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PORTSMOUTH — Seacoast Repertory Theatre is proud to announce the opening of its next mainstage show and the second of its 25th anniversary season. Richard Dresser's Rounding Third follows hot on the heels of their highly regarded production of A Chorus Line. Grab a front-row seat for this heart-filled baseball comedy.
This is Don's seventh year coaching Little League baseball. New recruit Michael has never touched a bat, let alone coached a team. Tough, blue-collar Don pushes his players to win at all costs. Mild mannered Michael just wants everyone to have a nice time. Follow Don and Michael through an entire tumultuous season as their two philosophies go head to head both on and off the field. Rounding Third is Richard Dresser's hilariously human look at life through the trials and tribulations of Little League baseball. How do we best raise our children for the world we have created for them? And what does it really mean to be an American man?
Rounding Third runs April 5- 8 at The Rep led by an award-winning team featuring Jamie Bradley (Don), Bill Humphreys (Michael), and director CJ Lewis. Production Stage Manager is Lindsey Nelson. Lighting Design by Meghann Beauchamp. Scenic & Sound Design by Rachel Neubauer. Costumes by Chris Bradley. Properties by Lauri Gagnon.
To purchase tickets contact the box office in person at 125 Bow St., call 603.433.4472, or visit www.seacoastrep.org. Tickets are $20-$42.


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Mumblecore — that somewhat pejorative term for very low-budget, improvised movies about self-absorbed 20-somethings — finally grows up in Lynn Shelton's "Your Sister's Sister.''
The camerawork still isn't anything to write home about — the images even pixilate once or twice — but this extremely well-acted dramatic farce of grief and betrayal actually has a resonance beyond its target demographic.
Mark Duplass — like Shelton, a key figure of the movement who has made his own films with his less photogenic brother Jay — is extremely good as Jack, an aging slacker who acts out at a memorial service marking the one-year anniversary of his late brother's death.
The brother's ex-girlfriend Iris (the ever-delicious Emily Blunt) — also his best friend who nurses a crush on Jack that he's totally oblivious to — suggests he needs to chill out, and offers the family cabin in the San Juan Islands off the coast of Washington state.
When he arrives by bicycle, though, Jack discovers the cabin is hardly empty. Iris' sister Hannah (Rosemarie DeWitt), a lesbian, has just broken up with her girlfriend of seven years.
Jack and Hannah bond over their losses, and in a drunken haze briefly do the nasty.
Then Iris shows up unexpectedly the next morning — and all three are quickly trying frantically to hide secrets from one another, with little success.
Movies have a long history of unlikely castings for siblings, but you can really believe DeWitt and Blunt as actual sisters whose deep bonds are tested by the poor judgment of Jack and, as it turns out, Iris.
Blunt, one of the best and busiest actresses working in films today, even makes you buy the concept that a smart woman like Iris would be smitten by a loser-ish guy like Jack.
And the performance by Duplass, who seemed so lost in a film like "Darling Companion,'' lends credibility to the decidedly romantic notion that Iris' love might help turn his life around, if she can get past what she sees as an almost unforgivable betrayal.
"Your Sister's Sister'' isn't a perfect movie. Shelton (who also cast Duplass in the insufferable smug "Humpday'') doesn't always place the camera for maximum dramatic effect and takes very limited advantage of the picturesque setting.
But like her younger compatriot Lena Dunham's HBO series "Girls,'' Shelton's work here suggests that mumblecore may be finding its way out of the artistic ghetto it's placed itself in.

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Chris Gamrat, a doctoral candidate in Learning, Design, and Technology in the Penn State College of Education, has been awarded a $50,000 Center for Online Innovation in Learning (COIL) Research Initiation Grant (RIG) to develop a lifelong learning system for Penn State. Gamrat also is a research technologist for NASA's Aerospace Education Services Project (AESP), a grant-funded program that is managed by the Penn State College of Education.
COIL is designed to help faculty researchers invent, implement, and investigate new technology uses to improve online teaching and learning, and it sponsors RIGs that are intended to fuel the research and development of online innovations, which directly impact on teaching and learning.
The grant will allow Gamrat to develop Lifelong Learning Landscape (L3), an online learning and professional development system. Gamrat saw the potential for L3 after working on an online teacher professional development tool for AESP called Teacher Learning Journeys that used digital badging to save, track, and share a person's learning accomplishments.
Because of Gamrat's work on L3 and the previous badging system, he has also received the Paul W. Welliver Outstanding Graduate Student Award, a statewide award for a graduate student in the field of communications and technology who has made a significant contribution to the profession.
L3's goal is to provide various professional development opportunities to Penn State faculty, staff, and students as well as a system to track it through digital badging.
"It is a platform that provides an opportunity to engage in lifelong learning and to be able to track it in a meaningful way," said Gamrat, who believes that the Penn State community is a good match for L3.
Gamrat sees the digital badging of L3 as a value-added service, supplementing traditional transcripts and providing additional data, such as achievements, requirements to achieve a certain level of recognition, and descriptions of activities.
"L3 has the potential to make the knowledge generated by the University more accessible and valuable," said Kyle Peck, a professor of Instructional Systems who works with Gamrat on the project. "[L3] can host learning opportunities across all we do, from how to prune fruit trees, to how to become a more effective leader."
"People who get jobs will want to stay current [in their professional development] in order to be competitive," said Gamrat, "especially in higher ed."According to Gamrat, a number of groups at Penn State have shown interest in exploring L3 further, including Continuing Education, Teaching and Learning with Technology, the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, as well as the University Libraries.
Peck, who praises Gamrat for making real contributions to the field, is optimistic for what L3 can bring to Penn State. "Through L3, Penn State can extend its reputation as a world leader in outreach, in dissemination, and in applied scholarship," said Peck.
Gamrat said that the goal is to create a beta version of L3 for Penn State that will be ready to pilot in fall 2013.


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Carbon Santa Cruz Nomad-c first look
Yes, C means that it's a carbon fibre Nomad!
Despite the date, this is no joke: Santa Cruz will offer their Nomad all-mountain bike in carbon fibre from this summer.
The last revision to the Nomad came less than two years ago and focused almost solely on the bike's suspension design. That bike went on to garner acclaim from the industry as well as scoring an excellent 4.5/5 stars on BikeRadar.
The mk2 bike will remain in the line but Santa Cruz will add a new version, the Nomad-c, that takes all they have learned building the new Blur XC, LT and Tallboy in carbon.
Carbon fibre frame
The new carbon chassis chops a whopping 1.25lb off the weight of the aluminium model, while at the same time, according to Santa Cruz, increasing strength and stiffness by large margins. Keep in mind, the aluminium Nomad isn't exactly a porker and has proven its strength for the past year-and-a-half. Early production Nomad-c frames are weighing in at a claimed 6.1lb with RockShox Monarch 3.3 shock.
"Before anyone calls foul about using a light shock like a Monarch for a hard hitting bike like the Nomad, add a third of a pound for a Fox DHX air or just over a pound for a DHX RC4 coil," said Michael Ferrentino, the brand's marketing manager. "Then go compare …"
VPP suspension
The suspension on the Nomad-c is the same found on the aluminium Nomad. It features Santa Cruz's latest generation Virtual Pivot Point design with 160mm of travel. VPP is defined by a pair of counter-rotating links that offer a falling to rising shock rate, along with instant centre migration traits that minimise chain growth and maintain lively pedalling with a designed-in degree of anti-squat.
The shock rate allows for plush, compliant suspension behaviour in the early part of travel, letting the shock react quickly to trail debris and smaller impacts. Then, as the shock rate flips to a rising rate later in the travel, it offers progression to resist bottom-out near the end of the stroke.
Santa Cruz pay special attention to the hardware they use within their VPP suspension system. The lower link is aluminium and equipped with a pair of grease ports to ease maintenance. The upper link is moulded carbon fibre. The pivot axles are 15mm diameter aluminium rods that thread into the frame on one side, with locking collet heads on the other. This allows them to tighten down and correctly preload the angular contact pivot bearings.
By threading into one side of the frame and then locking into the other, the pivot hardware plays an important part in maintaining the stiffness produced by the carbon front and rear ends. The axles are designed to allow for easy removal for service and there isn't a need to remove the cranks or disassemble the bike around the pivot hardware.
Frame construction
Santa Cruz say that by laying up and curing the entire front triangle as a single piece, instead of assembling or bonding pieces together during the process, less material can be used to achieve the same end. Suspension pivots, disc mounts and ISCG05 tabs are all moulded into the frame in this process.
"We overbuilt things in critical areas," said Ferrentino. The underside of the down tube features five layers of uni-directional fibre, two of Aramid fibre and one layer of 3k weave. This is all in an effort to ward off all things sharp and pointy. The chainstays have extra layers of material for the same purpose.
The one-piece layup and moulding allows the use of continuous fibres throughout the frame, which is said to allow the structure to more widely distribute loads and absorb impact energy. A proprietary manufacturing process allows Santa Cruz to precisely control both the outside and inside frame shape while compacting the laminate layers, which in turn results in superior stiffness and strength while eliminating excess material.
"We don't have any fancy acronyms for this, but it is unique – nobody else is making carbon fibre mountain bikes this way at this time," said Ferrentino. "And, while we don't have the selling power of a carefully focus-grouped nickname behind the process, the results are pretty enough that we are proud to show off what the insides of our frames look like. You'd be surprised what you might find inside some of the other frames out there."
Details, and stuff
Alongside the carbon fibre makeover, the VPP suspension and solid pivot hardware, Santa Cruz have added an impact absorbent protection strip underneath the down tube and along the drive side chain- and seatstays. There's a metal plate to protect from chainsuck and you'll find cable stops for telescopic seatposts integrated into the frame.
An ISCG05 chainguide mount is moulded into the bottom bracket area during layup, as are the disc brake tabs and dropouts. Up front, there's a 1.5in head tube since Santa Cruz believe this bike can take more abuse than most tapered-steerer forks are intended to see. "You can have it any colour you want, so long as it's white with black decals or a matt carbon colour with gold pinstripey decals," said Ferrentino.
The Nomad-c will be available for delivery from mid-June, in all the usual build options per the Santa Cruz website. A Nomad-c page is still in the works. Prices start at US$2,499 for a frame and Monarch 3.3 shock. UK RRP has yet to be confirmed but is expected to be around £2,499 by the time shipping costs, import duty and VAT have been added.


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Sep 4th: Labor Day. Center CLOSED
Sep 10th: Grandparents Day
Sep 11th: Patriot Day
Sep 21st: Rosh Hashanah
Child care fees are DUE every week.
**Tuition is not prorated for days missed including sick days, vacations, or other closed days (Holidays)**
For added convenience, we are able to store your credit card information in our secure banking system, and debit your account as an automatic payment every Monday, every Friday, Bi-weekly or Monthly.
Welcome to our new Infant teacher! Ms. Karina will be joining Ms. Miranda in the Blue/Infant Room on Friday, September 1. Stop by and say "hello!"
Ms. Erin will be "opening" the Coral Room Friday, September 1. Five of our youngest toddlers will be joining her in that room. We are excited about the newest classroom!!!!!
The VPK program runs from 9am – 12pm Monday through Friday. It is important that your child be punctual! Being late occasionally is expected but remember that VPK is one step away from Kindergarten and that this year sets the precedent that school is important.
It is also important that your child attends every day. The VPK program allows for three absences a month.
If your child needs occasional after-care, please remember to let Ms. Jenna or Ms. Ally know at drop-off. We want to be sure to include your child for lunch!
Library Card Sign-up Month is held in September all across the country to remind parents and caregivers that a library card is the most important school supply of all.
Library cards are free and provide residents with an almost unlimited number of books, movies, music, information sources and professional librarians who are there to help individuals find exactly what they need.
3 Ingredient Pumpkin cake is easy to make and so delicious when topped with the apple cider glaze.
Mix the cake mix, pumpkin and eggs together. It will be thick. Spread the batter out in a greased 9 x 13 pan. Bake for about 35 minutes at 325 degrees if baking in a glass pan or 350 degrees in any other pan.
Reduce the cider by half. Add milk, pumpkin pie spice and confectioner's sugar when cider is cool, If glaze is too thick add a little more cider and stir until the right consistency. Set aside until ready to use.
We hosted our Open House for the new school year on August 17th from 5:30pm-6:30pm. The Open House was a great success. We enjoyed meeting with all the parents and introducing ourselves and answering any questions.
Blue Room: Ms. Miranda & Ms. Karina
Coral Room: Ms. Erin
Yellow Room: Ms. Nikki & Ms. Diane
Red Room: Ms. Stephanie, Ms. Cookie & Ms. Shelby
Purple Room: Ms. Jessica & Ms. Julie
Teal Room: Ms. Jenna & Ms. Ally
We recertified as Nature Explore Classroom Provider. A Nature Explore Classroom is a dynamic, nature-based outdoor space developed by research-based, field-tested design principles focusing on youth education and whole child development. Nature Explore Classrooms allow children to explore and develop a connection to the natural world through engaging in open-ended play while enhancing the physical environment and adding natural beauty of a space.
Our web page on www.natureexplore.org may be viewed at this link: https://certified.natureexplore.org/childrens-learning-center-fsw/
Another great way to stay connected is our Facebook page. If you have a personal Facebook page, find our page…….The Children's Learning Center at FSW…… and LIKE it. Now you will be able to see activities around the center or perhaps even your child.
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C9 Aloe Vera Gel - Vanilla
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C9 contains:
2 x 1 litre bottle Forever Aloe Vera Gel
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Look better and feel great in just nine days with this expertly-devised cleansing plan. Designed to kick-start the F.I.T. programme, cleanse your body and adjust your mindset, C9 provides the perfect starting point for transforming your diet and fitness habits. Based around Forever's bestselling Forever Aloe Vera Gel, this nutritionally-balanced programme will allow you to see real results in just nine days.
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Seventeen year-old pop sensation Justin Bieber just can't live life 140 characters at a time anymore.
The Canadian singer took to - what else? - his Twitter page to announce that he is taking a break from the social media platform.
"I'm just excited at this pt to get on stage and perform. gonna take a little break from twitter and enjoy this time with my family until then," wrote Bieber.
U.S. & World
This announcement came on the heels of the discovery that "Bieber Fever" is not enough to secure an audience with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as recent concerns about the singer's privacy in the face of increasing paparazzi pressure.
No word on what his 110,000+ followers plan to do now.
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Hot salmon parcel
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal736
- fat46g
- saturates14g
- carbs6g
- sugars3g
- fibre2g
- protein76g
- salt0.95g
- 1.8kg salmon, filleted and cut lengthways into two halves
With its delicate, sweet flesh and wide availability, salmon is one of the most popular fish.…
- 2 tbsp lime or lemon juice
The same shape, but smaller than…
- 2 tbsp clear honey
- 2 tbsp soy sauce
Soy saucesoy sor-s
An Asian condiment and ingredient that comes in a variety of of varieties ranging from light to…
For the stuffing
- 1 bunch of spring onions
Spring onionsp-ring un-yun
Also known as scallions or green onions, spring onions are in fact very young onions, harvested…
- 1 small thin fresh chilli or 2 large plump ones
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- 1 large knob of fresh ginger (about 7½ cm/3in long) peeled
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- 2 plump garlic cloves
- 2 tbsp sunflower oil
Sunflower oil
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- 50g creamed coconut from a block, chopped or crumbled
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- 400g raw peeled large prawns
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- 1 red chilli, cored, seeded and cut into very thin strips
- 1-2 spring onions, shredded and kept in cold water
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Make the stuffing. Trim the spring onions and shred on the diagonal. Halve the chilli lengthways and scrape out the core and seeds. Cut this and the ginger into needle-thin strips. Crush the garlic.
Heat the oil in a wok, throw in the onions, chilli, ginger and garlic and stir fry over a medium to high heat for 3-4 minutes until softened. Tip in the creamed coconut and stir until it melts and thickens. Add the prawns and toss until they turn pink all over – about 2-3 minutes. Tip into a bowl, season, stir and cool.
Prepare the salmon. Pull out any pin bones from the flesh. Scrape the blunt edge of a large knife against the skin from tail to head to remove any scales. Rinse under cold running water and pat dry. With a very sharp knife or scalpel, score through the skin of one fillet in criss-cross diagonal lines.
Cut a sheet of parchment to fit the base of a roasting tray. Lay the paper on a work surface with one long side facing you. Cut four pieces of string, 30cm in length, and lay vertically at equal intervals on the paper. Put the unscored fillet, skin side down, across the string.
Spread the stuffing over the fillet, pressing down the prawns. Top with the scored fillet, skin side up. Bring the string round the fish and tie on top – position so you can cut either side to give portions of equal size. (The salmon can be made up to this stage the day before and kept, covered, in the fridge. Bring to room temperature before roasting.)
Put the empty roasting tray in the oven. Preheat the oven to fan 220C/ conventional 240C/ gas 9. Lift the salmon on the paper onto the tray. Roast for 15-20 minutes. Open one of the central slashes with a knife to see if the flesh is cooked. Heat the lime or lemon juice, honey and soy sauce in a small pan. Put the salmon on a serving dish and splash over a little sauce. Leave to rest for 5 minutes. Garnish with chilli and spring onion and serve with the remaining sauce.


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SUNY Canton Students Give Back at Local Soup Kitchen
Members of SUNY Canton's Greek organizations volunteer their time to help feed those in need at Grace Episcopal Church's Friday Soup Kitchen in Canton.
Sorority and fraternity members help prepare and serve the food, and according to the Rev. Evette E. Austin, Grace Episcopal's priest, their contributions extend beyond the kitchen.
"The students are very helpful and kind to everyone," Austin said. "They take the time to assist the elderly and make them feel comfortable here.
Austin, who is also a SUNY Canton campus minister, said another part of the students' responsibilities is to prepare take-home meals for the guests.
Martyna M. Crisafulli, a Law Enforcement Leadership major from Albany and member of Kappa Xi Omega sorority, said that she enjoys volunteering at the church.
"The best part about working here is being able to interact with the community members," she said.
In addition to student volunteers, SUNY Canton's Greek Council donates funding to purchase ingredients for the meals. The council raised approximately $700 for the Soup Kitchen and the Church and Community Program Food Pantry in Canton.
The Soup Kitchen is open from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on the first, second and fourth Fridays of the month. For more information, call 386-3714.
Tags: Gary Ennis, Grace Episcopal Church, Kappa Xi Omega, Martyna Crisafulli, Rev. Evette Austin, Samantha Colarelli, Soup Kitchen


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|HSV (h, s, v)
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Sienna, Italian: Terra di Siena, "Siena earth", is an earth pigment containing iron oxide and manganese oxide. In its natural state, it is yellow-brown and is called raw sienna. When heated, it becomes a reddish brown and is called burnt sienna.[2] It takes its name from the city-state of Siena, where it was produced during the Renaissance.[3] Along with ochre and umber, it was one of the first pigments to be used by humans, and is found in many cave paintings. Since the Renaissance, it has been one of the brown pigments most widely used by artists.
The first recorded use of sienna as a colour name in English was in 1760.[4]
Sienna and the earth colours
Like the other earth colours, such as yellow ochre and umber, sienna is a clay containing iron oxide, called limonite, which in its natural state has a yellowish colour. In addition to iron oxide, natural or raw sienna also contains about five percent of manganese oxide, which makes it darker than ochre. When heated, the iron oxide is dehydrated and turns partially to haematite, which gives it a reddish-brown colour.[5] Sienna is lighter in shade than raw umber, which is also clay with iron oxide. but which has a higher content of manganese (5 to 20 percent) which makes it greenish brown or dark brown. When heated, raw umber becomes burnt umber, a very dark brown.[6]
The clay soil of Tuscany (here near Monteriggioni) is rich in limonite, or hydrated iron oxide, the main ingredient of sienna pigment.
Limonite, a clay containing iron oxide, which gives the color to sienna pigment.
After being heated, the pigment has become the colour known as burnt sienna.
The pigment sienna was known and used, in its natural form, by the ancient Romans. It was mined near Caravaggio (1571-1610) and Rembrandt (1606-1669), who used all the earth colours, including ochre, sienna and umber, in his palette.[7][8]
By the 1940s, the traditional sources in Italy were nearly exhausted. Much of today's sienna production is carried out in the Italian islands of Sardinia and Sicily, while other major deposits are found in the Appalachian Mountains, where it is often found alongside the region's iron deposits. It is also still produced in the French Ardennes, in the small town of Bonne Fontaine near Ecordal.[6]
In the 20th century, pigments began to be produced using synthetic iron oxide rather than the natural earth. The labels on paint tubes indicate whether they contain natural or synthetic ingredients. PY-43 indicates natural raw sienna, PR-102 indicates natural burnt sienna.
Palazzo Vecchio in Florence.[1] In his writings Vasari called sienna terra rossa.[2]
Variations of sienna
There is no single agreed standard for the colour of Sienna, and the name is used today for a wide variety of hues and shades. They vary by country and colour list, and there are many proprietary variations offered by paint companies. The colour box at the top of the article shows one variation from the ISCC-NBS colour list.
Raw Sienna
|Terra di Siena naturale, or raw Sienna (Italian)
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|HSV (h, s, v)
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|Ferrario 1919: Cartella colori, colour 69
Raw sienna is a yellowish brown natural earth pigment,[2] composed primarily of iron oxide hydroxide. The box shows the colour of the pigment in its natural, or raw state. It contains a large quantity of iron oxide and a small quantity (about five percent) of manganese oxide.
This kind of pigment is known as yellow ochre, yellow earth, limonite, or terra gialla. The pigment name for natural raw sienna from the Colour Index International, shown on the labels of oil paints, is PY-43.
This box at rights shows a variation of raw sienna from the Italian Ferrario 1919 colour list.
Burnt sienna
|Terra di Siena bruciata, or burnt sienna (Italian)
|Colour coordinates
|Hex triplet
|HSV (h, s, v)
|(-5°, 51%, 38.4%)
|Ferrario 1919: Cartella colori, colour 77
Burnt sienna contains a large proportion of anhydrous iron oxide. It is made by heating raw sienna, which dehydrates the iron oxide, changing it partially to haematite, giving it rich reddish brown colour.[2]
The pigment is also known as red earth, red ochre, and terra rossa. On the Colour Index International, the pigment is known as PR-102.
This version is from the Italian Ferrario 1919 colour list.
The first recorded use of burnt sienna as a colour name in English was in 1853.[11]
Burnt sienna pigment (Maerz and Paul)
|Burnt sienna (Maerz and Paul)
|Colour coordinates
|Hex triplet
|sRGBB (r, g, b)
|(233, 116, 81)
|HSV (h, s, v)
|(14°, 65%, 91%)
|Maerz and Paul[11]
B: Normalized to [0–255] (byte)
This variation of burnt sienna is from the Maerz and Paul "A Dictionary of Color" from 1930. It is considerably lighter than most other versions of burnt sienna.
Dark sienna (ISCC-NBS)
|Dark Sienna
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|(60, 20, 20)
|HSV (h, s, v)
|(0°, 67%, 24%)
B: Normalized to [0–255] (byte)
This infobox shows the colour dark sienna. This variation is from the ISCC-NBS colour list.
Sienna (X11 colour)
|Sienna (X11 web colour)
|Colour coordinates
|Hex triplet
|sRGBB (r, g, b)
|(160, 82, 45)
|HSV (h, s, v)
|(19°, 71.9%, 62.7%)
B: Normalized to [0–255] (byte)
The web colour Sienna is defined by the list of X11 colours used in web browsers and web design.
See also
- ^ web.forret.com Color Conversion Tool set to hex code of color #882D17 (Sienna)
- ^ a b c Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, 5th Edition (2002)
- ^ Webster's New World Dictionary of the American Language, College Edition, (1964)
- ^ Maerz and Paul A Dictionary of Color New York:1930 McGraw-Hill Page 204; Color Sample of Sienna: Page 37 Plate 7 Color Sample E12
- ^ Wilcox, Michael (2002). Blue and yellow don't make green. School of Color. pp. 172, 161.
- ^ a b Roelofs, Isabelle (2012). La couleur expliquée aux artistes. Groupe Eyrolles. p. 30
- ^ a b John Burnet (1880), A Treatise on Painting in Four Parts, (Google Books)
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The last type of event is the obligatory drift event. Luckily, there aren't too many drift events throughout the game because the whole obsession with drift racing has made for some pretty stale gameplay lately. Unfortunately, the drift mechanic still feels pretty old in Need for Speed: ProStreet. This is really a shame because all of the other modes felt so fresh, but I suppose you can't win them all can you?
Each race day in the game can be made up of any amount of these events. After winning a certain number of events and accumulating enough points, you'll win the day. But if that's not good enough for you, you can also play a little harder and dominate the day. The advantages to dominating the day are pretty sweet; you'll get access to new prizes, get more unlockable content, and of course, more money. Win and dominate enough events, and you'll be able to unlock special showdown race days. These are special race days that may feature special competitors or sponsors, and you'll have to do your absolute best to move on from these! Once you pass through all of these, however, then it's on to the real challenge: the kings of street racing. There's a total of five "kings" of the pro-racing scene, one for each mode of racing, and then the overly great Ryo, who seems to be good at almost everything.
Once you've cleared the very lengthy career mode, you may want to try your hand at racing online. The online racing system in Need for Speed: ProStreet consists of both ranked and unranked user-created race days. You can either create your own or join someone else's race day and compete in a variety of events. However, one thing that's important to note is that you're not required to complete the race day, and you're free to leave at any time when you're not actually racing.
The best feature of Need for Speed: ProStreet, however, is not its awesome graphics, nor its fresh experience. It's the controls. Automotive game fans the world over know that each series has its own feel to it, and Need for Speed is no different. Control schemes for this series have generally been arcade based and lacked any real depth. However the effort put into the depth of control of this game is very apparent. Each of the four modes of racing controls in subtly different ways, and racing aficionados will definitely be able to tell the difference. The right trigger acceleration is also very responsive without being abrasive, which is quite an improvement considering some other automotive games where the overly-intense acceleration made high-speed turns more difficult then they had to be. And, as I said before, I have to admire the right joystick gearshift. It creates such a realistic experience, and it has enough sensitivity to judge you're reaction time effectively.
Overall, I really can't express how pleased I am with this game. The automotive genre has been suffering lately from a veritable plethora of games without much collective substance behind them. It's pretty easy to become disillusioned with a genre that seems to be stuck in a continuous loop of identical gameplay. But thankfully, Need for Speed: Prostreet has come to the rescue with a whole new look, a whole new control scheme, and a whole new way to race. Thank goodness!
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Frederick Arthur Stanley was born in London, England on January 15, 1841, the younger son of three-time Prime Minister of England, Edward George Geoffrey Stanley, the Fourteenth Earl of Derby. Educated at Eton and later at military college, Frederick Stanley received his commission in the Grenadier Guards, but opted for a political career shortly afterwards. He was elected as a Conservative Member of Parliament for Preston, and later represented North Lancashire and Blackpool in the House of Commons. Lord Stanley was a Member of the British Parliament between 1865 and 1886, including a term as Secretary of State for the Colonies in 1885 and 1886. From 1886 to 1888, Stanley was president of the Board of Trade.
On June 11, 1888, Lord Stanley succeeded the Marquis of Lansdowne as the sixth Governor-General of Canada, appointed by England's reigning monarch, Queen Victoria. Stanley's full title was the Right Honourable Sir Frederick Arthur Stanley, Earl of Derby, Baron Stanley of Preston, in the County of Lancaster, in the peerage of Great Britain, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Although Lord Stanley lived in the official residence of the Governor-General, Rideau Hall, upon his move to Ottawa, he built a large summer home called Stanley House in order to indulge his love of fishing. It was located on the Baie des Chaleurs near the mouth of the Grand Cascapedia River on the Gaspe Peninsula. Today, Stanley House is a charming bed and breakfast destination.
Lord Stanley's term in office as Governor-General was uneventful, with the exception of his incomparable legacy to hockey. While in Canada, Stanley's children discovered exciting new winter pursuits, including snowshoeing, tobogganing, skating and playing hockey. His sons Algernon and Arthur formed a competitive hockey club called the Rideau Rebels, while his daughter Isobel was one of the first female hockey players in Canada. On March 18, 1892, the Governor-General asked Lord Kilcoursie, a vice-regal aide who played on the Rideau Rebels with Stanley's sons, to read a letter on his behalf to the Ottawa Athletic Association.
'I have for some time been thinking that it would be a good thing if there were a challenge cup, which would be held from year to year by the leading hockey club in the Dominion. Considering the general interest which hockey matches now elicit, and the importance of having the game played fairly and under rules generally recognized, I am willing to give a cup which shall be held from year to year by the winning club.'
Lord Stanley insisted that the Cup remain a challenge trophy, presented for the amateur championship of Canada, and never become the property of any one team. The first Stanley Cup winner was the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association in 1893. In 1910, after having being awarded to both amateur and professional teams, the Stanley Cup was awarded exclusively to professional teams. From the National Hockey League's formation in 1917 until 1926, the magnificent trophy was awarded to the winner of a playoff between the NHL and the Pacific Coast Hockey League. When the PCHL dissolved in 1927, the Stanley Cup was presented exclusively to NHL playoff champions.
Lord Stanley never witnessed either a championship hockey contest or his namesake trophy presented to a championship team. Stanley's term as Governor-General was scheduled to end in September 1893, however, in April of that year (midway through the hockey season), Stanley's brother, the Fifteenth Earl of Derby, died. Lord Stanley resigned the Governor-Generalship and returned home to England on July 15, 1893 to become the Sixteenth Earl of Derby. In 1893, he was appointed president of University College and when the University of Liverpool was established in 1903, Lord Stanley became the university's first Chancellor. Between 1895 and 1896, Lord Stanley served as the First Lord Mayor of Greater Liverpool and also later served as Mayor of Preston. Lord Stanley died at Knowsley, in Lancashire, on June 14, 1908.
Lord Stanley of Preston had no comprehension of the immense impact his gift would have. In 1945, the donation of the Stanley Cup earned its benefactor entrance to the Hockey Hall of Fame, as a builder of the sport -- one of the fourteen men inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame that initial year.
2,272 names of individuals are engraved on the Stanley Cup. Some players, like Henri Richard, are engraved multiple times -- eleven in the case of the 'Pocket Rocket.' These men and women, all immortalized by the strike of a punch on the silver veneer of hockey's most revered prize, are almost all hockey-oriented, but are not all necessarily players.
The first team to have the names of each member of its roster engraved on the Stanley Cup was the 1907 champion Montreal Wanderers, although the tradition didn't become an annual rite until 1924 when the Montreal Canadiens captured the Cup. But there are some true oddities - the first (and only) non-human name engraved on the Stanley Cup is 'Bow Wow,' who may have been the mascot of the Stanley Cup champion Quebec Bulldogs of both 1912 and 1913, or may just have been a tribute to a player's favourite pet. According to legend, the first woman to have her name appear on the Stanley Cup was Lily Murphy. Although far from official, Lily Murphy's name was scratched into the patina of Lord Stanley's bowl. Her connection to hockey is dubious -- her husband, Dennis Murphy, whose name is also on the trophy, was president of the Bank of Ottawa when the original Ottawa Senators won the Stanley Cup in 1911. Murphy was a colleague of M.J. O'Brien, who donated a trophy for the champion of the National Hockey Association, a predecessor of the NHL. The NHA existed until 1917 when the National Hockey League was born. O'Brien's son Ambrose was founder of the pioneering league.
The first woman to have her name officially engraved on the Stanley Cup was Marguerite Norris, the president of the Detroit Red Wings when they won hockey's most prestigious trophy in 1955.
If a fine leather can be evaluated by its individual flaws, then so too can the Stanley Cup. Each team name, each individual, is carefully measured and, taking hammer to punch, individually tapped into the Stanley Cup. But adding to the allure and curiosity of the Cup are the errors that have been made through the years. The 1962 Cup-winning team is represented as the Toronto Maple LEAES. In 1972, the Boston Bruins were misspelled as coming from BQSTQN. The New York Islanders became the ILANDERS in 1981. Individual names have been incorrectly engraved through the decades too. Pete Palangio of the 1938 Chicago Black Hawks is engraved twice; once correctly and once as PALAGIO. Turk Broda also had his name engraved twice in 1942; once as WALTER Broda (his given name) and once as TURK Broda, his nickname. In 1947, Maple Leaf Gaye Stewart was spelled GAVE, while Ted Kennedy became KENNEDYY in 1951. In 1952, when the Detroit Red Wings won the Stanley Cup, Coach Tommy Ivan was shocked to see his name spelled NIVAN, while Alex Delvecchio was engraved as BELVECCHIO. During the Montreal Canadiens' dynasty of five consecutive Cup wins between 1956 and 1960, poor Jacques Plante had his name spelled five different ways. Bob Gainey of Montreal was Bob GAINY in 1975. In 1984, Edmonton Oilers' owner Peter Pocklington included his father's name on the list for the engraver. But Basil Pocklington had no affiliation with the team, so the NHL insisted on the name's removal. Sixteen 'Xs' now cover the name of Pocklington's Dad.
One of those who will, for the first time, see his name engraved forever in the sterling silver patina of the incredible Stanley Cup will be Ben Clymer, and you'll read about Ben's day with the Cup on Wednesday, here in the Stanley Cup Journal.
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This unique text provides in-depth information about major concepts and principles of the cultural-historical theory developed by Lev Vygotsky, his students and colleagues, as well as three generations of neo-Vygotskian scholars in Russia and in the West. Tools of the Mind enables teachers to arm young children with the mental tools necessary for learning. Concrete explanations and strategies on how to scaffold young childrens learning and development are provided throughout the text. These are a product of 15 years of collaboration between the authors and early childhood teachers from diverse programs across the United States, most of which serve children from at-risk populations. Key changes to this expanded edition include: Separate chapters on developmental accomplishments of infants and toddlers, preschoolers/kindergartners, and primary grade children, each followed by a chapter on supporting those accomplishments Additional strategies for supporting children with special needs A new chapter on dynamic assessment as an application of the zone of proximal development Research findings and practical applications from the neo-Vygotskian approachBodrova, Elena is the author of 'Tools of the Mind The Vygotskian Approach to Early Childhood Education', published 2006 under ISBN 9780130278043 and ISBN 0130278041.[read more]
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Sox Survive Royals as Flowers Blooms
If Billy Butler, Melky Cabrera and their young Royals' teammates played everybody like they do the White Sox, Kansas City would be an A.L. Central contender instead of 20 games below .500.
After Friday night's 5-1 drubbing, it's a relief to see the Sox escape with a 5-4 win last night–especially at home and following two rain delays. The winning run came across the plate as a result of a bases-loaded walk to Alejandro De Aza, but we'll take it.
In the "what else is new?" category, Paul Konerko clubbed his 27th homer in the third inning, a two-run blast that gave the Sox an early 2-0 lead. The advantage was lost in the fifth as K.C. touched up Jake Peavy for four runs, but Tyler Flowers (pictured above, being congratulated by Juan Pierre) got the South Siders within a run in the fifth with his first major league home run. A Carlos Quentin RBI double and the De Aza base on balls turned the tide for good in the seventh. Then, Jesse Crain ( 1 1/3 innings) and Chris Sale, who set down the Royals 1-2-3 in the ninth for his fourth save, shut the door.
With the Tigers and Indians once again defeating the Orioles and Twins, respectively, the victory was a must. But the truth is they are all a must at this stage as the Sox try to make up the five-game Detroit deficit.
Sox Note of Note: At the beginning of the season, Pierre was going through a rocky time. He wasn't getting on base, he wasn't stealing bases when he did get on and his defense was bad at best. He's still not close to his league-leading SB total from a year ago, but his defense has improved and, after his three hits last night, he's now batting .285.


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If you keep someone in the dark or leave someone in the dark, you do not tell them about something In many cases, the government itself was being kept in the dark about what was going on. She thought you shouldn't be left in the dark but should be told as soon as possible.
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PracTutor launches the pre-registration to help students learn Math and English in an adaptive innovative way
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BROCKTON — The crowded church hall was filled with music, chatter, and the sound of crying babies before US Representative Stephen F. Lynch stepped up to the front.
The room fell silent.
A member of the Brockton Interfaith Community asked whether Lynch intended to push for immigration reform and a path for citizenship in Congress.
Lynch's response, which concluded with a hardy "Si!," garnered a standing ovation from the 600 men, women, and children who had come for a kickoff for a campaign that will lobby for immigrants to gain access to citizenship.
The politician, who currently represents Quincy and Brockton, had come to a church to answer questions about his plans to work out a pathway to citizenship. Meanwhile, his Democratic rival Representative Edward J. Markey of Malden crisscrossed the state in an effort to win voters and collect signatures for the special Senate election.
At a Newton diner Saturday morning, Markey greeted Democrat heavy-hitters ready to spend the day stumping for the four-decade veteran of the US Congress and touching on his commitment to conservation and a woman's right to choose. At Brockton's St. Patrick Parish, Lynch was largely unknown to the diverse group of immigration supporters, but won them over with talk of his past support of the Dream Act, federal legislation that provided a path to citizenship for young immigrants that was ultimately voted down in Congress.
That message was particularly pertinent during a Senate campaign that, so far, has not touched on the fraught issue of immigration.
"The Dream Act was very important, it was a very good bill, but it only addressed children," Lynch said. "What we are working on now in the US Congress, with Democrats and Republicans together, is comprehensive immigration reform."
Lynch painted a rosy picture of the country's current immigration debate, and suggested that he would be the politician that would help bring about consensus and changes to federal legislation.
"We are today as close to good comprehensive immigration reform as we have ever been in this country," Lynch said.
Erica Ramos, 28, who immigrated to the United States from Honduras nine years ago, said she welcomed Lynch's statement of support in a political climate that she says too seldom focuses on the future of millions of immigrants living illegally in the United States.
"I'm glad to hear he's working on it," said Ramos, who lives in Attleboro.
Felipe Mizhirumbay, 29, one of the event's leaders, said he felt Lynch's statement energized the crowd.
"This is very, very, very important for us, because we know someone's standing on our side," said Mizhirumbay, of Brockton. "That was the moment I was waiting for."
Teresa Aiello, another co-chair, became an American citizen about five years ago, and said Lynch's statement of support was an encouraging message.
Still, she said, she's not certain Lynch will be her choice on the primary ballot. She said she is eager to learn where Markey stands on immigration.
"I'll have to think about it, and decide," Aiello said.
Earlier Saturday, at Johnny's Luncheonette in Newton, Senate candidate Markey made his stance on immigration clear, repeating points he has expressed in recent weeks on immigration reform. Markey said he supports President Obama's immigration proposal, which includes providing a path to citizenship.
"The president has laid out a pathway which I think is a common-sense approach," Markey said, adding that he wants Obama's suggested plan to be "put on the table for a vote in the House and the Senate."
Markey said he would challenge Tea Party Republicans who oppose granting citizenship to any of the millions of immigrants living in the United States illegally today. Some, Markey said, have earned the right to stay in the United States.
Markey spoke of his grandparents who emigrated from Ireland and settled in Malden.
"While the accents are different, the aspirations are the same for this new generation of immigrants," Markey said.
The diner was packed with several dozen supporters, along with random passers-through hoping to nab a seat for brunch and visibly surprised to see the crowds and cameras.
After Markey made his way through the aisles of seats, shaking hands with families sitting down for their meals, Markey and several high-profile supporters discussed the important role Newton would play in the special election.
"This is the kind of place and the kind of support that has energized my campaign," he said.
A supporter jokingly called out that it would be quite an achievement if Markey was not able to garner plenty ofsignatures in Newton, a city with a reputation for a powerful Democratic machine.
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State Treasurer Steven Grossman regaled Markey supporters with stories from their 43 years of friendship in political circles.
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Novak Djokovic was given a workout before earning his ninth straight victory over Marin Cilic to move into the fourth round of the French Open.
Second-seed Djokovic was not at his best as he battled to a 6-3, 6-2, 6-7 (2-7), 6-4 victory to preserve his unbeaten record against Cilic.
The Croatian started strongly, moving into a 3-1 lead before Djokovic won out to take the opening set.
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How to Sculpt Candy Vegetables and Make a Garden Cake With Your Kids
Are your kids aspiring chefs or bakers?
Do they like to play with play dough or modeling clay?
Would you love to find a project that combines both?
In this article I'll show you how you and your kids can make a miniature vegetable garden out of marzipan, a kind of candy, which you can use to decorate a fun and delicious garden cake!
Why Use Marzipan?
Marzipan is an edible décor made of almond paste, powdered sugar and egg whites. This traditional confection is served as a treat for a variety of occasions such as birthdays and weddings. It's even used for celebrating New Year and as a traditional Christmas treat in many European countries.
Kids really love marzipan because it's usually made into cool shapes like fruits, vegetables, flowers and animals.
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Another Cup of Essiac Tea
by Michael Reynolds (1994)
In the last issue we shared with you about Essiac tea, which is used in Canada and around the world for cancer and other degenerative conditions, as well as for detoxification and prevention of cancer. In this issue, we will present more of the story behind Essiac tea. We will also share some of the feedback we have received about the encapsulated version of Essiac tea, which we and our clients are excited to have available.
Last time, we explained how a nurse named Rene Caisse heard about the formula from a woman who had claimed that her advanced breast cancer had been cured by an ancient Native American recipe. Afterwards, Nurse Caisse tested this recipe on cancer patients and named the formula "Essiac", which was her last name spelled backwards.
With the help of Dr. R.O. Fisher, who previously served as her mother's physician, Caisse also conducted various tests on laboratory mice. Here is what she reported: "We found that after nine days of oral Essiac treatment, the tumors regressed in mice that had been inoculated with human carcinoma [a malignant tumor] to the point that the cancer was no longer invading living tissue."
Nurse Caisse convinced eight physicians that she had what looked like a remedy for cancer, after demonstrating her formula on a man, whose face had a malignant growth, which improved. One of these physicians arranged for her to have access to laboratories at the Christie Street Hospital in Toronto, Ontario. Caisse worked there in collaboration with medical researchers, inoculating mice with Rous sarcoma (a malignant tumor), to experiment further with her tea. She wrote, "I kept the mice alive for 52 days. That was longer than anyone else had been able to do. In a later experiment, with two other doctors, I kept mice alive with Essiac for 72 days!"
Dr. Frederick Banting, who discovered insulin, became interested in her work. Nurse Caisse wrote the following about his opinion: "After reading my case notes, and examining my pictures of the man with the face cancer before and after treatment, along with X-rays of other cancers I had treated, he finally said, 'I will not say you have a cure for cancer, but you have more evidence of a beneficial treatment for cancer than anyone in the world.'" Dr. Banting offered her the opportunity to perform research at his facilities, which she turned down. She wrote, "I wanted to establish my remedy in actual practice---not in a laboratory only. I wanted to use it on patients in my own way. I knew it could do no harm. And when the time came I wanted to share in the administration of my own discovery."
Rene Caisse treated scores of terminally-ill patients, (all of them referred by medical doctors) at her own clinic in Bracebridge, Ontario, for almost eight years, from 1934 to 1942. Many medical doctors came to observe and examine her successes. She was approached by many manufacturers eager to capitalize on her discovery. Caisse refused all financial offers, even when they climbed to seven figures. A flurry of publicity always surrounded her.
After Caisse's death, Elaine Alexander (a radio talk show producer) acquired rights to the formula from Dr. Brusch, Caisse's partner. Alexander began working with a manufacturer to distribute the product. Based on her understanding of Caisse's work, she explained that the product is natural and, unlike an antibiotic, it takes time to "re-educate the body," so patience and perseverance are necessary. She added that It has the ability to identify and gather the toxins, and flush them out of the body, and can be safely taken with any medication.
Our encapsulated version of Essiac is called "E-Tea." Many of our clients who are using this herbal combination are reporting feeling better, more energy, and more hope. One client, Debbie M. said this about her father using Essiac tea for his cancer, "This gives us hope; chemotherapy gives us no hope."
Paula J., also has had cancer and shared this message with us, "I feel God has created a special combination of herbs for those of us suffering from cancer. I believe the E-tea will help keep me cancer-free. I recommend this to anyone suffering from cancer - there is hope with E-tea."
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Argument preview: Munaf v. Geren/Geren v. Omar
As the war in Iraq entered its sixth year, the Supreme Court had before it for the first time test cases growing out of the U.S. military's involvement in that conflict. As in several decisions emerging out of the global "war on terrorism," the Court will have something to say about the Iraq war by analyzing the rights of detainees captured during military conflict. The new cases of Geren v. Omar (07-394) and Munaf v. Geren (07-1666) involve citizen-detainees, now in the custody of U.S. forces in Iraq; the two captives "" like Guantanamo Bay prisoners in terrorism cases — are seeking the aid of U.S. courts.
The U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the U.S. military's continuing role in trying to shore up the new government of that country has produced little legal activity in American tribunals, aside from prosecutions of U.S. service members for their roles in torture or atrocities toward prisoners or civilians in Iraq. Those cases, though, have not required American courts to delve into legal questions over the U.S. involvement in the war. The consolidated gates of Geren v. Omar and Munaf v. Geren, however, may require just that.
Those larger questions, with potentially significant foreign policy consequences, are intertwined with the legal fate of two men, both of whom hold U.S. citizenship as well as citizenship in another country. The two men are Sunni Muslims, and both fear torture if they are transferred to Iraqi officials.
One is Shawqi Ahmed Omar, who is a citizen of the U.S. as well as of Jordan. Omar was arrested by U.S. military forces in Iraq at his home in Baghdad in October 2004. The military claims he was part of a terrorist network, and has declared him to be an "enemy combatant." He has been held in various U.S. military prisons in Iraq, and currently is in custody at Camp Cropper near Baghdad International Airport. He insists he is not a terrorist, and that he has done nothing wrong. However, a military panel has decided to turn him over to an Iraqi criminal court for investigation and prosecution for crimes under Iraqi law. His wife and his son are attempting to get his release through a habeas challenge. A U.S. District Court judge in Washington has temporarily barred the U.S.government from transferring him to Iraqi custody. That order has been upheld by the D.C. Circuit Court.
The other man is Mohammad Munaf, who is a citizen of the U.S. as well as of Iraq. U.S. and Iraqi authorities asserted that he was involved in the kidnap and detention of several Romanian journalists in Iraq for whom Munaf serves as a translator and guide. He insists he is not a terrorist nor a member of any terrorist or military group. Munaf was arrested, and a military panel decided he was a "security detainee," and concluded that he should be turned over to an Iraqi criminal court for investigation and prosecution. The Iraqi court convicted him of charges related to his alleged role in the kidnapping-for-hire of the journalists. He was sentenced to death by hanging. He appealed his conviction, and it was overturned by the Iraqi Federal Court of Cassation on Feb. 19 for several legal flaws, but he is to remain in custody while a further investigation proceeds in a lower court. Before the decision was made to turn him over for the prosecution that later led to the guilty verdict, Munaf's sister challenged his detention in a habeas corpus petition. A U.S. District Court judge ruled that U.S. courts had no jurisdiction over Munaf. His appeal was rejected by the D.C. Circuit Court, but there is a temporary order that bars his transfer to Iraq.
The differing outcomes in Omar's and Munaf's cases at the Circuit Court "" U.S. courts may hear Omar's case, but not Munaf's — apparently provided the main rationale for the Supreme Court to agree review both decisions, consolidating an appeal by U.S. Army Secretary Pete Geren in Omar's case and an appeal by Munaf in the other case.
As the two cases reached the Supreme Court, the core dispute appears to be over the nature of U.S. military activity in Iraq, especially over how to define the coalition forces there and the U.S. part in them, and the implications of that for U.S. District Court jurisdiction to hear habeas challenges to the transfer of the two men to Iraqi authorities. The cases do not involve any claim by the two citizen detainees that Iraq courts have no authority to try individuals for crimes committed in that country, but rather are challenging only their detention by U.S. military forces. The U.S. military is keeping them prisoner, not any international entity, they contend. The government, however, treats the two cases as potential threats to the sovereignty of foreign nations to try crimes committed on their own soil.
The Circuit Court ruled differently in the two cases by drawing a distinction between the two men's legal situations "" Omar has not been tried, but Munaf has been tried and convicted. In Omar's case, the Circuit Court said that the case was not controlled by the Supreme Court's post-World War II ruling in Hirota v. MacArthur (decided in 1948) because that case did not involve U.S. citizens who have been convicted but rather Japanese nationals who had been convicted. Since Omar had not yet been charged or convicted, he was not trying to challenge a foreign court's authority to conduct trials of crimes abroad. About two months after the ruling in Omar's case, a different panel of the Circuit Court ruled that Munaf could not proceed in U.S. courts. That panel felt it was bound by the Hirota decision, because he had been convicted and sentenced in a foreign court. His U.S. citizenship, the panel said, did not take his case out of the reach of the Hirota decision.
Petitions for Certiorari
Because Munaf's lawyers did not seek rehearing in the Circuit Court, his appeal reached the Supreme Court first, in mid-June 2007. The government unsuccessfully sought rehearing in the Circuit Court, but was denied, so appealed to the Justices in September 2007. The cases were considered together, and granted on Dec. 7 for consolidated review.
Munaf's petition is based upon the assertion that he is actually being held only by U.S. military forces, because they have exclusive control over him. The appeal raised three questions: whether U.S. courts' habeas jurisdiction is blocked because the U.S. military in Iraq claims to be operating as part of a multi-national force, whether the Court will extend the Hirota decision beyond the specific circumstances of that case, and whether U.S. courts have authority to stop the transfer of a U.S. citizen to carry out a criminal sentence, if the convicting and sentencing came after the habeas challenge had been filed.
The petition assails the lower court for relying, in its denial of habeas jurisdiction, on "the bare fact of Mr. Munaf's foreign conviction, along with America's participation" in the military coalition in Iraq. The Circuit Court, it says, combined those two factors "by some uncertain alchemy to strip a federal court of its power to examine the lawfulness of a citizen's detention and threatened transfer."
On the key point of U.S. participation in the Iraqi military coalition, that petition asserts that the U,S, is involved only as a result of "an executive agreement" that "cannot suspend the Great Writ for U.S. citizens."
The Army secretary's petition, for the government, is based in large part in the character of the "international military coalition" in Iraq, indicating that Omar is being held not as a prisoner of the U.S. military but of the "Multi-National Force-Iraq." The appeal raises two questions: whether U.S. courts have jurisdiction in that situation to hear a habeas challenge and, if they do, do they have the power to intrude on the coalition decision and on trial in an Iraqi court.
Relying heavily upon the Hirota decision, the government appeal says that it makes clear that U.S. courts "lack jurisdiction to review the detention of individuals held abroad pursuant to international authority, including individuals held by United States forces under American command as part of a multinational force." It was wrong, the petition contends, to create a criminal conviction exception to the rule of Hirota. By adopting such an exception, the appeal goes on, U.S. courts will have "a perverse incentive" to interfere with foreign governments' criminal justice systems in order to preserve the U.S. courts' jurisdiction in habeas cases.
But, the petition adds, on the second issue raised, that even if U.S. courts have some jurisdiction to entertain habeas petitions in this situation, they should not be allowed to use it to issue an injunction that does, in fact, intrude not only on the decisions of a multinational force operating under the United Nations, but also on Iraq's "sovereign interest in prosecuting serious criminal offenses committed within its own territory."
After granting review of both petitions, the Court received briefs and then set the consolidated cases for one hour of argument on Tuesday, March 25.
Merits Briefs
The combined brief of the two citizen-detainees puts much stress on the core argument that the true jailer for them is the U.S. military. "Omar and Munaf are detained by U.S. soldiers. Their immediate custodian is a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army. Every officer in the chain of command is a soldier in the U.S. Army. Their ultimate custodian, the Secretary of the Army, is present within the district court's territorial jurisdiction. The U.S. military "" not the U.N., not any coalition partner, and not Iraq "" has plenary and exclusive authority over their custody."
On the basic claim of a right to pursue habeas relief, the detainees' merits brief argues that "only Congress has the power to limit a citizens' constitutional right to challenge Executive detention. And the Executive cannot by international agreement achieve what the Constitution forbids." If the mere assertion of "international authority" were sufficient, the brief contends, Executive officials could seize and detain citizens inside the U.S. "without judicial review."
The brief also offers a sturdy defense of American judges' power to issue "a standstill injunction," as was done in Omar's case. If a federal court has no authority to enter "such routine interim relief, habeas jurisdiction is hollow and Due Process a nullity." What is being sought from a federal judge in these cases, the brief says, is a review of the challenge to indefinite detention by U.S. officers, and the challenge to transfer to foreign custody "and the consequent high risk of torture." What it at issue now, it says, is not a final injunction but merely one that "freezes the status quo." Whatever the District Courts then decide could be reviewed by the Supreme Court.
The government's merits brief makes a fervent bid for respect for "separation of powers" and respect for what it considers "the basic teaching of Hirota." Allowing American courts to oversee the military's handling of detainees in an overseas theater of war, the brief warns, risks serious interference with "the Nation's conduct of foreign and military affairs." But, of equal importance, it warns of the prospect for American judicial interference with "the sovereign prerogative of foreign nations to try individuals for the commission of criminal offenses within their own borders."
On the core dispute over the nature of the entity that is holding the two citizen-detainees, the government brief strenuously defends its notion that this is an international body, not the U.S. military. "Here, the U.N., the United States, and the 26 other nations participating in the MNF-I all view the multinational force as having a distinct identity from the forces of any particular nation." While U.S.forces are, "to say the least, a vital component" of that coalition, that was true of the forces taking part in the Allied Powers in Japan involved in the prosecution at issue in the Hirota decision.
The citizen-detainees draw the support of eight friend-of-Court filings, several arguing the need for strict adherence to the rights of U.S. citizens to challenge Executive Branch detention. There are no amici filings on the government's side. Among the detainees' supporters, there is a studied effort to counter the government's insistence upon the international character of the coalition in Iraq. A group of "former U.S. diplomats and national security specialists" seeks to draw a clear distinction between "Blue Helmet" international military forces. "Blue Helmet" forces, that brief suggests, are truly international, because they operate under the U.N. or other international organizations with troops voluntarily provided by member countries. The commander of such forces is named by the international body, they note. But "Green Helmet" forces, even if authorized internationally, are under the "unified command: of a national military. "By any measure," the brief concludes, the Iraqi coalition is a Green Helmet force "" limiting, it argues, the impact on international relations that would follow from U.S. courts exercising habeas review to judge detention by Green Helmet U.S. forces.
The National Institute of Military Justice suggests that, contrary to the government brief putting U.S. actions in Iraq under "international authority," the government "has consistently averred that these forces always act pursuant to the unified command of the United States, and to that authority alone."
There is a brief from journalists and press organizations, arguing that, "in the fog of war," journalists on the ground in Iraq and other war zones involving U.S. military forces "face a substantial risk of being detained erroneously in the course of executing their professional responsibilities." Thus, they contend, "a system of unchecked and unreviewable detention would have devastating consequences for the many journalists and other civilians in Iraq and in future areas of military conflict."
Three facets of these cases probably will be important in shaping the Court's reaction to them and its ultimate decision: U.S. citizens are involved, U.S. activity in a war zone is implicated, and a foreign government's interests may be affected.
The Court has shown, in the 2004 decision in Hamdi v. Rumsfeld (a war on terrorism case), that it is reluctant to deny U.S. citizens who are being detained any meaningful opportunity to challenge their captivity. That would seem to cut in favor of Munaf and Omar; it certainly was a key factor that aided Omar in the Circuit Court.
But, in the past, the Court has shown repeatedly that it is hesitant to step very deeply into military theaters of operation to assert judicial authority. Whatever the nature of the U.S. involvement in Iraq, the Court almost certainly accepts that U.S. forces are indeed operating in a battle zone, and the capture of individuals suspected of being insurgents (or tied to them) might well be seen as a matter of military necessary. That cuts in the government's favor.
And, in decisions that go all the way back to Chief Justice John Marshall and 1812, the Court has refused to second-guess a sovereign nation's authority when operating within its own territory, perhaps especially in enforcing its own criminal code. Although Iraq's government is not directly involved in the case (and the detainees do not challenge its territorial sovereignty or its power to punish for crimes committed there), the Justice Department has striven to link the Munaf and Omar cases with supposed challenges to Iraqi sovereignty. That, too, might cut in the government's favor.
A question of some complexity that looms large in the case, of course, is whether the Hirota decision is controlling (and therefore must be overruled if the detainees are to win). If the Justices conclude that it is a precedent directly at issue, they probably would then have to confront the nature of the coalition in Iraq "" is it the same as the Allied Forces in Japan, or something different? This, too, might require it to second-guess presidential and military judgments, and that might be uncomfortable. They could, perhaps, distinguish it away, as the detainees suggest, and leave it on the books as a somewhat irrelevant relic of the World War II era.


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