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Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Will the United States survive the 2016 election (and 2017 Inauguration of Donald Trump)? Continuing
Sandy Levinson
Tomorrow I shall teach Prigg v. Pennsylvania to my class. For non-professors, it is what I think is the worst single decision in our 225 year history. Justice Story not only upheld the constitutionality of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1793, but also declared a constitutional right to "self-help repossession" by slaveowners who could kidnap purported fugitives without recourse to the slightest legal process (inasmuch as Story also declared unconstitutional Pennsylvania's "personal liberty" law that required going before a Pennsylvania court (or a federal court) before purported fugitives could be taken from the state. Enforcement of Fugitive Slave Laws of 1793 and then 1850 helped to contribute to the breakdown of the Union, renting the "mystic chords of memory" that resulted in secession and then the slaughter of 750,000 persons between 1861-1865.
Monday, February 20, 2017
Does New York State Have a Copy of President Trump's Federal Returns?
Guest Blogger
Sunday, February 19, 2017
Originalism as Old and New
Richard Primus
I spent the weekend at a terrific conference at the Center for the Study of Originalism at the University of San Diego Law School. There were good papers, insightful commentaries, sharp questions, and a general seriousness of engagement. Most of the people in attendance were originalists. I was one of a small but non-trivial number of critics of originalism there, and the fact that we were included also speaks well for the conference, of course. I learned things worth learning and would be delighted to go again.
Saturday, February 18, 2017
Crisis? What Crisis?
Stephen Griffin
Friday, February 17, 2017
Would a Parliamentary System Stop Trump?
The United States has a presidential system. That means that once a president is elected, he or she stays in office for four years, barring death, disability, resignation, or impeachment. The 25th Amendment allows for the Vice President and the Cabinet to displace a president who is unable to perform the duties of his or her office, but we have not yet seen that particular mechanism work in operation to determine how well it would operate.
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Departmentalism, Judicial Supremacy, and Trump
Guest Blogger
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
Reciprocal Legitimation in Response to President Trump
Neil Siegel
In Reciprocal Legitimation in the Federal Courts System, I offer an account of the relationship that the Supreme Court may forge with most lower federal courts in response to perceived threats to the public legitimacy of the federal judiciary. I suggest that a three-stage process of reciprocal legitimation helps explain the path from Brown v. Board of Education to the subsequent per curiams, from Baker v. Carr to Reynolds v. Sims, and from United States v. Windsor to Obergefell v. Hodges.
The 25th Amendment Option: Law and Politics
Mark Tushnet
Monday, February 13, 2017
More on Constitutional Crisis
Over at Vox, Dylan Matthews has a nice round up of the literature on constitutional crisis, constitutional hardball, and constitutional showdowns. All the experts that Matthews interviewed agreed, as I had suggested in a previous essay, that we are not currently in a constitutional crisis, although it might happen at some point in the future if President Trump refuses to obey a direct judicial order.
Not A Suicide Pact. Sad!
Gerard N. Magliocca
You are probably familiar with the line that "The Bill of Rights is not a suicide pact." This phrase is sometimes invoked to justify restrictions of civil liberties in the interests of national security and comes from Justice Robert H. Jackson's dissent in Terminiello v. Chicago, a 1949 case in which the Court held that the First Amendment prohibited the conviction of a speaker for "breach of the peace" because his political comments led to angry protests at the event he was addressing. Justice Jackson stated: "There is danger that, if the Court does not temper its doctrinaire logic with a little practical wisdom, it will convert the constitutional Bill of Rights into a suicide pact."
Saturday, February 11, 2017
Does Jason Chaffetz understand his job?
Andrew Koppelman
Michael McConnell on Washington v. Trump
Jason Mazzone
The bulk of commentary from legal academics on President Trump's Executive Order concerning admission of non-citizens into the United States has involved creative advocacy rather than useful analysis. Michael McConnell's new column is a very welcome exception. Its careful, balanced, cool-headed discussion makes it the best thing written so far on the complex legal and political issues. Essential reading.
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Friday, February 10, 2017
Standing Up for "So-Called" Law
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Why the Ninth Circuit's Ruling on Trump's Travel Ban EO is So Important
Jonathan Hafetz
On Thursday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued its per curiam ruling in Washington v. Trump denying the government's request to stay the district court's order enjoining provisions of President Trump's Executive Order temporarily suspending travel to the United States for refugees and various other noncitizens (including legal permanent residents and visa holders). In short, the Ninth Circuit held that the states (Washington and Minnesota) had standing and met the requirements for a preliminary injunction (styled a temporary restraining order in the district court).
Thursday, February 09, 2017
Will the United States Survive the 2016 Election: A continuing series
Sandy Levinson
A Republican member of Congress has suggested that the behavior of oppositional Democrats is reminiscent of pre-1860 America. As I have suggested earlier, along with recommending David Armitage's just published book on the history of civil war as a concept, the country is indeed increasingly in a psychological situation that suggests the possibility of civil war. When "polarization" becomes active fear and even hatred of the domestic Other, then it is hard to see how "a more perfect Union" or "domestic Tranquility" can easily be preserved. I find it wholly unsurprising, therefore, and indeed have also suggested this earlier, that secessionist movements that have been treated basically as a joke (or dismissed as simply crazy) may be taking on a genuine political valence in California. One thing that can be said in favor of secession is that, at least on occasion, it is a mechanism for peaceful separation. See, e.g., Norway's separation from Sweden in 1905 or Slovakia's divorce from Czechoslovakia (or, for that matter, the usually ignored peaceful secession of Slovenia from Yugoslavia). Once the "mystic chords of memory" fade, as is true of marriages where early infatuation develops into sullen resentment and then an active desire to leave a relationship of what divorce law used to call "irreconcilable conflict," why not accept dissolution?
Wednesday, February 08, 2017
The difference between 20th and 21st century consumer protection
The problem of 20th century consumer protection: A coke bottle explodes in your face.
The Deference Arguments
Deborah Pearlstein
Books by Balkinization Bloggers
Sanford Levinson, Nullification and Secession in Modern Constitutional Thought (University Press of Kansas 2016)
Sanford Levinson, An Argument Open to All: Reading The Federalist in the 21st Century (Yale University Press 2015)
Stephen M. Griffin, Broken Trust: Dysfunctional Government and Constitutional Reform (University Press of Kansas, 2015)
Frank Pasquale, The Black Box Society: The Secret Algorithms That Control Money and Information (Harvard University Press, 2015)
Bruce Ackerman, We the People, Volume 3: The Civil Rights Revolution (Harvard University Press, 2014)
Balkinization Symposium on We the People, Volume 3: The Civil Rights Revolution
Joseph Fishkin, Bottlenecks: A New Theory of Equal Opportunity (Oxford University Press, 2014)
Mark A. Graber, A New Introduction to American Constitutionalism (Oxford University Press, 2013)
John Mikhail, Elements of Moral Cognition: Rawls' Linguistic Analogy and the Cognitive Science of Moral and Legal Judgment (Cambridge University Press, 2013)
Gerard N. Magliocca, American Founding Son: John Bingham and the Invention of the Fourteenth Amendment (New York University Press, 2013)
Stephen M. Griffin, Long Wars and the Constitution (Harvard University Press, 2013)
Andrew Koppelman, The Tough Luck Constitution and the Assault on Health Care Reform (Oxford University Press, 2013)
James E. Fleming and Linda C. McClain, Ordered Liberty: Rights, Responsibilities, and Virtues (Harvard University Press, 2013)
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Andrew Koppelman, Defending American Religious Neutrality (Harvard University Press, 2013)
Brian Z. Tamanaha, Failing Law Schools (University of Chicago Press, 2012)
Sanford Levinson, Framed: America's 51 Constitutions and the Crisis of Governance (Oxford University Press, 2012)
Linda C. McClain and Joanna L. Grossman, Gender Equality: Dimensions of Women's Equal Citizenship (Cambridge University Press, 2012)
Mary Dudziak, War Time: An Idea, Its History, Its Consequences (Oxford University Press, 2012)
Jack M. Balkin, Living Originalism (Harvard University Press, 2011)
Jason Mazzone, Copyfraud and Other Abuses of Intellectual Property Law (Stanford University Press, 2011)
Richard W. Garnett and Andrew Koppelman, First Amendment Stories, (Foundation Press 2011)
Jack M. Balkin, Constitutional Redemption: Political Faith in an Unjust World (Harvard University Press, 2011)
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COSTA MESA A police detective who died after a car crash earlier this year not only was legally drunk, but was texting and not wearing a seat belt moments before the accident, an investigation has found.
Mike Delgadillo, a 57-year-old veteran of the Costa Mesa Police Department, was driving his sedan underneath the 55 freeway on Bristol Street when it hit a concrete column around 10:15 p.m. March 5. He died at a hospital two hours later. Delgadillo was off-duty at the time of the crash.
Newport Beach police released the results of their investigation Wednesday, which found Delgadillo had been drinking at two Costa Mesa establishments before getting behind the wheel of his 2000 Mazda 626 LX.
Investigators found three main factors caused the crash: driving under the influence of alcohol, making an unsafe turn and using a cellphone, said Kathy Lowe, spokeswoman for the Newport Beach Police Department.
Shortly before the crashDelgadillo was receiving and sending text messages. Authorities did not release the content or recipient of the messages.
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The boys from troop 128 attended summer camp at Camp Wolfboro. We got to see some wonderful country, got to experience rain and even some hail!
The boys from Troop 128 climbed to the top of Chief Peak in the Los Padres National Forest.
Troop 128 visits Death Valley California. The troop had a great time with the exception of some wind.
Troop 128 has been serving Ventura since 1960, they have a rich history full of camping, hiking, kayaking and
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Jonathan makes Eagle Scout. The Troop 128 family would like to congratulate Jonathan on his hard work, Well Done!...
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KONZ WORKS OUT FOR SAINTS - According to Steve Hare at the Kent Sports Report, Jameson Konz will work out for the NFL champion New Orleans Saints at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday at the Kent State field house. Konz put on a show at his Pro Day with a 46 inch vertical leap and a 4.38 40-yard dash among his other measurements. Konz' vertical leap was two inches better than anyone who attended the NFL combine while his 40 time would have been second among all tight ends and wide receivers.
Hare, who covers Kent State football unlike anyone else, has posted some spring roster notes. Kent State's spring practice will begin April 5.
Kent State has released its spring depth chart.
HOOP ALL-STAR GAME - I had a chance to check out the all-star games of the Greater Cleveland Basketball Coaches Association last night at Brecksville High School. The marquee player of the feature game was Central Michigan recruit Derek Jackson from Cleveland Benedictine. Jackson is a 6-1 point guard with amazing athletic and leaping ability. The MAC appears to have a pretty exciting player coming into the league and I look forward to watching him, except against Kent State. Jackson also considered KSU, Ohio, Youngstown State, Eastern Michigan, Duquesne, Butler and James Madison.
"His abilities are going to give him a chance to compete for time right away," CMU coach Ernie Ziegler said. "He has an ability to score the ball, but he understands how to run a team. His toughness and athleticism will bode well for us once he arrives on campus. He has the ability to play both guard positions, but we see him as more of a point guard."
BASSETT GOING PRO - What has been speculated for a while on the internet now looks like it has some validity to it. Ohio's Armon Bassett, who took the MAC and Ohio on a wild ride through the conference tournament and into the NCAA tournament, appears to be turning professional.
KOWALCZYK LEADING CANDIDATE AT UT - Green Bay head coach Tod Kowalczyk is the leading candidate to be the next men's basketball coach at Toledo, according to this report. The Toledo job has been vacant since March 11 when Gene Cross resigned, amid some awkward situations.
Kowalczyk led Green Bay to an 87-86 overtime victory over Kent State this season. Other candidates thrown around for this job have included Todd Lickliter, Larry Hunter, and former Akron coach Dan Hipsher. Even Cleveland State's Gary Waters and Akron's Keith Dambrot were targeted according to some.


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1 Perrers Road, London W6 0EY (081-748 1902)
Open every day from noon to 11pm. Lunch (three courses): pounds 9.50; dinner: average
price per head pounds 15. All credit cards accepted
FIRST impressions may not be good; Number One Bar Bistro looks a little too like the set of Cheers to be called elegant, but you get used to it quickly enough. Nowadays I'd like to call it cosy. Very nice. Some genius out there sent a press release to my home address (it's the only one I've received since beginning this column, which seems odd, but I haven't taken offence). I read the whole thing very carefully because doing that was more enjoyable than working, and because the restaurant happened to be not far from where I live.
And what a discovery it turned out to be. The first time I went there (as a genuine restaurant-goer, not a reviewer - I still do that sometimes) the two of us were feeling slightly too overdrawn. So we tightened our belts and made the unusual sacrifice of not ordering a main course. We ordered a bottle of house red, four excellent first courses and a couple of espresso coffees. Exotically flavoured, fresh and delicious bread came free. We were both full, though not bloated (a rare delight for an end-of-restaurant experience), and only pounds 12 more overdrawn each than we had been before dinner began.
I remember some of what we ate that time. Number One changes its menu every week and I've never had a dud course there yet. I'm now something of a regular. But I still think the first time was the best. My companion ordered a fish soup from paradise. Actually it was fish stock, I suppose. I mean it was thin and watery. It came with shellfish and there was fresh coriander on top. It was perfect. I long for them to put it on the menu again. I ate something to do with ravioli and oysters, I think. Can't remember much more about it, except that the portion was small because it was a first course and it tasted delicious.
I've persuaded a few people to go there since I first discovered Number One at the beginning of the autumn. They all looked disappointed when they first arrived. To the left and facing you when you walk through the door is a pub bar. The establishment is divided into two rooms: one for drinking, the other for eating well. The restaurant is small; if you arrive there at eight it's usually empty. At nine it's full but not crowded. People talk in ordinary voices, there is rarely any shouting and certainly no whispering. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly.
Number One is set in something estate agents call the 'Brackenbury Village', an expensive corner of Hammersmith, west London. It's quite pretty, and quite stultifyingly middle class. There's a very good deli over the road, etc, etc, and a more famous restaurant which I've yet to visit, called the Brackenbury, three minutes away. The place seems to be full of locals, by which I mean rich professionals. Some of them must work at the BBC, I think, because the TV studios are just around the corner. But if they're not BBC then they're lawyers, journalists. People like that. Call me a body fascist if you will, but the nice thing about the people who hang out at the Number One is that they all seem to be quite good- looking. They're not frumpy yuppies; they're delicate ones. Don't you know?
I'm sure that they all read the Independent on Sunday. And I think most of them talk about art galleries and that sort of thing. I dare say one or two of them also talk about babysitters. I couldn't see anybody wearing ugly clothes and nobody seemed to be showing off.
The tables are covered in brightly patterned toile ciree. I've only ever been there for dinner, when the lights are low and there are candles on the tables. Floors are uncarpeted. It may be coincidence, but I don't think I've ever seen the same waitress there twice. But she is always friendly, professional, unintrusive and deserving of a sensible tip (that's at least 10 per cent, as if you didn't know - and if you're a bore, and you demand conversation from your waitress on top of everything else, you should tip her much, much more). It's amazing how many people get away with being stingy in this area; and I think you can judge a lot from someone's character by the amount they tip their waiters. Small or no tips, unless there is a reasonable excuse, usually mean the diner is a bully. Waiters can't say anything when you refuse, but often tips make up a large proportion of their salary.
Where was I? The time I visited Number One on your behalf we didn't try so hard - I'm ashamed to admit - to keep the belts tight. We had a couple of drinks before dinner (which always pushes the price up), two first courses, two main courses, a pudding, a bottle of house white and a couple of cups of coffee. The bill was nearly double what it had been the first time I ate there. It came to pounds 47.50, which I suppose is what one would expect to pay for a bottle of wine and an excellent dinner.
The menu is always short. There was a choice of four first courses that night; I chose the elegantly presented, not at all filling but delicious leeks vinaigrette with scallops and garlic. My friend chose the elegantly presented, not at all filling but delicious salad of Parma ham, Gruyere and honey vinaigrette. I think his was slightly better. But both, his at pounds 4.50, mine at pounds 4.95, were a delight.
Battling over who has which main course is becoming a recurring theme during our dinners for this column: last time we'd been unable to reach a compromise and had both ordered the sausage and mash, but I didn't think I could get away with this kind of unprofessional behaviour twice running. There was a choice of six main courses and we both wanted the same one, although all of them were bound to be delicious. We both wanted the roast duck with plum and ginger sauce.
I'm not telling you who won, because it's none of your business. The chicken was good, served on a bed of leeks and very delicate. But whoever got the duck did better. The description on the menu is self- explanatory. It was excellent. Luckily they gave us a very generous portion and it was very rich. So we ended up sharing it, as good friends ought, and then everybody lived happily ever after.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) declared a tuberculosis (TB) global emergency, and it is estimated that today 1/3 of the world population, or approximately 2 billion people, is infected with latent TB. The most dangerous form of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) infection is central nervous system (CNS) tuberculosis (CNSTB). Despite its public health importance, current understanding about the pathogenesis of CNSTB is very limited, and prognosis for patients with CNSTB is bleak. CNSTB largely affects children and immunodeficient adults. We have established novel MHC class II- deficient or RAG immunodeficient mouse models to study Mtb dissemination in the CNS. We hypothesize that dendritic cells (DCs) deliver Mtb into the CNS and contribute to Mtb dissemination in CNSTB. In our preliminary data, we have shown that DCs preferentially carry Mtb into the CNS in 7-day-old immunodeficient mice. We have generated novel recombinant Mtb strains that express green fluorescent protein (GFP) and created Mtb strains that express OVA257-264 and OVA323-339 antigenic epitopes. We have shown that these novel Mtb strains can be tracked in vivo and utilized for testing systemic adaptive immunity in CNSTB. Our overall goal is to define the mechanisms of Mtb dissemination into the CNS.
In Aim 1, we will determine the role of DCs in Mtb dissemination into the CNS (Aim 1A) and investigate the means by which the blood- brain barrier (BBB) regulates Mtb-infected DC migration (Aim 1B).
In Aim 2, we will study immunological control of CNSTB. We will take advantage of our knowledge of mycobacterial control in peripheral tissues and define which CNS and immune cells control mycobacterial growth in CNSTB (Aim 2A). Using defined mouse lines transgenic for Ag85, OT-I, or OT-II, as well as recombinant Mtb strains expressing these epitopes, we will dissect the mechanism of antigen-specific immune response in CNSTB (Aim 2B). At the conclusion of these studies, we will have increased our knowledge of CNSTB pathogenesis, evaluated new in vivo models of CNSTB, created novel reagents that can be used to track Mtb infections in vivo, and elucidated the role of the BBB in Mtb dissemination into the CNS. These experiments will fill the gap in our knowledge regarding the pathogenesis of CNSTB and will lead to improved strategies for treating mycobacterial infections of the CNS.
Despite the availability of effective short-course chemotherapy and the Bacille Calmette- Guerin (BCG) vaccine, the tubercle bacillus continues to claim more lives than any other single infectious agent. Recent years have demonstrated an increased incidence of tuberculosis in both developing and industrialized countries, the widespread emergence of drug-resistant strains and a deadly synergy with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). IN 1993, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a tuberculosis (TB) global emergency and it is estimated that today 1/3, approximately 2 billion people, of the global population is infected with latent TB. CNS tuberculosis (CNSTB) is the most dangerous form of Mtb infection. The diagnosis is challenging, and the disease is clinically hard to manage. Mortality, even with rigorous treatment, is high, and of those who survive ~27% develop severe neurological damage and disability. Despite the severity of this disease, current understanding about the pathogenesis of CNSTB is still dated back to necropsy data published in 1933. Treatment has advanced little since the introduction of isoniazid in the 1950s (Clin Chest Med 30(4): 745-754). Therapeutic approaches are limited to chemotherapy developed over 30 years ago, and the lack of progress in research on pathogenesis has put the development of new treatments on hold for decades. With drug-resistant strains emerging there is an urgent need for development of new strategies for therapeutic intervention and prevention of this disease. This project will provide new knowledge regarding pathogenesis of CNS tuberculosis and enable the development of preventive and therapeutic strategies to cope with this disease.
|Clarkson, Benjamin D; Walker, Alec; Harris, Melissa et al. (2014) Mapping the accumulation of co-infiltrating CNS dendritic cells and encephalitogenic T cells during EAE. J Neuroimmunol 277:39-49
|Clarkson, Benjamin D S; Ling, Changying; Shi, Yejie et al. (2014) T cell-derived interleukin (IL)-21 promotes brain injury following stroke in mice. J Exp Med 211:595-604


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Had some fun at my friend's today trying the Abyss on the Studio 6 sourced by the Lumin, and a very nice sounding combination indeed.......................
We are both tweakers, and originally he had the Shun Mook diamond resonators underneath the Studio 6 and it sounded a tad slow with a slight smearing in the upper mid/ lower trebles....We changed the Shun Mook out and inserted Nordost Kones and immediately the smearing was cleaned up allowing more vibrancy to come through.
I think many will be happy with this combination, and enough for my friend to take steps in buying a pair of the Abyss. For him, he says that the Abyss are the best Headphones he has heard and probably betters a Stax set up. That, the bass performance on the Abyss is unimpeachable, and the preciseness and realism of presentation is unmatched.
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Skip to comments.Christopher Dorner Vanished, May Have Very Powerful Weapons (Missile launcher, .50 cal rifle)
Posted on 02/08/2013 6:44:39 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Alleged cop-killer Christopher Dorner has vanished.
More than 24 hours after Dorner allegedly shot and killed one police officer and injured two others, police say they have no idea where the former cop with a vendetta against police has gone.
"He could be anywhere at this point," Sheriff John McMahon of the San Bernadino County Sheriff's Department said today.
Police are also trying to determine whether Dorner left his burning car on the side of Big Bear Mountain and earlier dropped his badge in San Diego as diversionary tactics to distract police.
Wherever Dorner is, law enforcement officials fear that he may be heavily armed, possibly with a powerful .50 caliber rifle, which shoots five-inch long bullets that can pierce bullet proof vests and vehicles, as well as a shoulder-fired missile launcher.
Dorner, 33, a former Los Angeles police officer and Navy reservist, sparked a region-wide dragnet after allegedly killing two civilians on Sunday and releasing an angry "manifesto" airing grievances against the LAPD and warning of coming violence toward cops.
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Have the houses of Joe Scarborough, Maddow and Olbermann been checked?
If they can't find this guy, I can see him becoming some kind of folk hero for Chris Rock and his flock.
No doubt a very long receiver and a specially drilled and milled chamber to accept the 5 inch long bullet it shoots, through vests and stuff.
I think all Californians should turn in their weapons because that will help them be safe from Christopher Dorner.
Dorner should register his .50 cal.
I heard the dude is driving around in an MLRS.
I'll bet he had another vehicle and was off the mountain and long gone before he set the Pick up on fire with a cell phone hooked to an incendiary device.
He may have taken vanishing lessons from Eric Robert Rudolph.
Yep. BTW, does anyone know the timeline of his service in the Navy and on the LAPD?
Send in Holder.
Perhaps California should consider a law against psychopath's having rocket launchers.
That's why the cops are so scared. He's trained, armed, and deadly serious.
Nice to gaze at it and contemplate the recoil of that much powder launching a bullet that large. But the slug is only about 2.2 inches long, not 5, must be a varmint round.........
Here's a f*****G narrative for them. One dude with a little training has outsmarted 3 states (or more) and 2 countries (US & Mexico) and has every law enforcement person in said states, scared sh*tless? Yeah, I start changing the "narrative" and "optics" too with and get it off the facts of the case (there is a whole lot of wrong all up in this story to go around, so I aint picking sides) but to drop the "...he might have one of those "icky" weapons" is total amateur hour PR.
Just saying...
I look at what he's done and see it as a cry for help.
Really? When I saw this thread I grabbed one of the AP incendiary bullets from the shelf and measured it. Overall length is somewhere between 2 1/4 and 60 mm. (I've had a few, I've got the wrong glasses, light is bad, the rule I'm using is metric/SAE, and I'm too lazy to get the calipers).
Overall round length of the .50 BMG is 5.5 inches, for that round (API). For the expensive match rounds that I bought from Arizona Ammunition for $5 a pop, overall round length is 5 7/8ths inch or so.
Once again, the MSM has NO clue about firearms.
"Five inch long bullets". I wish these so called journalist would get their terminology correct. It's a five ( actually closer to five and a half )inch long cartridge. The bullet is over two inches.
WOW! 5 inch bullets! Missile launcher! Is he an NRA member? Probably is. Betcha.
Just a minute, I going to club myself to death so I can't read any more of this BS.
He sure has the cops scared, they shot up two ladies in a blue pickup this morning, because it ,matched the description of one he was driving.
He is the one that said he had the weapons in his manifesto. Whether he does or not, it is another element to his plan to scare the LAPD. It seems as if mentioning would preclude having them, but all bets are off on this one.
'....which shoots five-inch bullets."
Yeah, I laughed when I saw that, too.
Still, personally, I'd rather not be on the receiving end of a .50 caliber slug, body armor or not.
This is going to be an interesting situation. As someone else here on FR noted, unless the LAPD gets lucky in finding this guy PDQ, there's likely going to be few police funerals in the not-too-distant future.
"Dem soldiers carry M-16 rifles and they might have a few bazookas we're saving for special people."
Listed as OAL of 5.45 inches on the Wikipedia page. A dollar bill is 2.5 inches wide.
Apparently, many of us aren't aware of that kind of talk. According to some individuals, they're Special Forces, SEALS, Delta Force and everything seen on TV. They are all of that. They've done all of that. It's considered to be cool and funny in some neighborhoods to talk that way. Am I the only one here who has lived in an inner city neighborhood?
She wants rules like that let's see her enforce one of them first.
LOL yes!!!
Yea, and it's a great light weight highly mobile weapon choice when on the run from the fuzz...and that shoulder fired missile launcher is even less conspicuous...
Hope he doesn't have a Solothurn.
Pierre. I'm a friggin cook. Got up early in the AM and had breakfast ready for thousands of GI's before mess call sounded.
And I managed to actually have the round you were talking about near enough to grab without putting on my shoes.
Not just the entire round, but a pulled bullet, as well.
Pierre, I used a cheap Chinee tape rule to make my measurements, and they were much more accurate than your high-drama, anti-firearm screed.
If you ever see me, Pierre, I'll be the guy waving a finger or two at you.
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I worked as a veterans representative at the unemployment office for 15 years. If I had a $5 bill for every goof who claimed to be special forces, I could buy a nice used car.
One guy claimed to be a SEAL officer who'd been captured by the Vietnamese and sent to the Soviet Union.
In my cache you will find several small arms. In the cache, Bushmaster firearms, Remington precision rifles, and AAC Suppressors (silencers).
I scanned the manifesto, so if i missed the part about the rocket launcher and 50 cal, please post a link. If they are reading a Remington M24-A2 rifle into that, then they know more than they are letting on.
This guy is playing them...he torched the truck and bolted in another vehicle he planted there.
Smart money says he's in Texas, headed for Mexico at a unguarded border crossing.
I suspect he has a few more surprises in the hopper.
"I look at what hes done and see it as a cry for help."
He'll do well on Oprah, should he live.
He doesn't have a functional missile launcher with missile. If anything he has a one-use missile launcher tube that he bought at a Army surplus store. A useless toy that he would not be so stupid as to haul around.
Both would be ok if luring into a kill zone. For E & E, not so much, lol.
He thought the LAPD was being racist against him. Here's the Drudge link: ...motivated by racism
Funny the Obama Complicit Press has failed to report his race! Stupid me: bad crime, no race called out = Black.
You can be pretty sure if he was a White Guy we'd have already heard "with ties to racist Tea Party White Supremicist Neo-Nazi organizations" (like the Boy Scouts).
Remember: The DC snipers were a crazed, racist black buck sergeant and a teenager!! Look how many people they terrorized and for how long. And they were only caught by accident, IIRC.
Then quick, ban them before he uses them.
This is most likely just fear mongering to keep up the pressure on gun control, not that they actually think he has them.
If you are a little old woman delivering newspapers early in the morning in your pickup truck .... be afraid, very afraid and whatever you do, don't act black.
Time to use Obama's UAVs and hellfire missiles?
If he has a 4x4, he can turn right at any point on I-8. Off-Roaders do it all the time. Such is border security and 'virtual fencing'.
Should have scored a 25mm Bushmaster case and maybe a 30mm GAU if I found them. Not supposed to filch souvenirs, but what the hell.......
Could he have offed himself?
Missile launchers?
Doubt it.
Missile launchers?
Doubt it.
Remember, when the liberals want to take away your guns, the ONE group they say should still be allowed to have them (other than the military) is the Police.
Because you see, Police can be trusted with weapons — ordinary citizens cannot.
"Shot up two ladies in a blue pickup truck"
...because apparently all blue pickup trucks are evil.
Clearly only the police can be trusted with these weapons.
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The Episode starts with police force freeing Sandhya from the net. She says I got unconscious by the bullet pressure, find the terrorists, they would not go out of Pushkar, they have played enough, we have to catch them before they harm anyone. The four guys hide and look on. The terrorist says Sandhya got saved, police is finding us everywhere, police sealed all routes, we should leave soon. One of the terrorist is shot. Other guy says we have to remove Jimmy's bullet, else he will die. The terrorist asks Rocky to help Jimmy in surgery to remove the bullet, we can't go to hospital.
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gate to enter it and its easy to control the area. He names the areas and says one of these areas will become our key to leave from here. Jimmy says you mean we will make those people hostage. The terrorist says yes, we will use them as shield, police will not do encounter there, our way is clear. He writes the area names on chits and chooses one. PP shows the area name and they all smile.
Sandhya is on the way and asks staff to check at main areas. Vansh argues with Sooraj and says you are nothing to me, I will die but not stay in this house. Bhabho says like I m Ved's Dadi, I m your Dadi too, no one can change what happened. Babasa says I m your Dada, come with us. The terrorists reach there and shoot at people. The people run away. Rathi family gets shocked and look on. PP vacates the houses. The terrorist says this place is under our control now and cuts the telephone lines. A man tries to run away and gets shot. The people get shocked. The terrorist asks everyone to obey them, else they will shoot everyone. They collect everyone's mobiles. Vikram thinks its imp to inform Sandhya.
Sooraj thinks how to inform Sandhya that terrorists have captured Hanuman gali, they took mobiles and cut telephone lines. Sandhya asks doctor about such case if guy got injured by bullet, they are looking for terrorists. Doctor says no, there is nothing such. She gets Vikram's call.
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Sandhya says I will call Sooraj. Arpita comes and tells about Ankur and Ankita's bodies kept in morgue, you have to identify them. Sandhya gets shocked. Arpita asks Sandhya to go, I will manage this. She holds Sandhya. Sandhya nods and walks to the morgue. She sees Ankur and Ankita, and recall Ankur's immense love and care. She cries and says your sacrifice will not go waste, I will punish those murderers, they snatched parents from my Vansh, I promise I will not leave them.
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I am looking at booking a holiday for next Summer starting in Stockholm then to Oslo, then Oslo to Copenhagen. Would this be the correct order, or would you suggest a different route?
I am thinking of flights between the three cities as they seem relatively cheap and the quickest way to get there. Is this correct, or would you suggest a different form of transport?
I am currently thinking of 4 nights in Stockholm, 3 nights in Oslo and 4 nights in Copenhagen. Is this enough time to see the sights in the three cities and their surrounding areas? Please could you suggest whether I need to increase/decrease the number of nights in each place.
I will be travelling with my partner, I am 27 and he is 32. We have little experience of holidays in Europe, but last year we visited Iceland and really enjoyed it. The best holiday we've had so far. It was a mixture of visiting sights such as the places on the Golden Circle and Reykjavik, and then taking part in activities such as dog sledding and horse riding. We enjoy eating out and trying different foods, however we are not big drinkers. Could you recommend places to see/activities to take part in? Are there any others places that we could visit on this trip? Is it possible to visit the fjords in Norway? Danish Riviera in Denmark?
Any advice and help you could give would be greatly appreciated. If there is anything else you need to know please let me know!
I look forward to hearing from you!
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You might be interested in the first part of my trip report on Norway and my trip report on Stockholm; click on my name to find them.
I think that you have allocated the proper amount of time for each city.
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Thanks for your help. I've had a read through your reports and looked at your pics. It seems there are lots of places to see, but are there any other things to do in addition to this? I enjoy sightseeing but would also like to do some different things too.
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Fodors guidebooks usually suggest where to shop.
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We visited. Stockholm and Copenhagen this September and really loved both cities. We rented bikes in both cities and I strongly recommend it-the cities are very bike friendly and you get a great overview of the cities. In Stocklholm the Soldermalm district is young and fun. Google both cities for good articles about up and coming neighborhoods for your age group. We also took the train from Stocklholm to Copenhagen, it was a nice ride and takes you city center to city center. Lots easier than getting out to airports.
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Neighborhood we stayed in Copenhagen was Vesterbro. Don't miss Christiania -an enclave in the middle of the city that is really unique.
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You've plenty of time for each city. You can stop off in Malmo in southern Sweden on your way to Copenhagen for the afternoon. In Copenhagen check out Christiania. In Oslo you should go to the old Olympic ski jump above the town (via subway!) and also Frogner Park to see the stone sculptures. You can then see the fjords via the Norway in a Nutshell tour and at the end have a look round Bergen. Apologies if you are already aware of any of this!
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it really depends on your interests, but if you want to make at least one day trip from each city, then you might want to consider adding one more day in Stockholm and one more to Copenhagen.
For activities, you might check out The Lonely Planet guide books -- they usually cover active options quite well. The Rough Guide often covers activities, too.
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Thanks everyone!
Kja-would you miss out Oslo in order to add on additional nights in Stockholm and Copenhagen?
ProEU-any info. you can give is great. I don't have any friends or family that have been so the only stuff I know about is what I've found browsing on the internet so getting advice from people who have been is greatly appreciated. I'm already adding your ideas into my plans!
Macdogmom-thanks for your advice. The bikes sound like a great idea! Did you find the train ok with your luggage? We will have small suitcases with us. How long did the train take and did you pre book tickets? Did you take a train through the night or day? I was.planning to stay in the centre of Copenhagen, are these neighbourhoods within easy reach of the city centre?
Thanks again everyone!
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I haven't been to Oslo yet, so I really can't speak to whether I would skip it to make more time for Stockholm and Copenhagen. More to the point, that wouldn't answer the question of what makes most sense FOR YOU. Ultimately, it really depends on YOUR interests. So again, I'll encourage you to check out some guidebooks to find you which things you most want to do. For as much money as you will spend on this trip, the cost of a guidebook or two is two is nugatory. And you can also look over the ones in your local library. Guidebooks like the Lonely Planet and Rough Guide will also give you excellent information about transportation. Hope that helps!
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I think Stockholm to Copenhagen was about 4-6 hours. The train station was very easy to get to, we took the subway from our hotel (Story Hotel which I highly recommend). We bought the tickets at the station. Here is a link with info on high speed trains in Sweden and Denmark. Much better way to see the countryside than a plane!
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Unless you plan another Scandanvian trip, I would not leave out Oslo. The previously mentioned Frogner Park and other parks at the bayside are worth the visit. AND Norway in a Nutshell will get you out to the fjords and takes about a day and a half. I've been to all three and I would not chose either Stockholm or Copenhagen over a visit to Oslo. I trained everywhere but I believe that many take a ferry overenight from Copenhagen to Oslo. Then you can ferry back or train over to Stockholm. Lots of ways to arranage your 'triangle'.
Not talked about but I learned while there, I take a public bus to Draagor (a port village past the airport that is very scenic). In the summer you can get freshly smoked fish and have a nice meal before returning to Copenhagen (and get an ice cream while there).
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Good luck and definitely don't miss out on Oslo!
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Rachael, can you please update us on how the trip went? I am planning a similar trip and have many of the same questions you had. Thanks!
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June/July 1979 | Volume 30, Issue 4
The Mary first caught the Curaçao a glancing blow eleven feet from the stern, spun her ninety degrees, then clove her midships, slicing her in two. GIs ran from side to side of the Mary to see first the stern half and then the forward half of the cruiser sink, the sailors struggling and drowning in the water. Of their reactions, Deutschman recalled only that the word he kept hearing was "serious": "Hey, this looks serious!" It was. The Mary radioed for help, but only 101 officers and men out of the 439 were saved, including the Curaçao's captain, a veteran of twenty-five years in the Royal Navy. The Mary did not stop to pick up survivors, but half an hour later she stopped for emergency repairs. Every GI had had hammered into his head two facts. One was that the Mary stopped for nothing . Another was that the waters around Ireland crawled with U-boats. The troops had a full hour to ponder these facts before the ship got under way again.
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