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In this commentary, Jeffrey Shulman from Georgetown Law looks at the upcoming Supreme Court case on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act and Obamacare, and how the drafting language in RFRA complicates the Court's job.
They say that hard cases make bad law. It's no less true that bad law makes hard cases. On March 23, in Zubik v. Burwell, the Supreme Court will face hard—indeed, well-nigh impossible—choices because of a bad law. The law is the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). Caught in the ill-focused crosshairs of RFRA will be the fate of Obamacare's contraception mandate. Targeting that mandate will be a host of religious plaintiffs, great and little, rich and poor.
Passed by Congress in 1993, RFRA requires courts to look skeptically—very skeptically—at any federal law that "may substantially burden a person's free exercise of religion," even if that law has no direct connection to religion (say, for instance, a law generally prohibiting the use of hallucinogenic drugs).
RFRA was a response to the Supreme Court's 1990 ruling in Employment Division v. Smith that where a regulation burdens religious freedom only incidentally—that is, where the burden is a secondary effect of a regulation that is neutral and generally applicable, restricting secular and religious activity alike—the courts will presume its constitutionality.
Under RFRA's "strict scrutiny" standard, this presumption is reversed. Courts must strike down any substantially burdensome legislation unless the government can demonstrate that 1) the law "is in furtherance of a compelling governmental interest," and 2) "is the least restrictive means of furthering that compelling governmental interest."
Not any burden will do. The burden has to be substantial. Which brings us to, as they say, the rub. What is a substantial burden? Who gets to decide whether a person's free exercise of religion has been substantially burdened? Or, to frame the question as the Zubik Court will have to consider: How is the Supreme Court supposed to decide whether submitting a notification of exemption from Obamacare's contraception mandate substantially burdens the religious exercise of such groups as the Little Sisters of the Poor (and their many co-plaintiffs)?
Under the regulations that implement the Affordable Care Act (or Obamacare), most large employers are required to include contraceptive coverage in the healthcare benefits plans of their employees. There is a complete exemption for "religious employers," but government regulators work in mysterious ways, and groups like the Little Sisters of the Poor are not included in this designation. (Basically, the "religious employer" exemption applies to churches. It was a reluctant regulatory nod to the painfully obvious fact that the contraception mandate does not sit well with religious entities. Curiously, though, the designation "religious employer" is not limited to churches that actually do object to providing contraceptive coverage.) The complete exemption means, in effect, that an employer, without taking any action or making any notification, need not comply with the contraception mandate.
Some nonexempt religious groups—and this includes all of the plaintiffs in Zubik—have been given a kind of bypass accommodation. To avoid noncompliance with the contraception mandate and the substantial financial penalties that would accompany noncompliance, a nonexempt religious group must notify the Department of Health and Human Services that it has a religious objection to providing contraceptive coverage as a healthcare benefit.
There is another twist. (Actually, there are a great many twists in the way the law works. My colleague Marty Lederman has been systematically untwisting them on his Zubik-related Balkinization blogs.) In its notification, a nonexempt religious group must also include certain information regarding its medical insurance plan. With this information in hand, the government itself will notify the employer's insurer that it (the insurer) is now responsible for providing contraceptive coverage to the beneficiaries of the employer's plan.
In this way, the Obamacare regulations create a kind of moral circuit-breaker between the employer and the provision of contraceptive coverage. Or so the government thinks.
The Little Sisters do not think so, however. They think—they believe—that the notification accommodation triggers, if not the direct provision of contraceptive coverage, the same kind of moral complicity and culpability that would be incurred by the direct provision of contraceptive coverage.
Now, in the law, there are all kinds of burdens on religious exercise. At one end of the spectrum is any governmental action that might impose a financial burden—say, a fine or the loss of a legal entitlement—for noncompliance. This is, we might say, the "classic" burden. Think of James Madison's 1785 remonstrance against religious assessments: "Who does not see that the same authority . . . which can force a citizen to contribute three pence only of his property for the support of any one establishment, may force him to conform to any other establishment in all cases whatsoever?" Or Justice Brennan's echoing language when the Court held that a person could not be denied unemployment benefits because she would not—or, perhaps she would say, could not—seek work on the Sabbath Day of her faith: "Governmental imposition of such a choice puts the same kind of burden upon the free exercise of religion as would a fine imposed against appellant for her Saturday worship" (Sherbert v. Verner, 1963). One way to figure out if there is a substantial burden under RFRA: Follow the money.
In Bowen v. Roy (1986), the plaintiffs faced a dilemma that seems like a dress rehearsal for the Zubik case. They were denied governmental benefits because, for religious reasons, they refused to furnish their state welfare agencies with the Social Security numbers of the members of their household. The Roy Court acknowledged the burden on religious belief caused by the denial of benefits, but it reasoned that the indirect nature of the burden lowered the standard the government must meet to justify its action. Declaring that "[n]ot all burdens on religion are unconstitutional," the Court vacated the ruling of the district court, which, applying strict scrutiny, had enjoined the denial of benefits. The district court, in the words of Chief Justice Burger, had applied the wrong legal standard:
The Government should not be put to the strict test applied by the District Court; that standard required the Government to justify enforcement of the use of Social Security number requirement as the least restrictive means of accomplishing a compelling state interest. Absent proof of an intent to discriminate against particular religious beliefs or against religion in general, the Government meets its burden when it demonstrates that a challenged requirement for governmental benefits, neutral and uniform in its application, is a reasonable means of promoting a legitimate public interest.
Of course, it was "rational basis" reasoning like this that prompted Congress to pass RFRA.[1]
At the other end of the burden spectrum are what we might think of as spiritual pressures. The Supreme Court has had occasion to consider—and reject—claims that some form of governmental action, short of a financial penalty, interferes with religious belief. When the federal government allowed a road to be built in a national forest (to support timber harvesting), there was no disputing the fact that the construction "would cause serious and irreparable damage to the sacred areas which are an integral and necessary part of the belief systems and lifeway of Northwest California Indian peoples" (Lyng v. Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association, 1988).
Well, that was just too bad. Yes, "the challenged Government action would interfere significantly with private persons' ability to pursue spiritual fulfillment according to their own religious beliefs." But no matter how substantial the burden, the Court was not prepared to find that "incidental effects of government programs, which may make it more difficult to practice certain religions . . . require government to bring forward a compelling justification for its otherwise lawful actions."
Again, the Court was living in a pre-RFRA world.
So why isn't Zubik an easy case? Doesn't it fit neatly at the fine-imposing end of the burden spectrum? Certainly, the plaintiffs think so, but the government argues that the Little Sisters et al. are mistaken. They are wrong, the government says, about how the law works. The notification letter, the argument goes, does not trigger the provision of contraceptive services. The problem with this claim is that the Little Sisters et al. believe that the notification letter, in fact, does make them morally complicitous. The fact is that the Little Sisters feel spiritually burdened. And they can't be mistaken about that.
So, under RFRA, is a burden substantial just because a person genuinely believes that it is substantial? Is this a purely subjective question? In a word, yes. Unless someone can figure out how courts should determine "whether religious beliefs are mistaken or insubstantial" (Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, 2014). In several words, what else can it be?
The word "substantially" was added to RFRA late in the legislative-drafting process, a weak attempt (perhaps at the behest of prison administrators) to forestall an outpouring of insubstantial claims. The word is meant to limit RFRA's reach. But not to undercut the statute's core protection of religious freedom.
For a court to say how substantial a burden is, once the plaintiff's sincerity has been conceded, requires a measure as much theological as legal. The Court has said that "[i]t is not within the judicial ken to question the centrality of particular beliefs or practices to a faith, or the validity of particular litigants' interpretations of those creeds" (Hernandez v. Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, 1986). But centrality is a mere hairsbreadth away from substantiality. If a plaintiff claims a substantial burden, best for a court to move on. The more straightforward questions (Right!) of compelling interest and least restrictive means await.
If the Little Sisters and their fellow plaintiffs win, we may have burdens coming out of the spiritual woodwork, so to speak. "Substantially" will be the adverb that launches a thousand burdensome lawsuits. (Or, to change metaphors, we might say with Justice Ginsburg, dissenting in Hobby Lobby, that ["t]he Court . . . has ventured into a minefield.") Naturally, the government doesn't want every law to face heightened scrutiny merely because someone feels burdened somehow.
But don't blame the Little Sisters and their fellow religious plaintiffs for this state of affairs. Don't blame the Supreme Court. Blame last-minute legislative drafting. Blame the law of unintended consequences. Blame the promiscuous use of adverbs. Or just blame RFRA. It's a bad law.
[1] The Roy Court distinguished Sherbert because the unemployment statute at issue there had a "good cause" standard that created a mechanism for individualized exemptions. "If a state creates such a mechanism," the Court said, "its refusal to extend an exemption to an instance of religious hardship suggests a discriminatory intent." In such a case, "it was appropriate to require the State to demonstrate a compelling reason for denying the requested exemption." In Hernandez v. Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (1986), the Supreme Court expressed its doubts whether the burden imposed by a deduction disallowance was a substantial one. The burden, suggested the Court, was no different "from that imposed by any public tax or fee." But the Court did not decide the question, instead moving on to the compelling-interests inquiry.
Jeffrey Shulman is Professor of Legal Research and Writing at Georgetown Law. His latest book is The Constitutional Parent: Rights, Responsibilities, and the Enfranchisement of the Child by Yale University Press.


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Krona Weakens as Riksbank Keeps Easing Bias: Stockholm MoverNiklas Magnusson
Sweden's krona weakened the most against the euro in more than two weeks in Stockholm after the Riksbank unexpectedly kept a small probability for an interest rate cut in new forecasts.
The krona weakened as much as 0.77 percent to 8.7734 per euro, the biggest intraday drop since Aug. 21, and traded at 8.7682 as of 12:15 p.m. local time. It slid as much as 1.1 percent to 6.6627 against the U.S. dollar, its weakest level since July 16.
The Riksbank today kept its main lending rate unchanged at 1 percent for a fourth meeting and stuck to a plan to start tightening late next year to allow for a recovery in the largest Nordic economy to gain pace. Policy makers also kept a small easing bias, predicting a rate of 0.96 percent in the first half next year and then a rate of 1.25 percent in the fourth quarter of 2014.
"As expected the Riksbank left the repo rate unchanged today and, more importantly, kept a small short-term easing bias," Nordea Bank AB said in a note today. "We had expected the Riksbank to remove the easing bias completely."
The economy is showing signs of a recovery after the euro area emerged from a recession. Unemployment has fallen, manufacturing is picking up and consumer confidence has risen to a two-year high. Consumer borrowing has also gathered speed as the government plans more tax cuts next year.
Krona weakening has helped policy makers close in on their 2 percent inflation target and is lending a hand to struggling exporters by making their products cheaper abroad.
Rates Up
Still, the bank also raised its forecast for underlying inflation to 1 percent this year, and kept its forecasts for 1.4 percent and 1.9 percent in the two following years. It lowered its forecast for growth to 1.2 percent for this year and 2.7 percent next year, versus 1.5 percent and 2.8 percent earlier while also lowering its unemployment forecasts.
Sweden's two-year yield rose one basis point to 1.30 percent as of noon local time.
"The only reasonable thing is to expect an upward adjustment of the rate path, probably already in October," said Henrik Erikson, chief economist at Nykredit Markets in Sweden, in an e-mailed note. The lender has long argued for higher rates and maintains that view, he said.
"There's more to do," he said. "Short-term rates are going up, up."

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Thursday, May 9
5 to 8 p.m.
CWU Student Union and Recreation Center (SURC) Ballroom
Central will host a College Civics Week Block Party, featuring live music from Seattle-based indie-pop band Hey Marseilles. Attendees can also mingle with representatives from civic engagement organizations at this free event, and everyone is invited to come out and enjoy the festival atmosphere.
Of all the musicians who have performed at Central, perhaps none captures the spirit of the Northwest as vividly as Hey Marseilles. They have opened for The Lumineers, performed at the Bumbershoot Music Lounge and the Broad Street Stage and been featured multiple times on NPR. This summer they are conducting a tour that will reach locations from The Newport Folk Festival to Lollapalooza. Don't miss the chance to enjoy their one of a kind show and be a part of their rapid rise to national fame.
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New Patient Appointments: 336-716-WAKE Returning Patient Appointments: 336-713-0582Department: 336-713-0582
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Dr. Haas is an amazing provider. She truly cares for her pts and puts the pts concerns as her priority.
Dr Haas is the best. She is always kind and listens to what we have to say.
we love Dr. Haas, she is wonderful and always listens to all my concerns!!!
She is very soft spoken ....she always makes my children feel relaxed in the clinic.
Haas is the best, period. never saw a provider connect with our daughter so well
Dr. Haas is absolutely the best provider for my child. She shows true concern if there are any issues and she truly wants to help the patients. My child enjoys seeing her and her CMA (Christine). I would recommend Dr. Haas to any of my friends and family.
Dr Haas always spends more than sufficient time with us- she ensures all our questions are answered, and acts as if we're the only patient she's seeing. Very knowledgeable, and always willing to go the extra mile. she includes all of us in decision making, and encourages us as parents.
Our pediatric physician was outstanding; made my son (and me) feel very comfortable and relaxed.
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As you most probs know about it being bugged, but does any one no what the full sega otfit is? in detail if possible?
You need to put on the sega hat, sega shirt, sega pants, sega shoes and the sega sunglasses.
edit: I see that the update has glitched the achievment. So clear your caches for this achievment.
I've the whole SEGA custom, and no achievement poped.
At the same time, I'm number 1 on the World Champiosnhip, and again, no achievement poped. U_u
I`m number one, but i do not have the sega cap and the sunglasses, how do i get them??
How do you unlock the whole sega outfit? I don't have any of them
ive only seen the red sega top
Please post if you've found a workaround to this.
Guys i just got this achievement. What you need to do is win the season ending players tournament, i did that and got them all. Put the gear and played a match and it unlocked.
Hope that helps :)
When you become Number 1 Pro in the world you get a message from Tim Henman saying Congrats - you should then automatically unlock all Sega gear. (This is when I got it)
You will need to then go to the Tennis Store and purchase:
- White SEGA T-Shirt
- Blue SEGA Shorts
- Blue SEGA Cap
- Blue/White SEGA Trainers
- Black SEGA Sunglasses.
Change all your gear back at home, play any match and achievement unlocked.
i just did it a few days ago and it all popped no problems.
There should be no reason why you ONLY get the shirt, shorts + shoes but NOT the cap + glasses.
Most people who won the 'King of Players Tournament' before the patch are not able to unlock the 'Coronation' achievement.
All I can say is try removing the patch (use code in other thread), and also clearing your cache. Then get to Number #1 Pro again and it may unlock.
It would really suck to have to play a new player all the way from scratch to #1 Pro just for that SEGA achievement :(
Well, after creating a new male character and blowing through the rankings to pro #1 (but still takes like 9 hours even doing nothing but tournaments), I can confirm that I was able to buy all 5 pieces of equipment, and the achievement unlocks without issue.
So, I'm pretty confident at this point that a female character can't get this achievement, as you will only be able to buy 3 of the 5 necessary pieces of equipment. Hopefully this will save people trouble in the future.
Oh well... 975 and done I guess.
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One of the big appeals of an annual sporting event like the Tour is that even as they were clearing away the barriers from the finish on the Champs-Elysées here in Paris yesterday, speculation was already rising as to the route and the contenders for 2012.
The podium of the Schleck brothers and winner Cadel Evans will be back for sure, as will others such as Alberto Contador, who has left Paris swearing he will never again repeat the Giro d'Italia-Tour double that partly wrecked his chances over the last three weeks.
But what of Bradley Wiggins, last seen on the Tour de France roads during stage eight as he wandered dizzily through a battlefield of broken bikes and fallen riders with a smashed collarbone? Sadly, if Sky's sports director Sean Yates's calculations are anything to go by, Wiggins probably won't be there – and neither will Geraint Thomas, or even possibly Ben Swift, three of the team's top players in this year's race.
According to Yates, doing the Tour-Olympic double in 2012 is not feasible, and with the team pursuit in London just 10 days after the Tour finishes, they are too close together to make doing both possible.
"I can't see how it would happen," Yates says. "It's not up to me, but if you're doing the Olympics, then I don't see how riding the Tour is ideal."
The conventional wisdom is that while doing a major Tour is good for team pursuit riders as it increases overall endurance – as Wiggins and Thomas both did in 2008, taking part in the Giro d'Italia before going on to gold in the pursuit in Beijing – there has to be enough of a margin for riders to adapt to the track afterwards.
Regrettably next year, that margin isn't there, meaning that any Sky rider aiming at the track will almost certainly have to decide shun the Tour.
British Cycling's Dave Brailsford, who is also Sky's team principal, has said that the Olympics will take priority. But after Sky's superb Tour de France, the pressure for them to field their best of British next summer in cycling's top race will also be strong. According to Yates, though, thanks to London 2012, that's not going to be possible.
"If the Olympics were one month or six weeks after [the Tour], you'd have time to do a bit of track work, but [with 10 days] there's not enough time to ease back and come up to form like you should," Yates says. "I can't see how that'd happen. I can't see it being an option. It's a tricky one and it doesn't just apply to the UK boys. There are riders from other countries on the team who may be doing the Olympics as well. That could scupper their Tour in a way, too."
For Mark Cavendish – not a Sky rider, although there are suggestions he will be joining in 2012 – there is no such issue despite his event, the Olympic road race, being just six days after the Tour ends next year on 21 July. Track racers face very different physical demands to "roadies", and Cavendish will be back on familiar terrain in London. Tiredness could be a factor, but Sunday's stage win on the Champs-Elysées was more than ample proof of how beneficial the Tour can be to his underlying form.
Cavendish did abandon the 2008 Tour to go to the Olympics, but he swore he would never do so again, and, according to Yates, in any case "pulling out of the Tour isn't an option".
But for Wiggins and the rest, the lure of London 2012 could be too great for them to risk it with the Tour de France, particularly as the Tour is an annual event. "It's not up to me, but if you've got a chance of a gold medal in your own country in the Olympics, it is a massive once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," Yates says.
And if Wiggins may well not be present when the Tour begins in Liège on 30 June next year – with a prologue that would be right up his street – then it would be a pity, given how his team have improved so dramatically this season in the Tour.
"We didn't underperform that much in 2010, overall, although Bradley didn't quite live up to all the expectations and hype," Yates says.
"The guys were still working in the sprints last year, and they were there in breaks too. But a successful Tour means a jersey, it means stage wins and the podium, and this year we've got the results to show it."
It could have been even more, had Colombian Rigoberto Uran and – according to other sources – some of the rest of the team not got sick in the last week, just when Uran seemed to be in line for taking the white jersey for the best young rider. But, for now, the team's first podium finish in Paris will have to wait.
"The last three days have been quite tough for the boys," Yates adds, "but the good thing is that, come what may, everybody has risen to the occasion."
Next year, though, with London 2012 dwarfing even the Tour de France, it may well be tougher for Sky to perform in the Tour, although the possible signing of Cavendish, of course, could well ease the pressure on the rest of the team.
But for now, although Cavendish may well come flying down the Champs-Elysées as brilliantly in 2012 as he has done for the last three years, there is no indication of what colours he will be wearing when he does so. And with the barriers for the Olympics going up in London just as they come down here in Paris, Sky's short-term Tour future could be equally unpredictable, too.Reuse content


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"Olisa Metuh on the 5th day of January 2016 in Abuja within the jurisdiction of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory destroyed a document, to wit: a statement made under caution to investigators/operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on the 5th of January 2016, with the intention of preventing the same from being produced or used as evidence in a court of law."
Metuh pleaded not guilty to the accusation. The presiding judge, Justice Ishaq Bello, then granted him bail in the sum of N300m and two sureties in like sum. Justice Bello refused Metuh's counsel, Onyechi Ikpeazu's application to grant him bail on self recognition.


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Telugu film 'Vasool Raja' team shoots in Bangkok
Directed by Kartikeya Gopalakrishna Srihari, 'Vasoolraja' stars Navadeep and Ritu Barmecha in the lead roles.
Directed by Kartikeya Gopalakrishna Srihari, 'Vasoolraja' stars Navadeep and Ritu Barmecha in the lead roles. It's produced by Battula Ratan Pandu and Mahankali Diwakar under the banner of BM Studios. Two of the songs in the film are being shot for the past one week in Bangkok.
Speaking about the happening, the film's producer said, "These two songs are being shot on Navadeep and Ritu Barmecha in the exotic locales of Bangkok. All the songs are coming up in an extraordinary manner. Sekhar is choreographing these songs. With the canning of these songs, the shooting of the entire film would be complete."
Director says, "This film is an out and out mass entertainer. Srihari is playing the role of a police officer. Navadeep is doing a mass character. In fact, it's a tailor-made role for him. All the combination scenes between Srihari and Navadeep would be competitive. There are five songs in the film."
Chinni Charan has penned the songs. Ramaswamy's dialogues would also attract the audiences. We are planning to launch the audio during this week and release the film on December 28. Brahmanandam and others are in the cast. Camera is by Krishna Prasad.
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I know the disappointment you are feeling Auralie...
At first I thought it was some of the types of seeds I was using.
Purchased a bunch off ebay and thought-- hum,..... but even the usual
brands purchased from local retailers didn't do any better. I also
planted a row of sunflowers along the side fence (always trying to hide
it) and only got two to sprout and flower. But did have a bunch of
volunteers in the back area from last years crop or birds feeling sorry
for me :)
Even my hollyhocks, which normally are higher than the fence were only
at the very most 2 ft tall.... very strange looking!
My peaches did fine.. well actually too many of them and they cracked
off one of the branches....
I am sure your garden will be much better next year.... (note, I am sure
you will be fine too...)
> Donna, it's been a very strange year here, too. I, too, feel as if I
> still waiting for summer to start - and others I talk to have said the
> same thing.
> We had one very hot day - 90+ degrees - in April, of all times,
> by
> several frosts. That was the hottest day of the so-called summer. I
> think
> it may have hit 90 one day in early August. The rest of the season it
> been
> in the low 80s or just the 70s. That is not usual weather for this
area -
> can't remember another such cool summer. The worst part was that most
> the
> time was very cloudy, overcast and humid but not much rain fell. I
> that
> others in the area had lots of rain, but we seem to be in a dry pocket
> some
> sort - our pond is down about a foot.
> As for the growing part - my early garden was great. Daffodils were
> better
> than in many years - the planned succession of bloom really worked so
> had daffs for nearly two months. Some years they all bloom in one or
> weeks. The early perennials were good too, but I've never had a worse
> year with
> seed-starting. Many of the seeds I planted just never came up, and
> took
> out a lot more. (Even if we didn't get rain, it was so humid that we
> an
> awful slug year.) For instance I had to plant beans about three times
> before I
> ever got a good row, and I planted six packets of sunflower seeds and
> have three pitiful plants. Sunflowers were planted in pots in my
> container
> garden, in the vegetable garden, and finally I tried starting them
> indoors. Even
> those didn't come up. Can't understand it. I usually have great
> sunflowers.
> By midsummer I had given up and bought annuals. Most of these were
> promptly eaten by deer, which have been much more numerous than usual.
> found a
> handsome four-point buck breakfasting on my phlox just as they were
> looking good.
> Later they demolished the plantings on my front stoop - impatiens,
> miniature
> roses, zonal geraniums, and a couple of large hibiscus plants. About
> only thing that survived the various onslaughts and looked great were
> turk's
> cap lilies growing in a large container. They were pretty spectacular
> a
> few weeks, but of course didn't last after they bloomed.
> The vegetable garden was also a disaster. Onions, which I usually
> well
> with, didn't mature - just browned off at less than an inch in
> Others in the area have had the same experience. I think it was lack
> sunlight
> - onions are day-length sensitive, I know. After numerous plantings I
> finally
> have had beans, but not a really good crop. Early peas didn't do
> anything.
> Many of the squash I planted never came up - after numerous plantings
> have
> had a few squash, but not nearly the abundance I usually have. I
could go
> on
> and on with the litany of what didn't live up to expectations this
> True,
> I was unable to work in the garden as much as I would have liked early
> the
> season, but I can't imagine how that would have caused the failures I
> had.
> As for weeds - I can't really say they are worse than usual. Just
> slugs and the deer and the lack of sunshine.
> Signs of fall. We are seeing patches of color in the maples, and
> dogwoods are beginning to turn. Goldenrod is full and fall asters are
> starting. I
> noticed yesterday that my Colchicums are blooming (I only have a few.)
> We've
> had nights down into the low 50s but this week it has only been the
> 60s
> at night - pretty warm - even though it didn't get out of the 70s
> the
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Gore's Speech: A Reminder of What's Missing
There's been some talk among pundits and progressives that the Obama campaign could use a touch more populism--especially to reach those working-class voters (read: white working-class voters). So maybe the Democratic convention could have used someone talking like this:
My focus is on working families--people trying to make house payments and car payments, working overtime to save for college and do right by their kids. Whether you're in a suburb, or an inner-city. Whether you raise crops or drive hogs and cattle on a farm, drive a big rig on the Interstate, or drive e-commerce on the Internet Whether you're starting out to raise your own family, or getting ready to retire after a lifetime of hard work
So often, powerful forces and powerful interests stand in your way, and the odds seemed stacked against you--even as you do what's right for you and your family.
How and what we do for all of you - the people who pay the taxes, bear the burdens, and live the American dream--that is the standard by which we should be judged.
That's a passage from Al Gore's feisty I-will-fight-for-you-against-powerful-interests acceptance speech at the 2000 convention. This time around, on the final night of the convention, Gore appeared at Invesco Field an hour before Barack Obama was scheduled to come out, and he spoke--no surprise--mostly about climate change. He was eloquent on the subject, as he usually is. He did take a whack at the oil and coal industries and "the forces of the status quo." But he sure did not tailor his remarks to the sort of voters he focused on in his 2000 speech.
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Skip to comments.Upset: Republican wins surprise blowout in Arkansas Senate special election
Posted on 01/17/2014 8:47:18 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Lets read some 2014 tea leaves, shall we? First, some background on an Arkansas special election that was decided earlier this week:
The special election for a northeast Arkansas Senate seat vacated by a lawmaker who resigned over ethics violations will be an early bellwether on the fight to protect the states Medicaid expansion, as well as Democrats chances in the November election. Voters head to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in the special election between Democrat Steve Rockwell and Republican John Cooper for state Senate District 21 seat that covers the Jonesboro area. The winner will serve the remainder of the term of former state Sen. Paul Bookout a Democrat. The race for Bookouts seat between Rockwell and Cooper has centered on the key issue facing lawmakers when they return for next months fiscal session whether to continue the states private option plan to expand Medicaid.
Craighead County has not been represented by a Republican in the state senate since reconstruction. An analysis from the left-wing Daily Kos explained the dynamics and significance of this race:
Craighead County is part of the Delta. As such, it is part of the rural Democratic coalition that dominated state politics for over a century. Today, county politics are still largely Democratic On the politics side of things, this election is huge. Craighead County is a key area of the state for both Mark Pryor and Mike Ross to win (they need to get at minimum 49% of the vote in this county to win the state) If Rockwell cant put up a decent showing, Democrats are going to have some serious issues going into 2014.
So here we had a contested race in a traditionally Democratic area, the outcome of which held significant implications for Mark Pryors re-election bid. An Obamacare-related controversy drove the campaign. Oh, and according to an email blast from the NRSC, the Republican candidate was outgunned on the spending front by a three-to-one margin. Your result:
It wasnt even close. The victorious Cooper called his triumph a statement win. Indeed. Id imagine Sen. Pryor can hear that statement loud and clear.
Oh, of course. They always do, aided by the "hold-your-nose-and-vote" brigade. Oh, yeh, you're doing everyone such a favpr by voting for any Republican on the ticket... ::snort::
I keep saying, they do not call them the stupid party for nothing.
" - - - Craighead County has not been represented by a Republican in the state senate since reconstruction. - - - "
With amnesty and all the other crap the GOPe is apparently going to pull on us, they will lucky to exist as a going concern after the elections this year
I have previously predicted that the Pubbies will NOMINATE a Northeastern RINO, similar to Romney. Christy? Whoever it will be, he/she will suffer the same fate.
Louisiana is 33% black, second only to Mississippi at 38%.
Washington DC is 52%, but they're not a state.
Final results:
Republican John Cooper: 4,314 (57.21%)
Democrat Steve Rockwell: 3,227 votes (42.79%)
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The first of many GOP victories to come! A new wind is blowing and it will change the face of American politics! Watch and be amazed by this new wave of Conservatism—Ted Cruz was like unto John The Baptist calling the way for another who will transform the nation. Not a new Reagan—more like a new Lincoln!
Louisiana is 33% black, second only to Mississippi at 38%.
Washington DC is 52%, but theyre not a state.
That statistic seems to keep falling with each census. Good news for the Swamp State.
I know. They rear their ugly heads every election cycle, claiming that anyone not supporting a party is "throwing their vote away" or somehow voting for the other party.
And even if they do win they'll want to go back into 'power sharing' mode and let liberals shit all over them again.
I expect the GOPe to try, and for their candidates to begin losing primaries.
What say you, Joe?
While this is nice, special elections are a bell-weather for absolutely nothing.
Back in 1980 Bill Clinton was defeated in the Arkansas governor's race by a republican named Frank White. He was the first republican governor since reconstruction. Sadly, two years later the dumb voters put Clinton back in. If he had not won in 1982 we wouldn't even know the name "Hillary".
That's a pretty serious thumping.
Mark Levin is the one who is making this point consistently, the Republicans have not even written a bill repealing Obamacare. The Republican elites are preparing not to repeal it but to shape it. The same elites are going to pass amnesty to appease the Chamber of Commerce and collect their campaign contributions. They have just passed a $1 trillion budget gimmick and they justify every pusillanimous surrender openly as the only way they can avoid a government shutdown.
Is there any bright and shining historic stand that these people have taken which gives us genuine hope that they will actually change the headlong course the country is taking toward tyranny and disaster?
In a word NO!
Of course they will, its called amnesty.
Health insurance lobbyists own both parties.
"...special elections are a bell-weather for absolutely nothing...."
I agree, but it might be an indicator for Pryor and other statewide candidates in that state.
I doubt you would have the same opinion if a Rat had won.
25% black and Hispanic district:
Assuming all ethnicities voted in proportion, and blacks and Hispanics voted 100% for the Dem, Cooper got 2/3 of the white vote. Not ideal, but good enough for a win.
It's a good strategy. The GOP doesn't have problems winning in red states - it's got problems in places like Michigan, Virginia, North Carolina and Florida, which are trending blue. When it starts losing red states, it might start choosing ultra-conservative presidential nominees, but then we get Goldwater-style drubbings. That's why we have primaries and caucuses in 50 states rather than just the red states. We need more than red states to win the White House. In the blue/purple states, a lot of GOP voters are way more liberal, and the final nominee needs to be able to win their votes in order to have a shot at winning those states. Weirdly enough, without an electoral college system, an ultra-conservative candidate might be able to win enough red state votes to dispense with having to deal with blue/purple states. But that's not the system we have today.
Yeah, it worked SO well with Romney, McCain and Dole. I guess that the most conservative candidate that we ran (RWR) was an exception to the strategy.
I wonder who the NSA is studying this week? /sarcasm
Reagan wasn't seen as a conservative. He was seen as Reagan, a larger than life figure who transcended conservatism. Similarly, some southern states voted for Clinton (vs Dole) not because he was a liberal, but because he was a good old boy who transcended ideology. Obama won purple states despite being a far leftist because the electorate doesn't see him as a far leftist - he transcends leftism. Romney and McCain won the red states. They lost the union states that voted for Reagan against Mondale because he imposed significant protectionist measures to keep union jobs in the country - measures that neither Romney or McCain will stand behind. The free trade orthodoxy that has taken over the GOP is probably the factor that has sunk its electoral fortunes in the rust belt, rather than any number of social issues. Bush II won via superior organization, but Obama showed us twice that the Dems have caught up in that arena, and then some.
RIGHT! Like when Scott Brown won in Massachusetts in January of 2010, then in November of 2010 when failed to take any seats at all!!!
.... oh, wait....
Reagan was our FDR. For most of the electorate, to hear either of these men's voices was to believe and trust them. There is no shortage of conservatives in the GOP. What we lack is someone with Reagan's charisma. I like Palin, but her personality is grating to the majority of Americans and a large number of Republicans. She also has the distinction of being a half-term governor from a tiny state, population-wise. In the 200+ years of this nation's history, we've had one FDR and one RWR. I wouldn't count on anyone in the GOP, moderate or conservative, coming anywhere near RWR's numbers.
They are not stupid. They are corrupt. There's a difference.
The Republican establishment understands they can win seats in conservative areas by appearing conservative. Meanwhile, they avoid trouble with the Dems, media, and protestors by not opposing the Dems on anything the Dems deem important.
By playing ball, they can also get invited to fun parties, have mistresses, smoke pot, take bribes, etc. They understand the fun stops when they balk the Left.
I wouldn't take that on a bet myself. The Republican party has an uncanny ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory time, after time, after time.
That's why they're referred to as the STUPID Party in my house.
(Alternatively, the Democrats are the EVIL Party.)
I am not counting on a RWR redux, but I do have high hopes for either Cruz or Paul. I realize that Paul is correctly considered a Libertarian, but I like his style, and guts- (same as Cruz).Two other politicians that I find refreshingly agreeable are Louis Gohmert, and Trey Gowdy, but it is a looong stretch for Representatives. But we will undoubtedly wind up with another McCain, Dole, or Romney, and drive off the Tea Party, Conservative, and Evangelical votes, thereby electing the dimmacrat. I don't see Hillary running.
This strategy has worked so very, very well for the party in the past -- as amply demonstrated by the McCain and Romney administrations. As opposed to the failed Reagan candidacy, of course.
I'm sorry but, if a candidate can't get his own base out, he'll never win an election.
How about the GOPe strategy of blaming the base? Won't that work? They have some of their flying monkeys posting right here on FR.
They got the base out - they won the red states handily. They couldn't win the Rust Belt states (or the original snowbird state, FL), and that was all she wrote. No surprise there - no hard line conservative has won a Rust Belt governorship either. Rick Scott barely won FL in 2010, and that was an excellent year for the GOP. The electorate is moving left, and the irony is that the end of the Cold War has accelerated that move.
NC's governor, Pat McCrory, pushed through several laws social conservatives had been asking for. His approval rating is 37%. This tells me that Beverly Perdue's election victory was not a fluke, that the state's electorate is changing, either demographically or ideologically.
??? Why do you suppose the GOP establishment ran John Anderson as a third party candidate? Maybe you weren't around yet, or weren't paying attention. Reagan was attacked for being a trigger happy Cold War cowboy who risked nuclear war with the USSR.
He had Jerry Falwell's newly ascendant Moral Majority behind him, as well as Paul Weyrich's fundraising machine. And to be clear, the democrats did everything they could to make sure everyone knew how conservative Reagan was.
That's how he was attacked, but it never stuck. That's why he was called the Teflon President.
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At this year Kanrocksas we had the chance to talk with Fitz of Fitz and the Tantrums right before they kicked off the inaugural show. We talk about Fitz's relationship with Noelle, their live show, and the new album. Check out the interview and let us know what you think in the comments below. For more information about Fitz and the Tantrums visit the website here.
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If you ask me, I would like to tell you a story, which I suggest you take as a warning. This is a story about a mother whose son comes home from his first year at university for the summer. The mother is quite shocked at his appearance, as he is thin and peaky, and looks as if he has been doing what he has been doing: that is, living on economy squash and reduced-price bread so he can better spend his overdraft on drink, clubbing, drugs and a new T-shirt that looks like all his other T-shirts.
The mother, being motherly, wishes to feed him up, and so it is roast chicken and shepherd's pie and lasagne and pasta and apple crumbles and endless biscuits and sandwiches, and she is gratified when she begins to see the colour return to his cheeks, but the trouble is this. She has also unwittingly created a monster, a monster that can never be sated, a monster along the lines of that plant in Little Shop of Horrors.
So she keeps at it. So it's pasta and stews and cupboards stocked with snacky things and always having to keep the fruit bowl replenished, not just with apples, oranges and bananas, but also peaches and cherries and melons and the strawberries that used to be £1.99 a punnet in Waitrose but are now on "special offer at two for £4", which makes no sense whatsoever, unless you are an idiot, and the mother does all this until she is fit to drop, but is she shown any mercy? No.
The mother finds she has to build food-shopping trips into whatever else she happens to be doing that day. So it's rushing into Asda or Morrison's or Tesco Metro or Sainsbury's Local and heaving home carrier bags filled with fry-up ingredients and the four packs of yoghurt he will eat at one sitting, without even separating the individual pots out, and the 1.7-litre cartons of Tropicana, which he downs at the fridge door, and doesn't exactly represent £3.49 well spent, from her point of view, and yet he is still not satisfied.
And then she finds she has had it. So she draws herself up and says: "Enough!" And: "This is costing a fortune." And: "I'm not made of money." And: "When you complain 'there is never anything to eat in this house' has it ever occurred to you the reason might be BECAUSE YOU HAVE EATEN IT ALL?"
And: "I have a life, which I would actually like to be getting on with." And, for the first time, the son looks at her as if she might be a full-fledged human being, with needs and feelings of her own, and then he says:
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- Author: Lynley Dodd
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- Published:27 May 2010
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Meet Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy, always ready for mischief. In this fabulous set of audio rhyming tales, Hairy Maclary and his friends just want to have fun, but trouble is never far away! The eight stories on this bumper CD collection are all set to music and read fabulously by Dr Who star David Tennant. The collection contains: Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy Hairy Maclary, Sit! Hairy Maclary and Zackary Quack , Hairy Maclary's Rumpus at the Vet , Hairy Maclary Scattercat , Hairy Maclary's Bone , Hairy Maclary's Showbusiness , and Hairy Maclary's Caterwaul Caper .
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The senora
Always gave you
Disdainful looks
The warm morning
After you came
In late at night
Or in the cold
Early hours
On the bright wings
Of the full moon.
Her stare was well
Known to almost
Freeze you in your
Tracks when you came
To enter the
Dining room of
The small hotel
Where you lodged for
A while. She'd stand
There by the door
With her taut arms
Folded and her
Thin lips pulled tight
Across her face
And exuding
Menace and her
Eyes following
You as you crossed
The floor to your
Table and sat
Down waiting for
Breakfast to come
Via one of
The downtrodden
Poor maids who would
Mutter softly
Some unknown words
As she lay your
Bowl down and she
Knowing as well
As you that the
Senora's eyes
Were piercing you
Both as if you
Were secret young
Lovers caught in
The throes of hot
And once the maid
Had walked off with
Her small but neat
Sexy wagging
Ass behind her,
You gave the grim
Senora a
Quick glance hoping
She'd gone off to
War or engaged
Herself in some
Domestic chore.
But no, she was
Still staring, her
Eyes focussed on
You, her arms still
Folded, her breasts
Heaving, her low
Muttering voice
Filtering the
Air, waiting for
Someone to speak
To her if they
Were stupid or
Enough to dare.
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FC student to participate in music tour of Europe
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Wednesday, 29 June 2016 08:04
One June 25 more than two hundred outstanding student musicians gathered at the University of Louisville for five days of rehearsal and performances prior to departing to seven European countries for a 16-day tour.
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Floyd County Fair Queen to be crowned
Written by George Browning
Wednesday, 29 June 2016 00:00
The 2016 Floyd County 4-H Fair Queen and Princess Pageant will be held Wednesday, July 6th at 7:30 p.m. at the Floyd County 4-H Fairgrounds.
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CHPD warns citizens of an I.R.S. related tax scam
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Wednesday, 22 June 2016 09:07
The Charlestown Police Department is warning citizens of an I.R.S. related tax scam in which local residents have received threats of either a lawsuit and or arrest warrant if they do not provide the caller the information they requested. The Charlestown Police Department has received recent information that local citizens are being targeted by either emails or direct phone calls requesting a person's personal credit or debit card information.
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Founder's Day celebrating All American Weekend at Family Activities Park
Written by Janna Ross
Wednesday, 22 June 2016 09:05
The Charlestown Beautification Committee has been busy making the final preparations and plans for the 16th annual Founder's Day Festival. This year the festival will celebrate the theme of All American Weekend. This year the festival will be held in a new location as the Family Activities Park (across from the Charlestown High School Football Field) will be the host location. The Founders Day All American Weekend is set for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 23-25. Founder's Day will feature live entertainment, arts and crafts booths, vendors, a parade and 5K run, just to name a few. The popular festival will conclude with a spectacular fireworks extravaganza on Saturday, June 25 beginning at 10 p.m.
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Juveniles fine after water rescue
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Wednesday, 22 June 2016 09:04
Wednesday afternoon around 3:30 PM, five juveniles were reported missing while wading in a rain swollen Indian River Creek near Greenville, In. Some reports indicated the juveniles entered the creek around noon near 8536 Old Vincennes Road. The only indication they may have been in trouble was their bicycles and cell phones were left by the creek and the victims were nowhere to be found.
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Definitions for b-word
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The word bitch, regarded as a vulgar or taboo word.
Refers to any various taboo words beginning with b, such as bastard or bugger.
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The numerical value of b-word in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
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The numerical value of b-word in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
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Hmm. I think trying this while sick wasn't the best idea. I can smell/taste the marshmallow and a bit of the caramel, but it's rather weak (that could be an underleafing problem), and there's a bit of an odd flavour (could easily be a tastebud issue). Ah well, have lots to try again with!
Picked this one up during Butiki's Black Friday sale especially for my mom. It clearly smells quite minty, and my mom tells me that it doesn't taste like peppermint to her, but just… minty! And quite strong, too! I'm sick so I didn't sample out of her cup, but I may get her to leave part of one infusion for me just out of curiousity's sake… not that I'll be able to taste too much of it anyways!
Sooooo I definitely forgot I was steeping this, and it got 9 minutes! Yikes! However…. no bitterness/astringency! Della Terra teas seem to be remarkably resistant to becoming such.
This smells much like DavidsTea's Glitter & Gold (cinnamony), and tastes similarly… except I must admit that it's… sickeningly sweet. I suspect it's because I left the cup brewing so long, and I think cinnamon imparts a bit of a sickeningly sweet flavour when left infusing too long.
I'll have to try this once I'm healthy again, but I think it's reasonably tasty!
Ok, apparently this is the chai I have (the summer version).
Anyways! Made some up for my mom yesterday, and she enjoyed it well enough. Thought it was quite spicy (as in, spiced, not heat). I decided to re-steep it today for myself, and dose it with milk and sugar…. well, milk turned to eggnog, and I added too much sugar…. whoops! So it's a bit too sweet and not spicy enough (or rather, it's not spicy enough for my stuffed up self to really taste), but tasty anyhow, seeing as the cup has already been emptied :D
So guess who got their parcel from Della Terra on…. SUNDAY?! Since when does Canada Post deliver parcels on Sunday?! And not only that, but my two Try Me packs were put inside lovely little tins, and I swear that there was more than just 0.5 ounces of tea in some of the packs. Ah, so awesome!
So this tea was my free gift for placing an order on the day I did, and just as I was lamenting that I hadn't brought any strongly-flavoured herbal teas along with me to drink (since I'm sick and Verdant's Mrs. Li's Shi Feng Dragonwell would be totally wasted on me right now), I remembered all these new teas I received, and found this one and another that may just have enough spicing to cut through my lack of smell-ability.
So clearly I have retained at least a bit of my ability to smell, because this tea smells just like Christmas! Like… clovey, cinnamony, orangey apple cider. Delicious. Sadly, this also brewed up a deep shade of hibiscus, and unfortunately, that is all I can taste :'( I'll try again later with a shorter infusion (3 instead of 4 minutes), but I'm so disappointed since this smelled like it had such potential, but appears to be another tea ruined by the dreaded hibby. Come, tears.
(I'm going to sweeten this and see if that improves it… even the aftertaste is delicious! So maybe sugar will help? Or maybe I just need to pick the hibiscus out next time before brewing???)
ETA: Success! Sweetened (yeah, maybe a bit oversweetened… I'm sick, ok!) it tastes much better. So that will be my fall-back plan if this one gets a bit too sour again. Yum, haha.
12 Days of Tea #10! A fourth tea I'd not tried! We're on a roll here :) I wonder what tomorrow will bring??
The dry leaf definitely smells like blueberry cotton candy. My initial thought was Black Currant Bai Mu Dan which I knew it wasn't, but once I saw that it was blueberry, it did make sense. A bit of an artificial blueberry, however. Not an issue for me though.
Again, the fact that I'm sick isn't really doing me any favours here, but I think I like this one. I'm definitely getting a blueberry sweetness which is quite nice, and there's a nice heavy body to it which I assume is the green tea. I can't really pick out the green tea itself, but I'm having a fair bit of difficulty picking out flavours to begin with!
I think I may prefer the regular Cotton Candy Black, but this is pretty tasty itself, for those times when you're looking for a sickly sweet confection-sort of tea.
12 Days of Tea #9! And the third tea that I haven't previously tried! This box is definitely working out better than I thought.
To be honest, I barely drank any of this. My cold is definitely impairing my tasting ability, but I drank a sip and it really tasted mostly like Sun & Cloud Mist. My mom was curious and had a sip as well, and ended up enjoying it enough to finish the whole mug, plus a re-infusion (which she mentioned was a little astringent). My bad on that one. I couldn't taste the cardamom at all here, and neither could she. I'll have to try a second cup of it when I'm feeling better. In the meantime, I need to introduce my mom to Sun & Cloud Mist!
Made a delicious cup of this for my mom tonight. I think she may have finished the whole thing, so I'll only get the second infusion, but that's ok. She likes it, but definitely doesn't think it tastes like eggnog (which is fine!). Just tasty and creamy. I think I'll get away without leaving the rest of it here though, thankfully! She just really wants that Strawberry Oolong, so I'll squirrel away a cup for myself, and leave the rest here…
:) I'm excited – I bought her a nice infuser and tea timer/thermometer from DavidsTea for Christmas, too!


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Definitions for kadai
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Kadai, Kam-Tai, Kadai language(noun)
a family of Sino-Tibetan languages spoken in southeastern Asia
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The numerical value of kadai in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
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