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closed with a three under par round of 68, which included back to back birdies On 16 and 17, to seal the deal at Riviera Country Club . This is the ninth career victory on the PGA Tour as Bubba moves to fourth in the official world golf ranking
The media spotlight and Bubba Watson
He's the small table in another sense in becoming a multiple winner not only the Augusta National but also Riviera Country Club . Two incredibly tough tracks. Only Nickelson, Watson, Snead, and Hogan have done that before. So you can
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Charlie Rymer and Paige Mackenzie show how to play a blind tee shot like the one on the 18th hole at Riviera Country Club for the 2016 Northern Trust Open. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.
Architectural aspects of 18th at Riviera CC
Matt Ginella explains the architectural aspects of the 18th hole at Riviera Country Club that come into play at the 2016 Northern Trust Open. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.
Riviera event to be called Genesis Open
its title sponsorship from the winners-only event in Kapalua to the Tour's L.A. stop, played annually at Riviera Country Club . The tournament will be named after the Genesis, a luxury sedan offering from Hyundai. The Tour has not yet
Nice guys, big mistakes: Answering oft-asked questions
one, so for me it was the L.A. Open, as it was originally known. It is my favorite event for two reasons: Riviera Country Club and Rudy Durand. Riviera is an old George Thomas design that for some reason stirred my imagination and on a few
McNeill rides hot putter to opening 67 at Honda
I had been playing so bad, golf was not really very exciting for me," McNeill said. Despite listing Riviera Country Club among his favorite venues, McNeill opted to skip last week's Northern Trust Open for an extra week of prep
Like him or not, if Bubba is anything, he's honest
sentence. The man from Bagdad, Fla., can even open up, given the subject matter, like he did on Sunday at Riviera Country Club following his ninth PGA Tour victory. As only he can, Watson explained that his poor play prior to his triumph at the Northern Trust Open - he finished tied for 70th
Scott pads lead for second Aussie Olympic spot
Scott currently holds the second Olympic spot for Australia behind world No. 2 Jason Day. After a T-2 finish at Riviera Country Club , Scott moved up six spots to No. 13 in the world and increased his advantage for his country's final qualifying
Watson up to No. 4 after Northern Trust victory
Northern Trust Open. Watson staged a late rally to finish one shot clear of both Adam Scott and Jason Kokrak at Riviera Country Club , his second win there in the last three years. The victory allowed Watson to move past Rickie Fowler and Henrik
After opening eagle, McIlroy (75) falls apart
Cadillac Championship, the WGC-Dell Match Play and the Masters. The Northern Irishman also said he saw enough of Riviera Country Club , which he was playing for the first time this week, to make it a staple on his future schedules. "This is
Before Riviera win, Watson passed kidney stone
was more hectic than originally thought. Watson said following his victory over Adam Scott and Jason Kokrak at Riviera Country Club that he spent Monday in the doctor's office having a CT scan, which discovered a kidney stone. "Sunday morning [at Pebble
Watson wins NTO by 1 over Scott, Kokrak
as the outcome of the Northern Trust Open was in doubt right to the very end. Here's how things ended up at Riviera Country Club , where Bubba Watson rallied to win this event for the second time in the last three years: Leaderboard: Bubba
After two runner-ups at Riviera, is it DJ's time?
course, and obviously I've done well here the past couple years." There has been one victory for Johnson at Riviera Country Club , however. He won Wednesday's pro-am when paired with his future mother-in-law, Janet Jones.
Bombers, ball-strikers have equal chance at Riviera
players doesn't belong? If that sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, it's actually a testament to Riviera Country Club 's brilliance, if not the standard of play at this week's Northern Trust Open. If there's no greater compliment for a golf course
Alcott on playing Riviera Country Club
the LPGA Tour Rookie of the year back in 1975. We're delighted to welcome her and now she joins us live from Riviera Country Club . Good morning, Amy. Good morning, Cara, wonderful to be with you. Really wonderful to talk to you, and listenWe're delighted to welcome her and now she joins us live from Riviera Country Club . Good morning, Amy. Good morning, Cara, wonderful to be with you. Really wonderful to talk to you, and listen, fascinating to understand
Kokrak feeding off confidence from Pebble Beach
likely wasn't on many fantasy teams this week. But after his second-round 64 vaulted him into the lead at Riviera Country Club , Kokrak said he wasn't surprised he emerged atop a star-studded leaderboard. "The way I hit it on Saturday
Avid skier Johnson shaking off rust - and snow
aren't many options to ply his chosen trade in Aspen during the winter. Leonard, who is tied for seventh at Riviera Country Club following a second-round 68, said his training during the offseason consisted of three or four days a week in
DJ (66) continues mastery of Riviera
LOS ANGELES – Given his resume around Riviera Country Club it was no surprise to see Dustin Johnson's name atop the leaderboard on Friday at the Northern Trust Open. That he's overhauled
Spieth misses cut, looks ahead to Doral
Cadillac Championship in two weeks, which will give him a window to rest and rebound from his poor performance at Riviera Country Club . "I'll probably add to the ball count from what I've had recently," he said. "I've been trying
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lead. And he ended his day yesterday speaking with a Arbil resents. Prior Rory first go around here into the Riviera country club in the competition 400 pretty good rounds and I think you played. Yeah I was all of his assault on a golf. Youwith a Arbil resents. Prior Rory first go around here into the Riviera country club in the competition 400 pretty good rounds and I think you played. Yeah I was all of his assault on a golf.
Am Danielson on 67: 'I had no expectations'
Amateur Charlie Danielson, who is a senior at Illinois, talks after his 4-under 67 on Thursday at the 2016 Northern Trust Open.
Collegiate Showcase winner Danielson opens with 68
LOS ANGELES – Charlie Danielson shot a bogey-free 68 on Monday in the Collegiate Showcase at Riviera Country Club to earn his spot in the Northern Trust Open. On Thursday, the Illinois senior went one better in his first PGA Tour start. Danielson
Bubba on 66: 'I made a few putts today'
Bubba Watson talks after his 5-under 66 on Thursday at 2016 Northern Trust Open.


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Ranking the MWC venues: SDSU owns massive home-court advantage
San Diego State's student section, "The Show," has been known to harass opponents. Does it make Viejas Arena the Mountain West's most difficult venue?
San Diego State's student section, "The Show," has been known to harass opponents. Does it make Viejas Arena the Mountain West's most difficult venue?
Which venue in the Mountain West is the toughest place to steal a win? Cast your vote.
What is @_theREALdeal15's favorite thing about being a part of the #UNLVmbb program? pic.twitter.com/hXdJoKLIiI
Five-star wing Troy Brown Jr. has named his final eight schools. Did the hometown school, UNLV, remain on the list?
One of the most popular attractions at Las Vegas Summer League is the Jerry Tarkanian statue -- partly because fans want to take pictures with it and partly because it's a Gym in the popular augmented reality game Pokémon Go.
After 17 seasons at San Diego State, Steve Fisher isn't in danger of being fired, but how long until he retires? And how much patience will UNLV have with first-year coach Marvin Menzies?
The Orlando Magic selected Stephen Zimmerman Jr. with the No. 11 pick in the second round (No. 41 overall) of the 2016 NBA draft on Thursday night.
If Kevin Pelton was in charge of the Bulls, he'd take UNLV's Patrick McCaw with the No. 14 pick. Pelton names McCaw his favorite two-way role player in the draft. Brilliant picks (Insider)
UNLV has gained some frontcourt depth with the addition of St. John's transfer Christian Jones.
Jovan Mooring, a 6-foot-2 guard who was last season's NJCAA Division II Player of the Year, has signed with UNLV, the school announced Wednesday.
Former UNLV forward Ben Carter will join Michigan State this season as a graduate transfer, the team announced Tuesday.
Pelicans guard Bryce Dejean-Jones, 23, has died of a gunshot wound to the abdomen after police said he broke down the door to a Dallas apartment.
UNLV head coach Marvin Menzies has added three more players to his first recruiting class.
Faced with a nearly empty roster when he arrived, new UNLV coach Marvin Menzies says he has had to be creative as he recruits to rebuild the program.
UNLV's Stephen Zimmerman was asked by teams who are the three people living or dead he'd want to have dinner with. His answer was an eclectic group.
Rex Hughes, who coach at Kent State, USC and UNLV, in addition to the NBA, died on Monday. He was 77.
Point guard Jaylen Fisher, who reopened his recruitment after coaching changes at UNLV, has committed to TCU over a long list of schools.
UNLV coach Marvin Menzies talks to Andy Katz and Seth Greenberg about his odd trek to UNLV, the challenges of filling out the roster given the circumstances and more.
Can Josh Pastner keep top talent in Georgia? Will Tubby Smith change his recruiting philosophy at Memphis? New coaches face some difficult questions.
Dave Rice, dismissed by UNLV in January, has been hired as an assistant coach at rival Nevada, according to multiple reports.
UNLV's board of regents voted 12-1 to approve a five-year, $3.75 million deal for Marvin Menzies on Friday, ending a strange couple of weeks in Las Vegas.
UNLV is proposing a five-year contract that pays $3.7 million to its new men's basketball coach, Marvin Menzies.
UNLV has agreed to a deal with Marvin Menzies to become the Rebels' new coach, replacing Chris Beard who jumped to Texas Tech after three weeks on the job.
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- Primarily inattentive: The child exhibits recurrent inattentiveness and an inability to maintain focus on tasks or activities. In the classroom, this may be the child who is "spacing out" and "can't stay on track."
- Primarily hyperactive-impulsive: Impulsive behaviors and inappropriate movement (fidgeting, inability to keep still) or restlessness are the primary problems. Unlike the inattentive ADHD-type child, this individual is more often the "class clown" or "class devil" -- either manifestation leads to recurrent disruptive problems.
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This post originally appeared on Huffington Post Politics.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito ended this Supreme Court session with a bang, writing the majority opinion in two cases that gave for-profit corporations the right to make religious liberty claims to evade government regulation and set the stage for the fulfillment of a central goal of the right-wing political movement: the destruction of public employee unions.
Neither of the decisions were particularly surprising. Samuel Alito is the single most pro-corporate Justice on the most pro-business Court since the New Deal. Still, Alito's one-two punch was another extraordinary milestone for the strategists who have been working for the past 40 years to put business firmly in the driver's seat of American politics.
Many would suggest that the modern right-wing movement began with the failed presidential bid of Barry Goldwater. But there's a strong case to be made that it begins in earnest with a 1971 memo by Lewis Powell, who argued that American businesses were losing public support and called for a massive, continuing campaign to wage war on leftist academics, progressive nonprofit groups, and politicians. The memo by Powell, who was later appointed to the Supreme Court via a nomination by Richard Nixon, inspired a few very wealth men like Adolph Coors, John M. Olin, and Richard Mellon Scaife, who set about creating and funding a massive infrastructure of think tanks, endowed academic chairs, law schools and right-wing legal groups, including the Federalist Society, which has nurtured Alito's career.
Chief among the right-wing movement's tactics has been building sufficient political power to achieve ideological dominance over the federal judiciary. As activists like Richard Viguerie recruited foot soldiers to help win elections for the GOP, the Federalist Society built the intellectual foundations for an extreme conservative legal movement that would gain traction when its members won confirmation to the federal bench. That process began in earnest during the Reagan administration and reached new heights during the George W. Bush administration with the ascendance to the Supreme Court of John Roberts and Samuel Alito.
Samuel Alito was, is, and always has been a man of the movement, an ideological warrior with a clear set of goals. His commitment to achieving those goals by any means available to him is reflected in his record in the Reagan Justice Department, the White House Office of Legal Counsel, as an appeals court judge, and now as a Supreme Court justice, where he is helping to wage a legal counterrevolution aimed at reversing hard-won advances protecting workers, the environment, and the rights of women, racial and ethnic minorities, and LGBT people.
He remains an active part of the political and legal movement that shepherded his rise to power. The Federalist Society's Leonard Leo steered Alito's Supreme Court nomination through the White House and Senate. Alito has returned the favor, participating in numerous events for the Federalist Society even after he became a member of the Supreme Court. He has shown no concern about positioning himself as part of the movement, telling listeners at a Federalist Society dinner in 2012 that the Obama administration is promoting a vision of society "in which the federal government towers over people." He has also helped raise funds at events for the right-wing American Spectator Magazine (where he mocked VP-elect Joe Biden), the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, and the Manhattan Institute.
Alito's class at Princeton was the last all-male class at the university, and when Alito was angling for a promotion within the Reagan-Meese Justice Department in 1985, he bragged that he was a "proud member" of Conservative Alumni of Princeton, a group that aggressively fought the university's efforts to diversify its student body by accepting more women and people of color. (He developed a surprisingly thorough amnesia on the topic between his Justice Department days and his Supreme Court confirmation hearings.)
At the Justice Department, Alito was part of a team that pushed to limit civil rights protections and advance a right-wing legal ideology. Even in that hothouse of right-wing activism, he was an outlier, unsuccessfully trying to push Ronald Reagan to veto an uncontroversial bill against odometer fraud on the grounds of federalism. Alito argued that it is not the job of the federal government to protect the "health, safety, and welfare" of Americans. He continued to push that kind of federalism argument as a judge, dissenting from a ruling that upheld a federal law restricting the sale of machine guns. On the Third Circuit Court of Appeals he was often the lone dissenter staking out far-right interpretations of the law that consistently sacrificed the rights and interests of individuals to powerful corporate or other institutions.
Among the right-wing movement's key long-term goals — from the Nixon era up until today — has been to rig the system to prevent progressives from being able to win elections and exercise political influence. They have sought to "defund the left" by starving government agencies and progressive nonprofits of funds and by weakening or destroying organized labor, which is a crucial source of funding and organizing efforts for progressive causes and candidates. For example, the DeVos family pushed anti-union "right to work" legislation in their home state of Michigan, and the Koch brothers and their political networks have poured massive resources into the political arm of the movement, exemplified by politicians who, like Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, are hell-bent on the destruction of public employee unions.
Alito's recent decision in the Harris v. Quinn case was just the latest step towards that goal. In that case, Alito and his conservative colleagues invented a new employee classification in order to declare that one class of workers paid by the state are not subject to the same labor laws as other public employees. The decision was prefigured in a 2012 case, Knox v. SEIU, in which Alito led an attack on unions by deciding to answer a question that had not even come before them in the case. In essence, he and the other conservative justices argued that a system that allows workers to opt out of assessments for unions' political work was suddenly unconstitutional, and required an opt-in. Justice Sotomayor slammed the Alito decision for ruling on an issue which the SEIU had not even been given an opportunity to address. That kind of right-wing activism moved People For the American Way Foundation's Paul Gordon to write that the Court's conservative judges "might as well have taken off their judicial robes and donned Scott Walker T-shirts in their zeal to make it harder for unions to protect workers."
In his Harris decision, Alito went out of his way to invite right-wing legal groups to bring a more far-reaching case, one that would finally give him and his pro-business colleagues an opportunity to take a sledgehammer to public employee unions by eliminating, in the name of the First Amendment, the requirement (specifically upheld by the Supreme Court over 30 years ago) that workers benefitting from a collective bargaining agreement help pay for the costs of negotiating that kind of agreement. That would devastate union financing, sharply limiting their ability to protect their members and potentially setting up a death spiral as fewer employees would see the benefits of joining (and paying dues to) the unions. Not coincidentally, this would also severely weaken the progressive political organizations and parties that unions have long supported. Movement conservatives have long looked forward to checking that off their "to do" list.
Alito's determination to re-write federal law in ways that strengthen corporate power and undermine workers' rights was also on display a few years earlier, when he wrote an indefensible opinion — joined by his conservative colleagues — in Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. Alito ignored judicial precedent, common sense, and the clear purpose of the law in order to create an unreasonable deadline for making a pay discrimination claim, one that would be insurmountable for someone who was not immediately aware that they were being discriminated against. Lilly Ledbetter, a loyal Goodyear employee who learned she had been paid less than male colleagues for years, was, in the words of law professor and PFAW Foundation Senior Fellow Jamie Raskin, "judicial roadkill along the highway in the majority's campaign to restrict, rewrite, and squash anti-discrimination law." Alito also wrote the 5-4 majority opinion in last year's Vance v. Ball State decision, which made it easier for companies to avoid liability in discrimination cases by declaring that someone who directs an employee's day-to-day activities doesn't count as a "supervisor" unless they have power to take "tangible employment actions" against them like firing them. As in the Ledbetter case, Alito ignored how workplaces really work in order to reach his result.
In Hobby Lobby, the other blockbuster case this week, Alito wrote a decision declaring, for the first time ever, that for-profit corporations have "religious exercise" rights under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. In order to do so, Alito had to ignore common sense (for-profit corporations don't have religion), to say nothing of the clear historical record and explicit statutory language that RFRA was intended to return the state of the law to the era before the Supreme Court's 1990 decision in Employment Division v. Smith (which many believed undermined protection for religious minorities). In the face of all evidence, Alito argued, in Ginsburg's words, that RFRA was "a bold initiative departing from, rather than restoring, pre-Smith jurisprudence."
In an effort reminiscent of the Supreme Court's "applies only in this case" approach to Bush v. Gore, Alito argued that his ruling was "concerned solely with the contraceptive mandate" and applied solely to closely held corporations.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg didn't let him get away with it, calling Alito's ruling "a decision of startling breadth." Having created an entirely new legal avenue by which closely held for-profit companies (which includes about 90 percent of American businesses, hiring more than half of the nation's workforce) can try to evade regulation, Alito has undoubtedly generated excited activity in right-wing legal organizations who are likely to use the ruling to try to claim exemption from anti-discrimination laws for business owners that oppose homosexuality or gender equality, or perhaps for evangelical business owners who believe the Bible opposes minimum wage laws and collective bargaining. And he gave no limiting principle on extending RFRA to for-profit corporations, leaving open the question as to whether an enormous publicly-traded corporation like IBM or GE would also count as a "person" with religious liberty rights under RFRA.
Alito's insistence that the Court must accept the plaintiff's claim of "substantial burden" on religious free exercise based on their belief that some forms of contraception cause abortion — in spite of the consensus of the medical and scientific establishment to the contrary and Justice Ginsburg's explanation of why that belief does not translate into a "substantial burden" — was prefigured by an argument he made when working in the Office of Legal Counsel, where he helped write a memo arguing that, in spite of anti-discrimination provisions, employers in federally funded program could exclude people with AIDS regardless of whether or not their "fear of contagion" was reasonable.
Given that the Hobby Lobby case has been trumpeted by the right as a victory for "religious liberty," it is worth noting that, in this year's 5-4 Town of Greece decision, Alito joined his conservative colleagues in a decision that showed little regard for the religious beliefs of citizens of minority faiths whose public town board meetings were consistently begun with sectarian prayers. During consideration of his nomination to the Supreme Court, the editorial page editor of the Atlanta Journal Constitution had written that Alito would be "likely to further erode the protections that have kept the majority from imposing their religious views on the minority."
Alito also joined the Court's 5-4 majority in last year's decision gutting the Voting Rights Act, another long-pursued goal of the right-wing movement. That decision, in Shelby County v Holder, is another example of the step-by-step shift in the law being pursued by the conservative justices. Shelby was built in part on a 2009 Voting Rights Act decision in which the Court declined to vote on the constitutionality of the provisions they threw out in Shelby, but in which Chief Justice John Roberts included language about "constitutional concerns" that he would later cite in Shelby. Earlier in his career, Alito made clear that he disagreed with Court decisions that established the crucial "one man, one vote" principle that undergirds many voting rights protections.
As a Supreme Court justice, Samuel Alito has demonstrated the traits of the right-wing movement from which he emerged: he denounces judicial activism while aggressively pursuing it; he is willing to twist laws, precedents, and established processes in order to advance his political goals; and he has often demonstrated contempt for those who disagree with him, as when he rolled his eyes and shook his head while Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg read her dissent in the Shelby County case.
Much of the initial news coverage of the Hobby Lobby and Harris cases focused on the description of them by their author as being "limited" rather than "sweeping" in scope. That ignores the clear evidence from those cases, and from the record of the Roberts court, that Roberts and Alito are playing a long game. They have decades in which to relentlessly push the agenda that has been fostered by right-wing legal and political groups for the past four decades. Their one-step-after-another dismantling of campaign finance law, from Citizens United to McCutcheon, makes it clear that Roberts and Alito see the value of patience and of presenting a public image of restraint while carrying out a revolution. But a revolution they are pursuing, one in which the First Amendment's protections for religious freedom and free speech are manipulated in the service of undermining religious liberty, the rights of workers, and the ability of the government to regulate corporate behavior.
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Yesterday, People For the American Way members participated in a special telebriefing to discuss the Supreme Court term that wrapped up this Monday and to unpack some of the critical decisions handed down by the Court this year. The call, which was kicked off by PFAW President Michael Keegan and moderated by Director of Communications Drew Courtney, featured Senior Fellows Jamie Raskin and Elliot Mincberg, as well as Executive Vice President Marge Baker.
Discussing Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, Raskin explained the case and the damaging implications of the 5-4 decision. Highlighting the "extreme and extravagant" claim made by Hobby Lobby that its religious rights were violated, Raskin described the court's decision that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act covers "closely held" corporations and noted that this creates a "dangerous expansion of corporate personhood." Raskin described how this exemplifies the Court in the Citizens United era, where the far right Justices regularly find ways to rule so they can enhance the power of corporations.
Mincberg also provided background on RFRA and explained how the law was distorted and expanded in this decision far beyond what anyone had in mind when it passed by an enormous bipartisan majority 20 years ago.
Members wanted to know what actions can be taken to help address the imbalance in the Court and the troubling decisions made by the Roberts' Court in the last few years. Baker addressed the issue of rebalancing the Court, emphasizing the importance of presidential elections on the Court's make-up.
The telebriefing also covered the recent decisions in McCullen v. Coakley, NLRB v. Noel Canning, and Harris v. Quinn, underscoring the Court's decisive move to the right.
Listen to the full audio of the telebriefing for more information.
Anti-gay activists are rejoicing at the Supreme Court's decision in Hobby Lobby today, in part because they are hopeful that the decision will pave the way for one of their own policy goals: to use the religious liberty argument to push for broad exemptions for corporations from nondiscrimination laws.
Liberty Counsel's Matt Barber is hopeful that the decision bodes well for those trying to use religious freedom as a cloak to justify discrimination against LGBT people:
#HobbyLobby may help protect businesses from those pushing counter-biblical #LGBT lifestyle & anti-Christian agenda http://t.co/Lgg2zrcmFB
— Matt Barber (@jmattbarber) June 30, 2014
#HobbyLobby bodes fairly well for freedom of association in context of #lgbt immorality & religious freedom http://t.co/cfDPgzmYl9 #tcot #p2
— Matt Barber (@jmattbarber) June 30, 2014
Peter LaBarbera of Americans for Truth About Homosexuality has a similar take:
LGBT Left has been winning in the courts, but now we have hope that SCOTUS will honor small biz conscience exemptions on homosexuality #tcot
— Peter LaBarbera (@PeterLaBarbera) June 30, 2014
There may be reason for them to be optimistic. As SCOTUSblog pointed out, the majority's opinion pointedly leaves open "the question of whether the Government has a similarly compelling interest in preventing discrimination on the basis of sex or sexual orientation."
With respect to implications for other kinds of religious-based discrimination, the Court writes that racial discrimination in hiring will not be permitted under RFRA because "The Government has a compelling interest in providing equal opportunity to participate in the workforce without regard to race, and prohibitions on racial discrimination are precisely tailored to acheive [sic] that critical goal." Note that this leave open the question of whether the Government has a similarly compelling interest in preventing discrimination on the basis of sex or sexual orientation.
UPDATE: TPM has more on this.
UPDATE II: Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association has joined the chorus:
What freedom means: if you want to hire homosexuals, you can. If you don't want to hire homosexuals, you don't have to.
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanJFischer) July 1, 2014
The Religious Right's reaction to the Supreme Court's decision in the Hobby Lobby case — in which the Court's conservative majority ruled that some for-profit businesses must be exempt from the Affordable Care Act's contraception coverage mandate — has started rolling in.
Erick Erickson sees the decision as a victory over the promiscuous:
My religion trumps your "right" to employer subsidized consequence free sex.
— Erick Erickson (@EWErickson) June 30, 2014
Eric Metaxas thinks King George III would have been on the side of contraceptive insurance:
If SCOTUS kills Relig Liberty in the @HobbyLobbyCase today, the US govt will have become King George III. Stay tuned. http://t.co/hqSUt0tKtw
— Eric Metaxas (@ericmetaxas) June 30, 2014
The Franciscan University of Steubenville compared businesses that don't want to provide their employees with contraception coverage to religious martyrs in ancient Rome:
Today is the memorial of the first martyrs of Rome, persecuted for their religious beliefs under Nero. #ReligiousFreedom #HobbyLobby
— Franciscan Univ (@FranciscanU) June 30, 2014
Steve Deace called the Green family, which owns the Hobby Lobby chain, "the Rosa Parks of the religious liberty fight" and urged the movement not to "settle" with just the Hobby Lobby victory:
If we play our cards right, and God grants us a favor, we can use this as a momentum changer. That's mainly thanks to the Green family, who just became the Rosa Parks of the religious liberty fight. Just as her refusal to comply with an unjust edict on a bus one day blew the lid off the civil rights movement, perhaps the Greens' refusal to comply with Obamacare's unjust edict can accomplish the same for a similarly worthy cause.
But that won't happen if we "settle" for this win like we have all too many others.
AFA's Bryan Fischer thinks he knows Chief Justice John Roberts' motivation to vote with the Court's majority:
Roberts joined majority opinion today. His way of admitting that he blew it when he upheld ObamaCare to begin with.
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanJFischer) June 30, 2014
And finally, the American Family Association is taking a poll:
In an interview earlier this month with the Iowa blog Caffienated Thoughts, noted paragon of consistency Bobby Jindal lamented about "candidates who tell us one thing then go do another" on judicial nominations.
Jindal was discussing recent court decisions in favor of marriage equality, which he suggested could be grounds for recalling judges. In 2012, Jindal joined the failed effort to recall an Iowa Supreme Court justice who had joined the court's unanimous marriage equality ruling.
The Louisiana governor spent the first half of the interview deriding the Common Core education standards — which he previously backed — as a "federal takeover of education."
Mike Huckabee closed out the March for Marriage today with a speech dedicated primarily to excoriating the nation's judicial system for striking down various bans on gay marriage and demanding that legislators, political leaders, and citizens alike all stop abiding by such rulings, warning that failure to do so will result in God unleashing his judgment upon this nation.
"There is no doubt in my mind," Huckabee said, "that this country would not exist had it not been for the providential hand of God. And I'm also convinced that if we reject his hand of blessing, we will feel his hand of judgment":
In his speech to the March for Marriage today, National Organization for Marriage chairman John Eastman compared the Supreme Court's decision striking down a key part of the discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act to the infamous Dred Scott decision.
Eastman cited Justice Scalia's "call to arms" in his dissent to the DOMA decision, paraphrasing it as, "the court should never take away controversial issues away from the voters in this country."
"The last time the court tried to do that a century and a half ago on the slavery question, Abraham Lincoln refused to comply," he said.
Pat Robertson said today that he was "disgusted" by the Supreme Court's decision not to hear an appeal from the Elmbrook School District, which had asked the high court to reverse a Seventh Circuit Court ruling that found the district in violation of the First Amendment for holding a graduation ceremony in the sanctuary of an evangelical church.
The federal appeals court wrote that "the environment was pervasively Christian, obviously aimed at nurturing Christian beliefs and gaining new adherents among those who set foot inside the church."
"The American people wouldn't have voted in homosexuality, but the courts did; the American people wouldn't have voted in same-sex marriage, but the courts did; the American people wouldn't have given up on the Ten Commandments and prayer in schools, but the courts insisted on it," the 700 Club host said today. "A few unelected judges, just a few, have distorted the history of our nation to give us something that we never intended to have, and something has got to be done about it."
Robertson also accused the courts of trying to force the church in question to "smash out the stained glass windows that show Jesus so it won't be offensive to the ACLU."
While good-government groups have been calling for a constitutional amendment to reverse the Supreme Court's dismantling of campaign finance laws since the day the Court handed down Citizens United in 2010, the issue has been largely off the radar of conservative activists – and has actually enjoyed broad bipartisan support in an array of polls and in state and municipal ballot measures.
It was largely off their radar, that is, until this week. This morning, the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on a proposal by Sen. Tom Udall, D-N.M., to send a constitutional amendment to the states restoring to Congress and state governments the ability to regulate the raising and spending of money in elections. In response, Republican politicians and conservative activists have kicked into gear and are starting to try out new talking points to get their movement to oppose efforts to lessen the influence of big money in politics.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, launched the misleading campaign two weeks ago when he warned a group of pastors that the Udall proposal would "repeal the First Amendment" and allow Congress to "muzzle" the free speech of clergy. In advance of the hearing today, conservative groups including the Family Research Council, Eagle Forum, Tea Party Patriots and the Home School Legal Defense Association started to mobilize against the amendment. Yesterday, the Heritage Foundation held a panel discussion to test out arguments against the amendment, featuring Bobby Burchfield, the attorney who argued the McCutcheon case before the Supreme Court, controversial former FEC chairman Don McGahn, and infamous voter-fraud conspiracy theorist Hans van Spakovsky .
Here, we've collected some of the most deceptive arguments that have been launched so far against the Udall amendment.
1. Democrats want to repeal the First Amendment!
When we first heard Ted Cruz tell a stunned group of pastors that Democrats in the Senate were planning to "repeal the First Amendment," we knew that we would be hearing that line again and again.
And we were right. Tea Party Patriots adopted the line in mobilizing its activists, as did the Eagle Forum. The Family Research Council claimed the Udall amendment would "strip political speech out of the First Amendment," and von Spakovsky told the Heritage panel that the amendment would "roll back" the Bill of Rights.
Burchfield and McGahn both argued that the introduction of the constitutional amendment means, in the words of McGahn, that campaign finance law advocates are "admitting" that campaign finance regulations are "unconstitutional."
On the surface, this is the opposition's strongest argument, because it sounds so scary. But it's just not true. Whether you support the Udall amendment or not, it's dishonest to suggest that it would amount to a "repeal of the First Amendment." Instead, proponents argue that it strengthens the First Amendment by undoing the Supreme Court's jurisprudence declaring that spending on elections, including from corporate treasuries, cannot be limited. Proponents of the Udall amendment hold that this jurisprudence, including recent decisions in the Citizens United and McCutcheon cases, represented a radical reinterpretation of the First Amendment; undoing them would simply re-establish the ability of Congress and the states to set reasonable regulations on the raising and spending of money to influence elections.
2. Amendment supporters want to 'silence critics' and 'cling to power'!
The Heritage panelists repeatedly claimed that the Udall amendment is an attempt to protect incumbency by preventing challengers from raising enough money to win elections. McGahn insisted that it was an effort by Democratic incumbents "desperately clinging to power."
"They want to change the rules of the game and prevent people from criticizing them, not unlike England did before our revolution, and which led to our revolution," he added.
The American Family Association's Sandy Rios also invoked the American Revolution in an interview with von Spakovsky yesterday, saying, "The First Amendment, the rights to free speech – particularly the right to political speech – were the right to criticize the king, criticize the authorities over you."
In a later interview with Rios, Tea Party Patriots spokesman Scott Hogenson even managed to connect the Udall amendment with immigration reform, claiming that both are part of a "larger, concerted effort to maintain the Democratic Party's control of American politics and eventually move to one-party rule."
In reality, it's unlimited campaign spending that tends to be a boon for incumbents, who on average are able to raise far more than challengers. For instance, in Texas, a state with few campaign finance limits, incumbents who win on average raise more than twelve times the average amount raised by challengers. By contrast, in Colorado, which has relatively low individual contribution limits, incumbents on average raise less than three times what challengers are able to raise [pdf].
3. Liberals just want to protect the lame-stream media!
In his speech to the pastors' group, Ted Cruz seized on the Udall proposal's stipulation that "Nothing in this article shall be construed to grant Congress the power to abridge the freedom of the press" to claim that the amendment carved out an exemption to protect the New York Times.
Von Spakovsky also played up conservative conspiracy theories about the "liberal media," telling Rios, "No surprise, there's a glaring exception in this proposed amendment for the press. And that means that MSNBC or the New York Times Company, which are big corporations, they could spend as much newsprint or airtime as they wanted going after and criticizing candidates or talking about political issues."
These arguments fail to recognize one key distinction, which is that there is a difference between the New York Times publishing an editorial (which would be protected under the proposed amendment, as it is now) and the corporate managers of the New York Times taking $50 million out of their corporate treasury to buy ads to influence an election (which would not be protected).
4. They'll go after pastors!
Opponents of the constitutional amendment have also been trying to tie the proposal to the right-wing paranoia about the impending persecution of America's Christian majority .
It's no coincidence that Cruz rolled out his criticism of the Udall proposal at a pastors' event organized by the Family Research Council, a main theme of which was the supposed assault on the religious liberty of Christians in America. Cruz told the pastors that the Udall measure would "muzzle" clergy and was being proposed because "they don't like it when pastors in their community stand up and speak the truth."
Likewise, McGahn said at the Heritage event that the amendment would endanger the religious liberty of clergy: "What about pastors and churches? This is an issue that comes up once in a while. Can the government get in there and tell a priest he can't talk to his congregation because it may somehow have something to do with politics?"
This might be true if the proposal would, in fact, "repeal the First Amendment." In fact, the First Amendment's protection of religious liberty would remain in place.
Of course, that didn't stop the FRC's Tony Perkins from somehow linking the Udall amendment to the imprisonment of a Christian woman in Sudan:
5. It's like the Alien & Sedition Acts!
Along with comparisons to British control before the American Revolution, amendment opponents are trying to link the Udall proposal to the 18th century Alien & Sedition Acts.
In his interview with Rios yesterday, van Spakovsky claimed that "the last time Congress tried to do something like this was when they passed the Alien & Sedition Act in 1798 that criminalized criticism of the government." Multiple GOP senators at today's hearing, including Judiciary Committeee Ranking Member Chuck Grassley, repeated the talking point.
Of course, the amendment does nothing to reduce the right of individuals to criticize the government or politicians.
6. The polls are skewed!
When an audience member at yesterday's Heritage Foundation panel asked about polls showing overwhelming opposition to the Citizens United decision, McGahn replied that the questions in the polls were "skewed."
You can judge for yourself whether this question from a recent Greenberg Quinlan Rosner poll – which found 80 percent opposition to the Citizens United decision – is "skewed" on behalf of campaign finance law proponents:
7. What about disclosure?
In one of the least self-aware moments we've witnessed in the last few days, McGahn told the Heritage audience that campaign finance reform proponents could have just worked for tougher disclosure requirements, which the Supreme Court's majority has consistently endorsed as a way to prevent corruption:
What's interesting is the courts have upheld some disclosure of independent speech, which six months ago was supposed to be the answer, a year ago was supposed to be the answer – remember the DISCLOSE Act, Part 1 and Part 2? Well, that was supposed to cure all the ills in our democracy, but unfortunately I guess they've given up on that and they've moved to the more radical change, which is the constitutional amendment.
Of course, the DISCLOSE Act – which would have exposed the source of some of the "dark money" behind large campaign expenditures – was blocked by Senate Republicans. And McGahn, when he was at the FEC, fought hard against disclosure requirements proposed in the wake of the Citizens United decision, even though the decision explicitly sanctioned such requirements.
8. The poor don't participate anyway!
Speaking to the Heritage audience, Burchfield presented the curious argument that the Udall amendment would demand to "equalize debate among the haves and have-nots," and since "the portion is small" of "those with limited means" who participate in electoral debates, this would require "severe restrictions."
The rich do not advocate a single viewpoint. Think of Sheldon Adelson and George Soros, they don't agree on anything. There are strong voices on the left and on the right, not just in privately funded campaign advertisements, but also in the broadcast and print media. Only a small portion of those with significant resources even bother to participate in the debate. And among those with limited means, the portion is small indeed. In order to equalize debate among the haves and the have-nots, severe restrictions would be necessary. The quantity and quality of discourse would certainly suffer.
The amendment under consideration doesn't require that everybody be heard an equal amount; instead, it gives Congress and the states the ability to create a more even platform for those who wish to be heard, regardless of their financial means.
Burchfield's reasoning echoes the arguments of voter-suppression proponents who claim that their laws only inconvenience people who don't really care about voting anyway.
9. It's voter suppression!
Although many of the advocates of unlimited, undisclosed money in politics are the same people pushing harmful voter suppression laws, Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas yesterday insisted that it's actually amendment proponents who are advocating "voter suppression" and want to "silence" critics.
10. Blame Saul Alinsky!
Inevitably, anti-amendment activists have begun invoking the right-wing bogey-man Saul Alinsky.
Hogenson told Rios that the Udall amendment is "just taken right out of Saul Alinksy's book, 'Rules for Radicals,' it just makes up a gigantic lie and perpetuates it, that somehow democracy needs to be restored."
Von Spakovsky also invoked Alinsky in his interview with Rios, claiming that criticism of the enormous political spending of the Koch brothers is an Alinskyite plot: "What's really going on here is, look, if you look at Alinsky's 'Rules for Radicals,' one of the rules that he sets out is you pick a villain and you basically blame those villains for all of the problems. It's a way of distracting the public, it's a way of diverting attention, and that's exactly what Harry Reid and the Democrats are doing here."


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I started giving this more thought last month when a report came out showing that most journalists who cover the government believe that federal agencies almost always restrict their access to agency officials.
On the one hand, this is kind of a "no duh" finding. It's the job of the agency gatekeepers to restrict access. It's the job of journalists to complain about the restrictions. Well, it's not usually part of the formal job description, but it comes with the job nonetheless.
An agency's public affairs department can be either a blessing or a curse for a journalist — and sometimes a bit of each. The relationship between the two is often adversarial, at least in cases in which the PAO is trying shield from exposure what the journalist wants to expose.
But the PAO isn't always trying to hide something. Often his or her role is to provide information and monitor it to ensure that it is passed on accurately. In the spirit of helping to make that happen, I'm offering some tips for the PR professionals.
If you read this blog online, you might recognize these tips. I offered them and a couple more a few weeks back. In the course of writing that blog entry, I said most reporters are responsible professionals who aren't interested in sensationalizing the news.
Perhaps I idealize my profession or perhaps I've just had the good fortune to work with especially ethical colleagues because some of my readers expressed more than a bit of skepticism at that comment. Some examples:
"I can tell you that the typical journalist has no problem twisting what is really going on to either sensationalize the news or to add their personal bias to the point that their reports to the public are just a shadow of the truth. Often they show no respect for those they report on. Until the so-called journalists develop a strong sense of honesty and other morals for their profession, I do not see a strong need to cooperate with most of them."
"It has been known for decades that many people studying to become journalists say that their intent is to 'change the world.' In other words, they want to become political activists under the guise of being reporters. As an avid reader of the news for over 30 years, I can tell you that much of the so-called news is really being written by political activists (a vast majority being liberal — as verified by over 50 years of surveys) calling themselves reporters. If public affairs specialists were dealing with only reporters and not activists, they would have a much better impression of journalism."
The question of whether the media is biased is an old one. My impression is that it tends to follow the reader's own biases — that is, left-leaning readers tend to perceive the media as biased to the right while more conservative readers see a leftward tilt. I hope that means the reality is closer to the middle.
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"The Wounded Healer is a hope-filled and profoundly simple book that speaks directly to those men and women who want to be of service in their church or community, but have found the traditional ways often threatening and ineffective. In this book, Henri Nouwen combines creative case studies of ministry with stories from diverse cultures and religious traditions in preparing a new model for ministry. Weaving keen cultural analysis with his psychological and religious insights, Nouwen has come up with a balanced and creative theology of service that begins with the realization of fundamental woundedness in human nature. Emphasizing that which is in humanity common to both minister and believer, this woundedness can serve as a source of strength and healing when counseling others. Nouwen proceeds to develop his approach to ministry with an analysis of sufferings -- a suffering world, a suffering generation, a suffering person, and a suffering minister. It is his contention that ministers are called to recognize the sufferings of their time in their own hearts and make that recognition the starting point of their service. For Nouwen, ministers must be willing to go beyond their professional role and leave themselves open as fellow human beings with the same wounds and suffering -- in the image of Christ. In other words, we heal from our own wounds. Filled with examples from everyday experience, "The Wounded Healer is a thoughtful and insightful guide that will be welcomed by anyone engaged in the service of others. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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So if I am honest I was disappointed by the first half of the book possibly because it was written around the year of my birth so references to recent studies (from 1969) on the character of young people as fatherless, convulsive and inward were a little hard to relate to. Although some of these characteristics probably continue - particularly fatherlessness I struggled to connect to Nouwen's thoughts.
However the third and fourth chapters utterly grabbed me and I will need to reread them to absorb more of the treasures that they hold. The overall theme is recognising we can only reach out to wounded people if we too recognise our own woundedness. He is speaking of spiritual and emotional healing rather than of physical healing. His take on loneliness caused a significant shift in my thinking.
"We live in a society in which loneliness has become one of the most painful human wounds.
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I LOVE IT. It is a logical progression from Sonic Boom. It has elements that draw from Carnival of Souls, Rock & Roll Over, Love Gun, Revenge, Destroyer, etc. First thing noticed was that Hell or Hallelujah had some speed and intensity to it which reminds me of the exciting "I stole Your Love" album opening vibe. Second thing noticed was the classic rock twinges: "Outta This World" has a Mississippi Queen riff twisted in, "Long Way Down" has Zeppelin influence throughout reminiscent of Out On The Tiles or something from Physical Graffiti, "Hell Or Hallelujah" has guitar/vocal trade offs like the mighty Zep, "The Devil Is Me" guitar solo is incredibly different for Tommy and reminds me of Whole Lotta Love Jimmy Page. "All For The Love Of Rock N Roll" sounds totally classic rock. Even Though I see all these great influences & roots, when I step back and look at the big picture: MONSTER is uncharted territory and unlike almost any of their other albums......this is why I love it so much.
Paul's songs are very solid and riffs give me random flashbacks to Mr. Speed, All American Man, Take It Off, King Of The Nightime World, Danger Us, Etc. While Paul's voice may be a little shaky live lately, this is not apparent on the album and he can still put down some great vocals in the studio. "Last Chance" rocks!!
Tommy's guitar solos are different from the Sonic Boom, Ace Frehley style safe & predictable sound. They are definitely stepped up and all a little different. This is THE BEST PART OF THE ALBUM.Read more ›
Music-wise, this album is superior to Sonic Boom, mainly because the lead guitarist isn't continually lifting pre-played solos from Ace Frehley. The production is pretty-sub-par unfortunately, mainly due to the overt compression where the sound has very little separation from the quiet and the loud. Listen to Animalize, or COTN, both were very loud heavy records, yet there was plenty of breathing room overhead, where you could still turn the volume up without inducing ear-fatigue from this artificial clipping/limiting, etc.
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Opening track and first single "Hell or Halleluiah" is in your face heavy, and I was surprised at how fast it sounded. To me it sounds like something from Love Gun in '77 like "I Stole Your Love" meets the speed of "Gimme More" from Lick It Up or perhaps another fast 80's KISS tune.Read more ›
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If you ever want to clear that area of weeds Todd... I'll be glad to take them! What a gorgeous plant!
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Maybe St. Brendan brought it!
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It's very similar to the Northern Marsh Orchid that grows in Coatham Marsh, about 10 miles from my home. They're very particular about soil type I believe. It's pretty!
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The Curse of the Doll People is a 1961 Mexican horror film directed by Benito Alazraki. In its original Spanish language it is titled "Muñecos infernales", along with an alternate name "Devil Doll Men". It was produced by Cinematográfica Calderón S.A. The screenplay by Alfredo Salazar is an uncredited adaptation of the novel Burn Witch Burn! by A. Merritt.[1]
The story surrounds four men who are cursed by a voodoo priest for stealing a sacred idol from his temple. Soon after evil 'doll' people begin to kill their family members.
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Writing in The Zombie Movie Encyclopedia, academic Peter Dendle criticized the American import as incoherent.[2] Glenn Kay, who wrote Zombie Movies: The Ultimate Guide, called the film "a strictly by-the-numbers exercise that must have elicited more giggles than gasps on its release".[3]
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- ^ Kay, Glenn (2008). Zombie Movies: The Ultima Guide. Chicago Review Press. p. 36–37. ISBN 9781569766835.
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Role of Testosterone in Stimulating Seasonal Changes in a Potential Avian Chemosignal
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- , Helena A. SoiniAffiliated withInstitute for Pheromone Research and Department of Chemistry, Indiana University
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Songbird preen oil contains volatile and semivolatile compounds that may contain information about species, sex, individual identity, and season. We examined the relationship between testosterone (T) and the amounts of preen oil volatile and semivolatile compounds in wild and captive dark-eyed juncos (Junco hyemalis). In wild males and females, we observed an increase in volatile compound relative concentration early in the breeding season. This increase mirrored previously described seasonal elevation in T levels in wild males and females, suggesting a positive relationship between hormone levels and preen gland secretions, and a possible role for these secretions in signaling receptivity. In females, the greatest relative concentrations of most compounds were observed close to egg laying, a time when steroid hormones are high and also the only time that females respond to an injection of gonadotropin-releasing hormone with a short-term increase in T. In a study of captive juncos held on short days, we asked whether the seasonal increases observed in the wild could be induced with experimental elevation of T alone. We found that exogenous T stimulated the production of some volatile compounds in non-breeding individuals of both sexes. However, of the 15 compounds known to increase during the breeding season, only four showed an increase in relative concentration in birds that received T implants. Our results suggest that testosterone levels likely interact with other seasonally induced physiological changes to affect volatile compound amounts in preen oil.
Key WordsTestosterone Chemical communication Chemical signals Birds Dark-eyed junco Passerine Steroid hormones Preen gland
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- Role of Testosterone in Stimulating Seasonal Changes in a Potential Avian Chemosignal
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Volume 37, Issue 12 , pp 1349-1357
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- 2011-12
- 10.1007/s10886-011-0050-1
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- Testosterone
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- Danielle J. Whittaker (1) (2)
- Helena A. Soini (3)
- Nicole M. Gerlach (2)
- Amanda L. Posto (3)
- Milos V. Novotny (3)
- Ellen D. Ketterson (2)
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- 1. BEACON Center for the Study of Evolution in Action, Michigan State University, 1441 Biomedical and Physical Sciences Building, East Lansing, MI, 48824, USA
- 2. Department of Biology, Indiana University, 1001 E. Third Street, Bloomington, IN, 47405, USA
- 3. Institute for Pheromone Research and Department of Chemistry, Indiana University, 800 E. Kirkwood Ave., Bloomington, IN, 47405, USA