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No matter what the type of organization, playing an active role in the political decision-making process and policy formation is no longer a luxury—it is an imperative.
Brownstein attorney Travis Norton joins Strategic Advisor Mark Begich to provide an overview on the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) and how the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act (FIRRMA), currently moving through Congress, could expand the national security concerns that CFIUS is authorized to review.
Our founders were ahead of their time when they chose to make philanthropy an integral part of our culture. From volunteering to nonprofit support to pro bono service, giving back will always be part of who we are. Click here to download the 2017 Community Impact Report.
A single political decision at any level of government—from the smallest municipality to the U.S. Congress—can impact an entire industry. And that is why for decades, clients have turned to the bipartisan government relations team at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck to navigate the maze of politics and policy in Washington and at state and local levels. Whether policy issues reside at international, federal, state or local levels, clients know we meet their challenges with the creativity, know-how and tenacity needed to succeed.
Represented the City of Henderson in connection with the sale and development of the Las Vegas Raiders' team headquarters and practice facility.
Successfully represented the lending regulatory commission of an American Indian Tribe, the Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake, in a lawsuit filed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, alleging that lenders regulated by the commission violated federal unfair, deceptive, and abusive acts and practices (UDAAP) prohibitions because the tribally-owned and regulated lenders did not comply with some states' lending laws. The lenders filed a motion to dismiss. Instead of responding to the arguments raised by the lenders, the Commission, and others, the Bureau filed a notice of voluntary dismissal. This bodes well for several other actions and investigations the CFPB has opened related to tribal lenders.
Represents a large Midwestern utility on energy legislation and energy policy.
Provides strategic counsel to a gateway municipality in navigating regulatory issues with federal land management agencies.
A district encountered a dispute with a Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) regarding jurisdiction over annexations and the district's provision of additional latent services. The district and LAFCO agreed to resolve their dispute through the introduction of special legislation rather than resorting to litigation. Services included drafting special state legislation, working with legislative consultants for the California Assembly and Senate, and governmental relations services.
Drafted special legislation on behalf a major California city to provide concrete authority for it to utilize a public-private partnership (P3) for development of a civic center project.
Counseled major labor union in connection with regulatory inquiry involving a state agency.
Counsel to a group of local agencies in Ventura County to draft and negotiate a joint powers agreement to form a Groundwater Sustainability Agency pursuant to the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act.
Counseled public pension regarding regulatory compliance, fiduciary duties, and outside counsel matters.
Successfully defended nonprofit policy organization in election law dispute involving compliance with Colorado campaign finance laws. Achieved complete dismissal of all claims.
Represented several municipalities in obtaining over $300 million in economic development awards from State of Colorado.
Currently represent several high-profile ballot issue campaigns through drafting of measure, title setting process, and campaign finance compliance during statewide election.
Representing one of the Republic of Argentina's largest creditors—with judgments totaling $1.7 billion—in post-judgment discovery and enforcement proceedings in Nevada.
Special Counsel, City of Rialto. Represent Rialto regarding a wastewater change petition before the State Water Resources Control Board for the purpose of implementing Rialto's recycled water master plan. 2013 to present.
Special Counsel, Rancho California Water District. Represent RCWD in negotiations regarding formation of a joint powers agency to own and operate a regional wastewater treatment plant. 2013 to 2016.
Drafted and negotiated large-scale software development and service agreement relating to the development and maintenance of mission-control e-discovery solution for use by attorneys and law enforcement statewide.
Represented municipal party in bench trial against resident in contested matter.
Represented Guatemalan immigrant in Ninth Circuit appeal of removal order
Represents the Interstate Stream Commission in the transfer of water rights on the Pecos River for river augmentation and compact compliance purposes. The case involves 33 rights and is one of the largest transfers in state history.
Represents the City of Aurora in its $700 million Prairie Waters Project. This work involves complex water rights transactions, water court representation as well as state and local permitting.
Successfully represented oil and gas trade association in federal district court matter related to the Endangered Species Act, resulting in dismissal of the underlying action.
Successful representation of municipality seeking over $140 million in state funding for large-scale development projects under Colorado's Regional Tourism Act.
On behalf of a joint powers authority, negotiated, drafted and implemented nearly a dozen drought water transfers and exchange agreements to supplemented imported State Water Project deliveries during historic and extended drought in California. Program optimized use of existing water supply and delivery infrastructure.
Assisted with Secretary of State's vendor certification process.
Represented RGS Energy in its private offering of equity securities for gross proceeds of approximately $7 million.
Drafted joint powers agreement and oversaw the formation of a joint powers authority comprised of the six cities of the Monterey Peninsula. Presently represent the authority as special counsel before the California Public Utilities Commission with respect to a comprehensive replacement water supply project that includes a large desalination plant and potential advanced-treated reclaimed water and groundwater replenishment project. Further representation includes matters before the State Water Resources Control Board concerning compliance with a cease and desist order pertaining to the community's water supply and other related water matters.
Represented RGS Energy, a nationwide leader of turnkey solar energy solutions for residential, commercial, and utility customers, in its acquisition of Elemental Energy, LLC, a full-service solar energy firm operating under the Sunetric brand, based in Oahu, Hawaii.
Intellectual Property counsel to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, protecting, enforcing and licensing the world-famous, billion-dollar "What Happens Here, Stays Here" and "What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas" brands.
Represents Union County, New Mexico in connection with general corporate and health care regulatory matters with respect to Union County General Hospital, including operating and management agreements and potential acquisition of hospital assets.
Crafted and passed legislation on behalf of DealerTrack Processing Services to authorize the Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles to implement an electronic lien and titling process as well as an electronic temporary tags and vehicle registration process. Organized a broad coalition of stakeholders including the Department of Motor Vehicles, County Clerks Association and new and used car dealers in order to pass and implement this expansive legislation.
Successful First Amendment defense of political organization from trial to Colorado Supreme Court in challenge to organization's political advertisements.
Represented metropolitan district in five-day trial in Division Water Court over a change of ditch company shares.
Secured $3.5 million in federal funding over the next three years under the Ryan White program to provide services to HIV/AIDS patients on behalf of our client.
Represents the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for Legal Reform, the nation's preeminent legal reform organization.
Represented the Mexican Embassy on an international Treaty matter.
Developed and implemented fifty-state attorney general strategy for various entities such as national airline, utilities, and leading casino operator.
Selected by the Colorado Republican Committee Chairman to serve as General Counsel to the Denver 2016 Host Committee in Denver's effort to secure the Republican National Convention in 2016.
Numerous successful challenges to, and defenses of, citizen-initiated ballot measures before Title Board and Colorado Supreme Court.
Negotiated on behalf of a municipality an amended and restated development agreement and parks agreement with respect to a large master planned community.
Advocated for policy changes and funding related to water efficiency, water reuse, water supply, and groundwater management on behalf of a water agency serving nearly 4 million people.
Advised tax-exempt organization in the re-design of chief executive's employment agreement and application of IRC 409A.
Provide federal representation to an Indian tribe in connection with the federal legislation, which ratifies the tribe's water compact and authorizes federal funding for the tribe's water-related infrastructure projects. (PL.114-322)
Negotiated sale of 36 acres of vacant land on behalf of City of Henderson.
Given its significant experience related to the implementation of the Endangered Species Act, Brownstein was selected to provide strategic direction to a major national nonprofit foundation regarding the proposed determination of whether the African lion is an endangered species as defined by the Endangered Species Act.
Representation of several municipal providers, a regulated utility, a water district, and a mutual water company, in priority groundwater basins located around the state, with respect to implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act of 2014.
General Counsel to the Central Coast Water Authority, a joint powers authority comprised of eight member agencies. CCWA is a wholesale water provider delivering State Water Project water to 13 water districts and private companies in Santa Barbara County, and another 11 water purchasers in San Luis Obispo County.
Served as bond counsel for $10 million of privately placed municipal debt financing for an expansion of the Gila Regional Medical Center in Silver City, New Mexico.
Provide federal representation to the Blackfeet Tribe in connection with the Blackfeet Water Rights Settlement Act, which ratifies the Blackfeet Tribe-Montana Water Rights Compact and authorizes federal funding for the Tribe's water related projects.
Brownstein represented Alliant Energy in obtaining a $60,000,000 Term Loan from JPMorgan Chase Bank as Lender for its subsidiary, Franklin County Holdings LLC to finance Franklin County Wind Farm.
Defending class action complaint brought against Clark County, Nevada and McCarran International Airport where Plaintiffs are seeking permanent injunction to prohibit Defendants from owning, maintaining and/or operating CUSS Kiosks, that Plaintiffs believe discriminate against the blind. Defendants' Counsel successfully requested that the Court stay discovery pending resolution of its Motion to Dismiss Amended Complaint.
Engaged Congress and the Department of Justice in forming a relationship with one of the largest non-profits in the United States focused on girl's and women's issues. Collaboration yielded the successful development and funding of three programs at the Department of Justice, focused on serving girls in non-traditional settings.
Represented Native American tribe before the Bureau of Indian Affairs on an issue related to off-reservation policy and gaming. Also worked with Congressional appropriators to secure support for loan guarantees of economic development projects.
Defended City of Long Beach against claims of unlawful delegation of police power, violation of Brown Act open meetings law and various provision of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) arising out of efforts by the City of Long Beach to implement its Clear Air and CleanTruck programs. The focus of the attack is the settlement of litigation in which the American Trucking Associations challenged a measure to implement the City's Clean Air and CleanTruck Programs by requiring drayage carriers to sign a Concession Agreement and agree to truck maintenance, insurance and other requirements, and abide by all safety, security and environmental rules of City, State and Federal Government. After the issuance of preliminary injunction in that litigation, the City of Long Beach settled. NRDC then challenged that action as a violation of the open meeting requirements of the Brown Act, as an unlawful delegation of police powers and as violations of various provisions of CEQA. Natural Resources Defense Council & Sierra Club v. City of Long Beach, et al.
Defending one of the country's largest telecommunications companies in multiple derivative cases.
Negotiated sale of downtown building on behalf of City of Henderson.
On behalf of a Fortune 100 company, composed a comprehensive elections and lobbying compliance manual for its Legal Counsel/Government Affairs departments. The manual covers multi-state and federal lobbying registration and reporting requirements, gift rules, workplace political activity, compliance with the regulatory burdens attached to independent campaign advocacy and direct campaign contributions, and ballot measure advocacy.
Served as counsel to Alliant Energy Corporation in connection with the $1 billion re-syndication of the unsecured revolving credit facilities of Alliant and its two public utility subsidiaries.
Working with a utility and a trade association to develop and implement a strategy in response to Clean Air Act rules.
Represented Public Service Company of Colorado, an Xcel Energy company, in connection with the design, construction and leasing of a new 400,000 square foot office building for its new regional headquarters. Designed with a LEED-CS Platinum-certified shell, it is the first LEED Platinum high-rise office building in the country.
Special water rights counsel to a wholesale water supplier with respect to the maintenance and protection of numerous water rights associated with the operation of ten major reservoirs.
Special water rights counsel to two major municipal water providers with respect to the environmental compliance and water right and water quality permitting requirements associated with the development and delivery of recycled water within and outside the boundaries of the recycled water provider.
Represented a renewable energy company and its subsidiaries on corporate and contract issues regarding three wind farms in Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota. Corporate work included negotiating and drafting joint venture structure and equity financing documents. Assisted the companies with negotiating and drafting master supply agreements, and operations, maintenance and supply agreements with vendors and contractors. Finally, assisted with analysis and negotiations concerning the availability of Section 1603 cash grants for its properties.
Special water rights counsel to a city with respect to possible options for reorganization of the city's water and wastewater enterprises, which resulted in the city's election to undertake a municipal service review with the local LAFCO.
Represented the owner of a large natural gas fired merchant power plant to successfully challenge state valuation of the plant for property tax purposes that did not recognize functional or economic obsolescence.
Worked with the State Bar of Arizona to draft and enact a comprehensive reform/modernization of Arizona's trust laws. The law governs all aspects of trust formation, obligations, and maintenance. Also worked with the State Bar of Arizona to draft and enact a comprehensive code governing the alternative dispute resolution process in Arizona. The modernized arbitration law provides businesses in the state certainty and predictability when using the increasingly popular alternative to often costly and protracted litigation.
Served as underwriter's counsel in the issuance of Dulce Municipal School District No. 21, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, general obligation refunding bonds in the amount of $12,550,000.
Represented one of Colorado's largest cities on air permitting issues and potential air emission litigation.
Represented Orange County toll road agency in seeking State and Federal Coastal permits to complete construction of State Route 241.
Represented city in denial of beachfront owner's vested rights claim under the Coastal Act.
Represented city in challenge to coastal zone land use authority by oil and gas facility.
Provided land use representation as special counsel in connection with the acquisition and development of the Ralph L. Carr Justice Complex and Colorado History Center Project.
Counsel, Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority v. Orange County Sanitation District, JAMS Reference No. 1210030062 (2013) representing SAWPA.
Helped obtain funding for an innovative bioremediation project to remove a chemical pollutant from drinking water.
In two separate cases approved changes to Carson River water rights, pursuant to United States v. Alpine Land & Reservoir Company. Both cases included approvals to points of diversion, manner of use and place of use for decreed water rights.
Litigation challenging State Board issued NPDES general permit for stormwater discharges associated with construction activities as violating the federal Clean Water Act and California's Porter-Cologne Act.
Development of a process and framework to select a zero emissions technology for subsequent preparation of a RFQ/RFP to implement an environmentally friendly system to move shipping containers from the ports' docks to railroad distribution yards. Advised the ports concerning selection of procurement frameworks, public contracting, public relations, public records and confidential information.
Represented a public utility district in federal district court to acquire property and water rights for use by the district for its recycled water operations. The district required additional property and water rights for use in conjunction with land application of recycled water from its wastewater operations and for recreational and agricultural purposes.
Represented an oil and gas company with respect to its public securities compliance matters including annual meetings and notice-the-access-compliance, proxy and executive compensation disclosures and reports on Forms 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K. Sections 13 and 16 reporting obligations.
Served as disclosure counsel for the City of Gallup, New Mexico in connection with $11,910,000 Gross Receipts Tax Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2010A and $3,520,000 Gross Receipts Tax Refunding Revenue Bonds, Series 2010B.
Representation of the cities of Burbank and Glendale in the context of a judgement adjudicating the rights of the parties in the Upper Los Angeles River Area, including successful implementation of an agreement to optimize management of the San Fernando Basin.
Hearing before the State Water Resources Control Board concerning a draft Cease and Desist Order limiting diversions from the Carmel River.
Represented an oil and gas public company in its successful private placement to 32 accredited investors (as defined in Regulation D) valued at $793,732.
Represented the City of Albuquerque in the negotiation of the IRB lease agreement relative to Phillips Semiconductor's plant closure. Gulfstream Worldwide Realty, Inc. vs. Philips Electronics North America Corporation.
Represented Qwest (now CenturyLink) in lawsuits against multiple Competitive Local Exchange Carriers regarding switched access services.
Successfully represent a non-profit entity in Endangered Species Act listing litigation.
Advised and defended the Board of Directors of one of the country's largest public utility companies in parallel proceedings involving a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation and shareholder litigation.
Led a large coalition of diverse companies and industries to pass a temporary provision in the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act that allows for a ten year deferral of cancellation of indebtedness income. The first five years will be tax free, with ratable payments in each of the last five years. This provision will apply to debt for cash, equity or other debt, and should prove to be an important tool for companies that need to restructure debt in the midst of this severe economic down turn.
Represented various public entities on constitutional matters including the representation of the District Attorney's Office in a criminal constitutional challenge in a 4th Amendment case.
Served as legal representation for Ben Kieckhefer, a candidate for Nevada State Senate, on campaign matters.
Represented Clark County, Nevada, as the operator of McCarran International Airport, in the defense of inverse condemnation airspace takings claims brought by landowners. Successfully argued that the landowners' claims were time-barred under the applicable statute of limitations and obtained dismissal of all causes of action with prejudice. Las Vegas Mall Limited Partnership et al. v. Clark County, Nevada, et al.
Legal representation on campaign matters for Jodi Stephens, a candidate for Nevada State Assembly.
Represent Edison Mission Energy in zoning and land use matters related to obtaining entitlements for construction of a solar energy project in Santa Barbara County, California. Representation includes environmental review, amendment of the zoning ordinance to provide for solar projects in agricultural zones, and conformity with the Williamson Act (Agricultural Preserve).
Represented a western electrical utility with a large coal generation base regarding laws and proposals dealing with climate change. Advised the client regarding the economic and environmental issues relating to potential federal and state climate change laws. Representation included regulatory advocacy and advice on corporate climate change policy.
Represent a Nevada Indian tribe in the development of a 200 MW concentrated solar project in southern Nevada. Our representation includes the negotiation of lease and other agreements with a large renewable energy developer, development of water rights for the project, negotiation with the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs and other federal agencies, and guiding the tribe through the NEPA process.
Represent a large electrical utility in a Clean Air Act investigation of a coal fired power plant. The EPA investigation covers over 25 years of documents and environmental and operational data at the multi-unit power plant. Representation involves advising the utility on its response to the agency and managing the production of tens of thousands of documents and data.
Served as bond counsel in connection with the issuance of $7 million Tax Supported Revenue Bonds by Fossil Ridge Metropolitan District No. 1 located in the City of Lakewood, Colorado.
Served as special counsel in connection with the delivery of a total of $338 million Certificates of Participation (Ralph L. Carr Justice Complex and Colorado History Center Projects) evidencing proportionate interests in base rentals and other revenues under an annually renewable master build-to-suit lease purchase agreement between CHS/CJS Building, Inc. as lessor and the State of Colorado as lessee.
Represented a large utility provider in a case involving multi-plaintiff discrimination claims. Brownstein obtained judgment in favor of the client as a matter of law. The Tenth Circuit, on appeal of the District Court's ruling, issued a published opinion regarding the lawfulness of our client's actions and hiring processes in particular.
Special Water Counsel, City of Indio. Assisted City of Indio in disputes and litigation regarding water use and management of the Coachella Groundwater Basin. 2008 to 2014.
Represented a town with substantial groundwater rights in Nevada's Carson River Valley with regard to water rights litigation commenced by the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe of Indians. Litigation included challenges to State Engineer rulings on water right change applications for new development. Cases were filed in both federal district and state district courts and involved issues of jurisdiction and venue in addition to substantive water law. Appeals were filed by the Tribe in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and the Nevada Supreme Court.
Represent a major hydroelectric utility company in litigation against the State of Idaho and Bureau of Reclamation regarding whether contracts between the parties obligated the federal government to release water from its upstream reservoirs to ensure certain flows in the Snake River.
Represented a coalition of the major Colorado utilities and water districts that utilized the Colorado River, in the negotiation of guidelines for management of federal Colorado River Reservoirs; the adoption of shortage and surplus guidelines and the development of efficiency and conservation measures, that the Secretary of the Interior called the most important agreement on the river since the 1922 Colorado River Compact.
Represented the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority as bond counsel in the issuance of $55.6 million Joint Water and Sewer System Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2008A.
Mediated and facilitated a basinwide agreement in the Pecos River basin that settled major aspects of a basinwide water adjudication, reduced groundwater depletions and assured compliance with the US Supreme Court decree in Texas v. New Mexico. The agreement has been successfully implemented and New Mexico now enjoys a surplus on the Pecos River.
Served as bond counsel to the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority on the issuance of $150 million in Joint Water and Sewer System Improvement and Refunding Revenue Bonds.
Brownstein negotiated the purchase and sale agreement for private property adjacent to city parks and open space; secured purchase monies from public grants and non-profit contributions in exchange for a covenant restricting development.
Defended CEQA challenge to the City's renewal of its long-term Central Valley Project water supply contract in trial and appellate courts.
Provided the City of Oxnard with advice to insure that environmental documents prepared by the California city appropriately evaluated the global warming impacts created by the projects.
Represented the District before the California State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) regarding renewal of water right permits for a USBR owned reservoir and before the National Marine Fisheries Service with respect to Endangered Species Act compliance for listed steelhead. Representation included coordination with USBR, who holds the water right permits, and other project members holding water right entitlements in the reservoir for environmental compliance with CEQA, development of a biological assessment and biological opinion, and protection of downstream water rights interests.
Represented Qwest Communications in a nationwide consumer fraud class action in Madison County, Illinois, involving the Universal Services Fund (USF).
Kern County/Department of Toxic Substance Control administrative civil actions against client City of Oxnard regarding the storage and handling of biosolids. Successfully negotiated fines and remedy.
Negotiated an agreement for the joint use of the Upper American River Project ("UARP") for the benefit of El Dorado County, an area of origin community at the headwaters of the American River. The agreement provided access to the UARP and the right to divert and store up to 40,000 acre-feet of water annually.
Served as bond counsel in the remarketing of $20,000,000 of General Obligation Variable Rate Bonds, Series 2004, by Bachelor Gulch Metropolitan District in Eagle County, Colorado.
Negotiations with the EPA regarding hexavalent chromium issues and potential responsible parties involving the contribution for remediation.
Represented a public utility district in federal district court in an action commenced by the Forest Service against multiple parties regarding ground and groundwater contamination stemming from the contribution of waste, location of a district wastewater pipeline, and improper operation and closure of a landfill. The case was successfully resolved in the district's favor by entering into a consent decree and settlement agreement, neither of which required payment by the district. The district's legal costs were fully paid as a result of our identifying and obtaining insurance coverage.
Served as special COP counsel in connection with a $17,735,000 lease purchase financing of the new Denver Botanic Gardens parking garage. Certificates of Participation, Series 2008B, evidenced a proportionate interest in the base rentals and other revenues under an annually-renewable lease purchase agreement between the Denver Botanic Gardens Parking Facility Trust 2008 as lessor, and the City and County of Denver as lessee.
Defended Clark County, Nevada against a landowner's inverse condemnation airspace takings claims alleging damages in excess of $2.7 billion. The result was a summary judgment entered in favor of Clark County on issue of liability and the Court disposed of the case in its entirety. 70 Limited Partnership v. Clark County, Nevada et al.
Served as bond counsel in connection with the issuance of $15,000,000 in Public Improvement Fee Revenue Bonds, Series 2008A for the Elbert and Highway 86 Commercial Metropolitan District in Elbert County, Colorado.
Represented the City of Rio Rancho, New Mexico as disclosure counsel in the issuance of $13.2 million Water and Wastewater System Revenue Bonds, Series 2008.
Served as underwriter's counsel in connection with the issuance of the $15,200,000 Limited Tax Variable Rate Senior Bonds, Series 2008A and $32,500,000 Limited Tax Variable Rate Junior Bonds, Series 2008B, by Base Village Metropolitan District No.2 in the Town of Snowmass Village in Pitkin County, Colorado.
Represented the Eagle Ranch Metropolitan District as bond counsel in its issuance of $6.8 million of General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2007.
Represented a large electric utility in an enforcement action containing numerous alleged violations of the Clean Air Act against one of its coal-fired generating stations. The enforcement action was brought by the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the United States Department of Justice. After considerable time and effort, the company was able to negotiate a complex settlement with all parties in the form of a consent decree filed in U.S. District Court. The settlement included a fine significantly less than the fine amounts initially proposed by the governments. In addition, the consent decree involved several supplemental environmental projects, including the creation of environmental reduction credits.
Brownstein represented a water and sewer district in the condemnation of 1,400 acres of land and 2,300 acre-feet of surface water rights on a river for use in connection with the district's recycled water operations. Condemnation was commenced in Federal Court after pre-condemnation negotiations did not result in an amicable purchase.
Advised a major California city on reorganization of its water, wastewater and solid waste utilities, including evaluation of dependent and independent special district, privatization and public-private partnership options and financing. Legal services were provided in conjunction with financial consultants to advise the city on developing an option to meet its short and long term financial goals and commitments.
Successfully represented the City of Seaside in the Seaside Groundwater Basin adjudication, including negotiation of settlement of overlying water right claims and litigation of basin management plan.
Represent one of the largest water districts in the State of Arizona in connection with the NEPA review of a coal-fire powered plant.
Brownstein showcases its bi-partisan efforts nationally through its involvement with the National Conventions of both political parties. Brownstein founding partner Steve Farber served as co-chair and a member of the executive committee of the Host Committee for the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver. Melissa Kuipers served as Chair of the Colorado Chairman's Host Committee for the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, FL. Earlier this year, Melissa Kuipers and Mike Feeley were engaged as legal counsel for the Denver 2016 Convention Host Committee.
Provided land use and CEQA compliance advice to a major utility line regarding a large transmission line project traversing two counties.
Amicus curiae on behalf of a regulated utility and groundwater user in City of Barstow v. Mojave Water Agency (2000) 23 Cal.4th 1224.
In keeping with our effort to be on the forefront of emerging public policy issues, the Brownstein team crafted and passed legislation on behalf of DealerTrack Processing Services to authorize the Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles to implement an electronic lien and titling process as well as an electronic temporary tags and vehicle registration process. Brownstein organized a broad coalition of stakeholders including the Department of Motor Vehicles, County Clerks Association and new and used car dealers in order to pass and implement this expansive legislation.
Defended NEPA, Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act and Federal Power Act challenge to FERC's issuance of a 50-year permit renewal for hydroelectric dam for major utility in Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Successfully defended and settled complex and high stakes water rights litigation that threatened to enjoin a municipality's groundwater production and operation of a $30 million groundwater treatment facility, which in turn would have forced the client to rely entirely on costly and less reliable imported supplies. The settlement implements a physical solution that protects the client's water rights, permits continued operation of its facilities and substantially reduces the threat of future litigation.


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Aadhaar Card Download By Name: It takes about 90 days to receive an Aadhaar card once you enroll at Aadhaar. Earlier there was no system in place for Aadhaar card download by name. This requirement has been arising due to when people lose the enrolment slip provided to them.
In that case, it becomes a great problem to get the Aadhaar card back.Now it is possible to retrieve the Aadhaar card with the help of your name and date of birth. You require your mobile number and email ID as well to retrieve your Aadhaar.
If you have lost your Aadhaar Enrollment ID and don't know your Aadhaar number you can get your Aadhaar by following steps mentioned below.
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How To Aadhaar Card Download By Name
1. Visit the website https://resident.uidai.gov.in/find-uid-eid
2. Select the option "Aadhaar No (UID) or "Enrollment No (EID)" under "You want to receive your lost".
3. Enter your name, email id and registered mobile number.
4. Enter the security code displayed on the screen and click the option "Get OTP" button.
5. OTP will be delivered to your mobile and email id.
6. Enter the OTP you're received.
7. Click on "Verify OTP"
8. You will get a message on your mobile with your Aadhaar number or enrollment id as you selected above.
9. Now go to https://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/
10.You will see the option "I Have" from here you select the option "Enrollment ID" or "Aadhaar" .
11.Type your Aadhaar number or enrollment id, full name, Pin code, security code and mobile number.
12.Click the option 'Get OTP'
13.You will get the OTP on your registered mobile number.
14.Enter that OTP in the "Enter OTP" box and click on "Validate and Download"
15.Now you will get your e-Aadhaar card.
16.Enter your Pin Code as the password to open the PDF document.
17.Save it to your device and take a
How to download Aadhaar card by Aadhaar number?
If you have enrolled for Aadhaar and not received it you can use the mAadhaar app or download Aadhaar card from official website of UIDAI website. You can download it from two options.
1. Download through Enrolment ID
2. Download through Aadhaar number
Steps to download Aadhaar card via Enrolment ID
1. Visit the official website https://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in
2. Enter your enrollment number with date and time.
3. Type your name.
4. Enter your Pin Code
5. Enter your mobile number.
6. You will get a Pin on your mobile number in 60 seconds.
7. Enter that OTP in the box.
8. Now your E-Aadhaar card is ready to download.
Steps to download Aadhaar via Aadhaar number?
1. Visit the official website given above.
2. Enter the UID (Aadhaar number) and date and time.
3. Enter your full name, Pin Code and registered mobile number.
4. You will receive a Pin on that number in 60 seconds.
5. Enter the OTP PIN in the computer.
6. Your E-Aadhaar is ready in PDF file.
After downloading Aadhaar card PDF file, it is a password protected file. To open this file you need to enter the password. It is the Area Pin code, but now it has been changed to a combination of the first four letters of the name of applicant followed by the year of birth. For example RITU1980.
The Card is not generated?
In case your E-Aadhaar card is not yet generated, it is due to you must have made some mistakes while applying for ID. It's not an issue you can inquire about it, if that mistake is indicated then you have to hold up a week more and check once again.
The Aadhaar could not be produced because of a data/process failure in your selection. It may be a deal if you re-enlist yourself at the closet selection focus. You can go to head office of the Aadhaar for selected focus and requirement to get some information about this.
Points to keep in mind while downloading Aadhaar card?
1. You cannot download Aadhaar online if your mobile number is not registered with UIDAI.
2. To send OTP UIDAI requires a registered mobile number for authentication before the Aadhaar card is downloaded in PDF.
3. Aadhaar cannot be downloaded without OTP.
4. E-Aadhaar cannot be downloaded as many times you want.
5. E-Aadhaar card serves you as original Aadhaar card everywhere.
6. Procedure to download the Aadhaar online is simple and takes a small amount of time.
Aadhaar card is used to get the person's identity to get each and every information of an individual. It is usually used to get a proof by which every individual is provided safety and security. It is issued by UIDAI as per the rules of Government of India.
Aadhaar is used to provide the great type of service to the people by which they are able to get security against the criminal people.
Aadhaar card verification
Aadhaar is a unique ID, which contains demographic and biometric details of an individual. It is issued by UIDAI every person needs to apply for this 12 digit number. The verification of Aadhaar can be done easily through official website of UIDAI. As UIDAI not only issues the Aadhaar but also maintains the details of every Aadhaar card holder. You can easily verify the Aadhaar once you registered for it.
What is the need to verify you Aadhaar Card?
In order to check the validity of Aadhaar card, you must ensure that your Aadhaar number has been issued and is valid. The personal details such as age group and the state to which a cardholder belongs will be displayed at the time of verification of Aadhaar.
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Why is an Aadhaar card is deactivated?
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Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones (December 20, 1899 - March 1, 1981)
This morning I stumbled upon a brief clip of a Lloyd-Jones sermon on Exodus 33. His words could not be more challenging and his critique of the Church could not be more timely.
Do you have 5 minutes to hear what Lloyd-Jones has to say? I promise you, you'll be challenged, strengthened, and blessed if you do.


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This cracks me up....
Yes its true, I'm just too excited to sleep. I hope everyone has a wonderful day and eats way too much candy for breakfast. I'm gearing up for a big trip to France to work with my friend (and yours) the incredibly talented Eric Mouquet on monday. Video blog coming after I stuff my face with peeps. Don't even go there.
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The winter season is at an end and spring is upon us - which means the clocks are changing.
In 2018, the clocks will go forward one hour on Sunday, March 25 at 1am.
This will mark the start of British Summer Time where the days will become longer and lighter.
However, the move means you'll lose an hour in bed on the day the clocks change.
The moving of the clocks was first introduced during World War One by Germany and Austria, and then by the allies to save on coal usage, according to Mirror Online.
This will be the first of the two clock changes in 2018. The next will be on Sunday, October 28 when the clocks will go back.
To avoid getting confused, it is useful to remember the phrase: "spring forward, fall back".
Why do we change the clocks anyway?
During the First World War, Germany and Austria introduced clock changing in a bid to save on coal consumption. The Allies followed suit.
It is believed adding extra daylight hours into the working day saves on energy.
Fast forwarding the clocks in spring means nights are lighter for commuters coming home after work - and there is more sun in the evenings.
But, for those of us who get up early, it is a brief return to darker mornings.
Will my mobile phone update?
Yes, it should do. Apple iPhones, iPad and Macs update automatically. Just check you have 'set automatically' turned on in your 'date and time' settings.
For most smartphones, network operators should change the time accordingly so you shouldn't have to do anything.
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Hello peeps. New song I finished tonight. I'm not even entirely sure what it's about...I just kind of wrote and these are the lyrics I came up with naturally.
Feel free to interpret them the way you want.
FYI: KuppaJoe is a week from tomorrow AND I should be getting the physical EP's in the mail tomorrow!!! So excited!!!
Fading Fast
Everything all looks the same.
I'm just a player in the game.
If you look closely, then you will see
Nothing is quite as it seems.
Welcome to this strange bazaar.
From reality, we are far.
If you look closely, then you can see:
Nothing is quite as it seems.
We're fading fast.
We won't last.
We will never
Come back, ever.
I am just learning to breathe.
Though my bones continue to seethe,
Everything I thought, I strangely mistook.
And deserves a second look.
Wake up & smell this air,
I wish that I truly cared.
But when every shadow is smiling at me,
How can I find my well-being?
Heaven, sing me to sleep.
Heaven, sing me to sleep.
Heaven, sing over me.
Sing over those oceans deep.
It's fading fast.
It won't last.
I will never,
Come back, ever.


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I got a new camera for my birthday and have been playing around with it the last couple of days. It takes great pictures, but I'm still trying to figure everything out. Here are some fun pics of Cooper this week.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Trip to Virginia!
This past week we traveled with my parents to Virginia to visit my sister and her family. We left bright and early on Monday morning and came home Saturday evening. Unfortunately last Saturday before we left I came down with a stomach bug and wasn't feeling that great. And even worse is I must have carried the bug with us because Christine's entire family got sick! All three of her boys were sick although Will and Reese seemed to recover quickly. Poor little Luke was having a hard time getting over it and was still sick when we left. My mom called to check on us on Sunday to make sure none of us had gotten sick because Christine and Kyle both got sick after we left! But inbetween all of the sickness we did manage to have fun! We celebrated Tyler's 3rd birthday while we were there, remodeled two of the Hoover's bathrooms, had a girls shopping day, and played a lot of rockband! The boys had way too much fun and it's probably a miracle that we didn't have any trips to the ER while we were there. Will, Reese and Tyler shared a room while we were there and were caught red handed jumping from Reese's bed to Tyler's air mattress while they should have been sleeping! They all played well together and really didn't have to many quarrels between them. Thanks mom and dad for a great trip!
Tyler riding the park and ride bus to the airport. They got to ride the bus, the train to a different terminal, and the airplane all in one day! A 3 year old boys dream come true!!!
When you have a 21 month old kid in your lap for 3 hours you get a little bored! We had some fun with the peel and stick stickers!
The Hoover's have a bounce house for their church and so we pulled it out a couple of days for the boys to let out some energy!
We headed over to Chuck E. Cheese for Tyler's birthday celebration. Travis was supposed to be helping Cooper play games and this is what I found- Travis playing a video game and Cooper watching. I thought Chuck E. Cheese was for kids?
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
In a Rut
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Not to worry, Norah will show herself soon, plus we all know that this painting on cardboard i going to end up ....AWESOME!!!ReplyDelete
Me and my chairs have been in ruts so deep it took a crane to get us out! But ya just gotta keep looking for the crane.ReplyDelete
And now I'm looking at these things as more of a semi schedule. Nothing too strict, mind you! And putting all the fun and flexibility in the art!!
Liking the cardboard art, I am. (Yoda speak I have today.)
- EmelieApril 22, 2010 2:09 PM
YOU didn't mention staring out the window, that is my ailment this week, Ihae inspiration and it doesn't come tgether quite right.ReplyDelete
Thre is also a feeling of unease for some reason. Could be due to a terrible scare of lost items on MOnday that would of caused great trouble and inconvience if not found, They were found, under some paintings.
I want a painting sort of pensive and a bit of longing in it. There must be a reason for that and a self help group. Moving away from rabbits maybe.
Your background has a lot of offer and I like the pieces left on the swirls, rathe french looking in that decorative way. Some sone sent me napkins just a couple from France and they are charming in that same way.
I do get the char thing, and it is not like musical chairs at all.
I think the creative muse sort of ebbs and flows...you just have to go with it! You'll be out of the rut before you know it...Can't wait to see more, love watching your process.ReplyDelete
This post makes me smile, Sharon. I can relate to the ruts--I would love to see a video!ReplyDelete
Oh the rut...not a good spot to be in my opinion. I am the same I need to sit and watch tv at times. I often think what I could create if that darn tv didn't exist!ReplyDelete
Project Runway Finale tonight? I thought it was the reunion, did I miss a show?
I know that rut!!! Mine includes a bed too....laying thinking of the way the day may pan out. Making plans. A check of the computer (which this morning included checking the new photos of the sun via NASA), then the hours drive to work, then the chair in front of the computer at work all day, back home where the couch beckons a weary mind (and yes, I love project runway too) and then back to my bed.ReplyDelete
Life is a rut sometimes, thank goodness for our art!
Enjoyed your cardboard art...those spirals appealled...maybe reminding me of our sun?
Take care,
Jacky xox
hehehe I can relate to this too, I feel like I'm in a rut at the moment, from my computer desk to the sofa to the kitchen. I have all these ideas in my head about what I want to create but other things seem to get in the way and that is very frustrating! I'm going to knuckle down and sketch some ideas out today!ReplyDelete
chin up sharon, norah with return when the time is right xxReplyDelete
I can relate to the ruts as well. I think we all get them =). Love the cardboard art!ReplyDelete
Yep, I understand the rut. I think for me it's a drop back and hunker for a day or two and usually I pull out. Norah is recharging...ReplyDelete
I set my DVR for Project Runway so I can watch it tomorrow night. I have enjoyed it this season but I miss Anthony. Wonder who won??...don't tell me!
I have that same rut! Project Runway was fun, was it not?ReplyDelete
What did you think of the results?
A rut is simply your muse resting and getting ready to throw you into the greatest work you will ever, ever create! If you don't get the rest, you won't be able to keep up with the astonishing flow of ideas.ReplyDelete
Watch. It will happen.
Ramble on! It's clear that we all have ruts...I think you have to have the lows to enjoy the highs.ReplyDelete
Norah just has spring fever...she'll be back soon.
lovely colors :)ReplyDelete
What an unexpected subject fora blog post. All I can think about now is a painting of three chairs. If only knew how to paint chairs...ReplyDelete
I can relate entirely, there are times (whole weeks on occasion) when creating out of "my box" is harder than labor and birth ever were! I think it is part of being an artist.ReplyDelete
I know ruts very well! I'm hoping mine is finally going away;now just to figure what to do first on a long want to/need to list!ReplyDelete
I say make the most of your chair time because when Norah wakes back up she's going to put you into over-drive and you'll be wishing for a comfy easy chair!!
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Teller & customer in Albion play important role in the arrests;
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Rothmund's statement to police: "I woke up this morning and I was going through withdrawal from Heroin. I told my girlfriend Elyse Hoffer that I had a hook up in Albion. She gave me a ride and I had her park away from the bank…I put on a disguise outside and went to the door.
It looked like they were about to close. I rushed in the door and said me the money. I had a fake bomb in my hand. I don't remember if I said it was a bomb or not…I went to run out the door and a man was standing there. I told him to stay away from me and I ran back down the tracks. As I approached the car where Elyse was I told her I was being chased and to pop the trunk…I hopped into the trunk and told her to go to our house…Elyse did not know what happened in Albion.
About 3 ½ or 4 weeks ago I robbed the Key Bank on Long Pond Rd in Greece. It was near my house and I walked. I got about $3,000.00. About 2 weeks ago I robbed the Citizens Bank on Dewey Ave near Wal-Mart Plaza. Once again I was alone. I got about $6,000. Elyse was not with me for the first two and did not know what was going on today. I did the robberies because of my Heroin addiction and I wanted (to) live comfortably. I just got greedy."
"You guys should be happy, you got your man. You can't have people running around getting away with it multiple times."
Hoffer's statement to police: "Jeremy told her to leave the trunk of her car popped open and he would be right back. She thought that was very strange. Elyse said that Jeremy then left and walked towards Main Street carrying a small bag with him. Shortly after that Jeremy came running back and jumped in the trunk closing the trunk on himself and told her to drive and someone was following him…
…Elyse also stated that about three weeks ago she drove Jeremy to Key Bank at Latta and Long Pond in Greece and Jeremy Stole money from there. Two weeks ago Elyse said she drove Jeremy to Citizen(s) Bank on Dewey Ave near Wal-Mart and Jeremy stole money from that bank as well. Elyse stated that she never knew ahead of time what Jeremy was going to do she would do whatever he told her too.
Elyse said all her problems started about three months ago when she started using Heroin and her and Jeremy snort about $300 every two days. Elyse wants help and wants to stop using drugs but it hurts to much when she doesn't have any Heroin to use."
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Dreamboats and Petticoats at Milton Keynes Theatre
Dreamboats and Petticoats is either, for the baby boom generation a nostalgic trip back to their youth or, for their grandchildren, an introduction to the revolution in music and fashion of 'teenagers' - a term surprisingly only coined in 1957 - in the late 50s and early 60s.
The story line of the musical is simple and somewhat hackneyed; a garrulous grandfather is giving his old Fender guitar to his granddaughter - and through a series of flashbacks we learn that Bobby, the grandfather, had been an aspiring singer and song writer, a member of St Mungo's youth club, that he had been smitten by an unsuitable girl, but that he had eventually realised his true love was the sister of his best friend. We are presented with the angst of teenagers – pimples, lack of money, jealousy. However, this uninspiring scenario is just an excuse for some wonderful musical hopscotch of the pop and rock songs from that era, such as Bobby's Girl and Runaround Sue, Only Sixteen and Teenager in Love, sung and played with energy and confidence by a very talented cast. Norman, (Alastair Hill) a Billy Fury lookalike, with swivelling hips, wonderful voice and a Brylcreemed quiff is a most believable 'bad boy', while Bobby (Alistair Higgins) portrays a good, yet foolish, teenager. The two female characters that partner these young men are sexy Sue, (Laura Darton) and demure Laura, (Elizabeth Carter) – who play their respective roles endearingly.
The script by Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran closely harkens back to everyday life of the 60s with mention of a twin-tub, the opening of the M1, Butterkists, and Formica. The scenery and costumes emphasise those years – advertising posters, elasticised belts, a duffle bag, the caretaker's brown coat and polka dots on the girl's skirts. Two memorable scenes are the slow- motion fight and the dodgem car on Southend pier – although more could have been made of the latter.
But the real stars of the show are the songs – performed by a great band and singers; it was easy to forget that the cast were singing and dancing and playing throughout and never once did the quality of the performance lapse. Three noteworthy renditions were Poetry in Motion, Only the Lonely – great hand movements – and the perfect harmonies of Sweet Sixteen. In the finale the participation of the audience to C'mon Everybody, Hey Baby, Way Down Yonder in New Orleans and At the Hop showed that the music had struck a chord with those who had been around when the songs first hit the radio. A very enjoyable evening.
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by Cameron Lowe 1 year agoThanks, Alison. I agree that this simple form of juke-box musical seems a little tired these days but many people are happy to tap into the nostalgia all the same.
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During the last general election, I voted absentee from Weimar, Germany, where I had been researching a book on the social idealism of the Bauhaus. This time I decided to go to San Francisco to help my best friend get reelected as a city councilman. Alas, on my trek to Charles de Gaulle airport, I had a cardiac incident so that I stopped in my hometown of Philadelphia to consult with my doctor and take tests.
Between tests I gawked in disbelief at the tsunami of TV ads so meretricious and patently false I wondered if I had wandered into another totalitarian country. Pennsylvania, as one of the crucial swing states, is peculiarly afflicted with such outrageous advertising. But my monitoring of such ads persuaded me that there has actually been a moral collapse in our electoral system. I speak not of the 2000 election with its many Florida flaws and falsehoods.
Nor do I mean the contemptible use of Florida State Police in civies and sidearms, looking for cheating in black neighborhoods with a history of promoting voting. That was so shameful as to question Jeb Bush's integrity as a Governor.
No, I speak of the outrageous and patent immorality of many of the ads I saw with a mouth dropping open in utter astonishment. These so-called 527's made one wonder if their contrivers were actually demented. One especially sticks in my mind, blackening the reputation of one Lois Murphy. She was tabbed as not only liberal but RADICAL, leading to the allegation that she supported the Taliban, who were described as kidnappers and rapers of young girls.
This is no mere argumentum ad hominem. It's argumentum ad animalium. I question the sanity of those who make such ads. Do they believe the American electorate is so stupid that such pseudo discourse could actually help their clients?
In Germany, I had been amused at the Beatification Process of the future Saint Ronald where he was being slowly buried over a week of rituals, cynically contrived to boost the GOP campaign. But then, when I came home to vote, I realized that this debauch/debacle was made possible by Reagan's abolition by executive order of the "Fairness Doctrine", a sacred buffer enacted to guide the FCC during the New Deal.
I imagined how those electoral billions could have been invested in, say, the repair of disintegrating schools, instead of maximizing the profits of TV station fat cats, and was very sad. They are not only demeaning what is left of our electoral integrity. They are diverting needed funds to rip the country off from its proper responsibilities.
I'm often asked what politics are like in Germany, with a half suspicion that my interrogators expect me to rerun Nazi history. Sorry, folks. Their electoral politics are issue oriented. Only the NeoNazi and former socialist parties betray themselves with American like drivel, and their impact is minimal.
And their evening news does not lead with bleeds. It talks about real issues, ending with minimal sports and weather coverage. In short, America in my judgment has been committing electoral suicide in the last two general elections. McClean/Feingold has turned farcical. Our general elections are much too long, profiting only the TV gougers. Everybody agrees that the elections are ignored until after the World Series, an adequate commentary on our electorate's immaturity.
Sorry, folks, to have to tell you the truth about our political process. It is corrupt and approaching decadence. Incidentally, my application for an absentee ballot to be sent to San Francisco where I was helping in an election full of false advertising financed by the Getty money of the new "JFK-like" mayor has apparently been ignored.
So due to my cardiac incident in the Gare de l'Est in Paris, I'll be voting in my own home precinct, depressed at how quickly and pervasively the Election Reform legislation has been corrupted by television money.
Friday, 5 June 2009
Coming Home to Vote
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I grew up when the internet was just becoming a thing. I fondly remember the dial up tone while I waited for the little yellow AOL man to run right. I taught myself HTML, and created a few Buffy websites, because I was that girl in middle school. But, times have changed. Teeny boppers will never struggle with trying to use the phone while someone's 'online', or understand that the # symbol wasn't created by Twitter. One thing that's really stupid overwhelming, is that these kids videotape (which isn't even the right word, man my old is showing) record themselves all of the time and then post it for the entire world to see. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy my fair share of youtube videos: female comedians, beauty tips, CATS. But, now everyone seems to be trying to get their 15 seconds of internet fame by doing something stupid and sharing it. I'm looking at you, boot in the face train guy.
Sure, there's a hint of jealousy there. Why did I bother going to college and getting a job for the past twelve years, if I could have quadrupled my salary just by posting videos of me 'buying' stuff? Or why should I spend my own money buying products when I could have a review channel and have the companies send me stuff for free? Which by the way, having a ten-year-old giving me makeup tips freaks me out. Mostly because they still have those small child eyebrows that aren't fully developed so they just end up looking like sad little caterpillars? Is that just my thinking? Do you not pay attention to small child eyebrows?
I guess I'm just that old lady who doesn't get the youtube generation. I tried taking a video of myself, it's a weird thing that made me realize my entire face is crooked. Yea, I won't even get into the cyber bullying these kids now have to deal with when they put themselves out there like that. See the: do you think I'm pretty videos. Can we go back to myspace or when facebook was exclusively for college students?
I should state that it's not all bad. There are channels out there doing great things, creating change, and other cheese. I love that 'look up' video about not staring down at your phone for 24+ hours of your day. But, I guess that's the beauty of the internet…you can watch what you want to watch, you talk with whoever you want to talk with, and trolls are no longer creepy dolls with jewels for bellybuttons.
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We had a great beach stay at Half Moon Cay. It might be the nicest beach we have ever been on….anywhere.
Rodger and Connie thought about pedaling back to the Zuiderdam but they might have been identified as pirates and had the fire hoses turned on them.
I have to say I am disappointed in seeing Obama thinking of sending more troops to Afghanistan. How does the military industrial complex get to a buy like Obama? Maybe they all know something we don't, but no one has ever brought order to that country and we won't either. Like a leopard that cant change its spots.
Speaking of spotty….Martin Chavez showed his in his signing agreements on arbitration. I often wonder if it is even constitutional to give a way power to a faceless arbitrator in cutting contract deals with labor unions. That person is not elected. Shame on Marty.


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Walk in the Light of Christ
Good Morning Sisters and Brothers,
I hope and pray that all is well with you and your family. Start your day with God by walking in the light of Jesus Christ. Don't let situations dictate your attitude, allow your attitude with faith and prayer change the circumstances. "There are many who say, "Who will show us any good?" LORD, lift up the light of Your countenance upon us." (Psalms 4:6 NKJV) So be encouraged this morning and live in the light of Jesus Christ and be glad about who God is to you!
For Oct 5, 16: Challenge of the day: Lord light my path that I may live upright before you. "For You will light my lamp; The LORD my God will enlighten my darkness." (Psalms 18:28 NKJV)


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