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thats a lot of empties, which means you can move on to the next lot of new goodies :)
how does the biotherm products compare to cheapies like natio? is it worth the price?
ty! xo
Hi Lily,
The Biotherm cleanser was lovely, but not lovely enough that I'd buy it. IMHO the cheap cleansers are just as good xx
You are going great guns! The purple container (eye cream?) is very pretty. How was the product?
Hi Rosie,
Tt's a gorgeous bottle isn't it? Unfortunately I didn't love the eye cream, it was very rich, a bit too rich for me so I gave it to the Mr to try and he didn't love it either.
OMG you emptied all of these products only in January? That's great! I'm also on a project pan, and it's going well (=ReplyDelete
You're doing so well, finishing all this stuff! I've also managed to empty a few bottles in January, such a great feeling! By the way, I tagged you in my last post! Have a great week, xxReplyDelete
Gaby, yes, I was pretty pleased with my January empties. A few of them are gwp sizes though. I'm glad your P10P is going well, it's hard work isn't it?
Anna, I'm very glad to hear you finished a few things too :)
I saw that you tagged me but have been too lazy to do it, I'll get onto it asap.

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The National Hockey League celebrated its 100th birthday this past weekend and we couldn't be more excited! All of us have special moments when it comes to the league. Whether your favorite moment includes getting your favorite player's jersey, meeting some players after a game, or even just watching a game with your friends, hockey is important to us in a lot of ways. Here at Puck It Up, we're sharing our favorite NHL moments to celebrate its 100-year achievement!
"I never grew up going to hockey games or watching them on the television. Growing up in the late 90's-00's in Chicago, Blackhawks games were not televised until 2008. It really wasn't until 2009, after Kane and Toews had been drafted, that I started to hear the buzz about the Blackhawks. Fast forward to June 9th, 2010. The Flyers and Blackhawks were tied at the end of regulation and about to go into overtime in the 2010 Stanley Cup finals. The city was buzzing and everyone was constantly talking about the team. I remember asking my parents to let me stay up later than usual because I wanted the opportunity to witness history – history that could be made as the Blackhawks were on the verge of winning their first cup in 49 years. And then it happened – 4:05 into overtime, Patrick Kane shot the puck into the net past Michael Leighton. I so vividly remember not being able to see the puck but yet Kane had begun celebrating and throwing off his helmet. I was so confused and excited. My dad was jumping off the couch but my stepmom was cautious to. Half of the Chicago bench was celebrating while others were holding back just in case the goal was waved off. Then the replay of the goal kept being shown and, yes, there it was. The puck had gotten stuck underneath the padding in the back of the net. I went to bed that night to the sound of car horns and fireworks as the city celebrated outside my window. It was the first Chicago championship I had witnessed in my lifetime. I can easily say that goal is what started it all for me, and it will stick with me forever. That goal is what began one of the best eras in Chicago Blackhawks history – the beginning of the Dynasty."
"In my effort to be unbiased and try not to respond with an iconic Blackhawks Stanley Cup moment, there is one particular instance that comes to mind. When the NHL fabricated their own Olympic-style competition last season, it was mocked by many, but they did get one thing right: the making of Team North America. One of my favorite moments I've seen on the ice is Nate MacKinnon's overtime goal to bring this team an unforgettable victory over Sweden in one of the early qualifying rounds of the World Cup of Hockey. The goal wasn't exactly one that brought home the gold or anything, but they sure celebrated like it was. And despite the fact that the infamous "young guns" did not make it as far as they should've, if you ask almost anyone, they were the heartbeat of the tournament. In what other circumstance will we ever see the likes of Connor McDavid, Auston Matthews, and other bright-eyed heirs to hockey join forces? Though short-lived, the team's youthful energy and excitement for the game was unmatched. Team North America embodied all the great things about hockey and its players in the most unbridled form: the guts, the glory, and the endless possibilities of their fruitful futures."
"My favorite moment has to be the first time I went to a Stanley Cup Final game. It was the Rangers against the Kings and they had lost the night before. I went into the city to hang out in front of MSG and go to the hockey house they set up next to the Garden and have some fun with a friend of mine. When the start of the game got closer, we decided to take a chance and see how much tickets cost. We ended up buying tickets on the Chase Bridge five minutes before the game started and ran up there to catch them skating onto the ice. It was the first time I got to witness something historical and I'll never forget it."
"My favorite NHL moment occurred on May 13th, 2015. After their last season ended in a Stanley Cup Final loss and heartbreak, the New York Rangers were back in the playoffs and ready to embark on another deep run at the trophy. It only took them five games to down the Pittsburgh Penguins in the first round, and they were fighting a hard battle in the second round against the Washington Capitals. In the end, the series was pushed to a game seven. 60 minutes wasn't enough time to find a winner, so the game went to overtime. Before we knew it, "drive by Girardi, and a save, rebound, score! Stepan in overtime! And the Rangers move on to Tampa!" Though New York didn't win Lord Stanley's cup that year, they put up one hell of a fight, and I will never forget jumping up and down in front of the TV when Derek Stepan buried the puck in the net and sent his Rangers to their second consecutive Eastern Conference Final."
"My favorite moment is the two-goals-in-17-seconds during the 2013 SCF. As someone who was born and raised in Chicago, any Blackhawks win is the best moment of NHL history. However, that was the last summer that I was going to be living in Chicago, as my family and I were moving to Minnesota. The parade, the excitement, and everything after that game will always be a great memory for me of everything Chicago sports emphasize, and I still remember exactly where I was when those two goals happened."
"As a Blackhawks fan, my favorite NHL moment is the Blackhawks Game 6 OT win in the 2010 Stanley Cup Final and my next two favorites are their other two modern-era Cup wins. But since those have already been chosen, I'll say my favorite non-Blackhawks moment in the NHL is the 2016 All Star Game. More specifically, John Scott's story leading up and during it. John Scott was always known as your typical good, not a lot of hockey skills, but great at fighting and being a nuisance on ice. Fans around the league thought it would be funny to vote him into the All Star Game and they succeeded. In the days leading up to the game, the Arizona Coyotes traded Scott to the Montreal Canadiens in what was an obvious move to keep him from going to the All Star Game. The NHL allowed Scott to attend (after waiting a whole weekend to address the issue). At the game, Scott scored an iconic goal and got into a fake fight with his old teammate, Patrick Kane. He was voted as MVP of the entire game, thanks to fans in the arena chanting his name. It was inspiring and fun to see his journey to the game and see how no matter who was against it (the NHL), he didn't care and proved them all wrong."
"My favorite NHL moment was probably the Chicago Blackhawks 2015 cup run. My freshman year was pretty rough, so watching the Hawks that season was a great distraction for me, and seeing it end with winning the cup was perfect."
Do you have a favorite moment that didn't make our list? Maybe you agree with one of us and want to share your own opinion? Let us know by tweeting to us @Puckitupblog; we'd love to hear from you!


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I found this quote inspiring because I am new to the blogging world and trying to find your own voice in a sea of people already established is hard! Very hard! I want to be one of those bloggers that has thousands of followers/friends because I make such wonderful content. I often think "well they talk about this or that and have thousand of followers so maybe that's what I should try". But it fails every time because it isn't MY passion.
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Andrew Doyle T.D., Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, with responsibility for forestry, today launched a 'Forest Connections' project in Lyrecrumpane Community Forest, Co. Kerry, under which a number of events will be held in Co. Kerry over the next two years to promote, and increase awareness of, forests.
The 'Forest Connections' project, which will be delivered by Kerry Earth Education Project, aims to get people of all ages out into the forests to observe, enjoy and participate in forest life, enabling them to feel connected to local forests and forests throughout Ireland, enhancing their feelings of well-being and knowledge of the essential place of forests in our lives.
Speaking at the launch, Minister of State Doyle commented, "This is one of the forest promotion projects which was approved for funding earlier this year and I am delighted to be here today at its launch. 'Forest Connections' encompasses a range of projects aimed at various age groups to visit forests and to see firsthand, and enjoy, the forest environment with its many features. I note that events will include Forest Summer Camp, Junior Afterschool Forest Club, Mini Forest Camps and Family days out in the forest. While we read a lot about the benefits of forestry, which include employment, income generation, biodiversity and climate change sequestration, a visit to a forest is a learning experience in itself – to actually appreciate the sights within a forest – and I, therefore, welcome this initiative by the Kerry Earth Education Project".
The launch, held in Lyrecrumpane Community Forest, serves also a 'Wild Child Day' event which encourages children to get out into nature during National Heritage Week. It includes exhibits at Lyrecrumpane Resource Centre, with displays of natural art and local craft demonstrations, as well as forest activities.


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2001 Commentary: The Fog of War [Powers]
The U.S. Supreme Court's refusal to grant certiorari in Campbell v. Clinton1 brings to an end a chain of Cold War-era litigation regarding the Constitution's allocation of war powers. It concludes a line of cases launched in the 1960s that sought to return the nation to its constitutional moorings by requiring Congress to authorize the initiation of military conflicts. Those cases sought to reverse the accretion of the war power to the executive branch that had been initiated by President Truman in Korea, the first major battle of what would become the Cold War.
Until the Korean War, all major and most minor deployments of U.S. forces into armed conflict had the approval of Congress either before or during the conflict. The famous action against the Barbary Pirates during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson, for example, was authorized by Congress, as were U.S. actions during the Napoleonic wars.2 When North Korea invaded South Korea on June 25, 1950, President Truman also considered going to Congress to seek a resolution of approval before dispatching U.S. troops to defend the South Koreans. But Secretary of State Dean Acheson recommended to Truman that he instead rely upon his "constitutional authority" as Commander-in-Chief. Relying on this dubious advice, and with scarcely a whiff of congressional opposition, Truman set a precedent for future presidential wars.3 This enormous military event started the accretion of power also to the executive branch that has been characterized by major war power disputes between presidents and Congress over military action in Vietnam and Kosovo. Such disputes also arose during U.S. armed engagements in the Americas, the Caribbean, and the Persian Gulf. The accretion of power led to a concurrent effort, via the legislative process and judicial review, to provide modern meaning to the Constitution's requirement that Congress authorize commitments to war.4
The early decades of U.S. history contained a similar conflict, but the outcome was very different. As the young nation tried both to familiarize itself with its governing institutions and to occupy its space in international relations, conflicts arose about the nature of the balance of the war power. The courts at that time robustly embraced the view that lilt is emphatically, the province and duty of the judicial department, to say what the law is"5 with regard to the war power. Therefore, they demonstrated little reluctance to read the Constitution as the Framers had intended.6 To them the intent was clear: "There can hardly be room for doubt that the framers of the Constitution, when they vested in Congress the power to declare war, never imagined that they were leaving it to the executive to use the military . . . all according to his notions of the fitness of things . ."7 With the executive branch inherently inclined to let the war power accrete to it, if not to gather it in, the judicial branch duly protected the Framer's effort to constrain that impulse. The courts arbitrated in manageable terms the Constitution's guides to political branch conduct.
The danger of eviscerating the Congress's war power would have been readily apparent to early jurists. Entanglements in conflict with the major powers could have spelled the death of the democratic experiment. Debate in the legislative branch would allow calm and deliberation to govern, resulting in determined and foresighted decisions. However, a century and a half later, the United States was a superpower, engaged in what many perceived to be an on-going global conflict with the Soviet Union and its allies. With the advent of nuclear weapons, urgent and decisive command decisionmaking seemed necessary to the very survival of the nation. Preventing adversarial creep, tilting the balance, or propping up dominoes, each offered rationalization for the branches to err on the side of presidential engagement. Still, throughout the Cold War, many argued that the dangers anticipated by the Framers in ceding such decisions to the executive remained more compelling than the danger that would flow by requiring the legislative branch engagement envisioned in the Constitution.
The end of the Cold War offered opportunities to clear the fog from the war powers battle. Whatever Cold War logic justified an executive, or "imperial,"8 exercise in congressional war powers authority died along with the Soviet Union. However, like many modern armed conflicts, the ends of which are often confusing, irresolute, and prone to sow the seeds of future conflict, the Supreme Court's unwillingness to hear Campbell leaves this area of law in a disrepair that the jurists of that earlier era would fmd intolerable. What those earlier drafters and jurists had done in order to prevent a president from acting as a king in matters of war has been further and badly frayed by the Court's inaction in Campbell and the confusion rendered in the courts below.
Most disturbing is neither the overreaching of the executive, predicted by and guarded against by the Framers and the early cases, nor the acquiescence of the Congress anticipated in the language of the War Powers Resolution (WPR);9 it is rather the unwillingness of the Campbell courts to discharge their duty to "say what the law is." This disappointment comes against the promise of what turned out to be the penultimate adjudication in this cycle, Dellums v. Bush, in which Judge Harold H. Greene refused to "read out of the Constitution the clause granting to the Congress, and to it alone, the authority 'to declare war.'"10
Until Campbell's desultory outcome, Dellums was in a continuum of cases that held the promise that the courts accepted the teaching of the earlier cases and were prepared to assume their duty as outlined in Marbury—under the right facts and with the right plaintiff. In Berk v. Laird, the Second Circuit rejected the view that the role of Congress was an "antique formality."11 It noted that the Constitution intended not only to confer the war power on Congress but that this Article I, Section 8 assignment was also "an explicit restriction upon the power of the Executive to initiate war on its own prerogative."12 Decided against the backdrop of congressional legislation spanning several years, this case attempted to undo the accretion of military initiative to the executive that had occurred during the Cold War.
In 1973, over the veto of President Richard M. Nixon, Congress finally succeeded in imposing a statutory view of its authority on the executive. The WPR13 both asserted congressional power and contained a mechanism designed to enforce it—a sixty-day deadline for the cutting off of hostilities initiated by a president without subsequent congressional approval. Congress was not seeking to constrain the power of a president to defend the nation from attack, a constitutional power of the executive acknowledged in Mitchell v. Laird, but to uphold its authority to authorize war, a constitutional power the Mitchell court had also observed belonged to Congress.14
Where judgments might vary on the need for precipitous action, the WPR acknowledged that a president might choose to act, but that Congress needed subsequently to confirm that judgment. Few could doubt they would back up a president responding to the legitimate defensive requirements or strategic interests of the nation. The cut off was to occur if, in Congress' view, the executive had misjudged the need for immediate military action and an orderly termination of hostilities was to follow. As Senator Jacob Javits noted at the time: "The [cut-off] provision contained in Section 5 assumes that the President will act according to law. No other assumption is possible unless we are to discard our whole constitutional system."15
In the wake of this effort, further litigation ensued. Crockett v. Reagan16 constituted the first test, and the results were mixed but encouraging. First, the court rejected the executive branch's view that litigation under the WPR would improperly interfere with its discretion. Second, it determined that, with less elusive facts, a court could order the executive to file a report under the act. Third, it concluded that a court could order military withdrawal from combat under the terms of the WPR.
The case of Lowry v. Reagan17 again turned on a factual issue of a dispute between the branches and within Congress. Seeking to compel President Reagan to file a report as required by the WPR, congressional plaintiffs had failed to secure congressional support for their view that hostilities existed in the Persian Gulf. Anticipating a conclusion that would be reached by the Supreme Court in Raines v. Bird18 concerning congressional standing, the Lowry court concluded that the plaintiffs' claim rested on a dispute with congressional colleagues and not one between the branches. Nonetheless, implicit in Lowry is the court's legitimization of the WPR, as well as the view of the Crockett court that the judiciary could order withdrawal if Congress failed to provide the requisite authority.
This commentary does not permit an exhaustive discussion of these or other cases that came to the bar; but we must conclude this section by discussing Dellums v. Bush,19 a claim brought by Representative Ron Dellums that President Bush's planned Persian Gulf War could not be launched without explicit congressional authorization. This case returned the litigation effort to its roots—the U.S. Constitution—and did not reference the WPR Judge Greene determined that, while the issue was not ripe for injunctive relief, Dellums and his colleagues had standing to bring the case. The Dellums court concluded that such relief might flow if the war was imminent and Congress had refused to support President Bush's determination to go to war.20 Shortly thereafter, both houses of Congress deliberated and granted President Bush authority to conduct what became Operation Desert Storm. The litigation aside, this is what the Framers had envisioned.
Judge Greene articulated what seemed to be a compromise reached by the courts throughout this era: When Congress was silent, the courts would demur; if Congress acted, the courts would have the capacity to judge. Justice Powell's opinion in Goldwater v. Carter21 and Judge Ginsburg's opinion in Sanchez-Espinoza v. Reagan22 are further examples of this tendency. We strongly disagree with these conclusions because they apparently derogate from the Constitution and the WPR's command that congressional silence represents disapproval; but, they at least represented a compromise path by which the judiciary could find a way through the dispute between the two political branches. Why, the courts seemed to be asking, should we undertake to divine what the Congress might intend by its inaction in matters that strike so close to the heart of the nation's foreign affairs and national security? But, if the Congress were to vote and thereby deny a president such authority, then the courts would give meaning to Congress's conduct.
These were exactly the facts that led to Campbell. Using the procedural provisions of the WPR, Representative Tom Campbell set out to force a vote on the U.S. air war in the former Yugoslavia. Both a declaration of war23 and an authorization to wage war under the WPR24 failed (the latter on a tie vote in the House). Although the courts would be able to find ambiguity of legislative intention in other congressional votes, no other congressional action occurred that authorized or would meet the required test in the WPR to authorize continuation of the air war. When the sixty-day clock had run, Representative Campbell, leading a bipartisan group of thirty-one colleagues, brought suit to achieve what the Dellums and Crockett courts concluded the judicial branch should do when Congress itself had acted to deny a president the requisite legal authority: Order the president to terminate the illegal conduct.
As the petition for writ of certiorari argues, the district and circuit courts failed, in a confusing mix of opinions, to defend the Constitution or uphold the law. This substantive refusal to give flesh and muscle to the Constitution's frame or Congress' intent creates the lingering threat of belligerent entanglements like those against which Congress legislated during the Vietnam War. By refusing in such a clear case to order the cessation of an unauthorized war or to provide declaratory relief because the president had exceeded both the statute's and the Constitution's authority, the courts have left to future generations the question of who may suffer and die before someone can again attempt to vindicate the Constitution's mandate.
Equally disturbing was the Supreme Court's unwillingness to clarify the issue of legislative standing, and whether any life is left in Coleman v. Miller,25 a case that the Court refused to overrule in Raines.26 Having done so much to limit congressional standing in Raines, it remained to be seen whether the courts would grant members of Congress the dignity that they had granted to state legislators in Coleman: If their votes were essential for an action or to block an action, then they could have standing to vindicate their claimed authority. The Campbell plaintiffs stood as had those in Coleman. Their votes had been sufficient to block congressional authority for the air war, and the Court should have granted standing to hear their claims on the merits. Instead, the confusing melange of opinions in the district and circuit courts provides little guidance, and the Court's silence does nothing to clarify the matter.
Because the courts, while paying homage to Congress' war power authority, are unwilling at this time to enforce either Congress' constitutional or statutory war powers authority, Congress itself will once again legislatively have to attempt to retrieve this power. Clearly the WPR, whatever its other constitutional deficiencies, has failed in its intended purposes: to prevent presidentially initiated military conflicts or to bring them to an orderly end if they do not garner the necessary congressional support in relatively short order.
In the wake of Campbell, Congress will have to concern itself with regaining its substantive power and the procedural means to enforce it. The WPR, passed in 1973, spurned by presidents and now unenforced by the courts, can no longer be relied upon to defend Congress' authority. During the present era of geopolitical unrest, the time is ripe for the passage of complementary or successor legislation to the WPR in order to return the nation to constitutional form in the war power arena. World events clearly will continue to call for U.S. engagement.27 The Congress must seek to reassert its role in authorizing those deployments that constitute armed conflict. Commitment of troops to belligerent circumstances that can lead to broader mischief is precisely what the Framers intended to prevent a president from doing unilaterally. With the nuclear threat now lessened, it is clearly the time to establish a new consensus on how to proceed.
Congressional hearings should be held to generate further congressional support, executive engagement, and clarification of the road forward. During the April 1999 debate on Representative Campbell's Yugoslavia resolutions before the House International Relations Committee (HIRC), several Representatives who voted against Campbell's resolutions nonetheless went on record expressing support for holding hearings on the war powers issue, even absent an immediate military crisis.28 Leadership commitment to passage of legislation designed to wrest the war power authority back to Congress will be required for success.
The status quo is constitutionally unacceptable and eviscerates the concept of separation and balance of powers. Currently, the executive acknowledges no congressional war power authority and expresses no concern for any possible political consequences of such an attitude. Why? Apparently because there are no such consequences—except for the dramatic and lingering consequences to our foreign policy that so concerned the Framers. This was exemplified in the exchange between Representative Campbell and Secretary of State Madeleine Albright during her testimony before the HIRC on day twenty-eight of the NATO air war over Yugoslavia. When he asked her three times whether there were "hostilities" in Yugoslavia, thus triggering the provisions of the WPR, she refused to answer him, and by extension all the people's representatives, fearing no political consequences for acting in contempt of Congress.29 She turned out to be right.
In the wake of the denial of certiorari, Representative Campbell observed that the Supreme Court had "shirked its responsibility" in refusing even to offer an opinion in the Campbell case.30 Although Congress has sometimes failed to assert its own war power authority, in Kosovo, as in the Persian Gulf War, it discharged its constitutional war power duty by voting. Only the outcome was different; yet President Clinton ignored Congress on Kosovo, and thus the will of the American people as well.
"Our nation's government is built on a fragile balance of power," said Representative Campbell:
When one branch oversteps that balance, it is the duty of the other branches to stand up for the Constitution. Because of the Supreme Court decision in our case, the President of the United States will essentially be without check in any decision he or she makes to put our troops into combat. Because the judicial branch has not, Congress must be more vigilant in reasserting its war power authority. Otherwise, our country will become weaker, and our liberties less sure, and we shall all be the worse for it.31
Experience suggests that Congress will not soon take up such a difficult task that requires bipartisan support and a stubborn willingness to assert legislative branch power against the executive. After all, passage of the WPR required a lengthy, controversial war with massive casualties. But, with this era's war power litigation effort ending as it has in Campbell, Congress must act. It now stands as the only branch that can avert the type of future national tragedy that the WPR was intended to prevent.
* Managing Partner, Dellums, Brauer, Halterman & Associates, LLP. J.D., U.C. Berkeley (Boalt Hall), 1979; B.A., U.C. Berkeley, 1973. Halterman was a congressional aide for 28 years, serving as General Counsel to U.S. Representative Ronald V. Dellums, as well as Democratic Counsel and Policy Director of the House Armed Services Committee.
** Professor of Law, University of Pittsburgh Law School; Board of Directors and cooperating attorney, Center for Constitutional Rights; lead counsel, Campbell v. Clinton. J.D., Rutgers Law School, 1978; B.A., New York University, 1972. Editor, A Less Than Perfect Union (MONTHLY REVIEW 1988); editor, CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATION AND ATTORNEYS FEES HANDBOOK (Clark Boardman 1985).
*** Counsel and Legislative Assistant to Congressman Tom Campbell (R-CA); First Lieutenant, Judge Advocate General Corps, U.S. Army Reserve. M.P.A. Harvard University, 1992; J.D., University of Oklahoma, 1985; B.A. Westminster College, 1981.
**** Vice-President, Center for Constitutional Rights. J.D., Columbia University, 1971; B.A. Brandeis University, 1966. Counsel in numerous cases seeking to limit U.S. military intervention; successfully litigated closing U.S.-run HIV refugee camp, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; Trial Lawyer of the Year Award; lecturer in law, Columbia Law School; Skelly Wright Fellow at Yale Law School; author, INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LITIGATION IN U.S. COURTS (Transnational Press 1996); editor, THE PINOCHET PAPERS (Kluwer 2000).
***** Partner, Klimaski & Grill, P.C.; Litigation Director for the Government Accountability Project. Serves as a Director of the Metropolitan Washington Employment Lawyers Association, the Veteran's Education Project, and the Military Law Task Force of the National Lawyers Guild. J.D., Antioch School of Law, 1976; M.A., New School for Social Research, 1973. The authors would like to thank Mr. Franklin Siegel (Volunteer Staff Attorney associated with the Center for Constitutional Rights) for his assistance.
1 Campbell v. Clinton, 203 E3d 19 (D.C. Cir. 2000); Campbell v. Clinton, 52 E Supp. 2d 34 (D.D.C. 1999).
2 CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION 309 (Johnny H. Killian & George A. Costello eds., 1996) (discussing President Jefferson's reactions to the Bay of Tripoli hostilities); see also JOHN HART ELY, WAR AND RESPONSIBILITY: CONSTITUTIONAL LESSONS OF VIETNAM AND ITS AFTERMATH 139-40 n.4, 3 (1993). ("The power to declare war was constitutionally vested in Congress. The debates, and early practice, establish that this meant that all wars, big or small, 'declared' in so many words or not—most weren't, even then—had to be legislatively authorized.")
3 S. REP. No. 220 (1973); CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY'S ALMANAC 322 (3d ed. 1982); ARTHUR M. SCHLESINGER, JR., THE IMPERIAL PRESIDENCY 130-40 (1973).
4 U.S. CONST. art. I, § 8, cl. 11 ("[The Congress shall have the Power] . .. To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal . .").
5 Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 137, 177 (1803) (emphasis added).
6 Bas v. Tingy, 4 U.S. (4 Dall.) 7, 40 (1800) ("[T]he whole power of war being . . . vested in the Congress."); Talbot v. Seeman, 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 1, 28 (1801) ("The whole powers of war being, by the Constitution of the United States, vested in Congress, the acts of that body can alone can be resorted to as our guides in this inquiry.").
8 See SCHLESINGER, supra note 3.
9 The authority for using U.S. armed forces in a conflict may not be inferred "from any provision . . . contained in any appropriation Act, unless such provision specifically authorizes the introduction of . . . [forces] . . . into hostilities…" 50 U.S.C. § 1547 (2000).
10 Dellums v. Bush, 752 F Supp. 1141, 1146 (D.D.C. 1990).
11 Berk v. Laird, 429 F.2d. 302, 305 (2d Cir. 1970).
12 Id.
14 Mitchell v. Laird, 488 F.2d 611, 613-16 (D.C. Cir. 1973).
16 Crockett v. Reagan, 558 F. Supp. 893 (D.D.C. 1982), aff'd, 720 E2d 1355 (D.C. Cir. 1983).
17 Lowry v. Reagan, 676 E Supp. 333 (D.D.C. 1987).
18 Raines v. Bird, 521 U.S. 811 (1997).
19 Dellums v. Bush, 752 E Supp. 1141 (D.D.C. 1990).
20 Id.
21 Goldwater v. Carter, 444 U.S. 996, 997-1002 (1979) (Powell, J., concurring).
22 Sanchez-Espinoza v. Reagan, 770 F.2d 202, 210-11 (D.C.Cir. 1985) (Ginsburg, J., concurring).
23 H.R.J. Res. 44, 106th Cong. (1999).
24 S. Con. Res. 21, 106th Cong. (1999).
25 Coleman v. Miller, 307 U.S. 433 (1939).
26 Raines v. Bird, 521 U.S. 811 (1997).
27 Rowan Scarborough, Record Deployments Take Toll on Military, WASH. TIMES, Mar. 26, 2000, at 6 (stating that forty-eight U.S. military missions deployed overseas in the 1990s alone; already our military advisors are being stationed in Colombia, and our troops remain in Bosnia, Kosovo, and other places of crisis around the globe).
28 H. Con. Res. 82 and H. J. Res. 44, 106th Cong. (1999) (comments of Reps. Hyde and Berman).
29 Situation in Kosovo: Hearings Before the House Committee on International Relations, 106th Cong., 1st Sess. 30-31 (1999) (testimony of Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State).
30 Press Release, Office of Congressman Tom Campbell, U.S. Supreme Court 'Shirks its Responsibility' by Denying Oral Argument to Congressional War Powers Lawsuit (Oct. 2, 2000).
31 Interview with Congressman Tom Campbell in Washington, D.C. (October 5, 2000).


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Match Time:8/24/2017 02:45 Thursday (GMT+8)
Liverpool: Good performance in the previous two games (Recent form: D W D W W)
Liverpool started this season with huge problems against Watford and 3-3 draw. They made a lot of mistakes in defense, but in attack were good even without Coutinho. He is still in the club, but didn't play in the first 3 games of this season and now will miss once again. In the first leg Liverpool were better against Hoffenheim and won with 2-1, but was lucky as the opponent missed a penalty, also missed great chance in the stoppage time. In the weekend the Reds faced Crystal Palace at home in a game from Premier League and had huge problems, but Mane scored and they won with 1-0. Lallana, Clyne and Ings are all injured and out, while Coutinho most probably will be left outsider of the squad.
Liverpool - Mignolet, Robertson, Matip, Lovren, Arnold, Wijnaldum, Henderson, Can, Mane, Firmino, Salah
Hoffenheim: Good start in the Bundesliga (Recent form: W W W L W)
Hoffenheim lost in the first leg with 1-2, but were very close to a draw and even a win as missed a penalty in the beginning of the game. Their performance in the local games were much better as eliminated Erfurt from Germany Cup with 1-0, also beat Werder Bremen with 1-0 in Bundesliga. There are no injured or suspended players, so full squad available, which is great news for the visitors. They will try to attack from the start of the game and score an early goal to keep their chances alive.
Hoffenheim - Baumann, Nordtveit, Vogt, Hubner, Kaderabek, Rupp, Demirbay, Zuber, Gnabry, Kramaric, Wagner
After all, Liverpool are with almost the same squad, which beat Hoffenheim in the first leg with 2-1, while the German side will have to attack more as they need to score at least 2 goals here on Anfield, so I expect an open game and lots of goals.
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While at one point nearly every website we visited started with the prefix "HTTP," that's not the case anymore. It's seen as less safe, so the Google Chrome web browser is going to start warning its users when it hits a site that is still HTTP.
HTTP vs. HTTPS
HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol. It's been used on websites since the World Wide Web was invented more than a quarter century ago. Back then they never could have imagined the potential problems that could come with visiting a website that wasn't secure.
HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) can be much safer to use, as like the name says, it's more secure because it's encrypted.
"Using HTTP for a website instead of HTTPS has always been problematic," said the head of cryptography at Cloudflare, Nick Sullivan. "Every interaction you have with a website that is unencrypted is broadcasted to an unknown set of companies in arbitrary locations across the globe."
"This is a massive privacy problem. It's also a security problem because the website content can be modified along the way without the user knowing. This invites intermediaries to insert ads, trackers, or malicious software to websites."
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- Use DNS hijacking to redirect visitors to fake websites that will intercept their login info
Even some nations that have governments that control their Internet, such as Egypt and China, can take advantage of the weakness of HTTP.
The United States is against strong encryption techniques, with FBI Director Christopher Wray claiming strong encryption on mobile phones prevents law enforcement from having access to evidence.
Google Chrome 68, 69, 70
But Google wants to warn you when visit a less secure HTTP site. And for that reason, with the release of Chrome 68 on July 24, the browser will begin to warn users when it connects with an unencrypted HTTP website.
Chrome will display the words "not secure" next to the URL in the address bar for websites that are not encrypted. It doesn't necessarily mean harm will come to you if you visit the website, however. But it may be annoying enough that website owners may want to update their sites to the HTTPS standard.
However, with Chrome 68 in September, instead of seeing the green padlock icon and the word "secure" on HTTPS connections, you'll only see a black padlock. It seems they want us to realize that a website being secure shouldn't be something special.
In October, Chrome 70 will be released, and the "not secure" warning in the address bar will then be displayed in a red color to be more alarming to you.
As far as other browsers, Mozilla says when they have a timeline for marking HTTP connections, they will announce it. Safari doesn't show any alert, and the Edge browser shows an icon for HTTP connections. When it's clicked, it offers a warning about the website not being encrypted.
The important thing to remember here is that everyone has choices. Just as website owners have a choice whether to update their site from HTTP to the encrypted HTTPS, you have a choice on whether to use Google Chrome with its new escalating warning system or use a browser that isn't so obtrusive.
If you travel up to your address bar in whatever browser you are reading this article in, you'll see that Make Tech Easier is secure with HTTPS.
What do you think about these warnings from Google Chrome? Do you think it will bother you to be warned every time you enter a non-secure website? Or will you be glad that they are taking the steps to warn you: Let us know what you think in our comments section below.
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United States District Court, D. New Mexico
April 4, 2018
ALEXANDER PALOMAREZ, Petitioner,v.DARIN YOUNG, Warden, MARTY JACKLEY, Attorney General, Respondents.
MATTER is before the Court, pursuant to Rules 4 and 11 of the
Rules Governing Section 2254 Cases In The United States
District Courts, on Petitioner Alexander Palomarez's
"Petition for Relief" filed on March 20, 2018.
(Doc. 1.) Petitioner asks the Court to vacate his South
Dakota criminal conviction and sentence because the United
States District Court for the District of South Dakota has
denied him relief on his prior and pending petitions for
writs of habeas corpus under 28 U.S.C. § 2254, even
though he has "exculpatory evidence to prove actual
innocence." (Id. at 3; see also Doc.
2.) For the reasons explained below, Petitioner's
"Petition for Relief" will be construed as a
petition for writ of habeas corpus under 28 U.S.C. §
2254 and will be dismissed without prejudice for lack of
"sole federal remedy" for a prisoner who
challenges "the very fact or duration of his physical
imprisonment" and seeks "a determination that he
is entitled to immediate release or a speedier release from
that imprisonment" is a petition for writ of habeas
corpus. Preiser v. Rodriguez, 411 U.S. 475, 500
(1973). A petition for writ of habeas corpus under 28 U.S.C.
§ 2254 "is the proper avenue for attacking the
validity of a [state] conviction and sentence."
Yellowbear v. Wyo. Attorney Gen., 525 F.3d 921, 924
(10th Cir. 2008). Therefore, the Court liberally will
construe Petitioner's "Petition for Relief"
as a petition for writ of habeas corpus under 28 U.S.C.
§ 2254.[1]
This is
not the first time that Petitioner has challenged his South
Dakota conviction and sentence via a petition for writ of
habeas corpus under 28 U.S.C. § 2254. On October 6,
2017, Petitioner filed a § 2254 petition in this Court
challenging his South Dakota conviction and sentence, which
the Court transferred to the United States District Court for
the District of South Dakota on February 28, 2018. See
Palomarez v. Young, 17-CV-01026-JCH-KBM, Doc. 20 (D.N.M.
Feb. 28, 2018); see also St. Louis Baptist Temple, Inc.
v. Fed. Deposit Ins. Co., 605 F.2d 1169, 1172 (10th Cir.
1979) (noting that "federal courts, in appropriate
circumstances, may take notice of proceedings in other
courts, both within and without the federal judicial system,
if those proceedings have a direct relation to matters at
issue"). Additionally, the record reflects that
Petitioner has filed two prior § 2254 petitions in the
United States District Court for the District of South Dakota
challenging the same South Dakota conviction and sentence.
(Doc. 2 at 6 (noting that Petitioner's first § 2254
petition was dismissed based on the doctrine of procedural
default, and his second § 2254 petition was pending
dismissal for lack of jurisdiction); see also Palomarez
v. Young, CIV 15-5007-JLV (D.S.D. 2016);
Palomarez v. Young, CIV 17-5070 (D.S.D.
This is
Petitioner's fourth § 2254 petition, but he has not
received permission from the appropriate United States Court
of Appeals to file a "second or successive"
§ 2254 petition under 28 U.S.C. § 2244(b)(3)(A)
("Before a second or successive application permitted
by this section is filed in the district court, the applicant
shall move in the appropriate court of appeals for an order
authorizing the district court to consider the
application."). "A district court does not have
jurisdiction to address the merits of a second or successive
§ 2255 or 28 U.S.C. § 2254 claim until [the United
States Court of Appeals] has granted the required
authorization." In re Cline, 531 F.3d 1249,
1251 (10th Cir. 2008). "When a second or successive
§ 2254 or § 2255 claim is filed in the district
court without the required authorization from [the Court of
Appeals], the district court may transfer the matter to [the
Court of Appeals] if it determines it is in the interest of
justice do so under [28 U.S.C.] § 1631, or it may
dismiss the motion or petition for lack of
jurisdiction." Id.
Factors considered in deciding whether a transfer is in the
interest of justice include whether the claims would be time
barred if filed anew in the proper forum, whether the claims
alleged are likely to have merit, and whether the claims were
filed in good faith or if, on the other hand, it was clear at
the time of filing that the court lacked the requisite
Id. Furthermore, "[w]here there is no risk
that a meritorious successive claim will be lost absent a
§ 1631 transfer, a district court does not abuse its
discretion if it concludes it is not in the interest of
justice to transfer the matter to [the Court of Appeals] for
authorization." Id. at 1252. To be
meritorious, a second or successive § 2254 petition must
be based on: (1) "a new rule of constitutional law,
made retroactive to cases on collateral review by the Supreme
Court, that was previously unavailable"; or (2) a
factual predicate that "could not have been discovered
previously through the exercise of due diligence" and
"the facts underlying the claim, if proven and viewed
in light of the evidence as a whole, would be sufficient to
establish by clear and convincing evidence that, but for
constitutional error, no reasonable factfinder would have
found the applicant guilty of the underlying offense."
28 U.S.C. § 2244(b)(1)(i)-(ii).
Court concludes that Petitioner's § 2254 petition
lacks merit, because it is not based on a new rule of
constitutional law, and although Petitioner alleges that he
is actually innocent of the crime of which he was convicted
and that he has the exculpatory evidence to prove his
innocence, he fails to identify what this exculpatory
evidence is, explain why it could not have been discovered
earlier through the exercise of due diligence, and link it to
a constitutional error at trial. See Case v. Hatch,
731 F.3d 1015, 1037 (10th Cir. 2013) (noting that a
"freestanding innocence claim under the Supreme
Court's decision in Herrera cannot be brought in
a successive petition governed by §
2244(b)(2)(B)(ii)" because the statute "requires
a linkage between constitutional error at trial and a
potential constitutional violation"). Because there is
no risk that a meritorious second or successive claim will be
lost, the Court declines to transfer this case to the United
States Court of Appeals and, instead, will dismiss
Petitioner's second or successive § 2254 petition
without prejudice for lack of jurisdiction.
In a
habeas proceeding, "[t]he district court must issue or
deny a certificate of appealability when it enters a final
order adverse to the applicant." Rule 11(a) of the
Rules Governing Section 2254 Cases In The United States
District Courts. To be entitled to a certificate of
appealability, Petitioner must make "a substantial
showing of the denial of a constitutional right." 28
U.S.C. § 2253(c)(2). "A petitioner satisfies this
standard by demonstrating that jurists of reason could
disagree with the district court's resolution of his
constitutional claims or that jurists could conclude the
issues presented are adequate to deserve encouragement to
proceed further." Miller-El v. Cockrell, 537
U.S. 322, 327 (2003). Reasonable jurists could not debate the
Court's conclusion that Petitioner's § 2254
petition is a second or successive petition over which this
Court lacks jurisdiction and, therefore, a certificate of
appealability will be denied.
THEREFORE ORDERED that Petitioner's "Petition for
Relief (Doc. 1), which the Court construes as a petition for
writ of habeas corpus under 28 U.S.C. § 2254, is
DISMISSED without prejudice for lack of jurisdiction, a
certificate of appealability is DENIED, and judgment will be
[1] Ordinarily, when a district court
recharacterizes a pro se pleading as a first §
2254 petition, the Court must "notify the pro se
litigant that it intends to recharacterize the pleading, warn
the litigant that this recharacterization means that any
subsequent [§ 2254] motion will be subject to the
restrictions on 'second or successive' motions, and
provide the litigant an opportunity to withdraw the motion or
to amend it so that it contains all the [§ 2254] claims
he believes he has." Castro v. United States,
540 U.S. 375, 383 (2003). This restriction does not apply,
however, where the petitioner previously filed a § 2254
petition, because "if the prisoner has filed once, any
future motion will be subject to the same constraints whether
it is the second [§ 2254] motion or a third."
United States v. Nelson, 465 F.3d 1145, 1149 (10th
Cir. 2006). As explained in the body of ...
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100 Awesome Classroom Videos to Learn New Teaching Techniques. With so many good teachers out there, it's fortunate they can share their knowledge via video on the Internet.
From the funny to the poignant, these glimpses into the lives of teachers and their students will keep you entertained while learning a little something as well. Whether you are a new teacher storing up tips and tricks or an experienced teacher who could just use a fresh perspective, you are sure to find something helpful among these videos. The Basics Reading, storytelling, math, and science all get coverage with these videos that show how some Teaching Storytelling in the Classroom. Watch children tell stories as a backdrop to educators talking about the storytelling experience. Myst 'Exile' in the Classroom. The Arts. Cwstoryboard.html. What are they?
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Image credit: iStockphoto These are the top 20 movies every educator should watch.
While every movie is not specifically about educators, there is definitely something to take away from each. These movies are not listed in order of importance, just the order they came to me. Each title is linked to their IMDB page. Summer School Mark Harmon tries to be the teacher he is not and only succeeds in reaching his students when he is the teacher they need him to be. Lean on Me Morgan Freeman plays Joe Clark, the principal who is willing to do anything it takes to help make his school safe and create an environment for all students to learn. Ferris Bueller's Day Off As a teacher, this movie is a bit funnier when you think about the things Ferris is able to pull off and the craziness Edward Rooney, the principal, must have had to deal with to push him over the edge. Dead Poets Society One of the main reasons I wanted to be an English Teacher my captain, my captain.
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Teachers' Guide - Growing Up Online. About the Film: FRONTLINE takes viewers inside the private worlds that kids are creating online, raising important questions about how the Internet is transforming the experience of adolescence.
At school, teachers are trying to figure out how to reach a generation that no longer reads books or newspapers. Fear of online predators has led teachers and parents to focus primarily on keeping kids safe online. But many young people think these fears are misplaced. Online media has also intensified the social dimensions of adolescence as teens create and play with identities on sites like MySpace and Facebook and encounter intense peer pressure in a variety of virtual worlds. About the Resources. Home. ELEV8ED.
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Last week a reader contacted me for suggestions about displaying YouTube videos in her classroom without accidentally having an inappropriate "related video" show up on the screen. What follows are the three resources I recommend for displaying YouTube without the sidebar advertisements and related videos. View Pure is a simple little tool that strips way all of the distractions of related videos, comments, and promoted videos.
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This post consolidates all of those resources into one list. If you have a suggestion that should be added to this list, please leave a comment. 1,2,3. This list cannot be started and would be totally incomplete if I did not start by mentioning Teacher Tube, Teachers.tv, and iTunes U. My blog posts on the three services are here, here, and here respectively.4. 6,7. 8,9 Vimeo and Blip.tv are two user generated content video sites that have gained some traction over the last year. 11. 12, 13. 15, 16, 17, 18. 19, 20 TED and Big Think offer intellectual discussions and presentations about a wide variety of social, political, scientific, and economic topics.
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I did some really wonderful, necessary, Mercury-is-direct-and-we're-retreading-ground type work tonight for the new moon, and I'm just wiped out from the energetic output. I'm going to take a mulligan on this post and hope to be up n at em again tomorrow! In the meanwhile, here are some fun articles to read and videos to watch:
An article by James Jacob Pierri on Hypatia of Alexandria and Aradia. A good, quick read!
Nemesis is recommending Tubelo's Green Fire by Shani Oates. I've always had an interest in the Clan of Tubal Cain and the way Nemesis is gushing about this book, I plan to read it too. Bibliophiles unite!!!
The movie Anonymous, about Edward De Vere as the real writer behind "Shakespeare." Why do I care so much? Because I love a good conspiracy, Shakespeare moves me, and Edward De Vere was a contemporary of Giordano Bruno and John Dee and wrote about both in Hamlet and The Tempest respectively. He also included Pagan deities in every play, including Diana, Apollo, Mercury, and Hecate. Also, everything in the plays matches up to events in De Vere's life. I also love a well costumed period piece and I need folks to go see this with with me. Check out the trailer!


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There are literally hundreds of plants that honey bees like. However, some of them are such bee magnets that's they're a cut above the rest. So if you can't stand having bees around, you might want to watch out for the plants in this list.
Sunflowers are agriculturally important to humans, so bee pollination is always welcome for huge farms.
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If there's one plant that pairs with bees tremendously, it's definitely the sunflower.
Sunflowers (Helianthus annuus) are giants that are often used for their seeds and oil. These tall flowers can measure up to 5 to 10 feet with massive blooms that can reach 8 inches in diameter. The biggest one ever recorded was raised in Germany. It reached a humongous 30 feet.
With its height and bright yellow color, the sunflower is like a lighthouse for pollinating bees, specially on a bright sunny day. However, hope's not lost for bee allergic gardeners who really want to have this flower. That's because there are pollen-free varieties that you can try out.
Golden fields of marigolds conveniently repel mosquitoes but attract a multitude of bees.
In our previous post, we talked about how marigolds can repel mosquitoes. But did you know that it's actually a bee magnet?
Bees are as attracted to marigolds (Tagetes) as they are to sunflowers. That's because the two blooms are related. They have roughly the same facilities that always keep the bees interested.
However, if you still plan on having marigolds in your yard, bear in mind that single flower varieties attract more bees than the multiple layered ones.
Bee Balm
Bee balms have unique flowers that are always guaranteed to attract pollinators.
Just by hearing its name, it becomes incredible obvious what kind of audience this plant appeals to – the buzzing kind.
The Monarda is a genus of flowering plants abundantly found in North America. It has many other names including horsemint, begamot and oswego tea.
Bee balms are a not only a favorite pit stop for bees. Because of its rich nectar, it attracts butterflies and hummingbirds too. You'll recognize it over its aromatic leaves which smell like bergamot orange. It also has bracted flowers that can come in red, pink, purple or white.
Lavender's popularity comes from its wonderfully relaxing scent.
Flowers from the genus Lavandula are great to have around. In fact, their uses might even outweigh their habit of attracting bees. Not only will they turn your yard into an aromatic paradise; they're useful for keeping other pests out, specially ants and fleas.
The mint family isn't just loved by humans. It's adored by bees too.
Huge flowers aren't the only plants that can lure bees to your yard. Mints (Mentha) have that same effect on them too, even if they're mostly covered with leaves. Long-tongued bees, for example, love hovering over salvia and oregano.
Apples, plum, peach and cherry trees
Stone fruits often invite bugs into their branches.
If you don't raise flowers but wonder about the bees in your home, there may be a fruit tree nearby.
Apple, plum, cherry and peach trees (Malus and Prunus) often get insect visitors all year round. Their flowers have plenty of nectar and pollen for winged insects like hornets and bees, and their fruits offer nourishment for other foraging bugs.
Parsley blooms tiny dandelion-like flowers, but they're flat and stringy.
Another herb that's very bee-friendly is parsley (Petroselinum crispum). Not only is this plant a culinary must-have, putting it on your yard and letting it grow flowers can attract many pollinators. They can pull in butterflies, hoverflies and of course, bees. So if you have a lot of parsley lying around your property, don't be surprised to spot these bugs near you.
Chives have round purple flowers made out of tiny elongated petals.
Finally, we have chives. The Allium schoenoprasum is basically a cousin to onions, but its flower heads are a potent bee attractant. If you haven't seen a growing chive before, you can recognize it through its stringy leaves and globe-shaped light purple flowers.
Chives only make up an extremely tiny percentage of the plants that honey bees like. In reality, there's a vast number of flowers and other fauna that they visit, so vast that the world has become totally dependent on them to carry out countless environmental and agricultural processes.
However, having a green yard that has less bees isn't completely impossible. It will take a lot of time, a huge deal of research and a good dose of trial and error, but it's a thousand times better than having a barren wasteland for a front lawn.
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