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For years, the federal government has recommended that pregnant women and young children limit their consumption of fish to avoid exposure to potentially harmful amounts of mercury.
Now, two top consumer protection agencies are at odds on whether that advice should be reconsidered to encourage all people to eat more fish, in order to promote healthy hearts.
The Food and Drug Administration has been circulating a draft report within the government that argues the health benefits of eating fish outweigh the potential ill effects of mercury. But the Environmental Protection Agency has fired off a memo to the White House calling the 270-page FDA study "scientifically flawed and inadequate" and an "oversimplification" lacking analytical rigor.
Environmental groups are crying foul. They say it's a sneak attempt to undercut important public health advice in the waning hours of a Bush administration that has treated science as a stepchild.
"The FDA was once a fearsome protector of the public health. Now it's nothing more than a patsy for polluters," Richard Wiles, executive director of the Environmental Working Group, said in a statement.
The food industry is praising the FDA's shift. One organization, the Center for Consumer Freedom, called it "long overdue and a huge public-health victory" that "just might be the best Christmas present health-conscious Americans could hope for."
The interagency feud spilled into the open Friday when the Environmental Working Group released copies of the dueling memos. The dispute was first reported by the Washington Post.
More controversy
The FDA is embroiled in another controversy over the science of food safety. Recently, a panel of outside advisers challenged the agency on bisphenol A, or BPA, a chemical used to make plastic for food packaging and other consumers goods. The independent experts said that FDA's conclusion that low doses of BPA are safe was scientifically flawed.
At the FDA, officials sought to tamp down the controversy and dispel concerns that the agency is about to toss out the government's current mercury guidance.
"It would be a mistake to assume that this draft report represents the FDA's official position because a final determination on these matters has not been reached," said spokesman Michael Herndon. "Following the discussion among government agencies, FDA intends to seek public comment. This will all be done in a very public and transparent manner, and the FDA will make no final determination until all the relevant comments and scientific analysis has been carefully considered."
Mercury occurs naturally and is also released in the environment through pollution. Very high levels in the bloodstream can damage the nervous system of developing fetuses and young children, causing learning disabilities and other problems. Fish absorb mercury in the water and as they feed on plankton and other smaller fish. Some fish, like king mackerel and swordfish, accumulate higher levels of mercury.
New indications
Fish and shellfish are the biggest sources of human exposure to mercury. Fetuses and young children are the most susceptible to harm. About 8 percent of U.S. women of childbearing age have enough mercury in their blood to be at risk of having babies with subtle learning disabilities, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates.
Because of such concerns, the FDA and EPA have recommended that women of child-bearing age and young children not eat shark, swordfish, king mackerel or tilefish, which contain high levels of mercury. The agencies also advised that they eat no more than two meals a week of fish and shellfish that are lower in mercury, a total of 12 ounces. And since "white" albacore tuna has more mercury than chunk light tuna, they recommended no more than six ounces a week.
The FDA's draft report said the latest studies seem to indicate that the risks may not be as dire as previously thought. The agency also sought to weigh the risk of mercury against the benefits of eating more fish.
Current research suggests "a beneficial impact on fetal neurodevelopment from the mother's consumption of fish, even though they contain methylmercury," the report said.
"The net effect is not necessarily adverse, and could in fact be beneficial," it added.
But the EPA said, "this FDA report bases its conclusions on models that use very limited inputs from studies that have significant problems for risk analysis."

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I have a confession to make.
There is an angel conspiracy.
It dark, it is devious, and it is far-reaching.
The conspirators number amongst them many of the top people in the Valley, including angels, VCs, lawyers, and yes, even journalists.
We have joined together despite our differences and conflicts for a single, sinister, self-interested purpose.
To get your attention.
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When unraveling any crime, you should always follow Deep Throat's first principle: Follow the money.
Words may lie. Deceptions abound. But the money trail leads inevitably and inexorably to the truth.
And the truth is that we've all conspired together in the rise of the superangels for our own selfish reasons.
The motivation on the part of the superangels should be fairly transparent to all–the more attention they get, the more they benefit, both in terms of dealflow and the ability to raise funds from limited partners.
Don't think its a coincidence that the increased focus on angels was followed almost immediately by many of those same angels raising small venture funds.
The motivation on the part of VCs is a little subtler; the supposed Superangel vs. VC conflict (which I freely admit I played a part in promoting) provides cover for the fact that for the most part, angel investing activity helps venture capital by creating more companies that will eventually require VC investments.
The increase in funding and company formation also helps entrepreneurs (who have access to more capital) and service providers (who have more potential customers).
Finally, some of the most eager participants have been the journalists. As the old saying goes, "If it bleeds, it leads." Nothing generates pageviews like conflict and scandal. TechCrunch has been profiting from these manufactured kerfuffles more than anyone. TechCrunch was the first to promote the superangels; now it's the first to turn on them.
Yet the part about this conspiracy that should scare you the most is that even this backlash IS ALL PART OF THE MASTER PLAN.
What could generate more pageviews than tantalizing rumors of a shadowy conspiracy? Heck, what is this essay but yet another blatant attempt to capitalize on the American public's never-ending appetite for TMZ-like scandal?
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In the end, the claims of a superangel conspiracy don't pass the Deep Throat test. TechCrunch reported that ten prominent superangels met in San Francisco to collude in driving down valuations, shutting out VCs and new angels, and quashing the use of convertible notes.
Mike Arrington stirred up the controversy (masterfully, I might add–I admire the work of a true virtuoso!) by using some key buzzwords: Collusion (and its hint of corrupt, smoke-filled rooms), and saying that the group accounted for "nearly 100% of early stage startup deals in Silicon Valley."
The truth is, both of these claims are laughable.
Even if the top 10 superangels wanted to collude (and knowing many of the folks who might appear on such a list, I doubt that any of them would participate in something they felt unethical), they lack the market power to do so.
When Major League Baseball's owners colluded on player salaries in the 1980s, it was easy for them to maintain control of the cartel since they had a monopoly, and only needed to control the actions of the 24 different owners.
Superangels simply don't have that kind of power.
Let's assume that each of the 10 alleged conspirators possessed a $50 million fund (which I guarantee is not the case). That's $500 million in total funds. Assuming those investments were spread over 5 years, that's $100 million per year in investments.
If the conspirators contributed $500,000 to the average seed round, that's still only 200 deals per year.
The SBA estimates that there are about 500,000 angel investors in the United States, and that they invest about $20 billion per year.
The alleged conspirators only represent 0.5% of the annual angel investing activity in the United States.
Even if we assume that Silicon Valley seed rounds only account for 10% of angel investing in the US, the pot controlled by the alleged conspirators only represents 5% of the local market.
I'm not saying that angels don't wish that valuations are lower (I certainly do). But there simply is no way that such a conspiracy could be effective, given the economics of the market.
As Deep Throat would say, "Follow the money." And in this case, the money leads to one inevitable conclusion: We are all part of the superangel conspiracy.


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Unveiled at Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery in Seattle
Book Launch Party and Original Art Exhibition on Sat., Feb. 9, 2008.
Fantagraphics Books celebrates the publication of cartoonist Ellen Forney's provocative "LUST" collection with a book launch party and art exhibition befitting the romantic Valentine's Day occasion. This festive event takes place on Saturday, February 9 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery, located at 1201 S. Vale Street in Seattle's lively Georgetown district. The display of original art from the book continues through March 17, 2008.
"LUST: Kinky Online Personal Ads From Seattle's The Stranger" (Fantagraphics Books, Seattle, 2008) takes a peek at the alluring deviance revealed in the alternative weekly's "Lustlab" section. Each week for the past several years Forney has selected one ad to illustrate as a "Lustlab Ad of the Week" cartoon in both the print and online versions of the newspaper. "LUST" collects these images and includes fascinating interviews with several of the advertisers, with an introduction by Stranger editor Dan Savage. Forney recently illustrated "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" by Sherman Alexie, winner of the prestigious 2007 National Book Award for young people's literature. Alexie contributed the introduction to her wildly successful anthology "I Love Led Zeppelin" (Fantagraphics Books, Seattle, 2006). Forney is a regular contributor to The Stranger and other periodicals, and a highly regarded illustrator, painter and performance artist. She was chosen to participate in the Seattle P. I.'s 2007 Writers in Residence program.
The exhibition, opening Saturday, February 9, will include more than two dozen seductive selections from the book. Creative custom LUST chocolate Valentine novelties will be dispensed by sensuous hostesses to an exotic mix of love songs by DJ David James. Forney will present a short multimedia performance based on the book's contents. The "LUST" launch party coincides with the inaugural "Georgetown Second Saturday Art Attack." More than twenty-five galleries, studios, nightclubs, boutiques, and cafes will participate in this monthly showcase of Georgetown's creative diversity.
Fantagraphics Bookstore is open daily 11:30 to 8:00 PM, Sundays until 5:00 PM. Events are free and open to the public of all ages.
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Ellen Forney's "LUST" Opening reception
Saturday, February 9, 6:00 – 9:00 PM*
Original Forney art show, DJ David James, artist performance, Valentine's Day party favors.
Exhibition continues through March 17, 2008
Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery, 1201 S. Vale St. (at Airport Way S.), Seattle, WA. 206.658.0110. Open Daily 11:30 – 8:00 PM. Sundays until 5:00 PM
*It's the inaugural Georgetown Second Saturday Art Attack! Festive openings, performances and related events throughout the neighborhood.


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Apple has released its 2011 report on Supplier Responsibility, a relatively new annual report that compiles results from audits it performs of its component suppliers and manufacturing facilities. Social responsibility at Apple's overseas partners has become an increasingly hot topic lately—fairly or not, Apple has often been singled out over other companies—and the report offers a summary of the progress that Apple's suppliers are making.
As Apple's packaging often so modestly touts, the company's products are usually designed at its U.S. headquarters in California. But like many companies, Apple's products are primarily built by a variety of manufacturers, most of which are located in Taiwan, China, and Singapore. Over the years, stories from these factories of worker abuse, inhumane working conditions, and a Chinese employee committing suicide after losing an iPhone prototype have prompted investigations from both Apple and Chinese authorities. A 26-page complaint lobbied against Apple from 36 environmental groups in China just last month revived the topic again.
The discussion of social responsibility in these factories—and Apple's role in facilitating it—has increased in recent years, roughly in proportion to Apple's escalating popularity. To tackle the subject more directly, Apple began auditing its supplier's facilities in 2007 to verify that they meet, or are aspiring to meet, various criteria of its Supplier Code of Conduct, a series of guidelines that is modeled after (but, according to Apple, are more stringent than) the Electronics Industry Code of Conduct. Apple also created its aforelinked Supplier Responsibility site and has been publishing its reports.
For its progress report this year, Apple says it audited 97 new facilities in 2010 and repeated audits at 30—that's 14 more new audits than in 2009 and nearly double the number of repeat audits. The company investigated 127 facilities in all last year, bringing the total number of audits since 2007 to 288. The report organizes key findings, decisions, and facility improvements by a handful of topics, including employee and management training, protecting worker rights, and acquiring conflict-free materials.
Training and education
Apple introduced the Train-the-Trainer program in 2008, which educates workers, supervisors, and managers in facilities that make Apple products on things like the code of conduct, occupational health and safety, and workers' rights. In 2010, Apple expanded the program to 29 more facilities (which were chosen based on their lower audit scores) and doubled the number of participants in 2009, reaching a total of 300,000 workers since the program's introduction. More than 6000 supervisors and managers have also been trained on their responsibilities to their workers's rights.
The training is working, Apple claims. A survey showed an increase in confidence among assembly line workers—59 percent in 2009, but 93 percent in 2010—that they can provide feedback without any concern of negative repercussions.
Apple says it also found a few aspects of its program in need of improvement, including class sizes, engagement through interactivity, and expanding coverage of topics around anti-harassment, anti-discrimination, and grievance mechanisms. The company says new tactics have been implemented for this year's programs.
Another program, launched as a pilot in 2009 called Supplier Employee Education and Development (SEED), saw greater success in 2010. SEED allows workers to take computer-based classes to learn English, computer, and technical skills, and some workers are able to join associate degree programs that are linked to Chinese universities. In 2009, 14,800 workers participated. In 2010, that number rose to more than 16,000.
After one of its first audits in 2008 revealed a number of unethical hiring practices, Apple launched initiatives to combat involuntary labor through the use of excessively high recruitment fees. In short, some workers in these factories pay fees to recruitment services in order to get their jobs. While such fees are often legal in many of these facility workers's countries—namely the Philippines, Thailand, indonesia, and Vietnam—Apple found that many were being forced to pay many months worth of wages, and therefore become steeped in debt, just to get a job.
Apple now regulates against what it calls "debt-bonded labor" by mandating that recruitment fees for the facilities it uses cannot exceed more than one month's wages. Going one step further, Apple also requires suppliers to reimburse overpaid fees for all contract workers, even for employees who are not building Apple products. Since 2008, more than $3.4 million in overcharges have been returned, and as far as Apple knows, it is the only company in the electronics industry that mandates reimbursement of excessive recruitment fees.
After expanded audit efforts in 2010 at 20 facilities in Taiwan and eight between Malaysia and Singapore, Apple found 18 facilities where workers were forced to pay excessive recruitment fees. Apple required the suppliers to reimburse those workers and management to take classes that cover labor standards. It also invited officials from Taiwan, Thailand, and the Philippines to share information about their laws governing everything from the recruitment and management of foreign workers to direct-hire processes that reduce recruitment fees.
Fighting underage labor was another focus of Apple's efforts in 2010. Chinese factories are increasingly turning to labor agencies and vocational schools to meet rising production demands. Worse, some sources—including schools and hiring agencies—provide false IDs to misrepresent a child's age. In the case of one particular school, students who revealed their true ages during Apple's investigations were threatened with retaliation.
Audits of 127 facilities found 10 that had hired workers under China's minimum employment age of 16. A total of 49 workers from nine facilities were hired before reaching the legal age, and Apple has required those suppliers to add policies and procedures to prevent hiring underage workers. Apple found, however, that the tenth facility was responsible for hiring 42 underage workers on its own, and it intentionally ignored Apple's requirements for changing its policies. Apple has since terminated its relationship with that facility (but does not name which one), required other facilities to reimburse educational expenses, living stipends, and lost wages for the underage workers, and reported the offending school to Chinese authorities.
Conflict-free minerals
The supply chain for various materials that Apple and many tech companies use in their products can be convoluted, ranging from family-run mines, to brokers, and commodity exchangers. Apple has been mapping its supply chain and working with the the Extractives Workgroup, a joint effort of the Electronics Industry Citizenship Coalition and the Global e-Sustainability Initiative, to validate conflict-free sources and comply with new provisions of the Dodd-Frank Consumer Protection and Wall Street Reform Act, which became U.S. law in July 2010.
In 2010 the Extractives Workgroup began audits to identify smelters which can demonstrate that they do not get their materials from conflict areas associated with the Democratic Republic of Congo or neighboring countries. Apple expects audits for smelters of two of its key materials, tantalum and tin, to be completed by the end of 2011.
Foxconn suicides
In this year's report, Apple detailed its response to the tragic suicides of 12 workers in Foxconn's Shenzhen factory in 2010. COO Tim Cook and other Apple executives accompanied suicide prevention experts with experience in China on a visit to the Shenzhen factory in June 2010. They wanted a better idea of the conditions at the factory and to assess how Foxconn would prevent future suicides.
Two of Foxconn's post-suicide efforts gained attention in the media: the installation of safety nets outside the factory and an average of a 30 percent pay raise for each worker. However, company representatives denied that the latter measure had anything to do with the suicides, insisting that business had simply been good over the past year.
Apple commissioned an independent team of suicide prevention experts to interview more than 1000 workers about working at Foxconn. Per the team's recommendations, Foxconn began implementing a number of long-term plans for improving employee well-being, including better training of care center staff and expanding operations to other parts of China so that workers can be closer to their home provinces.
Core violations
In addition to the involuntary and underage labor violations mentioned earlier, Apple outlined a number of other "core violations"—serious abuses of its Supplier Code of Conduct—that it found in 2010, as well as how it reacted to them.
Core violations included worker endangerment, health impairment from exposure to the hazardous n-hexane chemical, and employee coaching. In all but one case, facilities followed Apple's requirements and discontinued the violating practices. Apple caught one facility repeatedly offering cash to third-party auditors in order to reduce the number of audit findings, so it subsequently terminated business with the facility.
Moving forward
Apple finishes its report by outlining priorities for 2011. The company plans to expand the reach of its social responsibility training for workers and its SEED education program. Apple says it wants to work with both industry groups and NGOs in China to tackle fundamental issues such as underage labor and employee well-being. In addition to training expansion, Apple wants to implement more aggressive audits and stronger rules to help correct bad practices and bolster preventative actions.


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Elvis Presley's Hometown Issues New License Plates
Elvis Presley's hometown of Tupelo, Mississippi, is encouraging the state's residents to sign up for a new specialty license plate. The town's Elvis Presley fan club helped win approval from the Mississippi legislature last year, but 300 applications are needed before production begins. Currently only 120 Mississippi residents have applied. Proceeds from the plates, which cost $31 more than regular tags, will raise money for a youth center, with a possibility of building an aquatic complex. Presley was born in Tupelo, Miss., in 1935, and lived there until this family moved to Memphis, Tenn., when he was 13.


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Amor was a science fiction perzine by Susan Wood.
After publishing Energumen in Toronto with Mike Glicksohn, and her own title Aspidistra, Susan moved to Regina, Saskatchewan, and on October 29 of 1973 began her third fanzine called Amor, shortened from its original name of Amor de Cosmos People's Memorial Quiet-Revolutionary Susanzine: A Personalzine. Sometimes Amor functioned as an letter substitute to friends, then became a zine again, depending on the purpose Susan wished to put it to, which is perhaps why she referred to Amor as a "Susanzine" rather than a fanzine. Susan moved again, this time to Vancouver, British Columbia, and continued to publish Amor throughout the 1970's. On Amor, Susan writes in issue 10, "This-is-the-letter-that-grew. Merde alors, did it ever, this time".
Contributions of writing came from Doug Barbour, Michael Carlson, Eli Cohen (Kratophany), Lynne Dollis, and Elizabeth Buchan Kimmerly.
Issue 2.5 contained a reprint of the Charles Burbee article "How To Stop Writing For Fanzines", that has originally appeared in William Rotsler's Masque.
Contributions of artwork came from Terry Austin, Harry Bell (Grimwab), George Barr, Grant Canfield, Freff, William Gibson, Alexis Gilliland, Tim Kirk, Jim Mcleod, Cathryn Miller, Ron Miller, Randy Mohr, Joe Pearson, Bill Rotsler, James Shull, Dan Steffan (Boonfark), with covers by Derek Carter, Cathryn Miller, Randy Mohr, Stu Shiffman, and others.
Published excerpts of letters were from F.M. Busby (Cry of the Nameless), David Emerson, Ursula LeGuin, Jessica Amanda Salmonson (Windhaven), Kristen Stempf, Angus Taylor, and Diane White, among others.
After moving to Vancouver, Susan Wood also co-edited Genre Plat with Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson and John Park.
The last issue of Amor, issue 18, appeared November 1979.


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Guide to stacking diamond jewellery
A beautiful piece of diamond jewellery can be a celebration of many wonderful things. Life's significant milestones, those cherished special moments, or a reminder to ourselves of just how special we are!
The new Forevermark Tribute™ Collection is an ideal excuse to celebrate unique and brilliant women. From your independence, courage, spirit and determination to your playful heart, guiding hand, and the way you love, the Forevermark Tribute™ Collection has a diamond for every wonderful quality.
For all your qualities that make you the extraordinary woman you are, what better way to encapsulate your unique personality than with a selection of pieces that can be combined together to create a look featuring multiple diamonds, each telling its own story.
Stacking jewellery in this way is a versatile approach that allows much-loved pieces to be worn in multiple ways, according to mood, occasion and personal style. By following a few simple rules, layering personal pieces can be achieved with ease and confidence. And don't forget to post your stacked look on Instagram or Twitter with the hashtags #ForAllThatYouAre and tag us @ForevermarkIndia, for a chance to be featured on our website.
Indeed, given the multifacetted nature of amazing women, what better way to encapsulate a unique personality than with a selection of pieces that can be combined together to create a look featuring multiple diamonds, each telling its own story.
Multiple rings worn together have become a key way to style jewellery, allowing women to update their look according to style, occasion and mood.
An engagement ring, for example, can be worn as a stand alone piece on one hand, with the wedding band on the official ring finger. Alternatively, both pieces can be layered together, and paired with a third contrasting ring, for a powerful look.
Do remember, of course, to consider the shape of your hands, the length of your fingers and whether you like to wear your nails long, short, painted or natural. These will all have a bearing on the perfect diamond ring stack. Have a look at our Finger Shape Guide for more details.
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The secret to creating a striking overall look is to consider where your diamond bands will sit on the finger. Rings don't always have to sit at the base of the finger. Midi rings are a great way to add interest so consider purchasing smaller rings that will sit comfortably higher up your finger. Alternatively, consider a pinky ring option or a diamond band for the thumb.
Achieve a sense of symmetry by choosing longer rings for the middle and ring fingers, and shorter rings for your pinky finger and thumb. Alternatively, place two similar styles next to one another on two fingers to create the illusion of a double-finger ring.
Less is sometimes more, so with this in mind, you could frame a bare middle finger with striking stacks on the index finger and ring finger either side.
Last, but certainly not least, nested rings, in which the wedding band and engagement ring sit together, add a whole new dimension to the concept of stacking.
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Playing with metal colours that either complement or contrast with each other is a key element of successful ring stacking.
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The Basic Case Against Alito
Monday, January 09, 2006
The Basic Case Against Alito
Robert Gordon
I have nothing very novel or surprising to say about the Alito nomination. But on the eve of his hearings it may be useful to summarize the essential case against him.
"If he is unwilling firmly and forthrightly to declare his independence from the ideologies and executive authorities he has served his entire career, the Democrats should try to keep him off the Court by filibuster."
A court-packing fight every time there is a Supreme Court vacancy? With whoever has the most votes wins? What does this do the institution of the Supreme Court? It has no imperium. Its orders are obeyed because people in power think they should be obeyed. If it becomes just another extension of the ruling group in power ... did Andrew Jackson actually say "John Marshall made his ruling [over the Seminole wars]. Now let him enforce it."
Perhaps Justices should be chosen only based on their legal credentials, character and integrity and no inquiry should be allowed at all on their politics. (I refuse to say judicial philosophy. It is a political viewpoint.) As a second question, should Justices be at the mercy of politicians who are not fit to carry their briefcases when it comes to legal ability, character and integrity? I listened to the opening statements today? The opponents of Judge Alito talked about recent headlines. Can we say "Abramoff" when it comes to them?
Please just acknowledge (or dispute) two things for your readers:
First, the strip search case in no way turned on the nature of the search (the strip or no-strip nature of it) but on the reasonableness (or not) of the officers' interpretation of the scope of the warrant, thus making attempts like yours which highlight the purported "strip search" more about sensationalism than the truth, and about grossly distorting what Alito himself wrote in the case.
Second, that when you say in the Family Medical Leave Act case that the Supreme Court decided "this case" the other way, the reason that you have not named both of the cases is that you are not telling the truth. To wit, the case the Supreme Court decided did not upset the outcome in Alito's case, and they were two different cases. In fact, Alito's case remains good law, despite what the Supremes wrote in the case you claim was "this case."
If I am wrong about this, you will enjoy edifying me and your readers, who might have taken Chittister and Hibbs to be different cases, which your post leaves, um, unclear. If your memory fails you, you might look here for an accurate presentation:
Or you could repeat what you have already written about "this case."
If I am correct that you are writing about two different cases as if they were one, please answer this: what grade should a law student writing about this as you have receive?
"Polls say that around 70 per cent of the public does not want Roe v. Wade, the decision conferring a constitutional right to abortion, overruled"
I'm a politically pro-choice dem., but I can't STAND this sort of reasoning. Essentially, he's saying that anyone who dares think Roe was bad constitutional law is unfit to be a Supreme Court justice. Why? Because if the public at large deems a right popular, it must be located, and preserved at all costs, inside the Constitution. I'm no law professor, but if the Constitution's meaning always depended on popular sentiment, our Country would like quite different today.
Wow, I can not believe that Yale Law profs are essentially all falling into line on this one. First Ackerman is true to his form as the biggest partisan hack on the left, and now Robert Gordon.
Look, most Americans disagree with a whole host of things believed by Ginsburg and Breyer. Why don't you look at polls about the Kelo decision, for example. But, Republicans essentially did not oppose them for the bench, even though they were the ones who controlled the Senate. Ginsburg and Breyer are considerably more "radical" than Alito is.
Look at what you are proposing. Do you understand that if your advice is heeded, then the next time a Democratic president proposes a liberal nominee, the same standards will apply. I'm sure that we can dig up some choice quotes from whatever nominee you guys put up (likely someone who has been a law prof) that would make your side look bad, vain, stupid, communist, etc. How shortsighted can you be? And how shortsighted could Jack Balkin be for giving you a forum for your inanity.
While I'm at it, your views on the Warren Court, the New Deal Court, etc. is in your perspective. Yes, sure, Wickard allowed for lots of wonderful warm and fuzzy results like puppies and candy-canes handed out to all children on Kwanzaa. But the flip side is that these decisions essentially eviscerated Americans' freedom to maintain their livelihoods. Wickard basically defies logic to say that interstate commerce does not have to be interstate or commerce. Its descendant, Raich, essentially gives Congress unlimited power to regulate anything it wants.
Yeah, Robert Gordon: enemy of cancer patients everywhere. Robert Gordon: wants people with terminal brain cancer to suffer. Does that feel good? I doubt it. But that's basically how you've been arguing about Roberts and Alito.
the strip search case in no way turned on the nature of the search (the strip or no-strip nature of it) but on the reasonableness (or not) of the officers' interpretation of the scope of the warrant, thus making attempts like yours which highlight the purported "strip search" more about sensationalism than the truth, and about grossly distorting what Alito himself wrote in the case. - T. More
I am not as familiar as I should be with the actual opinions on the case, but it stands to reason that, since the Constitutional standard is that searches must be reasonable and/or warranted, the issue is not just whether the officers interpreted the scope of the warrant correctly but also whether or not it was, in fact, reasonable to strip search the girl.
Presumably, if the officers did not strip search the girl, it would have been a more reasonable search and it would (1) be more likely justified in spite of the more limitted scope of the warrant and (2) the judge issuing the warrant would have been more likely to consider that the warrant had the same scope as the affidavit if the affidavit was only suggesting that all occupants be non-stripped searched over being strip-searched.
Remember, the issue in this case was that the warrant requested did not have the same scope as the affidavit filed in support of the request. Strip searching a minor is inherently more obtrusive than if it were not a strip search nor a minor, so obviously greater justification would be required for such a search to be reasonable. Presumably, then, the judge issuing the warrant might not have objected to including additional searches not mentioned in the warrant request but under the scope of the supporting affidavit so long as it didn't involve strip searching minors -- for which, one would hope, the judge would have required a higher standard of cause to allow.
So that it was a strip search of a minor is not irrelevent or mere sensationalism but does strike right at the heart of the issue. For instance, the Bush admin claims their wiretaps are under the scope of the 4th ammendment 'cause even though they are not warranted, they are "reasonable". But who decides what is reasonable and how? If Alito thinks that strip searching a minor is a reasonable thing to do without the police first requesting a warrant to specifically do exactly that (rather than trying to sneak it in under the affidavit), that says something very concerning about what Alito will find to be a reasonable search whenever he ends up ruling on Bush admin wiretaps, now, don't it? To some degree I don't care whether Alito found the search unfortunate or whether he was hoping to win the support of pedophiles everywhere -- the fact of the matter is that he found this particular search to be a reasonable extention of the warrant even though one would hope that such a request on the actual warrant application would have raised a red flag to the warrant issuing judge of "do you have enough cause to strip search a minor?".
Would Justice Alito decide, for example, that it is reasonable to further investigate and possibly detain, due to "probable cause" anybody who used the word "bomb" in a call to a foreign country even though they might be talking about the failure of the latest Hollywood flick to play in Peoria?
The nature of the search is precisely what determined whether it was reasonable -- it's not grandstanding to point that out.
if the Constitution's meaning always depended on popular sentiment, our Country would like quite different today. - Former 3rd Circuit Clerk
As a liberal who often finds Republicans, especially on social matters, to be courting with wanting a tyranny of the majority, I couldn't agree more with you.
But I think the point the post's author is trying to make with this statistic is not that a right should or should not exist because of what the majority thinks but rather that the reason why reactionary ideological justices have had to keep their beliefs on the down-low while liberal judges could get away with being open about their beliefs (which many point out is kinda unfair when you think about it) is that, contrary to what social conservatives may claim about a "silent majority" in fact the majority of people are, in spite of both identifying themselves and voting otherwise, actually rather liberal even on social issues. If reactionaries, especially reactionary judges, were to be as open about their real agendas as certain liberals have been, they would fail to get the support needed to win elections, confirmations, etc. -- so they still feel the need to speak in code, as it were.
Wasn't Casey (referenced above) as "an abortion case that would have allowed a state to restrict abortion rights by requiring a woman to notify her husband first - an issue that, on appeal, the Supreme Court decided the other way, 6 to 3" actually 5 to 4? (Scalia, Thomas, Rehnquist, and White dissenting).
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Books by Balkinization Bloggers
Mark A. Graber, Punish Treason, Reward Loyalty: The Forgotten Goals of Constitutional Reform after the Civil War (University of Kansas Press, 2023)
Jack M. Balkin, What Roe v. Wade Should Have Said: The Nation's Top Legal Experts Rewrite America's Most Controversial Decision - Revised Edition (NYU Press, 2023)
Andrew Koppelman, Burning Down the House: How Libertarian Philosophy Was Corrupted by Delusion and Greed (St. Martin's Press, 2022)
Gerard N. Magliocca, Washington's Heir: The Life of Justice Bushrod Washington (Oxford University Press, 2022)
Joseph Fishkin and William E. Forbath, The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution: Reconstructing the Economic Foundations of American Democracy (Harvard University Press, 2022)
Mark Tushnet and Bojan Bugaric, Power to the People: Constitutionalism in the Age of Populism (Oxford University Press 2021).
Mark Philip Bradley and Mary L. Dudziak, eds., Making the Forever War: Marilyn B. Young on the Culture and Politics of American Militarism Culture and Politics in the Cold War and Beyond (University of Massachusetts Press, 2021).
Jack M. Balkin, What Obergefell v. Hodges Should Have Said: The Nation's Top Legal Experts Rewrite America's Same-Sex Marriage Decision (Yale University Press, 2020)
Frank Pasquale, New Laws of Robotics: Defending Human Expertise in the Age of AI (Belknap Press, 2020)
Jack M. Balkin, The Cycles of Constitutional Time (Oxford University Press, 2020)
Mark Tushnet, Taking Back the Constitution: Activist Judges and the Next Age of American Law (Yale University Press 2020).
Andrew Koppelman, Gay Rights vs. Religious Liberty?: The Unnecessary Conflict (Oxford University Press, 2020)
Ezekiel J Emanuel and Abbe R. Gluck, The Trillion Dollar Revolution: How the Affordable Care Act Transformed Politics, Law, and Health Care in America (PublicAffairs, 2020)
Linda C. McClain, Who's the Bigot?: Learning from Conflicts over Marriage and Civil Rights Law (Oxford University Press, 2020)
Sanford Levinson and Jack M. Balkin, Democracy and Dysfunction (University of Chicago Press, 2019)
Sanford Levinson, Written in Stone: Public Monuments in Changing Societies (Duke University Press 2018)
Mark A. Graber, Sanford Levinson, and Mark Tushnet, eds., Constitutional Democracy in Crisis? (Oxford University Press 2018)
Gerard Magliocca, The Heart of the Constitution: How the Bill of Rights became the Bill of Rights (Oxford University Press, 2018)
Cynthia Levinson and Sanford Levinson, Fault Lines in the Constitution: The Framers, Their Fights, and the Flaws that Affect Us Today (Peachtree Publishers, 2017)
Brian Z. Tamanaha, A Realistic Theory of Law (Cambridge University Press 2017)
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)
Balkinization Symposium on Ordered Liberty: Rights, Responsibilities, and Virtues
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)
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Jack M. Balkin, Constitutional Redemption: Political Faith in an Unjust World (Harvard University Press, 2011)
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A librarian friend and I had a running gag a few years ago related to presentations we gave at conferences. This was back when I was a Library Technical Associate at Georgia Tech with no faculty status at all. My friend and I would outline but not write out our presentations so the headings were just speaking prompts. A regular prompt was "Who am I?" to signify the introduction but when rehearsing these presentations with each other we would perform that question as an existential demand of the audience: "WHO AM I? WHY AM I HERE? WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME?" I'm sure you had to be there for it to be really funny. [Editor's Note: Nah. It got a chuckle from me when I first read it.] As funny as it was to us then, I never thought that I'd come to a point where I wouldn't be able to answer those questions. I wish someone had told me that I would have to work for those answers.
I became a librarian in 2011, almost immediately after finishing my MLIS. I was lucky; I leveraged my LTA experience, my programming initiatives in the learning commons, and perhaps all those presentations, into a librarian position at Georgia Tech. I didn't even change offices. My boss said "This is great, we're glad you're part of the team, and you should take the next year to understand the job." I laughed because I thought it was a joke.
It's not a joke. I'm two years in as an academic librarian and I still don't know who I am, why I'm here, or what they want from me. I might not even be clear on who I meant when I wrote "they" in the last line.
But here's the thing I realized: I don't know the answer to those three questions because no one knows the answer. Like a university professor, or like an artist, my job has lofty ideals and very few constraints. The mission of this library is perfectly elastic: support the teaching, researching, and learning of the university. Try defining those three gerunds in a way that reduces your options.
As the Undergraduate Programming & Engagement Librarian, my job responsibilities in the past two years have included producing a weekly radio show, running a carnival-style welcome event inside the Library for freshmen, attending a class on Herman Melville, teaching a class on the high-school-to-college transition, assembling whiteboards and studio tables for a design class in the library commons, and assembling a quarter-scale plywood model of a whale skeleton (for the Melville class).
These activities were all part of my job because the job could be anything, and I kept seeking a specific role. Who am I? Why am I here? I'm an educator; I'm here to teach. I'm an academic; I'm here to explore. I'm a communicator; I'm here to share information. I'm a manager; I'm here to make other people's missions go smoothly. I'm a librarian; I'm here to be confused by the changes in my profession and by most people's unshakeable belief that my job is mostly concerned with the Dewey Decimal system and the vanilla smell of old books.
So I sought. I said yes to everything cool. Then I had to say yes to everything in my job description. That's what you're supposed to do, I know, but now I'm feeling screwed. Over-scheduled, fragmented, and devoted to projects that I never had to start, I'm out of time and energy and good vibes. I've put all my responsibilities and projects on a flipchart and I won't put a new one up until I cross two off.
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When this semester is over, before I write any of next year's items on the flipchart, I'm going to do a professional development exercise for myself. I'm going to sit down at a clean desk on a day without meetings, and I'm going to read my job description very carefully, and I'm going to write out the answers to three questions: who am I? Why am I here? What do they want from me?
I might know the answers by then.
Charlie Bennett is an academic librarian at the Georgia Tech Library, a co-host on Lost in the Stacks on WREK Atlanta and on Consilience with Pete & Charlie, and a little bit overwhelmed.


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WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — A top state department analyst told lawmakers climate change is threatening U.S. national security.
Dr. Rod Schoonover testified that climate change is having a real effect on our planet.
"Like sea level rise and declining arctic ice. Others are underappreciated, like depleting oceanic oxygen and redistribution of animal and plants," he said.
He says that will translate to shortages of food and clean drinking water.
Congressman Adam Schiff of California says that could cause or worsen global conflicts.
"It's likely to exacerbate poverty societal tensions and shortcomings in governance while potentially stirring domestic strife," Schiff said.
Including here in the U.S., where the fight over water between wet rural Northern California and desert dry Southern California will be more desperate.
The experts told lawmakers our military bases will be flooded by rising seas. Melting Arctic ice will create expansion opportunities for the Chinese and Russians and climate change could even increase the risk of terrorism.
"Terrorist groups have exploited natural disasters and water and food shortages… they use those to boost recruitment and support," Peter Kiemel is with the National Security Council said.
Utah Republican Congressman Chris Stewart said climate change is complicated.
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Still experts said they have enough information to know climate change will play a role in making national and international problems worse.


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By: Sam Parry, director of online membership and activism
I look out the window of the crowded Scandinavian Airlines plane – bleary-eyed after a sleepless, 8-hour flight – as it makes its final approach to the Copenhagen airport one recent morning.
The first thing I see are the wind turbines that hug the coast, spinning steadily like white jewels against the blue water. For a moment I wonder if I'm hallucinating.
What are wind turbines doing so close to civilization and adjacent to Denmark's main airport?
Back in the United States, I have to travel far beyond my Washington suburb to spot any signs of wind energy. In Denmark, it's ever-present.
You can't drive more than a few kilometers on the country's flat roads without seeing a turbine. They are fully integrated into society and part of the landscape everywhere.
And that's not by accident.
From zero to 30% renewables in 30 years. How?
During my 10-day visit with my brother and his Danish family at the end of July, I witnessed a society where the political debate isn't over a "war on coal" or whether climate change is real. I saw a society that has proudly and vigorously embraced the clean energy future and is racing toward it.
Accelerating from nearly zero percent as recently as the mid-80s, wind power now provides about 30 percent of Denmark's electricity. And the Danes aren't done. They have plans to grow that number to 50 percent by 2020 and to be 100 percent renewable by 2050.
All of this – and more – is possible here in the United States, too, believe it or not. We enjoy some of the world's best wind and solar resources.
But despite our rapid wind and solar energy growth in recent years, we've only just begun to tap these clean energy treasures.
So how did Denmark manage to ramp up clean energy when we're just getting started?
One: Wind energy was made a national priority
Denmark's clean energy progress began in response to the oil crises of the 1970s. In 1973, the year I was born, 95 percent of Denmark's energy consumption was based on imported oil. Initially, Denmark responded to the 1973 and 1979 oil crises by transitioning to coal, which still generates about half of Denmark's electricity.
Then, the Danish government saw an opportunity to build a new industry. Through a combination of national policies and subsidies, and in concert with local communities and utilities, the country made wind energy a national priority. By 1990, Danish wind energy was ready to explode.
Two: Subsidies allowed market to grow
Denmark introduced a fixed feed-in tariff in 1993 to make installation of wind power competitive, an economic incentive that allowed the market to grow. Danish wind projects also received a refund from the Danish carbon tax, and a partial refund on the nation's energy tax.
The cumulative effect of these refunds doubled the payment to wind projects for the first five years of their operations, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency. By 2000, Danish wind capacity had increased more than seven-fold to 2,390 megawatts.
Eight years later, the Danish government developed an energy agreement that included the installation of two big offshore wind farms of 200 megawatts each.
Three: Consumers helped pay for wind
In 2009, Denmark introduced an environmental premium of $0.05/kWh and added a $0.004/kWh compensation to balance the costs of wind energy.
It meant that consumers paid for the costs of connecting offshore wind farms, with financing managed by the Danish Energy Agency. As a result of these policies, wind energy continues to grow in Denmark, bringing its goal of 100-percent renewables by 2050 within sight.
If the Danes can do it, so can we
This takes us back to the U.S., a nation that has historically led the world on innovation and economic leadership.
Over the last five years, net solar electricity generation increased more than 10 times. Net wind electricity more than doubled, making the U.S. one of the fastest-growing wind energy markets in the world.
And yet, wind accounts for just 5 percent of our energy and solar less than 1 percent. This is unfortunate, considering that we have enough wind energy potential in the lower 48 alone to power America's current electricity consumption nine times over, according to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
The NREL also estimates that our total solar potential is an astounding 100 times greater than our current electricity consumption.
Just imagine what we could do if our political leaders had the same vision as the Danes. Imagine where we could be in 10 or 20 years if we looked to Denmark as a model for fully integrating government leadership with local communities and utilities.
Thanks to the Danish experiment, we have a blueprint. And this American environmentalist is inspired and eager to see the Danish model spread.
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Denver Broncos Turn Over Coach/Quarterback Duo Again
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — In just about every season he's been in charge of football operations in Denver, John Elway has had to address major concerns at one or both of the two most consequential positions in the NFL: head coach and quarterback. This offseason, he made changes at both spots, hiring Vic Fangio and acquiring Joe Flacco in a trade that will become official next month when the league's new year begins.
Here's a look at Elway's head coaches and quarterbacks:
- 2011 (Coach No. 1, QBs No. 1, 2).
Elway hires John Fox, but a trade of QB Kyle Orton fizzles and Orton wins the job in camp. A month later, the Broncos appear to join the "Suck for Luck" crusade for Stanford standout Andrew Luck but Tim Tebow sparks a run that wins the middling AFC West at 8-8, and his 80-yard TD toss to Demaryius Thomas in OT stuns the Steelers in the playoffs. The giddiness subsides in a 45-10 loss at New England. Soon, Tebowmania would be replaced by Manningmania.
- 2012: (QB No. 3).
After luring the biggest free agent prize in NFL history in Peyton Manning, Elway trades Tebow to the Jets. He has Russell Wilson in for a pre-draft visit but instead selects Brock Osweiler as Manning's understudy. Manning leads Denver to a 13-3 record and the AFC's top seed. But Flacco's 70-yard TD toss over safety Rahim Moore in the final minute of regulation and Fox's "take a knee edict" to play for overtime doom Manning to another early playoff exit.
- 2013:
Manning again leads the Broncos to a 13-3 mark on the strength of an NFL-record 606-point season but injuries catch up to them in a stinging 43-8 loss to Seattle in the Super Bowl. Sifting through the rubble of yet another Super Bowl blowout, Elway signs free agents Aqib Talib, T.J. Ward, DeMarcus Ware and Emmanuel Sanders, and that foursome becomes the building blocks for a championship team two years later.
- 2014:
Manning leads Denver to a 12-4 record but he starts to show signs of aging and gets hurt down the stretch. Again he's one-and-done in the playoffs, this time losing to his old team, the Colts. Afterward, Manning admits he's unsure if he'll return in 2015. Fox won't. He and Elway agree to a mutual split the next day and Fox heads to Chicago. Manning decides to put off retirement but takes a $4 million pay cut with the chance to earn it all back, which he will.
- 2015: (Coach No. 2, QB 4).
Elway lures Gary Kubiak back to Denver as Fox's replacement and his former backup and ex-coordinator maneuvers the Broncos through a minefield of issues in another 12-4 season. Kubiak benches an injured Manning for Osweiler for seven games but brings him back for the playoffs. Denver's defense carries Manning across the finish line with a 24-10 win over Carolina in Super Bowl 50, the franchise's third title, all with Elway at the helm as either QB or GM.
- 2016: (QBs 5, 6 and 7).
Manning retires a month after the Super Bowl and Osweiler bolts for Houston in free agency, sending Elway on a long search for a worthy successor. He trades for Mark Sanchez and moves up in the draft to select Paxton Lynch out of Memphis only to watch the steady Trevor Siemian, his 2015 seventh-rounder, beat them both out. The Broncos, however, stumble to 9-7, missing the playoffs and Kubiak steps down afterward.
- 2017: (Coach No. 3).
Elway interviews Kyle Shanahan but chooses Vance Joseph as his head coach, something he'd quickly regret, flirting with the idea of re-hiring Mike Shanahan before the year is even out. For the second straight summer, Siemian beats out Lynch and Osweiler returns to Denver after failures in Houston and Cleveland. All three quarterbacks take turns starting in a dismal 5-11 season. Elway decides to keep Joseph rather than hiring his old coach for a reunion tour.
- 2018: (QB No. 8 and 9).
Elway signs free agent Case Keenum to a two-year, $36 million deal and trades Siemian to the Vikings to make way for Lynch to win the backup job. But Lynch can't even beat out another seventh-rounder in Chad Kelly and gets cut after starting just four games in two seasons. The Broncos jettison Kelly, too, after his trespassing arrest at midseason following a single snap, a kneel-down. A 6-10 finish costs Joseph his job after two years.
- 2019: (Coach No. 4, QB. No. 10).
Elway hires Fangio, 60, who's never been a head coach. Kubiak, who has been a special adviser in the front office, wants to return to a coaching role, but his desire to bring along former lieutenants Brian Pariani and Rick Dennison is a deal-breaker. Fangio instead hires 49ers QB coach Rich Scangarello as his offensive coordinator and Kubiak leaves for the Vikings. Elway agrees to send the fourth-round draft pick he got in the Demaryius Thomas trade to the Ravens for Flacco.
By ARNIE STAPLETON, AP Pro Football Writer
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Photographer Wins £30,000 and an Apology After G20 Beatdown
64-year-old photographer David Hoffman has been awarded £30,000 and given an apology by the Metropolitan police after having five of his teeth knocked out when a policeman in riot gear charged Hoffman and hit him with a riot shield. The MPS released a statement staying,
On 1 April 2009 well-respected social issues photographer David Hoffman was recording the G20 protests in the City of London.
The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) recognise that Mr Hoffman was entitled to report on that day but was caused injury by an MPS officer during the event, preventing him from doing so.
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There is a huge number of areas of interest throughout Denmark, meaning it will probably be worth it to drive in your car to head to somewhere a couple of hours away. For a sense of history, you can head to Bornholm, which is home to the impressive Hammershus Castle and wonderful Bornholm Art Museum. Alternatively, visit Aalborg, which combines history with a lively atmosphere so you get the best of both worlds.
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You're in for a treat when it comes to food in Denmark, as the country has a number of interesting and flavourful dishes. One meal you'll see everywhere is smorrebrod, or open-faced sandwiches. These feature rye bread with a choice of toppings. Other popular dishes include apple pork, pickled herring and a selection of cheeses.
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No matter what type of holiday you're hoping for, Denmark will definitely deliver. For a fun family day out, you can choose between Legoland or Tivoli Gardens, which is a 19th-century amusement park. Enjoy a relaxed day exploring the natural beauty of the Wadden Sea or embrace the busy towns and cities by heading to one of the local morning markets.
There are far too many interesting sightseeing opportunities to list, so you'll have plenty of chances to enjoy a bit of Denmark's history. Visit Kronborg Castle to see the building that inspired Elsinore in Shakespeare's Hamlet or enjoy a walk around the palace gardens at Rosenborg Castle. For something more modern, you can't miss the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art.
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