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A holiday is all about getting those good feelings coursing through your body. Whether it's time spent soaking up the Vitamin D-rich sun, trying local delicacies or meeting new people, a holiday is a time to feel alive and really enjoy the world. And there's nothing like the good feelings that exercise brings.
There's no need to lose track of your fitness goals, simply because you're away from your usual surroundings. Being out in the warm weather and sun offers the perfect opportunity for healthy living. To make sure you come home as fit as you left (or fitter), we've teamed up with 11 fitness experts to give their advice for staying in shape on holiday.
Let Your Exotic Surroundings Motivate You
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If you want a complete holiday away from any kind of routine/home-life then why not let your new exotic surroundings motivate you? Workout outside and feel even better on your holiday whilst discovering more about your new location. Holidays are designed to make you feel better, so get more bang for your buck by keeping active – you'll feel even more revitalised throughout your stay and the holiday effects will last longer when you get back. Grab family members/friends to do it with you too – this will motivate you all and maximise your enjoyment.
Beach walks/runs are a great way of keeping fit and the unstable ground means you engage more muscles to help you balance which makes you work harder. This is great news because you'll burn more calories – all against a beautiful backdrop. Choose off-peak times like early morning and sunset when the beach is quieter giving you the freedom to run and think uninterrupted.
If you're in the mountains/hills then hiking is a great way to explore as well as get your heart rate up. You could even try climbing if it's on offer – which works both in the upper and lower body. Regular climbing can improve stamina as well as muscle strength. In addition, all the reaching and stretching for holds improves flexibility and agility.
If you love your circuits in the gym then take them outside. It's amazing how little equipment you need to have an effective workout. Burpees, lunges, squats, mountain climbers, push-ups – these exercises all require NO equipment and use your whole body.
Take Resistance Bands With You, They're Incredibly Lightweight!
Cantara, Gymbags & Gladrags
Take resistance bands with you. They weigh next to nothing and can easily be rolled to fit into your suitcase or hand luggage. Once you are on holiday you can use the resistance bands to do a full body workout before you leave your hotel room. A quick 20 minute workout with resistance bands before your morning shower, away from the heat in your hotel room will help to get your blood pumping, wake you up and burn a few hundred calories before breakfast. If you don't fancy getting hot and sweaty then you can use them to help you get a good stretch before heading out to explore your new location.
Be Adventurous With Your Surroundings
Tashi, Tashi Skervin
Keeping fit on holiday is actually a lot easier than you think and there are so many different ways to fit exercise into your day, without it feeling like a chore.
If you are by the beach; paddle boarding, snorkeling and scuba diving are all great ways to burn calories and you'll be having so much fun, you won't even realise that you're exercising!
Feeling adventurous, how about climbing a volcano? I climbed a Volcano in Bali to watch the sunrise and it was the most mesmerising experience. The climb was about 2 hours long so it was a really good cardio workout, and because we were walking uphill it worked our glutes and legs too.
Walk Everywhere!
Kamila, London New Girl
I always make my own breakfast no matter where I'm travelling to ensure I have a healthy & nutritious start to the day. I either bring something from home or go shopping on my first day to stock up on fresh fruit, yoghurt, muesli and nuts. If I indulge in local specialities for the rest of the day, at least I know I've already had one really nutritious meal, after all, half the battle is in your head.
Walk everywhere! Walking is my favourite way to discover new cities. Pack your comfiest, yet still stylish, shoes (you still want to look good in your travel photos) and walk your way around as much as possible. I always make an effort to stay somewhere really central or in a neighbourhood that I love the look of, so it makes it easy to make my way around on foot.
If I'm away for longer than five days then I incorporate some strength workouts into my days by doing at-home body weight exercises. I normally do three circuits of body weight and cardio exercises, repeating each circuit three times. For example, Circuit 1 could have lunges, squats and rear leg raises, Circuit 2 could have burpees, plank and crunches and Circuit 3 could have push ups, shadow boxing and step ups.
Make Use Of Outdoor Sports
Georgina, Fitcetera
Make use of trails and outdoor sports such as tennis, beach volleyball or basketball – keeping it fun and in the fresh air will make exercise feel like a part of your holiday rather than a chore. If you do choose to use the indoor gym, keep it short and sweet with a HIIT (high intensity interval training) workout so you can spend more time out enjoying the sights and culture of your holiday destination.
Always Take Your Running Shoes
Gemma, Lipstick, Lettuce & Lycra
Always take your running shoes when you go away. There's somewhere to go for a run, even if it's a short one, in most locations. It's also a great way to explore the local area and see places you might otherwise not have come across.
Bodyweight exercises can bedone anywhere, even in a hotel room. If there's no gym then lunges, squats and press ups need no equipment.
Drink Lots Of Water And Incorporate Short HIIT Workouts With Your Holiday
Elle, Keep It SimpElle
Stay Hydrated – drink plenty of water while away. This will help to flush toxins out of your body, reducing fatigue and keeping your skin looking fresh. If you do drink alcohol, have a cup of water between each drink to reduce the effects.
You can still workout in as little as 12 minutes. With HIIT you do shorts bursts of exercise as hard as you can with short recovery. One of the most popular is Tabata – 20 seconds of workouts, 10 seconds of rest for four minutes. Choose three exercises and complete three rounds which will total 12 minutes. You can use some basic exercises (squat jumps, burpees, press ups) or get a little more creative depending on space (sprints, box jumps using steps)
Use your surroundings – run along the beach, explore the local area on foot, hit the hotel gym or get a few laps in the pool before breakfast!
Take some equipment – a skipping rope or resistance band are both small enough to fit into a pocket never mind a suitcase! So pack them, and then use them! Utilise the time when the bathroom isn't free and get in a quick cardio, core or stretching session.
Explore The City By Cycling
Charlie, The Runner Beans
Always bring your kit, you never know when there might be a great hotel gym, gorgeous running or hiking route, or activities that you want to get involved in. I always email the hotel to find out about the facilities and options before I book.
If you're going on a city break, sign up for a guided running or cycling tour to see parts of the city that might be off the beaten track, learn about the local history and culture plus get tips from a local all whilst getting your workout in.
Online videos or apps are great for getting a hotel room workout or yoga session in.
Do Something Small Everyday
Stefanie, Stefanie Grace
Get out and explore. You don't have to hit the hotel gym to get a good workout in. I love to head out for a hike, go for a swim, try out some kayaking or paddle boarding – the most important thing is to stay active.
Do something small every day. Start every day with a walk or 10 jumping jacks. Take the hotel stairs instead of the lift. Go for a swim before lunch. Just do something.
Take workout gear with you. I never leave the house without my trainers and a sports bra when travelling. They are perfect for a hike or a sunset jog along the promenade – that's one of my favourite ways to check out the local town and decide where I might pop for dinner later! I also always pack a skipping rope – just two minutes of skipping and you'll be completely out of breath! It's worth it, super quick and so easy to pack!
Try a local class. If you're in a resort, try the surf club. If you're in a city, find a spin or yoga studio and fit in with the locals.
Discover New Trends
Natalie, The Blonde Ethos
If you love working out in a gym environment and have a training programme that you like to stick to, it's likely that you will have opted for accommodation with access to a gym, or perhaps you have the intention to hunt one down. However, if you aren't looking to spend your holiday on a treadmill or in a squat rack, there are lots of other ways to keep active.
Firstly, explore your location. Wherever you are, I'm sure there are sights that you want to see and an atmosphere that you want to soak up. Often the best way to do this is to pull on some trainers and go wandering. You'd be surprised how many steps you can rack up without even realising! Plus, if you're used to pushing yourself through intense workouts when at home, your body will benefit from a break and walking is a great way to re-balance your stress hormones.
Second, if you're into fitness, a new location is a great opportunity to discover new trends. You might find a cool new class that you really enjoy and can recreate at home.
Finally, if neither of these take your fancy, and you just want to spend your days reclining, why not smash a 4-minute workout before you leave your room? A Tabata is a scientifically proven workout protocol lasting just 4 minutes. It consists of 20 seconds of max effort exercise, followed by a 10 second rest, repeated 8 times.
After warming up for a few minutes with simple movements, like jogging on the spot or doing some star jumps, you'll be ready to launch into the Tabata. For this, choose high intensity, explosive movements such as squat jumps, burpees or mountain climbers and use them to fill the 20 second time slots. You'll be done before you know it.
Enjoy a happy, healthy holiday!
Develop A Routine To Stay On Track
Sally, The Fit Foodie
Keep a routine
Developing a routine in your days may be a good way to keep you feeling grounded amongst all the brand new external stimulation. Routine can be found in the simplest of activities like walking to get your morning cup of coffee, reading your book in the afternoons, journaling in the evenings, going for a swim around the same time each day, or going for a daily walk or run and listening to music.
Stay Active
There are so many cool ways to stay active. Get outside. Go for a walk or a jog to explore the area you're in. Walk along the beach. Walk through the city streets instead of taking transport. Hike a mountain. Rent a board and try surfing for the first time. Dip your toes or go for a swim.
Keep an open mind to all sorts of activities as you may end up discovering new ways to stay fit that you really enjoy, and make it a priority while you travel. Trust me, it's possible! Pick a time of the day and activity of choice, and schedule your day with that in mind.
Eat Mindfully
The best advice I can give is to eat mindfully. If you want to indulge at dinner, eat something healthy for breakfast. As a traveller don't completely restrict yourself from enjoying the food you'd like to eat, just be mindful about it.
Your health is so important. Eating healthy will make you feel better, and give you sustained energy to enjoy your travels. With that being said, it's possible to find a balance. Enjoy your food. Eat with care. Balance out your indulgences with healthy food choices.
Have you got any fitness tips or routines for when you're on holiday Let us know in the comments below.


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Broughton, Beverley, Cartmel, Jennifer Leigh, & Hall, Jenny (2005) One size does not fit all : Responsive practices in providing services to families. In Bailey, C. & Barnett, K. (Eds.) Social Change in the 21st Century, October, 2005, Carseldine, Brisbane.
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Among a wide range of services to the community, libraries have been involved in promoting family literacy practices through a range of activities and initiatives.
Family literacy is variously defined as the interrelated practices of parents, children and others in the home and as a particular type of educational program for parents, to enable them to promote the literacy understandings of their children in the context of home experiences (Nutbrown and Hannon, 2003). The intent is to change the subsequent school outcomes for the children. Often family literacy programs attract and engage those parents who already informed about, and skilled in supporting, the literacy development of their children. Other families may be intimidated by or alienated from such programs.
Researchers (e.g. in Australia: Makin & Spedding, 2001; Cairney & Munsie, 1995) have highlighted the importance of designing family literacy initiatives that build positive partnerships with parents by being responsive to the characteristics of the families; and acknowledge and build on the positive practices that parents use. In 2003, Logan library implemented an outreach initiative to make links with and promote literacy practices in families who were not engaged with the library. These included families receiving social support, teenage parents and families who had connections within their own ethnic community, but not with the library. This presentation highlights some of the factors, identified in this project that should be considered in devising programs to provide services to diverse families.
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11/06/14 - Students Collaborate with Attorney General Schuette to Create a Military Family Law Guide
11/06/14 - Attorney Susan Kornfield Talks to Students on the Importance of Pro Bono Service
10/30/14 - Florida Commission on Education Approves Cooley Law School Name Change
10/20/14 - Students and Faculty Commit to Pro Bono Services
10/17/14 - Porscha Brown Elected to National Black Law Student Association
10/17/14 - Professor McDaniel Moderates Discussions at Homeland Security and Defense Education Summit
10/01/14 - Second District Court of Appeal Holds Oral Arguments at Tampa Bay Campus
9/19/14 - Graduates Sworn in as State Bar of Michigan Leadership
9/19/14 - Assistant Dean Tracey Brame Honored as one of the "2014 Women in the Law"
9/18/14 - Religion and the First Amendment Focus of Constitution Day Event
9/16/14 - Retired Brigadier General, Professor, and Eagle Scout Michael C.H. McDaniel Honors Military and Public Safety Professionals
9/16/14 - Graduate Clair Stevens Inducted into the Michigan Insurance Hall of Fame
9/12/14 - Lieutenant Governor Calley to Speak at Patriot Week Event
8/13/14 - Cooley Law is now Western Michigan University Cooley Law School
8/07/14 - Sarah Miller Honored with Great Deeds Award
8/07/14 - Keith Stickley Honored with Great Deeds Award
8/06/14 - Auburn Hills Campus is One of the Most Impressive Law School Buildings in the World
8/01/14 - Cooley for Kids Day at the Stadium
7/31/14 - High Achieving Students Honored at The Dux Event
7/29/14 - Pontiac Teens Get Law School Experience as Part of Youth Employment Program
7/29/14 - Students Help Publish Michigan Guide to Military Family Law
7/29/14 - Student Bar Association Helps Promote Day at the Park for Kids
7/21/14 - Immigrant Rights Clinic Wins Release of Detainees
7/21/14 - Marla Garland Receives Great Deeds Award
7/21/14 - Christopher Perez Selected to Serve as Florida Bar Section Representative
7/21/14 - Eula Bacon Receives Community Scholarship Award
7/15/14 - Attorneys Honored at Law Review Distinguished Brief Award Banquet
7/15/14 - Elderlaw Clinic Receives $10,000 Grant from Capital Region Community Foundation
7/09/14 - Selah Freedom Organization Receives Help from Students
7/09/14 - Mentoring Mixer Connects Students with Legal Professionals
7/09/14 - Youth Behind Bars Event Offers Research Data on Children in Prison
7/09/14 - Tampa Campus Donation Drive Benefits Foster Children
7/07/14 - Student Bar Association Hosts First-ever "Diversity Dialogue"
7/07/14 - Tampa Campus Students Participate in Moot Court Competition
7/01/14 - Thomas M. Cooley Law School Statement
6/26/14 - Tax Student Receives Achievement Award from State Bar of Michigan
6/24/14 - Phi Delta Phi Initiates New Members into Legal Honor Society
6/24/14 - Mentor Jet Connects Students with Local Legal Professionals
6/24/14 - Students, Faculty, and Staff Celebrate Juneteenth
6/20/14 - Cooley's Innocence Project Gains Freedom For Wrongfully Imprisoned Man
6/17/14 - Former FBI Agent Speaks to Homeland and National Security LL.M. Students
6/16/14 - Professor Receives Distinguished Service Award from Oakland County Bar
6/13/14 - Graduates Offer Insights on How to Be Successful in Solo Practice
6/11/14 - Cooley Law School Brightens the Lives of Individuals at Ann Arbor's Stimson Apartments
6/10/14 - Zaneta Adams (May 2014 Grad) Showcases Her Professional Talents During Detroit Regional Chamber Mackinac Policy Conference
6/09/14 - James M. Cameron, Jr. Honored with Ethics, Service And Professionalism Award
6/05/14 - $4,000 Raised at Charity Event to Help End Bullying
6/04/14 - Solo By Design™ Teaches Students Secrets to Success
5/22/14 - Public Defenders Clinic Receives Cornerstone Award
5/06/14 - New Courses and Faculty Added to Tampa Bay Campus
4/11/14 - Academic Excellence and Community Service Recognized at Convocation Ceremonies
4/02/14 - National Jurist Magazine Gives Cooley an "A" in Practical Legal Training
4/01/14 - Associate Dean Talks Ethics, Integrity, and Professionalism to Coast Guard Cadets
4/01/14 - Cooley to Host Public Roundtable on Patent Review Proceedings
3/27/14 - Professor and Expert on Patent Law Discusses Importance of U.S. Supreme Court Software Patents Case
3/26/14 - Students Hold Peacemaking Court to Build Trust and Communication
3/24/14 - Cooley Hosts Dollars for Scholars Program
3/21/14 - Students Network with Judges and Attorneys at Mentor Jet Event
3/19/14 - Students Elected to Lead American Bar Association Law Student Division
3/19/14 - Associate Dean Joan Vestrand Speaks at Citadel Leadership Symposium
3/19/14 - Student Volunteers and Professor Receive CDAM Justice for All Award
3/18/14 - Michigan Supreme Court Justice, Ontario Bar Leader Elected to Cooley Law School Board of Directors
3/18/14 - Tampa Bay Campus Receives SERF Certification for Environmental Stewardship
3/18/14 - Graduate Donates Bronze Sculpture of Thomas McIntyre Cooley
3/10/14 - Daniel M. Houlf, General Motors Director of U.S. Tax Counsel, Honored with Adjunct Faculty Award
3/07/14 - ABA Awards Cooley with Bronze Key Award for Outstanding Student Participation and Membership
2/25/14 - Legal Authors Society New Inductees Announced
2/21/14 - Student Chapters Host Panel Discussion on Race-Based Preferences in College Admissions
2/17/14 - Interfaith Dinner and Panel Discussion Hosted at Cooley
2/17/14 - Suicide Prevention Foundation Educates Law Students
2/11/14 - Students Meet and Network at Macomb County Bar Association Masters Section Event
2/05/14 - Panel Grades Workplace Diversity in the Legal Profession
1/31/14 - Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity Chosen to Edit Law Journal
1/30/14 - President LeDuc Receives 2013 Newsmaker of the Year Award - Grand Rapids Business Journal
1/25/14 - 115th Commencement Ceremony Bestows Juris Doctor and Master of Laws Degrees to 346 Students
1/21/14 - Foreign Study Program Expands to Oxford, England
1/21/14 - Joan Vestrand Honored with Leadership Award - Eastern Leaders Group
1/17/14 - Cooley Hosts Webcast on Separation Between Government and Religion
1/16/14 - Innovation and IP Legal Writing Competition Open To All Law Students in Michigan
1/10/14 - Professor James Carey to Lead Corporate Law and Finance LL.M. Program
1/03/14 - New Students Take Part in Professionalism in Action at Orientation
12/16/13 - Tampa Area Attorneys Join Teaching Staff
12/13/13 - Pro-Bono Debt Relief Clinic Opens in Tampa Bay
12/04/13 - IRS Looks to Tax Evidence Book as Training Resource
11/27/13 - Distinguished Student Award Winners Recognized by Alumni Association
11/27/13 - Thanksgiving Meals Delivered to Those in Need by Students and Faculty
11/22/13 - Meredith Beidler Wins Distinguished Student and Leadership Achievement Awards
11/14/13 - Legion of Merit Medal Awarded to Kathy Lawrence, Cooley Administrator
11/13/13 - Lead FBI Investigator Speaks to Cooley National Security Law Class
10/31/13 - Associate Dean Joan Vestrand Addresses Cadets at The Citadel
10/30/13 - Gun Control and Rights Experts Debate at Symposium
10/24/13 - Robert F. Gillett Receives Integrity in Our Communities Award
10/22/13 - Cooley Students Take Pledge, Commit to Pro Bono Service
10/22/13 - Professor William Coughlin Named Entrepreneur of the Year by Automation Alley
10/17/13 - Students Win Honors in Intellectual Property Legal Writing Competition
10/15/13 - Anti-Bullying Seminar to Focus on "Matt's Safe School Law"
10/15/13 - ABA Official Guides Show Cooley with the Most Minority Student Graduates
10/11/13 - 10th Anniversary of Master of Laws Programs Celebrated at Cooley Law School
10/10/13 - Prominent Sports Agent Kevin Poston Speaks at Annual Soifer Memorial Lecture
10/08/13 - Donna Morris, Former Cooley Board Member, Honored by State Bar of Michigan
10/04/13 - Eastern Michigan University and Cooley Law School Sign Agreement Creating Joint Degree Programs
10/01/13 - Constitution Day at Cooley Law School
09/30/13 - Cooley to Appeal Dismissal of Defamation Case Against New York Law Firm
09/27/13 - Cooley Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Master of Laws Programs
09/26/13 - Cooley Graduates Rombach and Nolan Sworn In as State Bar of Michigan Leadership
09/16/13 - Cooley 5K Race for Education and Impression 5 Half Marathon Raise Much Needed Money for Education
09/11/13 - Cooley Faculty Members Selected as "Best Law Teachers" in the Nation
08/28/13 - Cooley Law Professors File Amicus Brief in Michigan Marriage Equality Case
08/22/13 - Fifth Term Starts at Tampa Bay Campus with New Faculty
08/05/13 - Six Faculty Members Added at Cooley's Tampa Bay Campus
07/31/13 - Cooley Alumni Distinguished Student Award Winners Recognized for Law School Accomplishments
07/30/13 - Federal Appeals Court Affirms Judgment in Favor of Cooley Law School
07/25/13 - Cooley Students Kurt Petersen and James Holmes Honored with Great Deeds Award
07/22/13 - Criminal Defense Trial College Comes to Cooley Law School in August
07/19/13 - Western Michigan University Trustees Approve Affiliation Agreement with Thomas M. Cooley Law School
07/19/13 - Experts Debate Use of Drones in Michigan at Cooley Law School Symposium
07/11/13 - Cooley Law School Announces Leadership Changes
06/27/13 - Department of Justice Honors Cooley Professors with Patriot Awards
06/21/13 - Cooley Law School and Oakland University Host Statewide Summit on Bullying
06/19/13 - Wayne County Judge and Cooley Graduate Ronald W. Lowe Honored for Ethics, Professionalism and Service
06/19/13 - Cooley Alumni Named to Top Staff Positions at the Michigan Supreme Court
06/18/13 - The First Governor and The Birth of Michigan Politics to be Discussed at Cooley
06/07/13 - Annual Event Raises $5,200 for Macomb County Veterans
06/07/13 - Macomb County Bar Foundation Awards Scholarship
06/03/13 - "3+3" Program to Reduce Student Loan Debt
05/24/13 - Two Cooley Law School Students Chosen as Prestigious Presidential Management Fellows
05/23/13 - Cooley Law School to Raise Funds for Veterans Treatment Court
05/23/13 - Underserved College Students to Attend Nationally Recognized Pre-Law Summer Program
05/22/13 - Graduate Reneé Edmondson Honored by State Bar of Michigan Animal Law Section for Work in Animal Advocacy
05/16/13 - Tampa Bay Campus Hires Additional Faculty and Expands Instructional Offerings
05/14/13 - Former Michigan Supreme Court Justice Dennis Archer Speaks at Cooley Law School
05/09/13 - Statewide Summit to Stop Bullying Hosted by Cooley Law School and Oakland University
05/06/13 - Tampa Bay Students, Staff Participate in Lawyers for Literacy
05/02/13 - Michigan Supreme Court Justice Viviano Visits Cooley Law School Students
04/19/13 - Cooley Graduates Admitted to U.S. Supreme Court
04/18/13 - WMU Trustees Approve Moving Forward with Cooley Law Affiliation
04/09/13 - Justice David Viviano, Michigan Supreme Court Justice, to deliver keynote for Professionalism in Action orientation at Auburn Hills campus
04/09/13 - Cooley Law School Announces Senior Leadership Changes
04/02/13 - Cooley Law School, WMU consider formal alliance
04/01/13 - Tampa Bay Campus Student Team Helps Charity in Hillsborough County Pro Bono Race Event
03/29/13 - Spencer Abraham Addresses Students at the 59th Annual National Conference of Law Reviews
03/29/13 - National Conference of Law Reviews Challenges Law Students for the Future
03/25/13 - Three Cooley Graduates Honored as 'Leaders in the Law' - Michigan Lawyers Weekly
03/19/13 - Register for the Capital City River Run Weekend of Races
03/06/13 - Cooley to Offer Master of Laws in Homeland and National Security Law
03/05/13 - Cooley Team Takes Fifth in Nation at ABA Negotiation Competition
02/26/13 - Cooley Team Finishes 1st in the Region; Heads to National Competition
02/26/13 - Innovation and IP Legal Writing Competition Now Open To All Law Students in Michigan
02/22/13 - Federal Bar Association to Honor Cooley Professor Florise Neville-Ewille for Advancement of Social Justice
02/22/13 - Attorney James Morton Honored with Adjunct Faculty Annual Award for Best in Teaching
02/14/13 - Area Attorneys Teach Law Students About Setting up a Family Law Practice
02/13/13 - Animal Law Society to Host Symposium
02/11/13 - Foreign Study Students Explore the Legal System in New Zealand and Australia
02/04/13 - Trial Lawyer to Receive Award and Speak to Students about Professionalism, Pro Bono Work
01/29/13 - Cooley Volunteers to Help with Income Tax Preparation Program
01/24/13 - Cooley Celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Presentations, Panel Discussions, and Volunteer Service
01/24/13 - Cooley and United Way Suncoast Team Up to Offer Free Tax Assistance
01/22/13 - Cooley Founder and Former Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Addresses Graduates
12/11/12 - Faculty Added and Instructional Offerings Expand at Tampa Bay Campus
12/06/12 - Proclamation Honors Cooley for Outreach Efforts in the Oakland County Community
11/28/12 - Cooley Team Finishes Second in the National Trial Advocacy Competition
11/20/12 - Zaneta Adams Honored with Student Great Deeds Award for Service to Country and Community
11/16/12 - Nationally Known Attorney Ken Feinberg, Architect of the Historical Settlements for Victims of 9/11 and BP Oil Spill, Speaks at Cooley
10/31/12 - Dedication Ceremony Formally Marks Tampa Bay Campus Opening
10/30/12 - High School Students Learn About Federal Legal Careers at Youth Law Day
10/30/12 - Attorney Deborah LaBelle Receives "Integrity in Our Communities" Award
10/23/12 - U.S. Ambassador Luis CdeBaca to Lead Nov. 1 Event on Human Trafficking and Supply Chain Slavery
10/23/12 - Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Celebrates Opening of Tampa Bay Campus
10/16/12 - Justice Thomas McIntyre Cooley Sculpture Dedicated in Ann Arbor
10/15/12 - Grand Rapids Students and Attorneys Learn About Pro-Bono Opportunities
10/11/12 - Cooley Law School to Dedicate Bronze Sculpture of Justice Thomas M. Cooley
10/09/12 - Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, and Local Attorneys Take the Pro Bono Pledge
10/01/12 - Michigan Lawyers Weekly Recognizes Five Cooley Graduates '2012 Women in the Law'
9/26/12 - Tampa Bay Attorney Amy Bandow Joins Cooley Staff
9/21/12 - Students, Faculty, and Staff Attend Constitution Day Activities
9/19/12 - Thousands of Dollars Raised for Schools at Cooley 5K Race for Education
9/12/12 - Cooley Graduates Speak at Annual Soifer Memorial Lecture in Sports and Entertainment Law
9/05/12 - Team Cooley Brings Home the Bronze in City Dragon Boat Race Event
9/05/12 - Students Learn Importance of Ethics, Professionalism in Study and Practice
8/28/12 - Tampa Bay Staff Attend Diversity Mixer to Benefit Injured U.S. Marine
8/28/12 - Graduates Honored for Outstanding Pro Bono Work by the Legal Services Corporation
8/23/12 - Criminal Defense Attorneys Gather at Cooley for Trial College
8/21/12 - Board of Directors Elects New Chair and Vice-Chair
8/15/12 - Fulbright Scholar Grant Takes Cooley Professor Paul Carrier to Serbia
8/13/12 - Study Suggests Recent Law School Graduate Employment Better Than Expected
8/10/12 - Cooley Adds Former Judge, Now Prominent Miami Attorney, to Tampa Bay Campus Faculty
8/09/12 - Rita Jackman and Jessica Walker Win Alumni Distinguished Student Award
8/06/12 - U.S. Court of Appeals Finds in Favor of Cooley Law School
7/20/12 - Federal Judge Tosses Out Jobs-Reporting Lawsuit Against Cooley Law School
7/17/12 - Amanda King, Winner of Cooley Student Great Deeds Award
7/17/12 - Cooley Law Review Hosts 27th Distinguished Brief Award Banquet
7/16/12 - Students, Community Leaders Gain Insight on the Impact of Affordable Care Act Ruling
7/16/12 - Experts Gather For Inaugural Professionalism Advisory Committee Meeting
6/29/12 - Annual Golf Outing Raises Money for Scholarships
6/29/12 - Authors, Lawyers Share Insights on the Art of Fiction Writing
6/29/12 - Melissa Stowe-Lloyd Named Assistant Director for Ethics, Service, and Professionalism at Ann Arbor Campus
6/29/12 - Justice Thomas McIntyre Cooley Sculpture Dedicated
6/26/12 - Alumnus, Doctor, and Lawyer Nick Martinez Asks Cooley Students to Exceed Ethical, Professional Standards
6/25/12 - Homeland Security Program Director Michael C.H. McDaniel Speaks at Cyber Awareness Conference
6/22/12 - Cooley Students Awarded at the State Bar of Michigan's Annual Tax Conference
6/20/12 - Cooley Law School and Davenport University Announce Dual Degree Juris Doctor/MBA Partnership Program
6/20/12 - Ann Arbor Campus Receives Full ABA Approval
6/20/12 - Law Students Witnessed Complex Business Litigation at Hillsborough County Courthouse
6/19/12 - Joseph Kimble, Cooley Law Professor, Publishes New Book Making the Case for Plain Language Through 50 Case Studies
6/14/12 - Attorney Lindsay Citrin Wins Cooley Great Deeds Award
6/12/12 - Cooley Professor Gerald Tschura Presents at International Trademark Association Annual Meeting
6/04/12 - Ypsilanti High School Students Mentored by Cooley Law Students
6/04/12 - Auburn Hills Campus Earns LEED Certification
5/30/12 - Auburn Hills Campus Earns LEED Silver designation from the U.S. Green Building Council
5/30/12 - Nichollette Hoard Wins Michigan Auto Law Diversity Scholarship for 2012
5/30/12 - Cooley Hosts Opening Ceremony for Third Annual College Pre-Law Summer Institute
5/24/12 - Cooley Holds Graduation Ceremony; Posthumous Degree Awarded
5/23/12 - Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association Honors Cooley Law School for Pro Bono Service
5/18/12 - Michigan Notable Books Author, Attorney Jack Dempsey Speaks at Cooley Law School
5/14/12 - National Bar Association Region VI to Host 2012 Conference at Cooley Law School
5/11/12 - Cooley Law Professor Martin-Scott Honored with 2012 Trailblazer Award
5/10/12 - Cooley Students Get Ethics Advice From Top Legal Professionals
5/08/12 - Cooley Attends 'Night for Notables' Kick Off Event
5/07/12 - Cooley Law School's First Class Reports to New Tampa Bay Campus
5/04/12 - Cooley Students and Former Public Defender Honored at Law Day Luncheon
4/25/12 - Cooley Director Publishes Practical Guide for College-Bound Students
4/24/12 - Davis-Dunnings Bar Association To Honor Three From Cooley Law School
4/24/12 - Cooley Staff Volunteer at Hillsborough County Bar Association Event
4/24/12 - Cooley Students and Staff Volunteer to Help Decorate Lansing for Komen Race for the Cure
4/03/12 - Cooley Faculty and Students Give Thousands of Hours of Free Clinical and Pro Bono Legal Assistance
3/30/12 - National Bar Association Honors Cooley Professor with Gertrude E. Rush Award
3/30/12 - ICBA Young Lawyers Section Names Cooley Alumni Among 'Top 5 Under 35'
3/30/12 - U.S. District Court Judge Mark Goldsmith Conducted Motion Call at Cooley
3/30/12 - Cooley Law School's Home Page Wins Top 10 Award
3/30/12 - Mock Trial Event Raises Funds to Help Children
3/28/12 - Cooley Recognizes Student Achievements at Award Ceremonies
3/20/12 - Intellectual Property Law Program Earns Top Ranking in National Report
3/16/12 - Former U.S. Congressman Bart Stupak Elected to Cooley Board of Directors
3/06/12 - U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade Speaks at Cooley
3/06/12 - Cooley Showcases Federal Legal Careers at Youth Law Day
2/29/12 - Associate Dean Co-Authors Book on Family and Medical Leave Act
2/27/12 - Cooley Announces Faculty Promotions in Lansing
2/27/12 - Cooley Announces Faculty Promotions in Grand Rapids
2/27/12 - Cooley Announces Faculty Promotions in Auburn Hills
2/27/12 - Cooley Announces Faculty Promotions in Ann Arbor
2/23/12 - Cooley Introduces High School Students to the Opportunity of Law School
2/23/12 - Federal Judge Holds Live Hearings at Cooley Law School
2/22/12 - Top-Notch Legal Professionals Join Cooley Tampa Bay Campus Faculty
2/22/12 - Professor Recognized as One of the Nation's Most Influential Black Attorneys
2/16/12 - Cooley Charity Wine-Tasting Benefits Alumni Scholarship Fund
2/15/12 - Cooley Raises Awareness and Explores Solutions to Human Trafficking
2/08/12 - Criminal Defense Attorney Expert Highlights Criminal Representation
2/08/12 - Cooley Students Excel at National Moot Court Competition
2/03/12 - Cooley Leads Discussion on Human Trafficking Issues
1/31/12 - Cooley Concludes 2011-2012 'Stages of the Law' Theater Season
1/31/12 - Cooley Announces Writing Competition for Michigan Law Students
1/24/12 - Cooley Joins With Washtenaw County Coalition to Offer Free Tax Assistance
1/23/12 - Cooley Professor Honored by Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters
1/17/12 - Civil Rights Attorney Michelle Alexander Speaks at Cooley Law School
1/17/12 - Equal Access to Justice Day at Cooley's Auburn Hills Campus
1/16/12 - Grand Rapids Campus Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
1/16/12 - Ann Arbor Campus Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
1/5/12 - Michigan Supreme Court Justice Brian Zahra speaks at Auburn Hills campus
12/13/11 - Ann Arbor Campus to Open Immigrant Rights and Civil Advocacy Clinic
12/7/11 - Two Michigan Circuit Court Judges Receive Honors as Cooley's Top Adjunct Professors
12/7/11 - Students Excel in National Moot Court Competition
12/5/11 - Auburn Hills Team Advances to ABA National Negotiation Competition
12/2/11 - Dean & Professor Publishes Book about Faith and Practicing Law
11/22/11 - Law Students Distribute Thanksgiving Meals to Area Families
11/21/11 - Ford Motor Company, Cooley Law School, Form Pro Bono Partnership
11/17/11 - Director Honored by Student Affairs Professional Association
11/17/11 - Author Speaks to Cooley Students about Famous Baseball Case
11/16/11 - Students Excel in Negotiation Competition
11/9/11 - Immediate Past President of the State Bar of Michigan Elected to Cooley Board of Directors
11/9/11 (Photo) - Pro Bono Pledge Taken at Cooley Law School
11/9/11 - U.S. Magistrate Judge Holds Motion Call at Cooley's Auburn Hills Campus
11/4/11 - Event Takes a Look at the Needs of Special Education Students
11/3/11 - Author Kevin Boyle speaks to a full house at Cooley Law School
11/1/11 - Heather Spielmaker To Receive Ingham County Bar Association's Liberty Bell Award
10/25/11 - Cooley Law School Hosts Elder Summit
10/20/11 - Cooley Files Motion to Dismiss Jobs Reporting Lawsuit
10/14/11 - Cooley Law School Teams Up With Community Organizations to Offer Tenants Free Legal Help
10/12/11 - Cooley Law School Enters Into Student Exchange Program with Germany's Largest Law School
10/10/11 - Cooley Assistant Dean, Graduate Receive Appointments by the Michigan Supreme Court
10/7/11 - Cooley Law School Alumni Association Elects New President
10/5/11 - Cooley Law School Students, Staff, Faculty Take Pro Bono Pledge
10/5/11 - Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stevens Speaks in Grand Rapids
9/30/11 - The Washtenaw County Bar Association and Thomas M. Cooley Law School Team Up to Form Local Chapter of the American Inns of Court
9/28/11 (Photo) - Cooley Law School Unveils Work of Art
9/28/11 - Annual Cooley Law Review Symposium Uncovers Lack of Legal Framework for Data Mining
9/27/11 - Cooley-Sponsored Annual Lansing Theater Series Announces 2011-2012 Shows
9/26/11 (Photo) - Cooley Launches Fall Term with Professionalism in Action Programs
9/20/11 - Cooley Law School Celebrates Constitution Day/Patriots Week
9/20/11 - More Than 1,000 Participants Raise 1,000s of Dollars for Local Schools at Cooley's 5k Race for Education
9/19/11 - Cooley Law School and Western Michigan University Launch Third Dual Degree Partnership
9/14/11 - Two Cooley Faculty Members Chosen to Participate in 'Best Law Faculty' in the Country Study
9/6/11 - Cooley Law School Purchases Second Florida Property Adjacent to New Tampa Bay Campus
8/30/11 - Father-Daughter Team Wins Prestigious Champion of Justice Award
8/11/11 - Study Shows Lawyers Have One of the Highest Employment Rates of All Professional Occupations
8/8/11 - Cooley to Open New Campus in Tampa Bay
8/1/11 - Retired Judge Betty R. Widgeon Joins Cooley Law School's Ann Arbor Campus Leadership
7/28/11 - Cooley Law School and Olivet College to Officially Launch Michigan's First-Ever LL.M./MBA Insurance Program
7/27/11 - Cooley Law School Presents Inaugural Student Great Deeds Award
7/27/11 - Cooley Law School Welcomes Home Lt. Col. John Wojcik
7/20/11 - Cooley Law School Hosts 11th Annual Cooley For Kids Day
7/15/11 (Photo) - Students Recognized at Honors Convocation in Grand Rapids
7/14/11 - Cooley Law School Files Suit To Protect Students, Alumni And Reputation
7/12/11 - U.S. District Judge Holds Motion Call at Cooley's Auburn Hills Campus
7/11/11 - Cooley Law School Concludes 2011 CLEO College Pre-Law Program
7/1/11 - Cooley Law Review Presents its 2011 Distinguished Brief Award
6/30/11 - Professionalism In Action at Cooley Law School
6/24/11 (Photo) - Student Bar Association Teams Up With Lansing Parks & Recreation for Track & Field Day Event Preceding the 2011 Cooley For Kids Day
6/21/11 - Cooley Law School Turns Out in Force for 2011 Kidney Walk
6/21/11 - Cooley Law School Students and Faculty Walk to Raise Awareness About Serious Mental Health Issues
6/20/11 - Cooley Law School Alumni Association Golf Benefit Raises $43,000
6/20/11 - Cooley Law School Presents U.S. Rep. Hansen Clark as Part of Its Trinity Term 2011 Integrity in Our Communities Series
6/20/11 - Cooley Law School Students Participate in Innocence Conference
6/20/11 - Cooley Law School Bar Passage Rate Hits 80-Plus Percent Mark for 10th Consecutive Time
6/17/11 - Book Edited by Cooley Professor Gina Torielli Wins Award
6/16/11 - Cooley Law School Professor Receives Most Prestigious Legal-Writing Honor for the Second Time
6/15/11 - Cooley Law School Professor Joins Panel on Pentagon Papers
6/14/11 - Cooley Staff Person Honored for Work with United Way Campaigns
6/14/11 - Cooley Partners with Oakland University to Offer Nationally Recognized Pre-Law Summer Program for Underserved College Students from 8 States
6/10/11 - Cooley Graduate Named a Winner of Ralph M. Freeman Scholarship
5/24/11 - Notable Books Authors Whitbeck and Glazer Tour Cooley Law School Campuses
5/24/11 - Cooley Law School Celebrates Graduation of Henry Chipman Class
5/12/11 - Cooley Hosted the Hon. Justice Salim Joubran of the Supreme Court of Israel
4/14/11 - Cooley Law School Assoc. Dean Vestrand speaks to U.S. Coast Guard
4/14/11 - Student Honored for 'Above and Beyond' Community Service
4/13/11 - Cooley Law School Professor's Book to Be Released in April
4/13/11 - Cooley Law School Administrator Elected to Post
4/11/11 - Winners Announced for the 2011 Michigan Innovation and Intellectual Property Legal Writing Competition
4/11/11 - Stone Community Outreach Project Dedicated at Cooley Law School
4/4/11 - Cooley National Champions Prepare for International Client Counseling Competition
3/31/11 (Photo) - Pep Rally for National Champions
3/17/11 - Cooley Law School's Auburn Hills Campus Doubles Its Library Capacity; Total Volumes in Four-Campus System Now Second Largest in the State
3/17/11 - Cooley Law School Student Wins Best Overall Advocate Award In Regional Moot Court Competition
3/15/11 - Cooley Team Wins Nationals at ABA's Client Counseling Competition
2/27/11 (Photo) - Mock Trial Board Takes the Plunge for Special Olympics Michigan
2/17/11 (Photo) - Service to Soldiers program holds "Basic Training" session for Florida attorneys
2/11/11 - James Thelen Joins Cooley Law School Leadership Group
2/10/11 - Cooley Law School Releases Series of Short Videos on Cybercrimes Involving Children and Teenagers
1/26/11 - CHDS Alumnus McDaniel Slated as Featured Speaker for ELP Class
1/13/11 - Florida Servicemen, Women To Reap Benefits Of New Pro Bono Legal Counsel Program
1/11/11 - Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense and Brigadier General Michael McDaniel to Develop Program in Homeland Security Law at Cooley Law School
12/11/10 - Cooley Law School and State Bar of Michigan's Intellectual Property Law Section Co-sponsor Legal Writing Competition
11/24/10 - Cooley Professor Named to Michigan Women's Hall of Fame
11/24/10 (Photo) - Cooley Law School Homeless Assistance and Prevention Project
11/24/10 - Cooley Law School Professor Wins Prestigious Trademark Award
11/22/10 - Michigan Soldier, Law School Graduate Stationed in Kuwait to be Sworn in as an Attorney on November 24 via Live Video-Conference
11/19/10 - Cooley Alumnus Named Adjunct Professor of the Year
11/9/10 (Photo)- Redlining Case Re-Enactment Presented at Cooley Law School
10/22/10 - Teen Court Celebrates 10th Anniversary at Cooley Law School
10/15/10 (Photo) - Cooley Law School Hosts Forum on Constitutional Convention
10/7/10 (Photo) - Cooley Law School Provides New Home for Adams Pratt Collection
10/4/10 - Cooley Law School Becomes the New Home for the Adams Pratt Collection of Legal Texts
9/28/10 (Photo) - Graduation Held at Cooley Law School Stadium
9/27/10 - Fourth Cooley Faculty Member Since 2005 to Receive Major State Bar of Michigan Award
9/22/10 - Cooley Expands and Restructures Career and Professional Development Department to Benefit Students and Alumni
9/17/10 - Cooley Law School Law Review Presents Article V Symposium
9/14/10 - Speed Mentoring? Cooley Law School Partners with Local Bar Association to Offer Mentoring in Short Intervals
9/8/10 - U.S. District Court Finds in Favor of Cooley Law School
9/1/10 - Professors Named to Cooley Law School Auburn Hills Campus
9/1/10 - Cooley Law School Announces Change for Auburn Hills and Ann Arbor Deans
8/25/10 - Annual Lansing Theater Festival Expands to Include Five Area Theaters; Upcoming Shows Announced
8/22/10 - Cooley Promotes 11 Faculty Members
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I got pregnant just before my senior year in 2004. In 2006 my son's father and I decided to get married (well I was young and talked into it). I soon realized my mistake and moved out. In 2007, a month after my second son was born, he left state, with his pregnant girlfriend, without telling me until he was already in Wyoming.
So I have had the kids since and have not seen him since. I talked to him over the phone every once in a while until he got put in prison in 2008 for sneaking in contraband to an inmate and having relations with that same inmate at a women's correctional facility, where he was a prison guard (glad I got smart and left him). He is still in prison and the beginning of this year I had finally found the help I needed to file for my own divorce (since I don't have a ton of $ to spend on a lawyer). I filed in January and the final court date is August 2nd. I have had a boyfriend for 2 years now and we have lived together for a year now. He proposed to me and we have our wedding date set for August 12th (very soon after divorce, I know, but considering I haven't even talked to my 'husband' in 3 years now, I don't feel it matters).
My real point here is that I just got my mirena taken out because I want to give my body time to get back to a normal, healthy state before we try conceiving (right after the wedding). I just am worried, even though we are being very careful, that I am going to get pregnant before the final court date. In the state of Michigan, I know that if a baby is born to a married couple that the baby is legally husband's even if he is not the bio father and even if the bio father sign the bc. But I am wondering, if in my situation, I was to conceive (on accident) before the court date (while I am technically still married to my stbx) but then give birth to the baby with my soon to be husband (when we are married, of course), who would they legally consider the father to be?
I am not too worried since we are being extremely careful to not get pregnant until after our wedding, but I want to know if anyone else has experienced this or knows someone who has, so I am prepared with what to do if a surprise happens.
Thank you ladies for your time. =)
That's a bizarre law! I'm not sure anyone here may know the answer. I think you may need to talk to a legal professional of some sort. Or possibly search online for MI birth & marriage laws?
My now-husband and I decided to TTC before my divorce was final. I had also put off filing for divorce because I wasn't swimming in money, & didn't think it would matter so soon. :p I became pregnant but did give birth about 1 month after the divorce finalized (my now-husband & I married 1.5 yrs later). This was in CA in 2005. There was never any mention by anybody of my stbx having anything at all to do with my pregnancy. But, this wasn't in MI so really it's not helpful for you in the slightest! :p
I do hope you can find an answer!
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There is a similar law here in IL. I would imagine that someone would actually have to research case law to determine how the statute has been interpreted. At least here, I believe it is worded as a child being "born into a marriage" being the legal child of the husband. I would argue (but, that doesn't mean a court would agree), that what the statute means is that the child has to be born, not conceived, at the time of determining which marriage is relevant. All that to say, your best bet is to consult a Michigan family law lawyer or clinic.
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Also I have an 04 WRX and I was wondering if the Sti Block will mount right up to my WRX head? And if it does will there be any performance gains since the block is a 2.5l?
I know hondas does cause I had an ls/vtec and different block with different head=more performance. :)I just don't know if it is the same with subarus.
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Ah hah :) Maybe they watched Thomas on C-Span the other day.
This is a discussion on 9th Circuit: 2nd Amendment applies to states - merged X 2 within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; The ruling in Nordyke v. King is out. The 9th Circuit ruled in favor of incorporation, meaning that the 2A applies to state governments as ...
The ruling in Nordyke v. King is out. The 9th Circuit ruled in favor of incorporation, meaning that the 2A applies to state governments as well as the federal government.
Ah hah :) Maybe they watched Thomas on C-Span the other day.
They actually ruled against Nordyke on the 2A issue itself (ruling that the 2A does not protect the right to hold a gun show on public property). However, I think the incorporation ruling is the important one. Anyone in the 9th Circuit can sue state or local governments for abridging their 2A rights.
I am somewhat surprised they got into the incorporation issue at all as they didn't need to go there at all. But since they did, good!!!
I now wait for SD to pop up and predict the USSC will overturn the 9th's opinion--- because it goes against his favorite 19th century rulings.
Maybe they watched Thomas on C-Span.
Oh, and for all the 9th circuit haters, they just advanced your freedom. It can only get better now.
The Court's ruling only applies to the States within its jurisdiction, which are AK, AZ, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR and WA, plus Guam and the Northern Marianas Islands.The 9th Circuit ruled in favor of incorporation, meaning that the 2A applies to state governments as well as the federal government.
Good news for CA, tho. The California State Constitution does not have a right to keep and bear arms provision.
The 5th Circuit Court previously ruled to incorporate the 2A to TX, LA and MS.
12 States down, 38 to go.
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It almost makes it a certainty that somebody very soon will sue for relief in the 9th Circuit based on the incorporation ruling, and then that case will get appealed to SCOTUS. That means it is very likely to get that high before the current Administration gets to nominate a new Justice...
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So now, at least 2 Circuit courts have held for 2A---and the importance of that is sooner or later either the other courts will agree or the issue will have to be settled by the Supremes.
May take another 30 years :---
It's a little silly and a little sad that we need to engage this kind of schoolyard nonsense to affirm the 2A rights of citizens.
"The flock sleep peaceably in their pasture at night because Sheepdogs stand ready to do violence on their behalf."
The only problem is that, on one point (which is conceding a lot, in this instance), SD is right that the only extant controlling SCOTUS precedent is the Cruikshank line of cases, which--although clearly contrary to the overwhelming jurisprudence on the 14th Amendment and virtually certain to be overturned when the issue is directly before SCOTUS--nonetheless provides a basis for the Nordyke case to be appealed. And, since Nordyke could have been decided without delving into the 2nd Amendment/14th Amendment issue, it is possible that SCOTUS could reverse that part of the decision, not on a substantive basis (because SCOTUS almost certainly would agree with the substance of Nordyke's 2A/14A [/U] ruling) but on a procedural basis, because a ruling on that issue was not necessary to decide the case. Alternatively--and the most likely outcome--is that SCOTUS will simply deny certiorari to anyone who appeals Nordyke, leaving the question ultimately open until a "better" case, in which the 2A/14A issue is directly on point, comes along. Then SCOTUS will be able to clearly and definitively overturn the Cruikshank line of cases.
Regarding potential appeals, there's an interesting post over on The Volokh Conspiracy regarding this. The short summary is that the county cannot appeal the decision to the Supreme Court, because they won on the merits (even if they don't like the fact that the circuit court incorporated the 2A on the way to giving them their victory). The plaintiffs could appeal to the Supreme Court, but the Supreme Court probably wouldn't even take the case because there's no circuit split on the question of how the 2A applies to public property.
So unless one side or the other can persuade the full 9th circuit to review the ruling en banc (this ruling was by a 3 judge panel), this case probably isn't getting appealed by either side.
One of the SPECIFIC points addressed in the case heard by the 9th was whether the 2A / Heller applied to the States, i.e. incorporation. The decision against the plaintiff (the gun show promoter) was on a procedural point. The Court did answer the incorporation question though, applying 2A to the States.
CA does "back into" having RKBA in its Constitution, stating that the US Constitution is the supreme law of the land, but without specifically stating that CA residents have the RKBA. Instead of getting "4" we got "2 + 2" - the same result but not in so many words.
BTW, tomorrow AM, a legislative committee meets for the first hurdle hearing on changing CA from "may issue" to "shall issue" CCW. Hopefully Nordyke came at a very good time.
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BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation today applauded the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco for ruling that the Second Amendment is incorporated against the states and local governments.
The majority opinion was written by Judge Diarmuid F. O'Scannlain, with a concurring opinion from Judge Ronald M. Gould, who wrote, "The right to bear arms is a bulwark against external invasionÂ…That we have a lawfully armed populace adds a measure of security for all of us and makes it less likely that a band of terrorists could make headway in an attack on any community before more professional forces arrived."
Although the court found against the plaintiffs in the case of Nordyke v. King – Russell and Sallie Nordyke, operators of a gun show in Alameda County, CA – the court acknowledged that its earlier position that the Second Amendment protected only a collective right of states has been overruled by the Supreme Court's 2008 historic ruling in District of Columbia v. Dick Anthony Heller. That was the case in which the high court ruled that the Second Amendment protects an individual civil right to keep and bear arms.
"This is a great victory for advancement of the fundamental individual right of American citizens to own firearms," said SAF founder Alan Gottlieb. "The Ninth Circuit panel has acknowledged that the Heller ruling abrogated its earlier position on the Second Amendment, and it further clarified that the Second Amendment is incorporated to the states through the Fourteenth Amendment through the due process clause."
SAF attorney Alan Gura, who successfully argued the Heller case before the Supreme Court in March 2008, filed an amicus brief in the Nordyke case. The Nordykes sued when Alameda County banned gun shows at the county fairgrounds by making it illegal to bring or possess firearms or ammunition on county property.
"The Heller ruling in 2008 was the first critical step toward full restoration of the individual citizen's right to keep and bear arms to its rightful position as a cornerstone of the Bill of Rights," Gottlieb observed. "This victory in the Ninth Circuit not only reinforces the Heller ruling, it expands upon it."
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With the furor over American International Group (AIG) bonuses distracting Congress and the Obama Administration, the Federal Reserve thrust itself back to the front lines on Mar. 18 with a trillion-dollar-plus campaign of shock and awe against the deepening recession. At the conclusion of its two-day policy meeting, the independent central bank—which doesn't have to ask anyone for permission to spend money—committed itself to buying enormous quantities of asset-backed securities and debt in order to lower interest rates and revive housing, consumer lending, and small-business loans.
"With the rest of Washington moving in slow motion (and in some cases hindering the revival in capital markets), the Fed continues to move ahead aggressively," Barclays Capital (BCS) economist Ethan Harris wrote after the announcement.
Math reminder: A billion is a thousand million, and a trillion is a thousand billion. So the size of the Fed's intervention makes the $165 million worth of bonuses to executives of AIG look puny in quantitative terms—while not, of course, diminishing their moral and political significance.
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Expectations of Fed buying raised the prices, and consequently pushed down the interest rate yields, on mortgage-backed securities as well as Treasury bonds, which were included in the deal. Stocks rose slightly as well, while the dollar fell on inflation worries. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note plummeted one-half percentage point, to around 2.5%.
"The good news is that the Fed is clearly being a lot more aggressive," said Desmond Lachman, a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. "The bad news is that I think it reflects their assessment that the economy is a whole lot weaker than they thought it would be."
The Fed did not cut short-term interest rates because it can't—they're already at virtually zero. The post-meeting statement said the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee "anticipates that economic conditions are likely to warrant exceptionally low levels of the federal funds rate for an extended period."
The FOMC statement was full of surprises, albeit in the Fed's typical bland language. The Fed committed itself to buying another $750 billion this year in mortgage-backed securities issued by "agencies" like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, on top of the $500 billion it had already committed to buying. It doubled to $200 billion the amount of agency debt it will buy this year.
And in a surprising change of direction, the Fed said it will buy $300 billion of longer-term Treasury securities. Up until now, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke had said there was no need for the Fed to buy Treasuries since there was a strong market for them already. The Fed's new thinking seems to be that it can't hurt to try a little Treasury buying in hopes that the money will trickle down to non-Treasury securities. It said the goal of the Treasury purchases is "to help improve conditions in private credit markets."
Aimed at Boosting Market Psychology
Lachman hypothesized that one reason for the Fed's aggressiveness is that Congress—frozen in place by the public's revulsion over the AIG bonuses—is unlikely to advance any more money for bailouts of financial institutions, even though many still need help to become healthy. "This political circus that's going on over AIG means there's not going to be any more money for banks," Lachman said in a conference call with journalists after the Fed statement.
The Fed's statement probably was intended to have a psychological impact on the markets, because the Fed went further than it needed to in announcing the new purchases. Harm Bandholz, economist at UniCredit Research in New York, noted that the Fed had bought only 19% of the mortgage-backed securities and only 40% of the agency debt that it had already said it was buying, so there was no rush to announce more purchases.
Economists differed on the likely effectiveness of the Fed's efforts. Joseph Mason, a professor at Louisiana State University's E.J. Ourso College of Business, worried that unless banks are repaired, the Fed's efforts to push money into the economy will be no more effective than "pushing on a string."
But Paul Dales, an economist for Capital Economics, wrote in a report after the Fed statement that "the sheer size of the measures suggests that they will do some good, thus increasing the chances of a decent recovery next year. At the least, no one can say that the Fed isn't trying."


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Anybody here familiar with the PSP? Anybody gone through headaches with software updates and faulty or damaged parts? I just wanna know that I'm not alone in this world.
I just bought a used one two weeks ago and have had nothing but trouble with it. First it was misdelivered by UPS. After some searching I found it on the porch of a vacant house accross the street. So after a week of not knowing where it is I finally get my PSP. but then I find that it can't read the memory stick. The memory stick was dirty and so was the memory stick port. I clean it and it still can't be read. So I buy a new one. The new one works but the PSP still has rouble reading it because of the dirty port. I then decide it might be a good idea to update the software. But, halfway through the update the thing tells me it can't read the memory stick and to make sure its inserted properly. I do this, and then it says "update failed. contect customer service." or somesuch like that. Then the screen goes black and now it won't turn on. Turns out, my PSP is now what they call "bricked" This happens when power is cut off during an update(or your memory card decides to fritz.) To fix it, I need some crazy thing called a Pandora battery and a magic memory stick. You can buy these or make them. I bought some and I'm now awaiting their arrival.


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Identification of a Potential Toxic Hot Spot Associated with AVS Spatial and Seasonal Variation
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DOI: 10.1007/s00244-008-9206-6
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- Campana, O., Rodríguez, A. & Blasco, J. Arch Environ Contam Toxicol (2009) 56: 416. doi:10.1007/s00244-008-9206-6
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In risk assessment of aquatic sediments, much attention is paid to the difference between acid-volatile sulfide (AVS) and simultaneously extracted metals (SEMs) as indicators of metal availability. Ten representative sampling sites were selected along the estuary of the Guadalete River. Surficial sediments were sampled in winter and summer to better understand SEM and AVS spatial and seasonal distributions and to establish priority risk areas. Total SEM concentration (ΣSEM) ranged from 0.3 to 4.7 μmol g−1. It was not significantly different between seasons, however, it showed a significant difference between sampling stations. AVS concentrations were much more variable, showing significant spatial and temporal variations. The values ranged from 0.8 to 22.4 μmol g−1. The SEM/AVS ratio was found to be <1 at all except one station located near the mouth of the estuary. The results provided information on a potential pollution source near the mouth of the estuary, probably associated with vessel-related activities carried out in a local harbor area located near the station.