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ACLU Files Suit Challenging NC Second Parent Adoptions Ban. The ACLU this week filed a federal lawsuit challenging North Carolina's ban on second parent adoptions.
Second parent adoptions occur when one partner in an unmarried couple adopts the other partner's biological or adopted children so as to be able to access the legal recognition of parenthood. For several years family court judges in North Carolina had recognized second parent adoptions. However, in 2010 the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that second parent adoptions involving same-sex couples isn't legal in the state because the state confers parenting rights as part of its narrow definition of marriage factored against biological parenting rights.
Ninth Circuit Rejects Prop 8 Rehearing, Setting Up Appeal to Supreme Court. WASHINGTON - June 5 - Today the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals filed an order denying a request by proponents of Proposition 8 to refer Perry vs.
Brown to a larger panel of judges. Below is a statement released by Evan Wolfson, founder and President of Freedom to Marry: "Today's decision by the Ninth Circuit to deny a rehearing of Perry vs. Brown brings committed same-sex couples in California one step closer to being able to marry. In civil unions debate, Hickenlooper misplaced priorities. By Tyler Q.
Houlton. New Libertarian Nominee Gary Johnson Slams Republicans For Gay Staffer Flap. Former New Mexico Gov.
Gary Johnson makes a statement in the Fox News/Google GOP Debate at the Orange County Convention Center on September 22, 2011 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by Phelan M. Ebenhack-Pool/Getty Images) Get Politics Newsletters: BuzzFeed: Former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson officially became the Libertarian Party's nominee for President on Saturday with 70 percent of the vote, and one of his first acts as an official candidate was to issue a strong indictment of the Republicans for the situation surrounding Mitt Romney's gay former foreign policy spokesman. Read the whole story at BuzzFeed. Gary Johnson: I'm The Best Candidate On Gay Marriage. Michael Bennet for U.S. Senate. BREAKING: Joe Biden Endorses Same-Sex Marriage. By Igor Volsky on May 6, 2012 at 9:03 am "BREAKING: Joe Biden Endorses Same-Sex Marriage" Vice President Joe Biden has endorsed same-sex marriage, becoming the highest ranking American official to back marriage for gay and lesbian people.
His comments signify a split within the Obama administration and may pave the way for President Obama — who says he supports civil unions and is still evolving on the matter — to also embrace equality. Biden made his remarks during an appearance on Meet the Press, telling host David Gregory that he is "absolutely comfortable with…men marrying men, women marrying women." Could marriage equality become a dog whistle issue for the conservative base? North Carolina: Marriage Rights (but Not Equal Rights) on the May 8th Ballot. North Carolina polls are open for early voting in the primary election, and the rights of unmarried couples are being put to a public referendum.
I voted against North Carolina's Amendment One, which seeks to amend the state constitution "to provide that marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in th[e] state." A recent Pew poll shows that nationally support for gay marriage is higher than ever —47 percent of Americans in favor of it; 43 percent opposing — but North Carolinians have tended to be less progressive on the issue. When Amendment One was introduced last September, public opinion polls reported that only 31 percent of North Carolinians were in favor of legalizing gay marriage, and 61 percent favored keeping it illegal.
The fate of the amendment to ban civil unions and gay marriage will be decided on May 8th, the official primary election day. Local religious leaders have come out on both sides of the debate. Backers of North Carolina gay marriage ban: State no longer 'vulnerable' Gov.
Bev Perdue shares her thoughts on the gay marriage fight taking place in North Carolina on Tuesday and struggles to say whether she is for or against gay marriage itself. By Miranda Leitsinger, Staff Writer, NBC News Updated at 8:30 a.m. Obama's Gay Marriage Equivocation. "I favor legalizing same-sex marriages," Barack Obama told a gay newspaper while seeking his first term as an Illinois state senator in 1996, "and would fight efforts to prohibit such marriages.
" When Obama ran for re-election in 1998, he took the National Political Awareness Test, which among other things asked, "Do you believe that the Illinois government should recognize same-sex marriages? " His response: "Undecided. " It took Obama only two years to learn the political value of reticence regarding touchy social issues—a concept that evidently still eludes Vice President Joe Biden, whose unguarded comments about gay marriage on Sunday called unwelcome attention to his boss's studied ambiguity on the subject. Yet a close look at Obama's statements over the years suggests his spokesman is telling the truth when he says Biden's position is essentially the same as the president's. "The government has to treat all citizens equally," Obama said during a 2007 presidential debate.
Contribute now to They filibustered equality! The GOP leadership filibustered equality last night.
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Language in Action
Categories, Lambdas and Dynamic Logic
- J. van Benthem, University of Amsterdam, Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
This monograph began life as a series of papers documenting five years of research into the logical foundations of Categorial Grammar, a grammatical paradigm which has close analogies with Lambda Calculus and Type Theory. The technical theory presented here stems from the interface between Logic and Linguistics and, in particular, the theory of generalized quantification. A categorical framework with lambda calculus-oriented semantics is a convenient vehicle for generalizing semantic insights (obtained in various corners of natural language) into one coherent theory.
The book aims to demonstrate to fellow logicians that the resulting applied lambda calculus has intrinsic logical interest. In the final analysis, the idea is not just to `break the syntactic code' of natural languages but to understand the cognitive functioning of the human mind.
Book information
- Published: February 1991
- Imprint: NORTH-HOLLAND
At present the research programme presented in van Benthem's monograph is intensively developed by logicians, mathematicians, and specialists in computer science and linguistics. Language in Action conveniently reports in detail and in a compact form the results hitherto obtained. Certainly it becomes the standard reference in the area.
From the Logical Point of View


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NewLink Genetics Corporation (NLNK) announced today that the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, or BARDA, of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, or HHS, has exercised an $18M option on NewLink Genetics' existing contract to support the scale-up of the manufacturing process relating to its investigational rVSV-ZEBOV GP vaccine candidate. BARDA made an initial $30M contract award to NewLink in late 2014 and is now providing additional funding to continue development of the Ebola vaccine candidate. Merck (MRK) has the license for research, development, manufacturing and commercialization of the rVSV-ZEBOV GP vaccine.
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Oracle (ORCL) Health Sciences announced that 93 emerging biopharma organizations worldwide have become new customers in the past year, adopting Oracle Health Sciences solutions to succeed in this rapidly evolving market and deliver drugs to patients faster. Organizations, including Accera and NewLink (NLNK), selected Oracle Health Sciences solutions to manage their end-to-end clinical trial processes, boost clinical development productivity, facilitate compliance, and build scalable, affordable platforms for growth.
September 28, 2015
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Stocks on Wall Street were sharply lower as investors continue to worry about the health of China's economy and continue to flee the biotech sector. The iShares NASDAQ Biotechnology Index (IBB) was down 6.33% today and is down about 18.5% since September 21, when Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton pledged to take action against the high prices of specialty drugs. Adding to the tentative mood among investors was noted investor Carl Icahn's preview for a presentation that will be made available on his site tomorrow, entitled "Danger Ahead." The preview includes several cautious comments that the billionaire has publicly made recently regarding his concerns about the high-yield bond market and the stock market. ECONOMIC EVENTS: In the U.S., personal income grew 0.3% in August, versus expectations for it to rise 0.4%. Personal spending rose 0.4% last month, versus expectations for growth of 0.3%. The pending home sales index fell 1.4% in August, missing expectations for it to have risen 0.4%. The Dallas Fed manufacturing outlook survey for September had a reading of -9.5, versus expectations for a reading of -10.0. In China, industrial profits plunged 8.8% in August, adding to the recent string of weak data from the Asian giant. COMPANY NEWS: Apple (AAPL) reported that it set a record by selling more than 13M new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus models in the first three days after launch of the devices. However, shares of the tech giant slid about 2% to $112.44 following the announcement... Alcoa (AA) shares advanced 52c, or 5.73%, to $9.59 after the company announced that its board has approved a plan to separate into two independent, publicly-traded companies - an Upstream company that will operate under the Alcoa name and a new "Value-Add company" that will provide high-performance, multi-material products whose name will be announced at a later date... Biotech stocks continued recent declines, with Valeant (VRX) dropping 16.6% after a group of Democratic congressmen urged additional scrutiny of the company's "price hike" business model, while Epizyme (EPZM) and NewLink (NLNK) fell a respective 27% and 21% after presenting data at the 2015 European Cancer Congress... Shares of both Energy Transfer Equity (ETE) and Williams (WMB) fell after they announced a combination deal valued at approximately $37.7B, including the assumption of debt and other liabilities. Under the terms of their deal, an affiliate of ETE will acquire Williams at an implied current price of $43.50 per Williams share, the companies said. In late June, Energy Transfer Equity made a proposal to merge with Williams in an all-equity transaction valued at that time at $53.1B, including the assumption of debt and other liabilities. Under that prior merger proposal, ETE would have acquired all of the outstanding common stock of Williams at an implied price of $64 per Williams share, which represented a 32.4% premium to Williams' common share closing price as of June 19. Energy Transfer Equity shares closed down $2.95, or 12.69%, to $20.29 after announcing today's revised deal, while Williams dropped $5.03, or 12.09%, to close at $36.57. MAJOR MOVERS: Among the notable gainers was Republic Airways (RJET), which surged $2.38, or 81.8%, to $5.29 after announcing that the company and Teamsters Local 357 have reached a consensual tentative agreement on the terms of a new three-year contract for the 2,100 Republic pilots represented by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Also higher was Media General (MEG), which gained $2.49, or 22.3%, to $13.64 after Nexstar (NXST) proposed a cash-and-stock deal to acquire the company for $14.50 per share, which Media General said it would "carefully review." Additionally, Sanchez Energy (SN) rose 4.5% to $5.57 after agreeing to sell certain Eagle Ford Shale midstream assets to Sanchez Production Partners (SPP) for $345M. Among the noteworthy losers was Huntsman (HUN), which plunged $3.99, or 28.7%, to $9.92 after warning that headwinds would impact its third quarter earnings. Also lower were shares of Depomed (DEPO) and Horizon Pharma (HZNP), falling a respective 22% and 21%, after Depomed continued its criticism of Horizon's hostile takeover bid for the company. INDEXES: The Dow fell 312.78, or 1.92%, to 16,001.89, the Nasdaq lost 142.53, or 3.04%, to 4,543.97, and the S&P 500 dropped 49.57, or 2.57%, to 1,881.77.
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Rodgers and Hammerstein's only score written expressly for the screen highlights this delightful film about an Iowa family's adventures at the fair. Jeanne Crain, Dana Andrews and Dick Haymes star.
The principal bonus on the two-DVD set is a whopper, the complete 1962 version of State Fair. Enjoyable but less charming than the 1945 film, it has the same basic plot, except that it takes place in 1960s Texas and with its pop-icon cast feels more like an Elvis musical. Alice Faye, who was originally considered for the Jeanne Crain role in 1945, plays opposite Tom Ewell as the parents who take their family to the fair. Pat Boone takes his race car and ends up romancing the hot dancer Ann-Margaret, while the dull Pamela Tiffin is wooed by the annoying Bobby Darin. Bluebell the prize hog is still here, as are the Rodgers and Hammerstein songs such as "It Might as Well Be Spring" and "It's a Grand Night for Singing." Following Oscar Hammerstein's death, Richard Rodgers wrote the music and lyrics for a handful of new, undistinguished songs. On the DVD, Boone recorded a commentary track in which he discusses his ambition to be a "singing Mr. America" and how he had to convince his wife and daughter that there was nothing to the scene he filmed topless with Margaret. Boone speaks only for short stretches, and the DVD menu offers the unusual disclaimer that the commentary track has "extended gaps of silence." On the original film, film historian Richard Barrios and Tom Briggs, who cowrote the 1996 Broadway-musical version, do a commentary track in which they discuss trivia about the film as well as the 1933 original, the 1962 remake, and the stage version. Some of that information is repeated in the "From Page to Screen to Stage" featurette. There's also a black-and-white performance by Mary Martin of "It Might as Well Be Spring" and a pilot for a potential TV series. It's a sort-of musical in that Mitch Vogel goes to the fair to enter a country & western Young Stars of Tomorrow competition, but it's lackluster at best. --David Horiuchi
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Pedro Almodóvar's Volver (Coming Back) is set in Madrid's lively working-class neighborhoods, where three generations of women survive wind, fire and even death, thanks to goodness, audacity and a limitless vitality. They are Raimunda (Penélope Cruz), who is married to an unemployed laborer and has a teenage daughter (Yohana Cobo); Sole (Lola Dueñas), her sister, a hairdresser; and the mother of both (Carmen Maura), who died in a fire along with her husband. The presence of the mother, whose reappearance in death seems to arise out of a need to fix the situations she couldn't resolve in life, gradually becomes a comfort to her daughters as well as her grandchild. The female ensemble cast together was awarded Best Actress at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival.
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Fresh: A deeply entertaining experience that engages our hearts as well as our funny bones.
Fresh: [A] gritty melodrama tempered by surreal black humor.
Fresh: Pedro Almodovar whipstitches a movie from patches of those mother-daughter melodramas Mildred Pierce, Bellissima and Two Women and makes it seamless and original, funny as it is fierce, breathtaking as it is life-affirming.
Fresh: Volver qualifies as a must-see movie for the director's fans or for those who wish to admire one of the greatest living cinema artists.
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William J. Bodin(1927 - 2013)
VERNON, Vt. - William J. Bodin, 86, of Meadow Road died Monday (9-9-13) at home. He was born in Brooklyn, NY, on Jan. 17, 1927, the son of Joseph and Florence (Hansen) Bodin. He attended St. Anselem's Catholic School.
William served as an Airborne Paratrooper in the U.S.
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Upon his return from Military Service, Bill worked as a technician at Sperry Gyroscope in Lake Success, Long Island. He moved to Palo Alto, CA, to work for Howard Hughes at Hughes Air. He retired 24 years ago from his position as a Laboratory Technician from Varian Medical Systems and moved to Gardnerville, NV. Wanting to be closer to family, William moved to Vernon, VT, in 2005.
William's niece, Kathleen (Bodin) and her husband Raymond Butler, moved from Fort Lauderdale, FL, in April 2010 to reside with him due to his advanced age to provide his day-to-day care. In July 2011, Bill was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Since that time, Bill's niece, Patricia Bodin of Erving, MA, and great-niece, Roxanne Butler of Lake Pleasant, MA, has also been an integral part of his care and support.
Also among his survivors, William leaves nieces and nephews, Florence (Bodin) and Raymond Scott of Buckland MA, James Bodin of Astatula, FL, Raymond and Barbara Bodin of Palm Coast, FL, as well as many great- and great-great and great-great-great nieces and nephews.
William is predeceased by his only sibling, John, in 1977.
The family would like to express their gratitude to Bayada Hospice of Brattleboro, VT, specifically Tarina, Beverly, Kristen and Claire for all of their support and care during the past months.
A graveside service will be held Saturday (9-14-13) at 1 p.m. at Arms Cemetery in Shelburne Falls with the Rev. Charles J. DiMascola officiating.
Calling hours will be held Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Kostanski Funeral Home, 1 Kostanski Square in Turners Falls.
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