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The White House hailed it as a once-in-a-generation reform. CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford reports Monday a federal judge in Virginia, in a 42-page ruling, had a word for the landmark health care legislation: Unconstitutional.
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Judge Henry Hudson said Congress went too far in requiring all Americans buy health insurance. The Constitution, he said, does not allow that kind of "unchecked expansion of congressional power."
The argument goes beyond health care, he said. "It's about an individual's right to choose to participate."
Virginia attorney general Ken Cuccinelli says, "It's about liberty."
The state of Virginia challenged the law saying the federal government overstepped its power.
"Even the president and Congress must act within the boundaries set by the Constitution," says Cuccinelli.
The Administration says the provision is critical for the law's success: For health reform measures to work - like insurance for people with pre-existing conditions - all Americans must have health insurance. It predicted it will win on appeal.
"I think we have a good argument. I think the merits of the case are strong. I think its constitutionality will be upheld," says White House press secretary Robert Gibbs.
Other courts have turned aside challenges from private citizens but lawsuits by the states have been the most closely watched.
The biggest challenge yet to be decided is in federal court in Florida, where 20 states have sued the Administration over the same issue - whether the federal government went beyond its power in health care reform. Arguments in that case are set for Thursday.
Two other federal courts have upheld the law but these rulings really are just opening volleys. All of these cases are headed one place for the final showdown, the Supreme Court.
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I stated in my guest column of Sept. 11 that I did not believe most people were looking far enough ahead to understand the ramifications of universal health care that Democrats propose.
Then Dr. Leslie Reese wrote in to exactly prove my point. Contrary to what Dr. Reese stated, I have read the proposals. But the proposals are not the point.
Are Medicaid and Medicare the same today as originally proposed?
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I don't know, scarier and worse things have happened. It depends how I react at the time. I'm a grown adult, I don't go around thinking big athletes are scary, but in a hypothetical situation anyone might be.
He's not an intimidating presence though. His mere presence is NOT intimidating.
I'm as big as him and if I got up in someone's face saying I'd knock them out I'm sure I could "intimidate" many, but I'm not a bully. And some little guys would laugh it off. They'd laugh at Haye too. So what's your point ?
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Not sure where you pulled that from.
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The Kipepeo (Kiswahili for butterfly) Project is a community-based enterprise that supports the livelihoods of people living around Arabuko Sokoke forest in coastal Kenya. The Project promotes conservation by creating income-generating opportunities from forest butterflies.
The Arabuko Sokoke forest is the last large remnant of the north-coast forests that once dominated Kenya's coastline. A vital resource for local communities, it also forms part of the Eastern African Coastal Forest System, considered to be among the top 25 biodiversity hot spots on earth. Kipepeo Project is trying to diminish the threat of unsustainable use by local communities trying to meet their basic needs.
In 2003, USAID awarded US $1.2 million through Nature Kenya and the National Museums of Kenya to support the implementation of Kenya's first pilot forest co-management initiative at the Arabuko Sokoke forest before the enactment of the Forest Act (2005).
The pilot forest co-management initiative aimed to establish sustainable nature-based businesses to create incentives for forest conservation and help reduce forest loss. As part of that initiative, Kipepeo received support to expand its butterfly farming business and its processing facilities, and to diversify its products. In response, Kipepeo has established new export markets for its butterfly pupae. It also produces honey and promotes improved beekeeping among farmers around the forest. Kipepeo farmers have installed modern honey processing equipment and they now have a website for marketing their products and raising awareness on conservation.
Different species of butterflies serve as indicators of the ecological health of forests. To ensure that coastal butterflies maintain the plants and trees they need for survival, Kipepeo farmers have established tree nurseries and planted trees on their farms to breed pupae. This serves a dual purpose of protecting the mature forest from over harvesting and breeding butterflies for income. Many Kipepeo farmers are now members of Community Forest Associations, helping to protect and conserve the Arabuko forest.
The project has proved that incentive-based co-management is a successful model for forest conservation. This approach has been instrumental in influencing the forest policy in Kenya. Kipepeo has, over the past five years, consistently grossed over US $80,000 annually, 90% of which is in the export of butterfly pupae to the United States and Europe. Over 90% of Kipepeo farmers are women, which means income is directly spent within the household. Kipepeo farmers have established tree nurseries and woodlots on their farms, reducing over-reliance on the Arabuko Forest.
In 2012, USAID supported the Fort Jesus Museum to construct a live-butterfly exhibit. The exhibit purchases excess pupae produced by Arabuko and other coastal forest farmers, which, for the first time, provides secure and reliable local demand for butterfly pupae. In addition to ensuring local demand, the exhibit gift shops plans to market a range of conservation-minded community products, further showcasing the biodiversity of coastal forests and generating income for coastal people.
The museum requires more than 400 to 600 pupae every two weeks at a cost ranging from $0.5 to $2.0 per pupae, depending on the quality of species. The swallowtails and diadem butterflies are increasingly popular because of their bright color and flight patterns. The butterfly exhibit is quite popular with visitors, and is expected to be a major tourist destination for visitors in Mombasa.
The feasibility study and business plan for the exhibit projects an annual gross revenue of $20,000 in the third year of operation for butterfly products alone. In addition, the exhibit gift shop will market a whole range of conservation-linked community products from across the region. The opportunity presented by the exhibit to showcase the biodiversity of coastal forests is no less important. The exhibit not only presents visitors with an amazing experience, but also educates them in the importance of coastal forest biodiversity conservation. Tourists, school children, and locals will benefit from this unique project, as will the coastal forests they are learning about.
USAID Contact:
Beatrice Wamalwa, Activity Manager
Office of Agriculture, Business and Environment
Tel: +254 0721 371357
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Kipepeo Butterfly Project Contact:
Anthony Githitho, Project Manager
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âSupergirlâ #3 feels entirely unlike the first two issues of this series. Unfortunately, thatâs not a great thing. The first two issues of âSupergirlâ had clear, impeccably kinetic art and an incredibly decompressed story. It was too decompressed, in fact, but at least the stunning art and slow burn were compelling enough to warrant picking up the next issue in the hopes some real meat would eventually reveal itself. Unfortunately, the meat is here and itâs pretty bland.
Kara and Clark finally start talking instead of trading blows, and Kara doesnât take the news that her planet and everyone she loved is gone. The writers arenât able to do anything of interest with the scenes and so they play out with little to no surprise. Partway through the issue we get something a little more unexpected in the form of what one can only wager will be Karaâs âsuper villainâ in the form of Simon Tycho. Thatâs another handful of pages of not so interesting conversation before things turn around as Tycho tricks and then begins testing Kara.
The writing, by Michael Green and Mike Johnson, which has in one fell swoop gone from minimalist to fastidious, doesnât reveal much of interest. Kara and Clarkâs conversation is hard to care about. It feels absolutely rote and we learn nothing compelling about either character. These overly wordy scenes are followed by more as Kara is introduced to the villain Tycho. Finally, in the last third of the book we get some action and something resembling a plot, as well as some more natural reveals about our characters, but it all feels far too little too late. Itâs hard to know what the style of this book will be going forward, because this issue feels clunky and exposition laden while the first two felt overly decompressed and action heavy. Of the two, I prefer the first style, but neither works well enough long term. A blend of the two vastly different styles would be preferable to either extreme, but itâs unclear at this point if Green and Johnson can find that middle ground.
Additionally frustrating is that while âSupergirlâ avoids a lot of the issues with female characters that have caused some controversy in other books, this issue doesnât do much for Kara. Though sheâs obviously powerful, she does not come off as very bright. Kara is easily mislead, painfully naïve, subject to extreme emotions, and surrounded by male characters either telling her what to do (Clark) or tricking her (Tycho). Itâs not the worst thing ever, or something to be up in arms about, but itâs also pretty difficult to find it interesting.
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Hi friends! Thank you so much for all of the kind comments and love surrounding baby P's arrival, and for sharing in our joy during such a special time. We're still getting settled, and I have some very special posts going up this week. I'm excited about today's post because it was written by my good friend Jess. She is a Physical Therapist, fitness instructor, and wealth of knowledge for all things health and fitness- elated. We meet up for fitness dates, wine (before I got preg, but now we've gotta bring it back), and to let the kiddos play fairly often. Love this girl so much, and you will love this post about a common fitness-related injury/ailment that many of us have experienced or are currently struggling with: knee pain. Take it away, Jess. 🙂
I'm so excited to be here talking to you guys today while Gina and her family get some much needed bonding and resting time (resting is kind of a misnomer with a newborn, though!).
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The boil water advisory has been lifted for residents who live on Forresta Court in Hodgenville.
Morehead State University was the first to start recruiting LaRue County senior Cameron Dawson and that loyalty paid off in the end.
Dawson gave a verbal commitment to play golf at Morehead State next season. He will be able to sign a national letter of intent in November during the early signing period.
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Pickleball is being played at 5:30 p.m., Mondays and Thursdays at the Board of Education gym on College Street. Pickleball is free to anyone interested in learning the sport, a combination of tennis and ping-pong. All equipment provided.
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If you have watched the news for the past few months, you have seen reports of weather disasters every single day. Floods, tornadoes, earthquakes, pick one! What's your poison?
In this part of the country, we have the potential to be hit by any of these. While most of these news reports focus on the personal aspect and people's personal lives thrown into chaos, disaster negatively impacts businesses too.
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The City of Hodgenville has issued a boil water advisory for residents on Forresta Court. The advisory was issued because of a fire hydrant installation. All residents who live on Forresta Court are advised to boil all water used for drinking and cooking until further notice.
Bob Daugherty is now the new pastor at Wesley Meadows United Methodist Church and Levelwoods United Methodist Church.
Daugherty is originally from Cleveland, Ohio and moved to Louisville in 2013 where he currently resides. He has served as Associate Pastor of an inter-denominational church, and as Senior Pastor of two additional Non-Denominational churches in Ohio. He joined the UMC Heartland District in 2015.
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Date And Nut Bread
|Compressed yeast cake
|1 Ounce
|Pineapple juice
|1 3⁄4 Cup (28 tbs), lukewarm
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|All purpose flour
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|Lukewarm water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Melted shortening
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|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chopped dates
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (chopped coarsely)
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Soften yeast in lukewarm water, add pine- apple juice, shortening, molasses and salt; add wholewheat flour and enough white flour to make a stiff dough.
Brush surface very lightly with melted shortening, cover and let rise in a warm place for about 2 hours.
Turn out onto a lightly floured board, dredge dates with flour, combine with nuts and knead into dough.
Knead for 10 minutes, or until smooth and satiny.
Divide into 2 equal parts and mould into balls.
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Calories 7992 Calories from Fat 1906
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 208 g320%
Saturated Fat 35.1 g175.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 2098.7 mg87.4%
Total Carbohydrates 1432 g477.4%
Dietary Fiber 158.6 g634.6%
Sugars 455.5 g
Protein 196 g391.8%
Vitamin A 34.9% Vitamin C 322.7%
Calcium 129.9% Iron 360.1%
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The day before facing off against county rival Hendersonville, West softball coach Cathy Corliss devoted an entire practice to batting. So its no coincidence that the Lady Falcons blasted off with five runs in the first inning, which propelled them to an easy 6-0 victory over the Lady Bearcats on Tuesday at West.
Weve got a very talented team, said Corliss. And its a coachable team. I have players doing things during practice when Im not watching that make them a good team, and were very excited about that type of work ethic.
The first-inning spurt began with Lady Falcon Brittany Blackwells single to left field. Sierra Bishop was walked on the following at bat, which clean-up hitter Natalie Rice capitalized on with a shot to right field. With bases loaded, Danielle Dianardo drove in Wests first run with a grounder up the middle, and Sarah Armstrong brought in two more with a shot to left. Dianardo, on the next batter, ran home off a wild pitch to score and Wests Kyle Stewart drove one more in with another single.
But the Lady Falcons (3-2) offense wasnt solely responsible for the convincing win. A strong pitching performance from Kris Cabe proved to be another bright spot.
Weve been asking our pitchers to step up, and Kris has really been working hard, said Corliss. She pitched for us last year and shes making a point to really improve and lead this team. Shes our pitcher.
The junior was relieved in the seventh, but by then her presence had already been felt: Cabe threw a no-hitter through 6 1/3 innings and finished the day with seven strikeouts. Because of her performance, and that of the surrounding defense, Hendersonville went down in order in five out of seven innings.
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Sorry, guys, Milwaukee doesn't stand a chance. They haven't got a leg to stand on, or won't after the Scots are barely warmed up. The lads in tartan will be just getting ready to go out for a few after they've dropped the Brew Crew under the table. Really, it's not even close.
I agree with Fnarf. I've lived in Wisconsin, and I've been to Scotland a half a dozen times.
Little old Scottish ladies can outdrink great big Packers fans.
Oh, and the Aussies can take the Scots too. In the Northern Territory it's not uncommon to describe driving distances in terms of tinnies of beer -- "oh, that's only a six-pack away". Many places are a case or more away. And that's DRIVING. Read Tony Horwitz's "One For The Road".
Put it this way: if your normal, non-competitive night's consumption stops before, say, eighteen drinks, meaning glasses of wine, pints of beer, or stiff cocktails, then you shouldn't even bother showing up, because that's just where the Scots and the Aussies start hitting their stride.
I'm with you guys - heck, even we of Irish extraction bow down before the awesome consumptive might of our Scottish brethren.
There is no way in hell the Scots drink more than the Northern Irish. Hell No! Belfast is drunk 80% of the time when not rioting, and then when theyre hungover they grab a ferry to Scotland and riot during Celtic-Ranger matches. I bet 20% of the people partying in Glasgow are from Ulster.
To recover from their New Year's Eve hangovers, in Scotland both January 1 AND January 2 are holidays.
I remember when we used to have fun, back when I was taking Anthropology at Selkirk College, and would come down on field trips to WA and drink the rough tough yanks under the table. It was hilarious. We were used to 6.5 to 7.0 percent alcoholic beer and cider back then, and the poor WSU students only had watered down beer.
Man, that was FUN! So, I'm going to vote for the Scots, even if my sister lives in Wisconsin.
Oh, I vote for who's drunkest: Mike McGavick.
Turns out he's admitting on the Times blog that he's not just a Liar, he's also a DUI drunk.
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Sheesh. Wasn't Iceland entirely dry until a few years ago? The Danes I'll believe, maybe. But I think the Swedes can outdrink them. They're certainly champions at mixing their poisons, throwing down aquavit, whiskey, beer, wine, Jäger, whatever, with wild abandon.
Now that I think of it, I'm going to have to change my vote to the Russians. Until you've seen three guys empty a vodka bottle in three equal pulls in under a minute, or watched a fellow finishing off a hard night with one last nightcap of aftershave, you haven't seen real drinking.
Seeing as how the people of wisconsin are largely western european its really like asking which is the better drunk, great-great-great grand kid a or great-great-great grand kid b. its all the same genes. though I have to say I'll stick with my roots any day; maybe milwaukee can't get its drink on, but NE wisconsin will give you a run for your money any day. And we don't drink weak beer. ;)
Fnarf, you are correct. The Russians win the prize. Nobody is capable of holding a candle next to them....the fumes will ignite.
P.S. I was incorrect. The Icelandics are pikers. Sorry for posting misinformation. J.I.
I declare that I'm the drunkest.
It's easy to see why the Scots would win: they love the hard liquor while Milwaukee focuses on beer. The alcohol content of each drink alone seals the deal.
I'm with the Rooskies on this one. Sure the Scots drink hard stuff, but it's good. Until you've actually drunk Russian vodka at about two bucks a gallon out of a plastic jug you really can't comprehend their intestinal fortitude...and when ya run outta vodka, there's always straight alcohol strained thru a loaf a bread...
Oh man, Gnossos, you just reminded me of the Yugoslavians I used to live next door to up in Greenwood - dozens of plastic milk jugs lying around their living room full of home distilled "plum brandy" that smelled like kerosene and tasted like - well, like vaguely plum-flavored kerosene.
I have no idea what the proof or AV% of that stuff was, but they drank it like water. I'm amazed I still have both my eyesight, and a functioning liver...
If measured by the amount of vomit on the sidewalks in the morning, Scots beat anyone. Dublin's sidewalks are pretty bad too, though.
Scots mostly drink beer. Whisky isn't a riotous party beverage, it's a sipper. And a twenty-ounce pint of strong beer has considerably more alcohol in it than a miserly whiskey shot in any UK bar -- 1/6 of a gill, which is considerably less than an ounce and is strictly regulated and measured out -- no sloppy bartender pours. But Russia wins.
I was recently reading about early Sydney, Australia, when the streets were littered with men passed out on the streets, waking occasionally to ladle some more rum out of an open bucket near them. Even Americans used to be able to sock it away much more than they do today: a pint of rum was considered standard working-man's rations, and men would walk off the job if they didn't get it. Rum for breakfast!
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Swedish Surfski Championships
23 august 2015
Seamasters is a downwind, Ocean race around Oxelösund, Swedish east coast, Baltic sea. The race will be around 25 km long open for Surf ski, Outrigger and SUP paddlers. The race is held for the seventh time, drawing paddlers from the Nordic countries as well as Europe, South Africa and America.
The race course will be number 3:
1. Arkösund-Oxelösund, the classic course, wind from south
2. Nävekvarn-Oxelösund, have been used once, wind from west
3. Oxelösund-Nävekvarn, have never been used, wind from east
4. Oxelösund-Arkösund, is a logistic nightmare and we try to avoid that one.
The race starts at 12.00 and competitors paddle outside the archipelago in ocean conditions. Race course 1 and 2 finish after Femöre Huvud ("Fifty Cent Head") a former top secret cold war fortress outside the city of Oxelösund.
Race info course 3
Park your car at Nävekvarn harbour before 10:00 to catch the bus (back) to start.
Bus and trailer transport from Nävekvarn harbour - Oxelösund Canoe Club at 10:00. Possibility to load your boat from 09:00 at Nävekvarn.
Registration at arrival to the start place.
Race meeting surfski 11.20.
Surfski start at Oxelösund 12.00, SUP start 11.00.
A meal will be served after race at Nävekvarn.
Spectators will have a spectacular view of the race from the high cliffs at the Femöre Fortress.When waiting to see the competitors, spectators can experience a former Top Secret Cold War Coastal Artillery Fortress including a "nuke-safe" bunker.
First paddlers will finish at Nävekvarn approximately 13.45.
Surf Ski
Long narrow and open kayaks for ocean racing, originally from South Africa a and Australia now a fast growing sport all over the world.
A single hull ocean racing canoe supported by an "ama". Paddled with a single blade paddle. Hawaiian style.
Stand up paddleboarding is an emerging global sport with a Hawaiian heritage.


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