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U.S. Government: You can't believe Padilla when he says we tortured him because he's crazy from all the things we did to him
The New York Times reports that the government supports the defendant's motion for a competency hearing to determine whether Jose Padilla is fit to stand trial. Normally, the prosecution tends to oppose such hearings, because they allow the defendant to escape punishment. But in Orwellian world of the Padilla case, the government doesn't really mind. After all, if Padilla were found competent, one might also have to believe his allegations of torture at the hands of the U.S. government:
I am unclear how this can fail to work in Padilla's favor, if it means he gets to subpoena records. That, of course, is the trick. He'll be required to defend his competence without recourse to proof of what events might have lead to a condition from which his competence is challenged. He could "lose" the competence issue and still "win" the more important battle...if the crimes against this citizen were established as a matter of public record.
What is at stake here? Really? Nothing less than lancing the boil of the whole patchwork of illegal and immoral acts taken by this administration under cover of "war" on terror. If not via the Padilla case, then when?
And before our right-wing vandals weigh in, let me ask if "inalienable" is an absolute with respect to a citizen's rights? Or are these absolutes y'all claim to believe in really more a matter of expedience after all?
"Sure, I can ground Orr. But he has to ask me to"
"That's all he has to do to be grounded?"
"That's all. Let him ask me."
"And then you can ground him? Yossarian asked"
"No. Then I can't ground him."
"You mean there's a catch?"
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The administration doesn't even pretend anymore not to follow Joseph Heller's guidelines. Remember Catch-22: We can do everything you cannot stop us from doing...
The defense has proven to be less that brilliant in its arguments to date and is again being raised on its own petard by the Government.
The defense initially filed this motion to dismiss without the benefit of any affidavits or other supporting evidence.
After the Government's response brief pointed out the utter lack of evidence presented by the defense and punched holes in most of the defense argument, the defense shifted gears in its reply and presented affidavits like that of Dr. Hagerty claiming that the defendant was incompetent to participate in his own defense.
Naturally, the Government, as is their right, demanded that one of their own doctors examine the defendant to determine whether he actually is incompetent to stand trial. All of the sudden the defense team gets all defensive and objects to an examination. What they heck did the defense think was going to be the Government's response to their incompetence claims? This is a standard request. Is the defense afraid of what the Government's doctor will not find or are they building up a case for a future appeal by defendant claiming incompetent counsel?
Bart, you are the only one who cannot bring himself to ask him self what the consequences of the government's arguments can be. You can only stick to the point that Padilla must be guilty, because the government says so. I'll check Catch-22 for the right quote. But believe me that some Major concludes that Clevinger is guilty. Of what he askes? We'll think of something.
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Bart, you are the only one who cannot bring himself to ask him self what the consequences of the government's arguments can be. You can only stick to the point that Padilla must be guilty, because the government says so.
Quite to the contrary.
You may have missed this, but Padilla's counsel are not seeking to dismiss the indictment based on a lack of evidence to go to trial under the charges, nor do they claim that the evidence against Padilla was gained illegally and is inadmissible.
Rather, Padilla's counsel first made an argument unsupported by law or evidence that Padilla should be released because of alleged "torture."
After the government shredded that argument with binding 11th Circuit case law, the defense shifted their tack to claim that Padilla was incompetent because of the alleged "torture." However, the defense is so confident in their latest argument that they are opposing examination of their client by a government doctor.
I have no idea whether Padilla is guilty of what the government accused him nor have I ever claimed he is guilty. I have not seen the evidence and, more importantly, the cross examination of that evidence. However, after seeing the flailingly desperate defense preliminary motions, I am getting the feeling the government case may be stronger than the press is implying.
BdP: I am getting the feeling the government case may be stronger than the press is implying.
Right. And tell us again, exactly why did the government shift venue and finally get around to charging P as a criminal after so very long? Because their case in the other venue was so very air-tight? Sure, we all buy that, really we do. BTW, you very much owe a response on the ACLU thread about your stand on the morality of inciting hate motivated violence.
"Bart" DePalma:
After the government shredded that argument with binding 11th Circuit case law, the defense shifted their tack to claim that Padilla was incompetent because of the alleged "torture." However, the defense is so confident in their latest argument that they are opposing examination of their client by a government doctor.
"Bart" has never heard of "arguing in the alternative". Surprising for a lawyer.... But I see no sign that the defence has dropped their claim that the torture was beyond the bounds of legitimate behaviour and that the prosecution should nt be premitted to continue.
But "Bart" needs to catch up on his reading: It is Padilla that is resisting a competency determination (and for similar reasons to why many people resist such), not the lawyers.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We've all seen the pink ribbon everywhere. On food wrappers, clothing, jewelry, ornaments and even the NFL is sporting pink. There are Breast Cancer Walks, Runs and fundraisers. But, this horrible disease is more than a month long event for many individuals. Here is one amazing author's story of her battle with cancer.
I feel like an AA participant. Hi, my name is Liz Kreger and I've been actively participating in the GCB (Great Cancer Battle) for the past seventeen years. I'd say that pretty much makes me qualified to discuss the subject. Over the years I've been sliced, I've been diced, I've been radiated and chemoed with inches of my life. I guess you can call me a walking, talking breast cancer expert.
A lot of people seem to think that breast cancer is a disease that targets older women. Imagine my surprise when the biopsy came back positive. Me? Cancer? Naw! I was only 35 years old. I led a fairly healthy lifestyle (if you discounted the occasional junk food orgy I indulged in), worked out regularly and there was no family history.
It wasn't even a lump that I found, but a dimple. Don't know 'bout you, but I've never had a doctor tell me to look for a dimple on your breast. They've always touted "do your self-examinations and watch for a lump".
Within weeks I had the biopsy (involving numerous four-letter words on my part), a mastectomy and scheduled for chemo … just to be on the safe side.
Fast forward seven years to where I about to hit the golden year where I would be considered cancer free … the holy grail for any cancer survivor. You hit the seven year mark and you're home free … considered cured, only having to go see your oncologist once a year. Absolute bliss for anyone going through the GCB. Then, out of the blue, my left hip began bugging me. What the hell? New tests were ordered and sonavabitch! The cancer had metastasized to my hip. This time we used radiation to knock it out.
I was carefully monitored after that and within two years, the little suckers were back again. Now we're into heavy duty chemo. Six doses, once every three weeks. This is where I lost my hair (absolutely everywhere), endured a yucky feeling 24/7, lost 15 pounds (which was okay as far as I was concerned), and this is the one and only time I tossed my cookies. Peppermint is great for an upset stomach, by the way. This was followed by weekly infusions of Herceptin in an attempt to keep the cancer off … but no dice. Came back again and I went through a slightly stronger bout of chemo. Pissed me off, too, because I'd just gotten my hair back. Same deal as far as reactions go.
Now its 2012. I've lost count of how many recurrences I've had. Hell, I quit counting after fifteen. I've been on more types of chemo than I can remember and am still undergoing treatment. We're to the point of recycling chemos that we'd tried in the past. I've outlasted the oncologist that I'd had for over fifteen years (he retired) and am now working with a younger oncologist who has a number of pretty good ideas. Don't get me wrong. At this point, being a stage four cancer patient, I'm well aware of the fact that my doctors and I are playing the "Let's see how long we can keep Liz alive game." I'll never live to see a cure, but you know what? I'm okay with that. I figure I'm gonna hang around long enough to give cancer a good run for its money … just because I'm a tenacious bitch.
It was while I was in remission that I began writing again. I joined Romance Writers of America and completed a half dozen books, two of which are published. Writing has become a part of my life … just as cancer has. The treatments I undergo cause excessive fatigue so writing sometimes has to take a backseat to rest. I also work full time, so between that, dealing with cancer and a family, making time to write can sometimes be a challenge.
I sincerely believe I've learned a lot about life going through the GCB. Compassion for one thing and patience. You learn to think of others and you learn to laugh. I've always said that I have twenty minutes to feel sorry for myself … then get over it. Life is too short to bemoan your fate. You deal with it, you overcome the obstacles and you go on. I'm a strong believer in a positive attitude.
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Liz Kreger currently has two books published with Samhain Publishing. Forget About Tomorrow and Promise for Tomorrow are romantic space operas. She's also part of a project with a group of very talented authors who put together ENTANGLED, A PARANORMAL ANTHOLOGY. All proceeds are going to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and to date they've raised over $11,000.00 with that project. The short story she has with ENTANGLED is an offshoot of a contemporary paranormal which her agent is currently peddling and which hopefully will soon be published.
Bottom Line: When ever I'm around Liz Kreger, I'm filled with a sense of wonder, admiration and tremendous pride. I'm honored to call her friend.


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Three years. When I first discovered the Julie Foudy Sports Leadership Academy (JFSLA) in 2012, it would be three years before my daughter Elizabeth would be able to attend. Why was I so excited about this camp? There are plenty of good soccer camps in the area, but this one was different.
First, it was Julie Foudy, a pioneer for women's sports as an athlete, advocate, and ESPN analyst. But the camp offered more than just an opportunity to play soccer - it included in its curriculum service, leadership, and teamwork, all strengths young women can use during these formative years of emotional and physical growth.
So it would be three years before she could be part of the academy. But then in 2013 we got lucky. The JFSLA program includes a Choose to Matter contest, where campers develop and carry out service projects in their communities and submit those projects in the competition. In 2013, JFSLA and Century Council added a new category to the contest - a Mother-Daughter project where you did not need to be a camper to participate. Elizabeth decided on her project: the Ankeny Miracle League and Playground, in honor of her friend Ryann. She worked hard to collect money in our neighborhoods. Then our amazing families, friends, schools, and community got on board and helped vote Elizabeth into the finals. From there, the judges selected Elizabeth's project as the grand prize winner in her category. We were going to the Florida Special Olympics to meet Julie Foudy!
Elizabeth and the five other winners from California, Illinois, Georgia, and New Jersey met for the first time that Friday at Walt Disney World. By Saturday night, you would never have known they'd just met. Common interests in community service and, of course soccer, bonded these girls. So Elizabeth spent the weekend admiring Julie and these other wonderful young women, and I sat back in awe at what an opportunity this was for her to learn from all of them. Part of their weekend was spent working at the Special Olympic soccer games and running a soccer clinic for the athletes.
This interaction was also wonderful to see, with my nine-year old leading warm-ups with Julie and working directly with athletes on their soccer skills. Although she was a bit shy and nervous at the start, she took full advantage of this opportunity and enjoyed every minute with Julie, the other winners, and the athletes.
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1 tablespoon
fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon
chopped garlic
1 tablespoon
chopped fresh parsley
2 pounds
medium raw shrimp, shelled, deveined, with tails attached
This recipe couldn't be any easier to fix..a wonderful meal to prepare in a hurry but tasting like you worked long and hard! I didn't have fresh shrimp..had 2 12oz bags of frozen so thawed them first and drained off all the water; proceeded with the recipe as stated. I used just a shy tbsp. of the dijon and on the advice of others, only used 1/2 cup butter. When I got the mixture together, I didn't think there would be enough but continued to heed the repetative advice of other reviewers and stuck with half cup...am glad I did...it was plenty enough and hubby dipped his french bread in the garlic butter! I used 2 cloves of garlic and rough chopped a handful of parsley. I also added a splash of dry white wine...this was fabulous and will definitely make again..don't be shy to try it with the frozen shrimp...just dethaw first and drain off all the water. I served this over linguine.
This dish would have been much better w/ at least half of the mustard. The mustard overpowered the garlic so I felt like I was eating mustard shrimp as opposed to garlic.
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This is very easy and tasty. I used the full amount of butter and thought it was fine because I served it over penne. However, if you don't want extra sauce, I'd reduce the butter by half. I used extra garlic, dried parsley and frozen shrimp, thawed, shelled, and drained. I don't really care for mustard, but used the required amount anyway. It added a little something. Had I not known that there was mustard in this dish, I wouldn't have recognized the flavor; it was that subtle. I don't understand how people could find it overpowering unless they used yellow mustard. I took one star off because the cook time for the shrimp is way off. I used large shrimp and they were a tad overdone at 10 minutes. ( I think they should have come out of the oven at 7-8 minutes) I can't imagine how rubbery medium sized shrimp at 15 minutes would be.
We loved this recipe. So fast and easy. As far as some of the comments made about using less butter, I went ahead and used all the butter which I think was needed to make sure the shrimp was coated. There was a lot left over in the pan but that was o.k. We did add a light sprinkling of parmesan and old bay, which i think helped the butter cling to the shrimp. A little splash of white wine is also good in the mix.
I too made some modifications to this great recipe. I used 24 oz. of frozen shrimp, with the tail on. Used only 1 tablespoon of mustard, and I added apprx. 1 tablespoon old bay seasoning, 3 cloves of chopped garlic and 2 tablespoons of fresh parsley to the butter mix. After placing in a non stick cookie pan (with sides), I sprinkled it with a mixture (about two handfulls)of panko bread crumbs and fresh grated parmigiano-reggiano cheese. The last two to three minutes of cooking, I placed the oven on broil (just long enough to brown the tops of the shrimp). OUTSTANDING!
Wow, I was really impressed with this! Other than adding a "glug" of white wine I made this as stated and was very happy. It's easy to throw together, is ready in mere minutes, looks lovely on the plate, and tastes delicious! What more could you ask for? I served this with whole wheat linguine and a zucchini/yellow squash/tomato medley, then garnished the entire plate with minced fresh parsley. When my husband called to let me know he was leaving the office I started dinner and it was ready to serve when he got home 25 minutes later! The next time I make this I will get it all assembled in advance to pop in the oven at a moment's notice, especially since I think the shrimp might even benefit from the extra time marinating in all those wonderful ingredients. I will also keep this dish in mind for last minute company. Thanks for the great recipe!
I've only taken the time to write 4 reviews thus far. I felt compelled to write a positive review for this dish. It is truly EXCELLENT, given the time investement and number of ingredients. This is equal (and even better) to most of the scampi dishes I've eaten in restuarants. As other reviewers, I cut the butter in half (which means you use one block of butter from your container 8 tablespoons = 1/2 cup), I added 3/4 cup of White Cooking Wine, I omitted the Parsley (since I didn't have it, and it did not affect the taste in the least). I baked for 14 minutes (without any pre-marinating -no time for it). I tossed it in with Spinach Fettucine (got to get the vegetables in somehow). It was great, wonderful smell, not overly buttery (I don't like alot of butter). Was a crowd pleaser at my home. Will definitely make again. Thank you for this RECIPE!!!!!
I really liked this recipe! I'm only thirteen, so I'm not really taken seriously when I cook, but this made my family finally realize it! Thanks!
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Knotty Veneer wrote:Japhy over at tinfoilushnisha blog https://tinfoilushnisha.wordpress.com/2013/01/08/welcome-to-shakedown-street-you-want-me-to-pay-for-this/ has posted an interesting post complaining about the fact that Western practitioners are not supported by often quite well-off Tibetan lineages.
Is he right? Is it more difficult to practise Dharma in the West if you have no money? Should the more well-off lineages start putting some money into Western monasteries and centers?
Huseng wrote:Bear in mind to run a temple in India with foreign currencies is a lot cheaper than doing something equivalent in the USA. To build a giant monastery is likewise cheaper when materials, labour and such things are bought with donations of foreign currency.
Knotty Veneer wrote:Japhy over at tinfoilushnisha blog https://tinfoilushnisha.wordpress.com/2013/01/08/welcome-to-shakedown-street-you-want-me-to-pay-for-this/ has posted an interesting post complaining about the fact that Western practitioners are not supported by often quite well-off Tibetan lineages.
Is he right? Is it more difficult to practise Dharma in the West if you have no money? Should the more well-off lineages start putting some money into Western monasteries and centers?
untxi wrote:i know centers who operate on a complete "pay to play" model, and others that don't turn people away. i know people who have managed to organize their lives and make family and career choices so that they could do long retreat. i know others who have managed to do serious study and practice while doing the normal job and family thing.
this is a question of what we're building in the west re sangha.
we're all willing to support our teachers' projects and to pay money to go to teachings. we're willing to practice and study, and spend money and sacrifice other opportunities to do that. we're willing to travel to asia and spend money on texts and tangkhas and dharma toys.
but are we willing to, for example, give some of those resources so others can do the same?
for example, i support a young tibetan woman's school expenses so her mother can stay in retreat. would i do that for a woman in my sangha?
another example: i've cooked and run errands for my teachers, including some very in depth technical projects which cost me thousands in lost wages. would i do the same for a fellow student? would i take time off my job to cook and do laundry for a sangha member in retreat? would i take on extra work to send them into a formal closed retreat?
i think these are the questions to ask-- not why money kicks up instead of drips down. we have to ask about our own priorities.
deepbluehum wrote:There's a bias. It could be overcome. My teacher's 3 yr retreat was sponsored by a prominent Tibetan official along with HH. thats not going to happen for any Westerners. tibetans see westerners as a source of cash, not as an investment. Let's not forget when Tibetans went for dharma to the Mahasiddhas it required taking large amounts of gold. And there are those Wstern masters around. It all depends on the individual.
Yudron wrote:Both the Tsadra Foundation and the Khyentse Foundation are supporting Westerners in long term retreat. Our retreat center was revolutionized by Tsadra coming a long to fund some of the retreatants. But, it is competitive and not every one will be funded.
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There is also the expense of attending courses and talks etc and we need to see ensure that Buddhism doesn't become (even more) white and middleclass. So supporting free tickets for events is also a good thing to do. And also perhaps simply refusing to support events that are just too pricey.
Many lamas do tours in the West to raise money for their projects and the people who rely on them. And while I do not suggest that (beyond a few charlatans) any do it for personal gain, a time is going to have to come when Westerners are no longer seen as "wishfulfilling cows". The financial hegemony of Europe and the US is not going to last beyond mid-century and India and China is where the money will be. While we no doubt will continue to rely on the Tibetans for teachings I hope they continue to come when the money is not there like it was.
Karma Dorje wrote:I'm sorry but I have to take the flip of where this discussion is going. Westerners that have no problem shelling out big bucks for university educations, yoga classes, Lululemon tights, Starbucks coffee, etc. but putting their money where their mouth is when it comes to the teachings that liberate from samsara suddenly becomes tightfisted. ....
Personally, I think we should be asking what we need to do to exert ourselves more to reach the goal rather than asking why there isn't more free stuff.
Karma Dorje wrote:There is no question we need to do a better job of supporting our ordained sangha here in the West. It is often extremely challenging for them and relatively few of us westerner householders have the same view that the wealthy Taiwanese businesspeople do that the ordained sangha is a field of merit.
I think what's really needed is actual monasteries. Not dharma centers. That means all monks or nuns having monastic quarters and communal living arrangements. Simple, spartan and poor. That means even if you have absolutely nothing but the robes on your back you'll still have a plank to sleep on and some rice and dal to eat.
Lobsang Damchoi wrote:Get a grip, dear -- practitioners get laid off like everyone else. Dharma travel and long retreats are financially off-limits for many of us. Some groups make it nearly impossible for someone like me to do volunteer work to compensate for lack of funds.
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The water line is rising along NYC's waterfront, and public works artist Eve Mosher is using her High Water Line project to make sure that we understand the very real effects of climate change along our shared urban coastline. From May to October 2007, Mosher is drawing (by-hand or pushcart) a white chalk line through the waterfront communities of Brooklyn and lower Manhattan in order to illustrate the 10-feet above sea level mark that potentially threatens unsuspecting neighborhoods, commercial zones, city streets, and private residences. High Water Line marks the extent of increased flooding brought on by stronger and more frequent storms as a result of climate change.
Illuminated beacons will also be installed in local area parks and information packets distributed by the artist and volunteers to curious residents and business owners along the close to seventy-mile project. Mosher maintains a detailed blog account of the dialogs and the 'not in my front yard' conversations that she has with concerned citizens who would be most affected by flooding and increases in sea levels.
According to the scientific data culled by Mosher on her website, modest sea level rises of 4.3 to 7.6 inches could occur by the 2020's at current rates. By the 2050's, the area's sea level could rise by 6.9 to 12.1 inches if trends are not reversed.
Mosher recently participated in a panel discussion at the CitySol Fest here in NYC and, along with other participants, was left examining the idea of how to "reframe the global warming issue from a global one to a local one, with real, tangible actions." The artist believes that projects like the High Water Line have the potential to not only raise public awareness, but also to serve as a catalyst for ongoing questioning in conjunction with shared resources and tools at the grassroots level.
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September 21, 2007 at 1:54 am
I'd like to see the line on Google earth as an option – I see there's an app to show flooding, but I'm not sure how to patch it in…but it's coarse; like 1m increments or something…it would be nice to have more data available in standardized projections that way; after all, images of what exists only tell us what the eye can see, and there's a lot more going on. Kudos to the artist for her 'eco-revelatory design' – however small a part of the big picture you want to criticize it as being. Peace – D.
September 17, 2007 at 8:24 am
[…] Ecovisualization Design Challenge panel discussion on Saturday, September 15th. Eve Mosher, whose High Water Line Project we recently covered here at Inhabitat, was an invited speaker and […]
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[…] Ecovisualization Design Challenge panel discussion on Saturday, September 13th. Eve Mosher, whose High Water Line Project we recently covered here at Inhabitat, will also be a speaker and […]
August 15, 2007 at 7:14 am
[…] As I mentioned yesterday I come across a number of stories featuring people just like me or you who have found a new way to either make a new product more eco-friendly or are attempting to show our world through the eyes of Mother Nature. I decided to discuss two of these in in particular starting with the London Photographers Gallery exhibit entitled "The Plastic Bag" and moving on to today's High Water Line Project. […]
August 4, 2007 at 7:30 pm
I think this is a good project and I'm glad this woman is dedicated to raising people's awareness. Honestly, if one person goes home and decides to make green decisions then this woman has been the proverbial drop in the bucket that begins a spread to others.
August 4, 2007 at 6:48 pm
I agree that the impact of global warming, while not pleasant for most humans, will fall most harshly on the "biomes". However, your view is short-sighted. You are saying that the environment will most suffer from the environmental damage we have created. Well, that is true. But our survival (and more that that, if you are optimistic, our thrival) as a species depends on the millions of other species in this world. We are learning now, more than ever, that one cannot disconnect the "human civilization" from the "biomes".
Another point I would like to point out. Yes, this could be described as a "panic art project". But if someone has the courage to stand up against the tide of denial and ignorance that, while waning currently, holds sway in the US, I say bravo. A comprehension of the best facts we have now should cause panic, but a controlled, instructive panic. It's not about us, it's about the generations that come after us.
On a practical note, the density of population and development along the coastlines of the world is such that it could not be so easily 'traded" as you seem to be suggesting, for inland spaces. I for one will not be living next to a coast, but sea level rises of 1-2 feet would be devastating to world economies.
Perhaps thats not such a bad thing, after all, in the end we have to learn to live on less, and give Mother Nature her due respect.
August 4, 2007 at 3:12 pm
On the average cities can grow at a rate of a few mile per decade through expansion, redevelopment, etc. This rate far, far exceeds the worst-case rate predicted by global sea level change models.. So presumably city could retreat from an advancing sea by simply redirecting its growth inland and uphill, hopefully out pacing the rising sea level. This is for the average cities only–cities in areas like the Bangladesh delta do face a real threat (Last resort: move those cities–See the Chinese's Three Gouge Dam for a preview). We must see climate change in a real world context and not in a context of media frenzy of reactionary, fear-fed, panic art project. I worry more about global climatic change as a devastation against the world's biomes than how it affects the human civilization–because unlike us human they are oblivious and defenseless against the changes bought on by us.
August 4, 2007 at 6:56 am
I presume that the implication is that we can do something to change this, and that the govt. is the best answer?


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Close your eyes and picture this for a moment. A massive backdrop shrouds a stage, featuring a fire-breathing monster with glowing red eyes, flames shooting from an orbital socket as pyrotechnics shoot off in 10-foot walls of fire. The lighting rig above casts an eerie red-orange glow, and the band…they sound phenomenal.
Welcome to Iron Maiden's "Maiden England 2013" tour, which is based around the video of the same name. It kicked off in North America in 2012, and has been followed by dates 'on the other side of the pond' in 2013. This includes the band's record-breaking fifth headline performance at Donington Park, their first show at the newly built national stadium in Stockholm, a return to the Rock in Rio festival in Brazil, and their first-ever appearance in Paraguay.
That video we mentioned earlier? It's actually a live video by the band during their "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son" world tour recorded in Birmingham, England in November 1988. It was originally released on VHS the following year, but re-issued on March 25, 2013 in DVD, CD and LP formats. It's just one of the many things that has bolstered the band's name and reputation after nearly 40 years of making music, and the fans just can't get enough.
Make no mistake that Iron Maiden continues to wow crowds around the world with their live shows (we didn't even mention the light shows, candles, dry ice and fog machines, and air raid sirens). It's no wonder these guys have a career still on the upswing, displaying more energy than musicians half their age. Your last chance to see them this year will be at Estadio Nacional in Santiago, Chile on October 2, with opener Slayer & Ghost.
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Last week Rockville High School junior quarterback Chuck Reese flirted with the 500 yard passing mark.
Friday night against Rockville, Thomas S. Wootton's junior signal caller, Sam Ellis, surpassed it.
Ellis threw for a 547 yards unofficially and six touchdowns as the Patriots overcame an early 24-6 deficit to defeat Reese and the Rams, 58-40.
"Natural born leader," Patriots coach Tyree Spinner said after watching Ellis rally the Patriots. "Undersized as a quarterback. Not perfect technique according to the books, but the heart of a lion."
Trevon Diggs (10 catches for 292 yards) caught four touchdowns from Ellis as Wootton scored 38 consecutive points after falling behind.
"I had fun out there," Ellis said. "My receivers were running great. The (offensive) line did a good job blocking. It was a team win."
Asked about possibly setting a state record, he said, "It's a great accomplishment. Obviously, I'm very proud of it, but I couldn't have done it without my team."
Wootton (5-4) kept its playoff chances alive entering the final week of the regular season while the Rams hopes ended as they fell to 5-4.
Ellis completed 22 of 36 passes and was intercepted once. Eight of his completions went for more than 25 yards and three for more than 50.
"He worked hard in the offseason improving his arm strength and shoulder stability so his balls are traveling a lot further now," Spinner said.
Jibri Woods added six catches for 172 yards, including 39 and 75-yards touchdowns. Diggs scored on a 32-yarder in the first half, a 90-yarder on Wootton's first play from scrimmage of the second half, a 14-yard fade route, and a 44-yarder.
"We played as hard as we could," Rams coach Seth Kenton said. "We don't have the speed that they do and that was pretty obvious."
Reese, coming off a 480-yard performance against Magruder, completed 21 of 33 attempts for 192 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions.
Rockville running back Chris Maldonado rushed for 90 yards and two touchdowns before leaving late in the first half with an apparent leg injury.
Early on it looked like Wootton might never stop Reese and Maldonado as the Rams scored on their first three possession and led 24-6 in the second quarter.
"We were well aware that Rockville was a very good offensive team, a very well coached team in general, so we knew that they were going to come out fast," Spinner said. "We just had to sustain a few blows and keep working at it."
The Patriots stiffened on defense, getting three straight stops and took the lead as the first half was winding down when Woods caught a pass at midfield and eluded the final tackler for a 75-yard touchdown.
"When we get on a roll it's hard to stop," Kenton said. "But once we do stop — the offense has a few three-and-outs and no time goes off the clock and the defense is back on the field — we start to wear ourselves out, which is the opposite of what we're trying to do."
Leading 27-24 to open the second half, Wootton forced a punt and, on the first play, Diggs got behind his defender on the left sideline and caught an Ellis pass in stride on the way to pay dirt.
"It's good chemistry," Ellis said of Diggs. "I find him on the field all the time. He's a great guy to be throwing the ball to. Makes my job easier."
The Patriots eventually built the lead to 44-24 before Rockville rallied.
A pair of Rams' touchdowns and two-point conversions sandwiched around a Patriot score made it 51-40 with 7:49 left in the game.
Rockville got the ball with 6:36 left, but four plays later Reese was intercepted by Bryan Castillo, who returned the pick 45 yards for the clincher.
Wootton 58, Rockville 40
Wootton (5-4) 6 21 17 14 - 58
Rockville (5-4) 16 8 0 16 - 40
R – Anthony Albert 5-yard pass from Chuck Reese (Louison Biama pass from Chuck Reese)
W – Trevon Diggs 32-yard pass from Sam Ellis (pass failed)
R – Chris Moldonado 10-yard run (Joey Cornwell pass from Chuck Reese)
R – Chris Moldonado 2-yard run (Anthony Albert pass from Chuck Reese)
W – Bryan Castillo 3-yard run (pass failed)
W – Jibri Woods 39-yard pass from Sam Ellis (Eric Shumacher kick)
W – Jibri Woods 75-yard pass from Sam Ellis (Daniel Quackenbush pass from Sam Ellis)
W – Trevon Diggs 90-yard pass from Sam Ellis (Eric Shumacher kick)
W – Trevon Diggs 14-yard pass from Sam Ellis (Eric Shumacher kick)
W – Eric Shumacher 39-yard field goal
R – Spencer Brigman 4-yard pass from Chuck Reese (Louison Biama pass from Chuck Reese)
W – Trevon Diggs 44-yard pass from Sam Ellis (Eric Shumacher kick)
R – Spencer Brigman 5-yard pass from Chuck Reese (Louison Biama pass from Chuck Reese)
W – Bryan Castillo 45-yard interception return (Eric Shumacher kick)
Wootton – Jibri Woods 8-40, Sam Ellis 5-28, Bryan Castillo 2-24, Jake Koplan 1-11.
Rockville – Anthony Albert 15-92, Chris Moldonado 11-90, Spencer Brigman 1-12.
Wootton – Sam Ellis 22-36-547-1
Rockville – Chuck Reese 21-33-192-2
Wootton – Trevon Diggs 10-292, Jibri Woods 6-171, Mas Etocke 3-33 Kwame Frimpong 2-42, Austin Schoenfeld 1-9.
Rockville – Spencer Brigman 6-59, Louison Biama 5-49, Anthony Albert 4-17, Joey Cornwell 3-39, Tony Emeche 2-16, Fon Nanudone 1-12.


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