also lends an association with body painting for ceremony. The painted design on Carved and painted dilly bag with sacred bat dropping design is a Ganalbingu design depicting the ancestral flying foxes who taught the Yirritja moiety people of Central Arnhem Land the laws of age-grading and, in particular, circumcision. The pattern depicts a particular site, which is a cave in a hill; the droppings of the bat falling on the cave floor expressed by the flower-like motif. This is the key iconographic design, which identifies the Ganalbingu people. In painting these designs, the Dhuwa moiety Rembarrnga makers of the dilly bag fulfill djungayi, or custodial rights to the painter Yangganiny of the opposite Yirritja moiety.
Margaret Rinybuma, Michael Gadjawala's and Nancy Bandiayama's Golbordok (traditional bush honey-collecting bags) 1989 are made of pandanus, the tightly woven surface painted with natural pigments, again imparting a ceremonial association. Woven and dyed dilly bags are commonly used for hunting and the containment of personal possessions, whereas painted bags are more commonly the domain of ceremony. These bags, however, have a break in the painted bands towards the back end of the bag, (as often woven ridges of more sculpted bags are also broken at the back) to allow a smooth surface which is the area in contact with the wearer's body. The close weave is indicative of honey-collecting bags made for hunting sugar bag or wild/bush honey. In addition to a tight weave, the embedding of wax into the base ensures a 'fluid-tight' vessel.
Mary Mewal's Yukuwa (yams) 1984 have an association with the honey spirit. Mewal is from the Wurrkiganydjarr people of the eucalypt forests of Central Arnhem Land. It was through these lands that a Dhuwa honey ancestor, sometimes called Mewal in its female manifestation, travelled through from the east, linking Dhuwa clans. Stories commonly tell of how the honey spirit cut down trees and water and honey gushed forth and imbue the land with the creative forces of the honey – a metaphor for seasonal replenishment and abundance of the landscape. The yams, which are the subject of this sculpture, allude to the food or harvest of the travelling spirits and signal 'increase' of the food in this area. As well, yams across clans in Arnhem Land generically bear connections to the spirit world, including mortuary ceremony.
Brenda L Croft
1. Dunn, Jackie for Artbank, Kiripuranji: contemporary art from the Tiwi Islands (Sydney: Artbank 2002 p 4)
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I have emphasized the word "little" because the truth of the law on this issue is very simple, folks. So simple that the mystery is deciphered by application of one of the most clear, concise and undeniable rules of law; the code of statutory construction governs, and therefore, "natural born Citizen" must require something more than being born in the United States.
Let me put it to you in appropriately simple language:
Clause A = "Only a natural born Citizen may be President."
Clause B = "Anyone born in the United States is a Citizen."
(While these two clauses reflect Article 2, Section 1, and the 14th Amendment, I shall refer to them as "Clause A" and "Clause B" for now.)
The code of statutory construction is learned by every student in law school, and every practicing attorney has confronted it. Every judge is required to apply the rule equally to all statutes, and the Constitution. There is no wiggle room at all. The rule states that when a court examines two clauses, unless Congress has made it clear that one clause repeals the other, the court must observe a separate legal effect for each. More specifically, regardless of the chronology of enactment, the general clause can never govern the specific.
Clause B is a general rule of citizenship, which states that all persons born in the country are members of the nation.
Clause A is a specific clause that says only those members of the nation who are "natural born" may be President.
According to the rule of statutory construction, the court must determine that Clause A requires something more than Clause B.
It's truly that simple. This is not some crazy conspiracy theory. It's not controversial. This is not rocket science. Every single attorney reading this right now knows, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that I have accurately explained the rule of statutory construction to you. Any attorney who denies this rule, is lying. The rule cannot be denied. And its simplicity cannot be ignored.
Now let's see what the United States Supreme Court has to say about the rule:
"Where there is no clear intention otherwise, a specific statute will not be controlled or nullified by a general one, regardless of the priority of enactment. See, e. g., Bulova Watch Co. v. United States, 365 U.S. 753, 758 (1961); Rodgers v. United States, 185 U.S. 83, 87 -89 (1902).
The courts are not at liberty to pick and choose among congressional enactments, and when two statutes are capable of co-existence, it is the duty of the courts, absent a clearly expressed congressional intention to the contrary, to regard each as effective. "When there are two acts upon the same subject, the rule is to give effect to both if possible . . . The intention of the legislature to repeal `must be clear and manifest.' " United States v. Borden Co., 308 U.S. 188, 198 (1939)." Morton v. Mancari, 417 U.S. 535, 550-551 (1974).
This is what I mean by no wiggle room – "The courts are not at liberty to pick and choose among congressional enactments…" Any court construing Clause A is not at liberty to assume that Congress intended to put the words "natural born" into Clause B. The general does not govern the specific, and the rule requires the court to "give effect to both if possible".
Is it possible to give separate effect to both Clause A and Clause B?
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NHL Draft: Mike Gillis' Fishing Holes
Thomas Drance
June 13 2012 02:34PM
In nine short days the NHL draft will begin in Pittsburgh, and it promises to be a very interesting day or two for the Canucks and their General Manager Mike Gillis. As usual, the Canucks don't have any high picks (they select 26th and 57th) and the 2011-12 draft class is not seen as particularly deep, but that hardly matters to Canucks fans, who are more interested to see what Gillis does on the trade market anyway!
Over the next week we'll take some looks at the Canucks' drafting record since Gillis took over the reigns (June 22nd will mark his fifth time at the draft table) and see if we can ferret out any trends in his approach to selecting players. Today's topic concerns Gillis' favorite draft prospect "Fishing Holes." This is a concept that was introduced to me by Scott Reynolds, but was originally coined by our pal Kent Wilson, who explained it as such:
Clubs [may] develop what I call "fishing holes", by which I mean they concentrate their scouting in certain amateur/developmental leagues (for the Flames, it's the WHL/CHL) - they can become familiar with the relative degree and value of the competition and therefore can more capably gauge a prospects level of performance.
Read past the jump for more.
Over the past decade, the Canucks have selected an above average number of prospects from the WHL, QMJHL and from Sweden at the draft, while shirking players from the US National Development Team Program and the OHL. Under Gillis, those trends have changed somewhat. The Canucks continue to draft players from Sweden and the Q at a higher than average rate, however, in 25 picks, Gillis has only taken two players from the WHL and both of those players were picked in the late rounds of his very first draft as General Manager (2008). Those two picks were local winger Prab Rai, who is unlikely to remain in the system for much longer, and goaltender Morgan Clark who the team never signed.
It's interesting that Gillis has avoided selecting players from the WHL, and has yet to dip into the BCHL with any picks considering his: "we're going to try and stick with Western Canadian kids" comments in the summer of 2010. Those comments seem to have been hollow pandering, which, is a good thing really. There are voices in the Vancouver media who'd like to see Gillis refocus on selecting more local talent, but from my perspective, disregarding the regionalist, sea-to-sky maple boner sentiments of the Canucks fanbase is probably the right policy when evaluating talent. As Ryan Kesler might say: "If you can play, you can play."
The Canucks have continued to mostly ignore the US National Development Team under Gillis' stewardship, however, they've picked significantly more players from the Ontario Hockey League than the club used to when Brian Burke and Dave Nonis were at the helm. Two of those picks have been first round selections (Nicklas Jensen and Cody Hodgson), while the other two (Alex Friesen and Frank Corrado) have been signed by the team, and look to have a promising future within the organization. While Gillis has reversed the trend of the Canucks largely ignoring OHL prospects, the team has still selected draft eligible prospects playing in the OHL at a rate below league average over the past four drafts.
I've broken down the rate at which Gillis has drafted prospects from various leagues, and compared it to the league average (past 6 years) to give you an idea of where the Canucks have seemingly focussed their scouting attention during Gillis' tenure. Because Mike Gillis has only made 25 picks in his time in Vancouver (Gillis has never really valued mid-round picks), each Canucks pick is equal to 4% in the table below:
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Obviously the above table isn't scientific or necessarily predictive. It's just as likely that Gillis will draft a player from the WHL with his first round pick as he is to take a prospect who spent this past season in the QMJHL or in the SEL. What's interesting about analyzing Gillis' drafting record in terms of "fishing holes," however, is what it suggests about where Canucks scouts direct the bulk of their attention.
For example, it's pretty clear that Vancouver's front-office invests a fair bit of time and resources into scouting prospects in Sweden, something that the club's draft record, and the signings of undrafted free-agents Eddie Lack and Sebastian Erixon speaks to. This trend precedes Mike Gillis, but it looks as if it has continued under his watch. In all likelihood, the club believes that with Thomas Gradin scouring Scandanavia for undiscovered talent, they have an exploitable "knowledge edge" over other NHL teams (except for Detroit) in those leagues. As such, the Canucks tend to select a player out of one of the Swedish leagues a couple of times per draft, often in later rounds, and I'd expect that to continue.
It's hard to imagine that the club's recent record of ignoring prospects in the WHL, however, reflects a lack of attention being paid to that league. Gillis' track record at the draft is still too small for us to infer a trend from the available data and it's probably just a coincidence. I guess we'll know more in 10 days!
Maybe I'm just being cynical, but I don't think Gillis trusts his WHL scout all that much , especially with his track record.
Also interesting: The most likely drafted 'position'. From what I've gathered, Gillis has drafted more d-men and centres than any other position (around 9 d-men and 7 centres). He's also drafted 3 goalies. He's only drafted a 4 LWers and 1 RWer (total of 5 wingers).
I think it's safe to say there's a pattern here. He prefers to build his team from the goalie, to the defencemen, then down the middle. I think it's very smart, those 3 positions are the hardest to trade for (most lucrative).
Technically speaking, there are more wingers in the NHL. Generally, there are 8 wingers per team. Where there are generally only 4 centres per team and 6 d-men. So statistically speaking, if there are more wingers in the NHL there's likely to be more of a saturated market for this service vs. centres or d-men. You'd hope to replenish your teams d-men, centres, goalies through you own system, then use the trade/free agency market to obtain wingers. Makes sense to me, unfortunately the centres and d-men he's drafted haven't really lived up to expectations. Not sure if we'll see any of them play in the NHL (maybe Connaugton?) He seems to have better luck with FA signings like Tanev & Lack.
Either way, I like his 'strategy' for drafting 'positional' players. But he needs to draft better players.
"There are voices in the Vancouver media who'd like to see Gillis refocus on selecting more local talent, but from my perspective, disregarding the regionalist, sea-to-sky maple boner sentiments of the Canucks fanbase is probably the right policy when evaluating talent."
I respectfully disagree. When Milan Lucic, who grew up 10 minutes from GM Place and played major junior at the Pacific Coliseum, lifts the Stanley Cup at Rogers Arena wearing a Boston Bruin sweater because he was drafted in the 2nd round after the Canucks passed on him - i get a little chapped. Especially when you consider he was overlooked to draft Grabner who was traded for Ballard who watched Lucic do a victory lap from the press box =(
I'm not saying draft every local kid at the expense of other great players, but before they draft Patrick White 27th overall, maybe they should make an extra trip out to Victoria and take another look at Jamie Benn - who went 129th the same year.
There's lots of great hockey players who come from BC, as evidenced by Willie Mitchell & Colin Fraser winning the cup this week. I personally feel that more then just one at a time (Dan Hamhuis) should have the chance to play for the Canucks.
NuckfiSh, keep in mind the article is about Mike Gillis' drafting tendencies. You bring up Grabner, Lucic, Patrick White, but they were all before Mikes time.
I think teams should grab the best player that are available. Making emotional decisions when you draft sets you up for the possibility of making terrible mistakes.
Why does the league not stop rewarding the quitters like Edmonton (or previous quitters like LA) and at least reverse the 2nd, 4th and 6th rounds?
Vancouver would be picking 26th and 34th this year and teams that manage properly and/or actually try and win consistently would get a bit of a reward.
Good point Kyle, and your right i don't put those 'misses' on Gillis. My point rather is about not overlooking local talent...
As a lifetime Canucks fan since the early 90's, it's my observation that while the organization has been great at scouting players oversea's and even in Alberta, the track record for drafting quality BC talent is very poor. As the article eludes to, this is something Gillis spoke about a few years back, and something i was very excited for. So far it hasn't happened... right now the only BC born player on the Canucks was signed as a free agent, and i hope in the future we can draft these kids instead of having to pay big money on the open market. (ala Hamhuis & possibly Schultz & Weber)
June 13 2012, 08:31PM
One thing I'd like to see, and maybe I will find the time to do it, is break down the rosters from recent Stanley Cup Champions and the leagues from which they came...I have a feeling the Dub would show much better than in the above data.
Also look at the draft rankings. There are a ton of elite WHL'ers available, especially on defense.
It's not a "regional" thing for me...I'm born and bred Ontarian. But the Dub is spitting out elite NHL players that know how to win...at a much higher rate than the Q or NCAA, though the latter is certainly rising fast while the former has declined over the years.
Right now at 26, I'm looking at North Vancouver born Dalton Thrower or Colton Scissons. Not because of their birthplace, but both are the type of industrious, gritty forwards that are needed to win in the NHL.
At 56, I like Damon Severson (Kelowena sure knows how to produce elite defensemen) and Emil Lundberg (gritty crease-crasher).


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Amsterdam label Denham launched a very attractive presentation at American Rag in LA—their first stateside retail platform. Hand-sewn men's skinny jeans, signature denim jackets, and luxe women's styles were on display in an aesthetically amazing space alongside a core premium denim collection. See photos of the interior below.
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Target will drop prices at the expense of profits
Online sales grew by more than 30% in the fourth quarter, but store sales slid by 6.1% year over year.
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Online sales grew by more than 30% in the fourth quarter, but store sales slid by 6.1% year over year.
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The retailer is on track to generate $50 million from shoppers coming from social networks.
Social media is driving sales—at least for some retailers. Take specialty and gift e-retailer Fab.com.
"We are essentially an e-commerce site based on Facebook," says Jason Goldberg, the flash sale e-retailer co-founder. That helps explain how the retailer, which launched in 2011, is on track to generate $50 million in sales from shoppers coming from social networks this year, one-third of its projected total of $150 million in online sales.
Goldberg attributes much of Fab's outsized social commerce sales to its on-site social feed, which it launched in late 2011. The feed, which resembles the image-focused look of Pinterest, shows Fab.com shoppers who is buying what right now, and which products shoppers like (or, as Fab calls it, "fave"). If site visitor Jane Smith using the Fab.com user name jsmith purchases a Soggy Doggy Doormat, an image of that product will appear in the Feed section of the site with the tag, "jsmith purchased a Soggy Doggy Doormat."
The true power of the feed, Goldberg says, is unleashed when it is used by consumers signed in to the site via Facebook. That's why a large banner on Fab.com's home page prompts users to log in with a Facebook account. Once logged in, all actions—whether they be commenting on a product, purchasing an item or adding it to a list of favorites—are shared on a shopper's Facebook timeline and in her friends' news feeds. And she stays logged in with her Facebook credentials unless she logs out. That exposes her friends to her interactions with Fab. With loads of consumers regularly interacting with the Feed, the retailer's customers are exposing other consumers to Fab's brand. A recent weekday check of the tool showed around 80 products shared within one minute.
Fab also grants credits to shoppers whose social shares drive new customers to the site. Each shared product on Facebook includes a personalized URL, so if several of Jane Smith's Facebook friends click on the picture of the Soggy Doggy Doormat and join Fab.com, Jane gets rewarded. Jane gets a $30 credit after 10 friends join, 25 friends get her another $30 credit and 50 new members gets Jane free shipping for two months. Fab.com says it's granted nearly 5,000 $30 credits. Of those, Fab.com's issued 1,300 secondary $30 credits and nearly 900 then qualified for free shipping since its founding in June 2011.
These types of viral sharing bring in more than half of Fab.com's new customers, Goldberg says. It also drives higher-quality traffic. He says consumers who come to the site as a result of social media buy 5.5% of the time, a rate about 30% higher than traffic that comes from search or other sources.
For much more about how retailers are using social media to drive brand awareness and sales read the upcoming January issue of Internet Retailer magazine.
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I'm currently at the airport heading home from a packed weekend at ALA! Here's a report of the weekend's activities:
In the morning I attended a committee meeting for ALCTS (Association for Library Collections & Technical Services) continuing resources section.
Rethinking Patron Engagement: Making Data-Driven Decisions
This session was absolutely packed! It was a panel of five librarians who spoke about assessment efforts at their libraries to gauge patron engagement.


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Oh yeah, we read or listen to all the promises, if attending the Meet Your Candidate Forum. What did he say? Wasn't that very similar to what the previous candidate said as "he" ran for the same office several years ago. Why, darn it, this stuff has always worked in this area. This county was settled with good intentions and by heck its going to go down in the same spirit.
Oh yeah, I have never heard anyone mention about the need for State Highway 10 needing serious help.
Or did I? Hasn't this been put on the "back burner" for quite some time now. There's only a few passenger cars and the majority are "big trucks" and we can squeeze by. Oh well, it is music to my ears and a good omen that the Moore Cut-off Road is soon to be oiled. If those "bloody" Saudi Arabians cut loose with some oil.
Hey, don't we have a "grundle" of tar sands just down the road? This shouldn't cause any problems with anyone if we extract those resources out of the ground, pave the highways and use these resources for the betterment of mankind and have a wide enough road for two cars and avoid an inevitable crash or two.
"Not on my watch" we hear as echoes in the past. "Hey", I am only one member of the political arena elected by only a few and I'm not sure they really know what's best for the majority. And my job is on the line if I raise the issues on too many "stupid" solutions to problems.
There are a lot of repairs needed in the county, not to mention the world and even more simply the nation. One or two great men had "a dream" to make the world a better place. No matter what the "dream" it always seemed to have its roots in his local area.
Its time for a change, ladies and gentlemen. Those dreams cannot be realized unless a leader is able to enact legislation to use viable resources around him. It is my premise that individuals retain the most abundant resources, and it takes a very competent elected official to motivate people to enact those changes by getting this individual involved.
Above all, it is the obligation of those trusted and elected into political office to advance mankind into a better lifestyle, without putting his "self interests" as a priority.


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This former B list mostly television actor from a long long running network hit that is finally on its last legs gave away most of his money to a church and is essentially homeless
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What a f******* dumbass.ReplyCancel
I see a melt down in Angus' future. When it hits him what he's done.
That church should buy him a house!
OTOH. I have a hard time believing he's flat busted.ReplyCancel
…like we didn't see THIS coming w/that new 'Bestie'minister of his..ReplyCancel
How old is Angus? I thought there was a law that protected kids earnings. Not sure if they are given full access at 18.ReplyCancel
I really hate that "money can't buy you happiness" It's BS. If it were true then why are there so many frowns on poor peoples faces? Having grown up poor I can tell you that money can buy you a roof over your head, food, clothing, transportation…and there is certainly happiness to be derived from all of those. Anyone who really believes that money can't buy you happiness has never been poor.ReplyCancel
sounds like angus.
this sounds trite but hopefully he is happy in spirit as opposed to riches. ((kanye shrug))
godspeed angus…ReplyCancel
Shouldn't Angus be getting some (decent) residuals though? That stupid show is shown in reruns way too much.
Does sound like the kid and his big mouth (and the show's current status), though.ReplyCancel
I assume he has a home in the church basement or something.ReplyCancel
Charity?!?… Bullshit!! A fake "preacher" & his little cult flock. CHARITY/philanthropy is giving your money so it will make a difference in the world/animals/humanity. NOT to line a con-man's pockets. Child actors shouldn't be able to access the bulk of their earnings until age 35. (Sorry, Enty.). I feel sad for Angus. Chuck Lorre would show he's a great guy if he set up a trust for Angus – forgive and forget, & Lorre made umpteen millions… And yeah, I know that's funny. But it's something a human being with a heart would do.ReplyCancel
Also think that's Mad Church Cow Angus who was sucked in by a cult. And no, I also didn't think he was giving it to charity. The poor kid thought he was buying redemption when he gave away his millions. He's not the first though and he certainly won't be the last.ReplyCancel
ITA @ delete account. Been there, were still there, worrying about that stuff most of the time. Haven't had a car in over 9 months. Rent is sometimes questionable, let alone food, bills, and clothes. To have $$ to not have to worry about the basics would bring me more happiness than I can express.ReplyCancel


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Last week, the CTC at GCHS was awarded a PEAK (Public Education Achieves in Kentucky) award.
The CTC opened in 2011 and the number of students taking classes there has grown from 650 to 811 in more than 10 areas of study. Last fall, they also offered classes to the community in things such as welding, ceramics, etc.
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Judith Marjorie Collins is an American folk and standards singer and songwriter, known for the stunning purity of her soprano; for her eclectic tastes in the material she records; and for her social activism.
As a child Collins studied classical piano, making her public debut at age 13 performing Mozart's Concerto for Two Pianos.However, it was the music of Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger, and the traditional songs of the folk revival of the early 1960s, that annoyed Collins' interest and awoke in her a love of lyrics. Three years later she was playing guitar. She eventually made her way to Greenwich Village, New York City, where she signed with Elektra Records. Collins released her first album, A Maid of Constant Sorrow, at the age of 22 in 1961.
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"I ALWAYS start with a fresh, clean canvas. I then prepare my canvas with bareVitamins Skin Rev-er Upper, followed by Eye Rev-er Upper. I throw some moisturizer in the mix and finish off my prep work with Prime Time Foundation Primer."