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Climate Change and Human Rights: Unpacking the Issues
Daniel Bodansky
Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
September 8, 2010
Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law, Vol. 38, p. 511, 2010
UGA Legal Studies Research Paper No. 10-05
Global warming is expected to contribute to many human wrongs: disease, malnutrition, flooding of coastal communities. But does every human wrong violate a human right? Should we conceptualize climate change not only as an environmental problem – the preeminent one of our time – but also as a human rights violation? Proposals to treat climate change as a human rights problem raise many fundamental questions. Theoretically, what does it mean to conceptualize climate change in human rights terms? How would a human rights approach differ from treating climate change as an environmental or economic or scientific problem? Descriptively, what does human rights law say about climate change and, conversely, what does climate change law say about human rights? Normatively, does it make sense to approach climate change as a human rights issue? What are the pros and cons? This brief introduction to a symposium issue of the Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law on climate change and human rights seeks to map out the overarching distinctions and questions.
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Keywords: climate change, human rights
JEL Classification: K32, K33
Date posted: April 1, 2010 ; Last revised: September 11, 2010
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Tens of millions of people were forcibly taken from their homes in Africa in the 17th and 18th centuries. Those who survived the arduous "middle passage" across the Atlantic formed the backbone of the New World's economyand their enslavement stands as our nation's original sin that continues to reverberate even today, in the view of the organizers of a yearlong procession of remembrance and atonement.
More than 100 walkers set out from western Massachusetts this spring as part of the "Interfaith Pilgrimage of the Middle Passage." The pilgrimage retraces in reverse the steps of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, traveling about 15 miles a day down the Eastern Seaboard, across the deep South, and eventually across the ocean and then down the African coast to Cape Town, South Africa. Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa called the journey "a remarkable opportunity to confront the reality of the horrors of slavery" and to examine "our attitudes and prejudices in the present day."
Along the way, marchers are participating in public events intended to "change the hearts of people who either directly or indirectly have benefited from, or been afflicted by, the 'peculiar institution' of slavery," according to Rev. Edward Rodman, Canon Minister of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts. For instance, as the walkers passed through Washington, D.C., in mid-July, they joined local supporters in a Day of Remembrance on the National Mallthe largest slave auction site in the countryand vigiled at the World Bank and IMF buildings in support of the Jubilee 2000 call for cancellation of the debt of African nations.
The following day the marchers walked through Arlington National Cemetery in a "celebration of disarmament," a response to youth gang members who have called truces and laid down their arms. "The pilgrims will be praying that the United States no longer trade in arms, instruments of enslavement and destruction," organizers said.


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Well i can't seem to stay with 1 game for very long, was playing ff6, but quit that before i was prolly even halfway into it. Guss its hard to go back to old games after being so used to todays graphics. Prolly whats keeping me away from eq, dunno if i could stand to look at that for hours a day, although ive always wanted to.
I've had an erge to play some ps2 games again, but the ps3 slim isn't backwards compatible so basically a shelf full of games i can't play now.
I enjoyed Civ 5 for a few months, but then got boring. sims 3 im playing now, starting to feel repetitive again. I'm really hoping that when ff ARR comes out, i'll beable to call that home for years to come, tired of hopping around games lately. Heck lately i just been watching tv and lurking these forumns.
What happens when you log off your characters????.....
Dark Age of Camelot
Originally posted by Dzone
Guss its hard to go back to old games after being so used to todays graphics. Prolly whats keeping me away from eq, dunno if i could stand to look at that for hours a day, although ive always wanted to.
I know the feeling, earlier in the year I tried out Ultima Online on a player run shard with a ruleset back before Trammel when everything was perfect. it was fun, for about a month, I worked up a GM bard for money making, skill gains were accelerated so it took just a month instead of the before 3-4. Then I started working on a pvp character but there just wasnt the drive to continue playing it without a fun group of people to enjoy it with so I slowly lost interest and went on to other games.
A huge component of the older games that really stick in my mind as being the best MMO's I played is the people I played with and against. That was missing so the fire just didnt stay lit.
I have lost interest in all games video games I have played. Meh, I am the King of the Jaded I guess.
I still love to roll real dice though, board games with my family are always a blast, and I am sure when my daughter is just a wee bit older we will have a blast with tabletop wargaming, it is fun now, but she just doesnt have the stratagy to rise above just die rolls.
Originally posted by elocke
Recently it's been all of them except Lotro. Of course I'm looking forward to future releases like FF14:ARR, Neverwinter and Elder Scrolls, but otherwise, I've found myself going back to console games for awhile. Time to catch up on the Assassin's creed series, Saint's Row 3, devil may cry, lego games, Black Ops 2 and Sleeping Dogs. That should be enough to tide me over to the next big MMO release. I think I'm partly burnt out on MMOs right now but I also think, these games like Rift, GW2, TSW and so forth really need to start adding new game systems and things that pull one into a game. Call it the addiction effect. It's what CCG games have, it's what fantasy football has, it's what older MMOs have. It's that certain something that can pull you in and get you lost in a game and doesn't let go until you are ready to take a break.
yeh im doin the same. back to console for a while. last couple of years mmo's only last about 2 or 3 months
Rift, did the weekend return thing they had and thought 'Oh god no'. Terrible game.
Last full time game I lost interest in would be EQ2 I guess. Tried to get back into it but it just doesn't have its old charm. GW2 and TSW are still keeping me occupied.
Hell hath no fury like an MMORPG player scorned.
Originally posted by Ramonski7
Guild Wars 2. Every time I tell myself I'm going to play, I find a reason not to. Sad thing is I feel the game is forcing me to stay away. If that makes any sense. It's like trying to convince a otherwise pretty cool gal it's not you it's me.
Funny, I logged in tonight. First time in a long time. Damn my mesmer was gorgeous. I killed two Moa, then logged off.
Originally posted by bcbully
Originally posted by Ramonski7
Guild Wars 2. Every time I tell myself I'm going to play, I find a reason not to. Sad thing is I feel the game is forcing me to stay away. If that makes any sense. It's like trying to convince a otherwise pretty cool gal it's not you it's me.
Funny, I logged in tonight. First time in a long time. Damn my mesmer was gorgeous. I killed two Moa, then logged off.
You have me beat then. I was thinking about logging on, but had other things to do, so I didn't.
I strangely find talking about games like GW2 more interesting than actually playing them.
Want a nice understanding of life? Try Spirit Science: "The Human History"
Recognize the voice? Yep sounds like Penny Arcade's Extra Credits.
Games I've lost intrest in as follows!
1. Final Fantasy XI (11) Reason to Quit? Most of my friends left the game for wow. Loved it but the game also became to repetative, only reason i kept playing till 2010 was because i loved making money in the game.
2. World of Warcraft Reason to Quit? Again became far to repetative. The gear treadmill, the simplicity of Alterac Valley ( was a good battleground that required teamwork and logistics), The BG zergs, LoL dungeons, Lobby Cities, and other stuff. Quit around Xmas 2010 a friend purchased it (Cataclysm) for me in hopes i would continue playing wow.
3. Vanguard Sage of Heroes Reason to Quit? Another Very poorly optimized game that was once again unplayable on high end PC's! Try loggin into the game and in the starting area with only 10 ppl around and you were completely frozen in place with 2-3 FPS! Don't get me wrong the game showed great promise but was ran by a bunch of Lights on but Nobody Home Blondes! Played after optimization but I had moved on!
4. Age of Conan. Reason to Quit? Simply to put it the game was plagued to death with bugs even on high end systems. Outside of the starting areas sucked! Quit shortly after release 200X!
5. Warhammer online Reason to Quit? I was looking for WoW 2.0 and found WoW fail on all scales. I failed myself by buying this game!
6. Star Trek online Reason to Quit? The terribad ground exploration! I loved the space battles part as it is actually is the game's greatest moment! The exploration was pretty dissmal, go to point A kill this group, go to point B rescue the civillians, Go to point C and destroy/build/kill objective, Point D return to ship. If Ea/BW had taken ST's approach on space combat and turned it into pvp then it would have done better!
7. SwToR Reason to quit? Game was all fail, another exact copy of wow on every single scale except story presentation! Poorly optimization, Molested Hero Engine, LoL dungeons, and the freaking joke of space combat! I mean that was revolutionary with Star Fox back in the early 90's but (Insert Diety Here) this is 21st century! Atleast I Was smart and didn't buy the game (Same friend who purchased WoW's Cataclysm for me) purchased it for me after I refused! Played it got to maxx lvl in under 2 1/2 weeks and quit under the 30 days F2P. Still i was dumb enough to play this game!
8. FFXIV Reason to Quit? They refused to listen to Alpha testers period! Especially after FFXIV's poor start, Hiromichi Tanaka insulted west players! Example to make a simple lvl 10-12 archer's hat as a crafter I need to have a level 9 leatherworker but a level 45 weaver to utilize some crawler silk thread properly....Really!? He was trying to make FFXI 2.0 . Repetative scenery, lag, missing highly wanted classes from previous FF's, and ect!
This pretty much concludes why these games no longer hold intrest to me in a short but brief explaination!
P.S GW2 is so far holding my MMO PC needs so far!
Below is where we can disscuss and come up with new ideas for Sandparks!
World of tanks
Diablo 3
Yep that prety much covers the last 4 years of failure.
Guild Wars 2 after the first week..
Of course there are other games over time but nothing this year as fast as GW2..
I recently started to play D3 again but only lasted afew days after i completed a start to finish playthrough of inferno on my barb and now i'm bored again.
loaded up SWTOR for afew days found out how bad the f2p limits access to everything on my old account so made a f2p account new character and still not feeling it.
GW2 i just can't make up my mind which character to play and what to do.
Rift i logged into my account and noticed how dead the region was because of the xpac said screw it lol.
dying of boredom waiting for the steam sale and really hoping i can get xcom and some other pc games cheap.
borderlands 2 on ps3 is good but once you get to the point i'm at where you wanna kill invincible bosses and you can't solo it just kills motivation.
mass effect 1 on ps3 just the thought of having to play it 2-3 more times to get my plat will take awhile
played diablo 3 til i finished then got bored with it ><
played swtor for a couple of weeks then stopped playing it... not feeling the game at all =3=
was so excited to play war z with friends but was disappointed with the overall game tch >.>
There are people who play games and then there are gamers.
Originally posted by DancingQueen
Star Wars the Old Republic and I really had zero issues with that game, I just lost all interest in playing it at about level 27-28. Pretty wierd and it had never happend to me before.... to be so neutral about a game.
This happened to me as well around level 30. Just couldn't log in anymore. No hate, no love, just totally bored.
Originally posted by adeptuz
Originally posted by DancingQueen
Star Wars the Old Republic and I really had zero issues with that game, I just lost all interest in playing it at about level 27-28. Pretty wierd and it had never happend to me before.... to be so neutral about a game.
This happened to me as well around level 30. Just couldn't log in anymore. No hate, no love, just totally bored.
I think that boredom is because of the mmo clones once you play one game you've played them all such as i played afew online games before i got into WoW and after i played WoW everything felt like clones of WoW and after a month or two i'd get bored and just quit. atleast i'd get atleast one character to max level cap and usually find out if the end game sucks or not.
some mmo's i try to return to that went F2P were sort of ruined with the cash shop system such as SWTOR was total garbage to me because of the F2P system and chopping the game up into pieces what killed it for me was only having one crew skill when you had 3 before f2p.
atleast playing guild wars 2 everything is open to do and all the cash shop stuff is done in a way that its not taking away content if your not buying stuff.
i actually did get to buy some games on the steam winter sale but some got bored after i finished one or two and a couple others i'm slowly going through and even the really good games i own are kinda lacking interest but heres an example
Skyrim i have a lvl 81 character with alot of work sunk into but aside from just following my quest log i'm lacking interest and not sure if i like my perk tree setup anymore but not sure if i really feel like start over to change it so i play a little here and there and logout.
getting back into GW2 only problem i have is finding groups for dungeons.
Guild wars 2. Not my type of game. Only made it to 60.
World of Warcraft (for right now...I have two 90's and seven 85's...) (face palm)
Raiderz (until they get new content).
SWTOR Level 50 trooper/commando. No intention to go back.


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January 6th is the traditional day the Magi, or the Three Kings, visited the Christ Child. They came bearing gifts of Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh.
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Carlos Cardenas has been working on porting a program from Linux that is CPU bound. He found some hotspots using DTrace. He asked someone what else he could do to maximize performance and was asked in turn if the program was cache friendly. Carlos went on to ask if I could provide some insight into the cpc provider in DTrace. I'll do that, concentrating on examining cache utilization.
For the past few weeks, I have been studying performance of an application that uses MongoDB, Node.js, and jmeter. The application was written by a third party, and they set up the application so that each component runs in its own Smart Machine.
SF Meetup, Wednesday, 2/27: The Art of Email Explained Scientifically: What Developers, Operations and Marketing are Required by Law to Know.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. - On Thursday night the candidates for Virginia gubernatorial race faced off in their final showdown before the November election.
Hot topics included jobs, coal, schools, and gun control.
At Virginia Tech in Blacksburg the candidates answered questions about how they would grow jobs in Virginia especially in the southwest region.
Republican Ken Cuccinelli said Washington is hurting coal with too much regulation. He says he intends to keep fighting it.
Democrat Terry McAuliffe did not specifically address coal and instead focused his answers on Medicaid expansion to grow jobs.
McAuliffe said, "Millions of dollars would be invested in these communities with quality lifesaving care. Why do people get forced into poverty? It's because of their healthcare costs."
On education reform, Cuccinelli says a commission should review the standards of learning. "So they better evaluate our children and allow us to evaluate and better fairly evaluate our teachers," he said. "I think that's an important change."
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Cuccinelli stated, "I've been one of the leading experts on mental health issues and in the general assembly and as attorney general and would be as governor in Richmond."
McAuliffe said he supports universal background checks and talked about meeting a victim of the shooting. "Collin Goddard was in one of the classrooms. He was shot four times. He still has three bullets in his body," he told the moderators. "I think it's critical and imperative for every community and every elected official to do the best thinks we can. Some people should not own guns."
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There are many varieties of hops used in the brewing of beer. This article discusses some of the differences between different hop varieties, and the articles listed below give more details about particular varieties.
What is a hop variety?
There are two factors that can affect a hop's use in beer: genetics and the environment. Traditionally, hops were referred to by names that gave information about both factors.
Hop cultivars
Like most other cultivated plants, the hop plant is available in many different cultivars, or cultivated varieties. These cultivars have specific genetic traits that affect the hop cones and growth. The cultivar is the most important determinant of the hop's alpha acid content and basic flavor characteristics.
Terroir and landrace hops
The growing environment, including the length of the season, the temperature and weather conditions, and the composition of the soil and water, also affect hops, as they do most other plants. As in wine making, the combination of these unchangeable factors associated with a specific growing region is known as terroir.
A hop which has, through a long history of cultivation in a particular area, become particularly well suited to that area, is known as a landrace. Landrace hops are older, open pollinated varieties, since the natural selection process requires time and some genetic variation to gradually suit the hop to the terroir.
While any hop's character will be affected by terroir, landrace hops are considered especially sensitive to changes in growing conditions, and they often are thought to display their prized characteristics only in their native soil.
Hop variety nomenclature
Because the cultivar and the terroir are both critical to the character of the hop, especially with traditional landrace hops, traditional hop names include both elements.
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Bittering and aroma hops
Hops are commonly referred to as falling into one of three categories, bittering, aroma or finishing, or dual-purpose, based on the way they are commonly used by brewers.
Hops contribute three elements to beer: bitterness, hop flavor and hop aroma. Most brewers prefer to add hop bitterness from hops high in alpha acid. This requires buying fewer hops, which saves money. Using fewer hops in the boil also which reduces the amount of wort absorbed by the hops and the amount of trub. Some brewers also feel that high alpha acid hops also give a cleaner bitternessto the finished beer. On the other hand, in finishing applications, alpha acid level is much less important, and the flavor and aroma characteristics of a particular hop depend more on its levels of hydroocarbons, especially myrcene, humulene, caryophyllene and farnesene.
If a hop has sufficiently high alpha acids to be practically used in bittering applications and a pleasant flavor and aroma suitable for late hop additions and dry hopping, it is referred to as "dual-purpose" or "dual-use" hop. Hops which have a coarse or harsh character when used in late additions, as many high-alpha hops do, are referred to as "bittering" hops. Hops which are not suited for use in bittering, because of their low alpha acid levels, unpleasant bittering character, expense, or some other factor, are referred to as "aroma" or "finishing" hops.
However, this distinction is to some extent a creation of the modern brewing industry. Many traditional beer styles use only a single hop variety for bittering and aroma, usually a variety now considered and "aroma" hop, such as Czech Saaz in Bohemian pilsener, and some hops which were once considered "bittering" hops were discovered to have interesting and distinctive characters when used in late additions, such as Pride of Ringwood. A homebrewer should not let the label on a hop deter him or her from experimentation.
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Traditional hop bines can grow as high as thirty feet high, and hops grow best when allowed to grow almost straight up. This means that extensive scaffolding must be prepared, and special ladders and equipment must be used to harvest them.
Recently, British hop growers have begun experimenting with hops bred to be shorter, known as hedgerow hops or dwarf hops. These hops grow to heights of 10 feet or less, but produce the same hop yield as conventional plants. This allows them to be grown, harvested and processed more cheaply and easily and with more automation.
Originally known as "dwarf hops", British growers are now attempting to rebrand these varieties as "hedgerow hops". They have quickly been adopted by many English growers, and hop products and, in the case of Summit, rhizomes, are beginning to be available to homebrewers. Many in the industry feel that because of the superior economics for growers, hedgerow hops will replace a significant amount of current hop production.
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Volleyball Athletes Named to CIBC Team NextNov. 18, 2013 : Volleyball Canada is pleased to congratulate athletes Grant O'Gorman (beach) and Austin Hinchey (sitting) on being selected to represent the sport on CIBC Team Next.
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Skip to comments.House Leader Opposes Voter ID Laws in All 50 States
Posted on 11/05/2011 3:43:12 PM PDT by John Semmens
House Minority Whip Representative Steny Hoyer (D-Md) sent letters to the secretaries of state in all 50 states asking them to take action against any and all attempts to limit the right to vote by requiring those wishing to cast ballots to show identification.
Its supposed to be a secret ballot, but how can it be if voters must reveal their identities? Hoyer wrote. Voters may have good reasons for not wanting to disclose personal information about themselves. Creditors might link names and addresses and harass these people with demands for debts to be paid. Police could use such information to serve outstanding warrants.
Besides, a system that confines voting to only those registered is fatally flawed, Hoyers letter continued. Is a person any less of a person because he is unable or unwilling to register to vote? Arent all men created equal? Shouldnt all men have the right to vote?
Hoyer urged the secretaries of state to use a simplified protocol. Anyone who takes the trouble to walk into a polling booth ought to be given a ballot, Hoyer suggested. The process would be more efficient. People wouldnt be delayed by needless reference to registration lists. They could just vote and move on.
The risk that unscrupulous persons might defraud Hoyers proposed system by voting multiple times was deemed inconsequentially small by Hoyer. The chances of any single vote determining the outcome is tiny, Hoyer pointed out. From a logical perspective, it doesnt make sense to vote even once, much less repeatedly. In my opinion, the fear of multiple votes from a single person is way overblown.
The House Democrat admitted that it was unlikely that many states would formally adopt his recommended approach. The important thing was to get this idea out there, Hoyer maintained. Even if my suggestions only inspire an irregular tendency to occasionally overlook a rigorous adherence to ID rules it will still be a step toward a fairer and more universal franchise for all who live in this country.
In related news, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif) says she is confident that Democrats will regain the majority in the November 2012 election because Democrats have raised more money than GOP candidates. Money is the lifes blood of politics. Now that President Obama has cut loose from Congress he can ensure that those who back us will recoup their donations via federal contracts and awards. The GOP cant match that.
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Almost had me because Hoyer is such a thug ~ I can actually see that puke saying things like that.
Response: What an idiot! People must identify themselves when they sign in at the polling place-at least in our state. I enter the polling place. Go to the appropriate place table and announce my name. The lady then has me sign by my name and address. Then I am given a ballot and directed to a booth.
The Democrat desperation grows.
What an asinine stance for a representative of the American people.
I voted in 6 states for a total of 38 votes last time, and they better not do anything to stop the gubmint programs that make my house and caddie payments, ummm, I mean feed my 65 starving children, half of whom are disabled ya know.
"Almost had me because Hoyer is such a thug "
Me too, but after the first line, I scrolled back up to see that it is satire, but in reality, these Marxist really would go for this type of foolishness.
Another great one!
As usual, your satire is right on. As far as I know, the Dems managed to find a dozen or so nuns at a convent in Ohio that were off the grid. That was it. All others in this country either have the means to get ID, or have ID. The idea that some 80 year old inner city black grandmother is off the grid is INSANE. She'll either need ID to access Medicare (or even see a doctor), or she'll need ID to access Social Security (or Medicaid, or welfare).
The argument is a non-starter for rational people.
Our liberal Sen's Difi and Boxer want national id cards.
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Voting is not a "right." It's a privilege.
For those without IDs have each state set up stations where folks can be branded on their arms with a unique number. This would be done for free of course and only hurts for a day or two. Your ID or your branded arm will get you into the voting booth.
If you have neither, you don't get to vote. ... Now, who wants to get themselves an ID... hmmm?
Can't wait for tonight's debate between Newt and Herman!
...There is some truth to that. Consider this. In 2008, I didn't get to the polls until late, minutes before closing. In KY, McCain had a landslide and the electorate, therefore my vote didn't matter. I didn't vote for him anyway...
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Even though it's satire, I'm still ashamed to say Steny Hoyer is my congressman.
Thanks for all you do to advance sanity.
You all need to remember that the illegals and the dead do not carry I.D. So gibe Hoyer and the Demo-rats a break okay?
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You know your Democrats well John. Another good one.
We're on to the dead vote so they have to work harder.
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John gives us satire, followed closely by reality...Voting without photo ID pushed for all 50 states is the title of a WND article posted a few minutes later.
After all, can't illegals vote?
Can't the dead vote?
How can we win seats if our people - illegals, felons and dead people - can't vote early and often?
He may as well have said that, that's what he means.
Steny's mind has snapped. He should retire.
I hate to admit it but I'm an ex Marylander.
My first thought was this better be Satire..... I was fuming! Very lucky it was... hahaha
Hey, everytime I vote I have to prove who I am.
It's true this was snagged from a satire site but the serious side is this http://www.opencongress.org/bill/112-h3316/show
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You'll have to have more litters until the sum can be divided by 8, or else the Grand Form Creator would have to create a new form , and we wouldn't want to do that, now would we?
meant 8 litters
Hopefully this is about all we hear of the bill.
I'm almost thinking that Ellison's (peace be upon him) bill is intended to send a signal to courts to start throwing out these laws. I'd hate to think it has any chance at all in the House, give our majority.
No we wouldn't. My 4 secretaries can barely read English as it is.
Hoyer, you're a meathead!
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By KERRY OLSENOrangeville
I have read the writings of one particular contributor to the Emery County Progress for many years now.
In a letter on April 4, he mentions that he heard someone speak their mind and tell how they really feel and what they believe. I wouldn't doubt that this is very shocking to him as he hasn't heard the truth come from one of his fellow Republicans in quite sometime.
It seems he believes that if you don't read Republican party propaganda and listen to radicals like Sean Hannity you have no idea what is going on in the world.
Let me say this sir; I have voted for many Republicans and I will probably vote for many more but the best candidate does not always have an (R) behind their name.
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Chelsea have announced that Torres suffered a medial collateral ligament injury that will keep him out for approximately three weeks.
Mauro Zarate may have kicked his last ball of the season after suffering what appears to be a serious knee injury against former club West Ham.
Michail Antonio was sent off for two petulant yellow cards but in-between he picked up an assist as West Ham came from a goal down to pick up a point at Vicarage Road.
Isaac Success came on as a substitute with the score level at one and proceeded to confound with his performance.
Hull City are sweating on the fitness of centre-back Harry Maguire after the defender sustained a knee injury against Burnley at the KCOM Stadium.
Patrick Van Aanholt scored as Crystal Palace moved out of the bottom three with a 1-0 win over Middlesbrough.
Middlesbrough are now winless in nine straight leagues matches after Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Crystal Palace.
Everton star forward Romelu Lukaku shook off any worries over his fitness with a goal in a 2-0 win against Sunderland.
Gareth McAuley scored a crucial goal again in Week 26 as West Brom beat Bournemouth 2-1 at the Hawthorns.
Sunderland remains bottom of the Premier League after yet another goalless outing in a 2-0 loss to Everton.
Artur Boruc couldn't effectively punch out Chris Brunt's corner and Gareth McAuley was first to react and the resulting goal cost the Cherries a point.


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Question 1 of 30
What was the first location selected for a "Real Housewives" franchise?
New York
Orange County
The drama-filled reality series kicked off in Orange County in 2006 and celebrated its 10th anniversary in this Southern California spot in 2016.
Question 2 of 30
Who was NOT an original member of the O.C. cast?
Jo De La Rosa
Vicki Gunvalson
Brandi Glanville
The first five housewives included Lauri Peterson, Jo De La Rosa, Vicki Gunvalson, Kimberly Bryant and Jeana Keough.
Question 3 of 30
What community did the original O.C. housewives live in?
Coto De Caza
The premise of the show was to offer a peak behind the gates at the exclusive community of Coto De Caza.
Casa Del Sol
Casa Mia
Question 4 of 30
What sport was Jeana Keough's husband involved in?
The O.C. season featured former Playboy Playmate Jeana Keough and her husband Matt Keough, a retired MLB player.
Question 5 of 30
What location of the series introduced the world to Bethenny Frankel?
New Jersey
New York City
Bethenny spent three seasons on "The Real Housewives of New York City" before getting her own spinoff, "Bethenny Ever After."
Question 6 of 30
What housewife is frequently referred to as "the Countess"?
Luann de Lesseps
Former nurse and model Luann de Lesseps, who appeared on the New York season, earned the nickname "the Countess."
Joanna Krupa
Kim Zolciak
Question 7 of 30
Whom does Bethenny order to "go to sleep" in one famous on-screen argument?
Jill Zarin
Kelly Bensimon
During a trip to Virgin Gorda, Bethenny famously tells Kelly Bensimon to "go to sleep" after Kelly starts rambling aimlessly in front of the cameras.
Luann de Lesseps
Question 8 of 30
What did Aviva Drescher throw across the table during a famous fight scene on the show?
a glass
her leg
The New York housewife shocked her dining companions when she removed her prosthetic leg and threw it across the table.
Question 9 of 30
What season of the show introduced NeNe Leakes to the world?
Famous for her battles with other cast members — especially Sheree — NeNe Leakes appeared on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta."
Question 10 of 30
Which Atlanta housewife was confused about the operation of the Underground Railroad?
Kandi Burruss
NeNe Leakes
Porsha Williams
During a tour of the Freedom Trail in Savannah, Georgia, Williams wondered who actually drove the underground "train."
Question 11 of 30
Who was NOT an original member of the New Jersey cast?
Melissa Gorga
Gorga joined the New Jersey incarnation of the show during its third season.
Danielle Staub
Teresa Giudice
Question 12 of 30
What New Jersey housewife spent a year in the slammer in 2015?
Caroline Manzo
Teresa Giudice
Giudice served a year in a federal prison for fraud related to a bankruptcy filing, with her husband sentenced to an even longer stint behind bars starting in 2016.
Danielle Staub
Question 13 of 30
Which member of the New Jersey cast got a spinoff show in 2014?
Jacqueline Laurita
Melissa Gorga
Caroline Manzo
"Manzo'd With Children," which focused on Caroline Manzo and her family, premiered in 2014.
Question 14 of 30
What year did "The Real Housewives of D.C." premiere?
The D.C. season premiered in 2010 and lasted only a single season before the network axed it.
Question 15 of 30
What season did Lisa Vanderpump appear on?
Orange County
Beverly Hills
The housewife appeared on the Beverly Hills season and parlayed her stint on the show into a spinoff, "Vanderpump Rules."
Question 16 of 30
Which season of the show featured a suicide by one of the stars of the series?
Beverly Hills
Sadly, Taylor Armstrong's husband, Russell Armstrong, hung himself in their home one month after she filed for divorce.
Question 17 of 30
Who was NOT an original member of the Miami cast?
Cristy Rice
Lisa Hochstein
The Miami show premiered in 2011 and featured Lea Black, Adriana de Moura, Marysol Patton, Larsa Pippen, Alexia Echevarria and Cristy Rice.
Larsa Pippen
Question 18 of 30
What location was chosen for the eighth incarnation of the series?
Potomac, Maryland
"The Real Housewives of Potomac," set in Potomac, Maryland, premiered in 2016.
Question 19 of 30
What Texas city did producers pick for the show's ninth location?
"The Real Housewives of Dallas" premiered in 2016 and featured Cary Deuber, Tiffany Hendra, LeeAnne Locken, Stephanie Hollman and Brandi Redmond.
Question 20 of 30
Which housewife is "'Gone With the Wind' fabulous"?
Kenya Moore
During an argument with the Atlanta cast, Kenya Moore declared herself "'Gone With the Wind' fabulous," a phrase later picked up by none other than Beyonce.
Porsha Williams
NeNe Leakes
Question 21 of 30
What season did Joanna Krupa appear on?
Beverly Hills
Krupa joined the Miami cast during season two.
Question 22 of 30
What series did Brandi Glanville appear on?
Orange County
New York
Beverly Hills
Glanville joined the Beverly Hills cast fresh off her divorce from Eddie Cibrian, who then took on a much-publicized relationship with LeAnn Rimes.
Question 23 of 30
What season introduced Kim Zolciak to the world?
The reality star was one of the original cast members of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" in 2008.
Orange County
New York
Question 24 of 30
What is Zolciak's spinoff show called?
"Don't Be Tardy"
Zolciak got her own spinoff "Don't Be Tardy for the Wedding" in 2012, which became "Don't Be Tardy" after Kim tied the knot with Kroy Biermann.
"Atlanta Unchained"
"Kim Rules"
Question 25 of 30
Who was prepared to throw a shoe during a fight on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta"?
Kandi Burruss
NeNe Leakes
At Kandi's wedding dress fitting, Joyce Jones was so angry at Carmon Cambrice that she took off her shoe.
Question 26 of 30
Whose wig got pulled loose during season two of the Atlanta series?
Kim Zolciak
Sheree nearly pulled off Kim's wig during a restaurant meal that, for some reason, featured Michael Lohan.
Sheree Whitfield
Porsha Williams
Question 27 of 30
Who landed a blow to Joanna's face during a brawl on the Miami series?
Karent Sierra
Adriana de Moura
After Joanna Krupa got involved in a fight between de Moura and Sierra, de Moura punched Krupa — a "Real Housewives" first.
Lea Black
Question 28 of 30
Which housewife is behind the Skinnygirl brand?
Vicki Gunvalson
Bethenny Frankel
Frankel parlayed her appearance on the series into more than $100 million in sales for her Skinnygirl line of food products.
Taylor Armstrong
Question 29 of 30
What location featured housewife Gretchen Rossi?
Beverly Hills
New York City
Orange County
Rossi and fiance Slade Smiley appeared on "The Real Housewives of Orange County."
Question 30 of 30
What season featured Kim and Kyle Richards?
New York City
Beverly Hills
The Richards sisters, aunts to Paris Hilton, appeared on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."


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Owen and Jeanie Olsen have lived in Cleveland since 1972. Owen is a native of Sanpete County and Jeanie is a native of Emery County. They have seen many changes in the community during the time they have lived here. Some of the changes they have been privileged to be a part of.
Owen helped draft the zoning ordinance for the community and has also been active in the fire department. Through his efforts, and the help of several others, they were able to organize and train a fire department and obtain a new fire station and trucks. These efforts helped the home insurance rates to drop and many structures have been saved through their efforts. Owen served as fire chief for 15 years. It was the fire department members and their wives that started the Miss Cleveland Pageant several years ago.
Owen and Jeanie were involved in the Boy Scouts of America program for some 20 years. They worked in both the Cub Scout and Scout programs. Their lives have come in contact with many special young men. Many hours of service were given to these young men in hopes that they would grow up to be honorable citizens in the various places they reside. They have contributed many hours of community service through various scouting projects. They have both had other church callings where they have been able to work with the youth and, hopefully, been a positive influence for them.
Owen is a member of the American Legion and serves as chaplain.
Jeanie has been a teacher at Cleveland Elementary for 22 years and has touched the lives of many students during that time. She is looking forward to the time she will be able to retire and spend more time with her family.
Owen is now retired and spends time working in his woodshop and on various other hobbies. He has made many beautiful projects from cedar chests to rocking horses. He has willingly shared his talents with others and helped to raise money through the various fundraisers the community has sponsored.
Owen and Jeanie are the proud parents of five sons. They all achieved their Eagle Scout rank, served missions and married in the temple. It is exciting to finally have some girls in the family with the five special daughters-in-law. They have 10 grandchildren (four girls and six boys) and look forward to every opportunity they have to visit and spend time with them.


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We have had a Moen shower handle for the past 2 years, it was here when we moved in and it worked
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about two times since but it always breaks in the same place. Which is where the plastic handle is
screwed into and goes onto the metal part in the wall. The replacements have worked fine for several
days but then break in the same place. The first time with the original I beleve was old age, the second
I think may have been because the white plastic part was not around the metal stem in the wall. The
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Home to the world belly boarding championships, the Port Eliot festival and more than 300 beaches, Cornwall is Britain's most westerly peninsula.
Picturesque villages feature in many TV programmes and Rick Stein's passion for local, seasonal food has gone a long way to secure the county's position as a foodie destination. But Cornwall isn't just for holidays, it's a great place to live and raise a family. The Duchy sat near the top of 2012's Happiness Index, with low crime rates, great schools and stunning coast all listed as reasons to be cheerful if you live here.
Truro is Cornwall's only city and the good quality of local schools make it a popular choice for families, but from Bude to Penzance no two communities are the same, even if they might happen to be side by side.
The north coast around Tintagel is steeped in Arthurian legend and the Scilly Isles have been inhabited since the Stone Age. Launceston's castle nods to its heritage as Cornwall's ancient capital and Looe is one of Britain's busiest fishing ports, though perhaps less well known than Padstow or Newlyn.
Bodmin is surrounded by stunningly beautiful moorland and St Austell is the heart of the clay country. Falmouth harbour welcomes cargo ships and fishing boats and the charm of St Ives attracts artists from around the world.
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Baggies wait on Yacob fitness
West Brom are anxiously waiting to learn the seriousness of midfielder Claudio Yacob's latest injury setback.
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The Argentina international returned to the side for Saturday's 2-2 draw against Aston Villa after a six-week absence with a hamstring injury.
But he had to be substituted during the latter stages of the first half with a shoulder problem.
Albion head coach Steve Clarke said: "Claudio has damaged his shoulder. We are not sure how serious it will be, so it's fingers crossed.
"It's a blow to him after just coming back from injury but we have got 10 days to the next game against Everton (on January 30).
"He was doing the job great for us as a defensive midfielder until he got injured and we have missed him a little bit."
Clarke is hopeful Albion will be back to near full strength in the not too distant future.
Strikers Shane Long (dead leg) and Marc-Antoine Fortune (hamstring) plus defender Steven Reid (shin) should be fit to face the Toffees.
Clarke said: "We are hopeful we will get a few more players out of the treatment room in the near future."
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Sonesta Hotel Concepción
Located in the Talcahuano neighborhood in Concepción, just 2 miles from Carriel Sur Airport, the Sonesta Hotel Concepcion is attached to the Casino Marina del Sol, an 80,000 square foot destination casino. Concepción is Chile's second largest city, located 250 miles south of Santiago. Renowned as one of the main ports of Chile, it borders the lakes region on the Pacific coast.
Sonesta Hotel Osorno
The Sonesta Hotel Osorno is located close to downtown Osorno, overlooking the Rahue River and attached to the Plaza de los Lagos, including the Casino Sol, bowling center, Sportlife Gym, Mittos Pub, and 20 local boutiques. Osorno is called the gateway to the lakes region, located in Patagonia about 500 miles south of Santiago.


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The two screws holding the small plastic case together make it super tempting to pry inside and see the hardware that the scanalogic-2 is based on:Atmel's 8-bit AVR, the 168PA microcontrollerThe LCX125, which is used for voltage conversion (not all too different from LCX245 used in my amiga VSC project.)(4) microchip 23K256, serial 256K SPI SRAM memory: one per channel, of course.
Allora con 50$ (non €!) mi prendo anzi l'Open Workbench Logic Sniffer http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/preorder-open-workbench-logic-sniffer-p-612.html?cPath=75 che è open source/hardware e gira su Linux
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Game #24 Preview: Canucks @ Wild
Thomas Drance
March 10 2013 03:08PM
Charlie Coyle - about to get stoned by Cory Schneider (who starts tonight).
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With realignment now approved by the NHLPA, the Canucks have only two more games left against the Minnesota Wild during the "Wild v. Canucks forced rivalry" era. And thank goodness. The Wild this season are improved over a year ago and legitimately have an opportunity to takeover first place in the Northwest Division with a victory over the Canucks on Sunday (though I still don't buy that they're even a playoff team). But they still play a boring style of hockey and score as effectively as your average 15 year old male.
This contest will have some standings implications so perhaps that'll add some fire to it. More likely we'll see Alain Vigneault and the Canucks play down to their opponent on the road, in an effort to win the game by a single goal. Yep.
Read on past the jump.
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Puck Drop: 5 PM PST
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Here's why the Wild are a better team this season than they were last season. Minnesota's first line (featuring Charlie Coyle, Zach Parise and Mikko Koivu) can legitimately drive play and produce offense against the opposition's toughest matchups. Actually they're probably a top-10 first line in the league this season and that's a huge upgrade for the Wild over what they've boasted in the past.
While Charlie Coyle is impressive he's obviously not driving play for that top-line (in fact he's only slightly above water despite enjoying Hodgson-type treatment in terms of zone-starts). So beyond Mikko Koivu, Zach Parise, Devin Setoguchi and Matt Cullen - four guys who are legitimate top-six forwards - Minnesota's top-six forward group is a bit of a mess. Dany Heatley is a liability at even-strength at this point in his career, and until Mikael Granlund is ready to handle top-six minutes in the NHL (he really, really isn't yet - but he's going to be a damn good player) the Wild are going to be short a couple of quality forwards in their top-six in the near term. That's tough to overcome.
On the other hand, the Wild have a stone-cold tough minutes killer on the third-line in Kyle Brodziak. Brodziak has had some tough luck to start this season so I bet the luddite Wild fans don't appreciate how critical he is, but man does that guy ever excel in tough-minutes. Cal Clutterbuck is also on the Wild and he can control play in soft minutes, while also providing a physical dimension for the Wild along with big Mike Rupp and crazy Zenon Konopka. Expect the Wild to make a game plan of targetting the Sedins physically, so it's especially important for Vancouver's power-play to be on their game.
They haven't been of late, despite stellar neutral zone play, and the power-play unit will be in tough against a really good group of Minnesota Penalty-Killers. The Wild's stingy play short-handed (and overall frankly) has allowed them to dramatically outperform their "true talent" so far this season, so a power-play goal could really make the difference in this one. Hopefully the Canucks are fired up...
Another reason the Wild are dramatically improved this season: Swedish rookie defenseman Jonas Brodin is a pretty remarkable talent and should be a Calder nominee. I thought the Wild would be two defenseman short of an NHL caliber top-four this season but they're really only one defenseman short because Brodin is handling tough minutes as a rookie and crushing it in terms of possession (at least by Minnesota Wild standards). His partnership with Suter has given the Wild a steady top-pairing and I'd expect them to eat up the bulk of minutes against the Sedin twins this evening. Between Gilbert, Suter, Brodin and Spurgeon (who isn't quite there yet, but I think will be able to handle tough minutes in a year or two) the Minnesota blueline could take a big step forward over the next couple of seasons.
As an aside, how good is the Swedish blue-line going to be over the next two or three Olympic games (assuming NHLers are allowed to participate)? In addition to Alex Edler and Nicklas Kronwall, the likes of Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Victor Hedman, Adam Larrson, Erik Karlsson are all in their early twenties. Scary thought.
For now though the Wild are what they are: a crummy possession team with limited depth in all areas who rely on playing snoozer, low-event hockey and getting quality goaltending in order to win games. They played an emotional overtime game against the Predators last night and will be starting Matt Hackett in net so if the Canucks play an uptempo game, the Wild won't be able to hang with them frankly. On the other hand if the Canucks try to win on Minnesota's terms, well, I'd expect a shootout loss or at least a three point game in that case.
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- Alain Vigneault with some mystifying comments about Jordan Schroeder's play
- Pierre-Marc Bouchard gets the Ballard treatment from Mike Yeo
- Speaking of which, Keith Ballard will draw back into the lineup tonight.
- Hockey Wilderness' Canucks Game Preview
- Nicklas Jensen made his AHL debut last night and was quiet in a Wolves shootout loss
Well this feels like the critical moment in the season (of course the feeling might arise again): two straight OT losses of games that they could-a/should-a won, then 2 off days on the road (which wont happen again this season) time for a player only meeting, now playing a four-point game against best team in division (although Avs may dispute that). A win here and again on return engagement at home, and all is fine, looking toward number 3 seed; a loss and a playoff appearance is in doubt. Go Canucks!
March 10 2013, 09:19PM
It's difficult not to comment, now that the game is over. All kinds of differing opinions about the Wild, pregame of course. Lots of things are taxing in the course of a day, but what's worse is when your team continues to forget to show up. We are down two good players, but they are not the team. Man; something has got to give with these Nuck's?


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In this painting Lambert depicted a wrestling match, contrasting the two bare-chested men wrestling on one side of the image with two women and two children on the other. Although probably a fictional scene, it has the appearance of being one that Lambert has witnessed. The two fighters seem almost equally matched, making it difficult to predict the outcome.
Lambert used the subject of wrestling as an opportunity to render the male torso, to study the human form in motion and to convey physical engagement between men – a deliberate confusion of brutality and sexuality. He created strong contrasts of dark and light, balancing the play of light on the pale surface of the skin against the dark background. The relatively low viewpoint and close focus places the viewer among the crowd and enables them to become a part of the spectacle – and to experience the force and energy of the struggle.
Lambert had been a good boxer in his youth, having been taught to box by his grandfather as a boy. In Paris in 1901–02 he used to practise boxing with his friends in order to keep fit.
In both subject and treatment Lambert's image resembles the social realist images of boxers by the American painter George Bellows, such as Club night 1907 (National Gallery, Washington), Both members of this club 1909 (National Gallery of Art, Washington) and Stag at Sharkey's 1909 (Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio). However, unlike many of his contemporaries, Bellows never travelled to Europe and it is unlikely that Lambert would have seen Bellows's images. It would therefore appear that both artists were independently responding to the spirit of the times.


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April 10, 2013
not for walking ...
"these were comfy at first, but did a bit of walking around in them and they started to hurt my feet. Ok - I am an amateur in heels, so that may be a factor. I went on to lose my footing on the second to last stair and fall down while wearing these shoes!!!! Again - probably me more than the shoe. I'm gonna give it another shot and don't regret my purchase because they are dang cute."
By: klanell
Location: houston tx
April 10, 2013
"these are cute but the front straps by the toe are really narrow and uncomfortable."
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