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Now I can say that I still haven't had an abortion,
but I wish I had.Lena Dunham, December 14, 2016
Florynce Kennedy (1916–2000) said, "If men could get pregnant, abortion would be a sacrament" (1973). Well, if men could get pregnant, they would be women; and if abortion were a sacrament, humanity would cease to exist. When I consider a bizarre statement like this, I begin to wonder if Rush Limbaugh was right, that feminists will not be happy until every pregnancy ends in abortion. Kennedy may think she is saying that men are not tough enough to put up with pregnancy; but I am left with a suspicion that such a statement betrays a sense that abortion is already a sacrament for Florynce Kennedy, with, as Nietzsche says, the implication of a "furious, vindictive hatred of life."
[14] Verumtamen quoniam blasphemare fecisti
inimicos Domini propter verbum hoc,
filius qui natus est tibi morte morietur.
[15] Et reversus est Nathan domum suam.
Percussitque Dominus parvulum quem pepererat uxor Uriae David...[14] Howbeit, because by this deed thou hast given great occasion to the enemies of the
LORD to blaspheme,
the child also that is born unto thee shall surely die.
[15] And Nathan departed unto his house.
And the LORD struck the child
that Uriah [the Hittite]'s wife bare unto David...2 Samuel 12;
the Prophet Nathan to King David, and sequel.
In 2013, I begin to wonder if the Pro-Choice movement, which is already impatient with any attempt to protect fetuses before birth (while Roe v. Wade allowed restrictions on abortion in the last trimester), in fact has the practical goal of legalizing infanticide. In testimony before the Florida State Legislature, Alisa LaPolt Snow, a lobbyist for the Florida Alliance of Planned Parenthood Affiliates, incautiously asserted that the fate of an infant born alive from an abortion was "between a woman and her doctor." This statement was subsequently disowned by Plannet Parenthood. However, Illinois State Senator Barack Obama had voted against a bill to protect live births after abortions, such as the Florida Legislature was considering. In Philadelphia, Dr. Kermit Gosnell was convicted of murder for a history of killing infants born live from abortions. The "main stream" media showed not the slightest interest in this trial. The reason is the obviously political one of reporting nothing that relfects negatively on abortion, such as the practice of postpartum infanticide.
Abortion: the Choice that Kills Billboard on I-90, South Dakota, 2010
Abortion is an issue that evokes, on all sides, very strong feelings and judgments and very heated recriminations. The most radical formulation of the anti-abortion or "pro-life" side of the debate views abortion as the murder of unborn children, and so as the equivalent of out and out infanticide, making the legal use of abortion since Roe v. Wade, at a rate of around 1.5 million a year in the United States, into a holocaust of the innocent fully comparable to the Nazi genocide against the Jews. Radical "pro-life" activists who blockade abortion clinics (or who even commit terrorist acts of vandalism, arson, and murder) see what they do as what "good Germans" didn't do in the face of Hitler's atrocities, or what John Brown did do in his attempt at Harper's Ferry to free the slaves through mass rebellion. While John Brown was regarded as a dangerous and treasonous fanatic during his lifetime, Union armies later marched through the South singing the song "John Brown's Body," whose tune Julia Ward Howe borrowed for the great "Battle Hymn of the Republic." Anti-abortionists thus feel that they would be similarly vindicated and honored by history [note].
On the other hand, the most radical formulation of the pro-abortion or "pro-choice" side views opposition to abortion as opposition to the freedom of women, as hatred of women, and as part of a historical effort to "subjugate" women as nothing more than baby-making machines or, failing that, to see that they die in botched abortions as part of, indeed, something comparable to the Nazi genocide of the Jews. They sometimes interpret the anti-abortion cause as so heinous that even non-violent anti-abortion protests are regarded as "hate crimes" which should be suppressed using the most draconian federal anti-racketeering and anti-terrorist laws [note]. In general, "pro-choice" activists believe that the availability of abortion is absolutely necessary for the general alleviation of poverty and for the possibility of better and fulfilling lives for both women and children.
My concern in this essay is to examine the extent to which arguments used by both sides of this debate are poor to untenable. The common acceptance of bad reasoning as self-evidently true always serves to demonize the opposition and to further radicalize and irrationalize the whole debate, to the benefit of every kind of extremist. While I am personally in the "pro-choice" camp, I am embarrassed to find that many common pro-choice arguments are based on appallingly bad reasoning. And if I seem particularly harsh about pro-choice arguments, it is obviously because I am concerned that the cause I favor be honored with the more sensible and cogent arguments. I also do not believe that the heated rhetoric that accompanies and is exacerbated by the bad arguments is any help in reaching a political modus vivendi on the issue.
One of the most often repeated of such arguments is that abortion should be legal just because it would continue being practiced even if it were illegal again. The trouble with such reasoning is that it could just as easily give us an argument for legalizing theft or murder or rape. These things have been illegal for a long time, but they just continue happening anyway. So we may as well legalize them, since they are going to just continue happening anyway. Of course, no one is going to accept such reasoning in those matters. The fact that something is happening or will continue to happen cannot be an argument for whether it is acceptable or moral or just.
A similarly bad argument says that abortion should be legal because women will get maimed or killed getting illegal abortions. That could just as easily be an argument for legalizing armed robbery or any other crime, since armed robbers and other criminals can get shot or killed in doing what they do. If something is genuinely wrong, then the fact that someone engaging in that wrong action might be hurt or killed is irrelevant. And if the argument is that abortion is too trivial a thing for women to die because of, that begs the question, since it is precisely the issue whether abortion is murder or not; and if it is, then it is not any kind of trivial matter.
A pro-choice bumper-sticker occasionally seen says, "If you can't trust me with a choice, how can you trust me with a child?" However, although everyone is trusted with a "choice" whether or not to commit murder, this does not mean that they can choose whether murder is right or wrong. Just because mothers (and fathers) have a right to raise their children, they do not have a right to decide that murder, if it is murder, is OK. If abortion is murder, then the moral and legal issue is the same whether a mother and a father are thinking about murdering each other rather than aborting a fetus. Similarly, conservative firebrand and Republican sometime Presidential candidate Alan Keyes says:
...if your daughter comes and says "Dad, I want to kill grandma for the inheritance," you wouldn't say "well, this is not a good idea, but it's your choice."
People are trusted with freedom because they are generally trusted not to do wrong as autonomous moral agents. When they do wrongs, like murder, robbery, rape, etc., we do not "trust" them by saying that an action is all right just because it was all right with them.
The basis of the "pro-life" position, in turn, is that human life starts with conception. The view is that there is no natural point of division in the life of a person between the fertilization of the egg and the point of the "viability" of a fetus to survive outside the womb, let alone birth. Furthermore, an embryo develops quickly, and by the time artificial abortions are likely to be performed, heart, brain, circulation, and other recognizable organs and organic functions already exist. Thus, in the 2007 movie Juno, Ellen Page (as Juno) is dissuaded from having an abortion in part because her classmate tells her that the fetus already has fingernails. As it happens, her classmate, protesting at the abortion clinic, is a sweet Chinese girl -- not the stereotype of a screaming male redneck fundamentalist that pro-choice advocates might prefer to have seen represented.
While simple and coherent, the principal difficulty with the "starts with conception" view, however, is that the views of a very large number of "pro-life" people are inconsistent with it, if indeed they believe that abortion should be allowed in cases of rape and incest. If the "starts with conception" view of human life is to be applied consistently, a child of rape or incest is completely innocent of those acts and does not deserve to be killed because of the crime of its father [note].
Since the number of "pro-life" advocates who would be willing to force victims of incest or rape to endure a pregnancy as the result of those crimes is small enough that it wouldn't matter politically all by itself, our attention should turn to "pro-life" advocates who would allow abortions in case of rape or incest. They make the difference politically, but since their views are inconsistent with the "starts from conception" view, we must ask if there is any other justification for an anti-abortion stance that would make for a coherent perspective for such people. That will leave the "starts from conception" view of human life unanswered (for the moment), but I think that the revulsion most people would feel at making a woman bear the child of a rapist can be taken as a sufficient clue that most pro-life sentiment actually does not come from the "starts from conception" formulation.
A more reasonable basis for "pro-life" sentiment centers on the issue of responsibility. "Pro-life" people actually deny that they represent an "anti-choice" view of abortion or that they wish to prevent a woman from having control over her body. Their view is that the choice and the control come at the moment of sex, not at the moment of conception. For instance, the conservative Jewish columnist Mona Charen says in a January 1997 column:
Sure a woman has the right to choose whether or not to become pregnant. She makes that choice before engaging in sex. To make that 'choice' after a pregnancy is underway, merely as a matter of birth control, is an immoral act.Michelman [Kate Michelman of the National Abortion Rights Action League] and her allies feel an sense of entitlement to risk-free sex.
The "pro-life" argument then is that the act of choosing to have sex is the act of choosing to accept responsibility for the possible consequences, i.e. conception. To them it is no longer a question of a woman's control over her own body when it involves killing someone else, even if that is "merely" an embryo or fetus. If this sentiment is found together with a belief that abortion is acceptable in cases of rape and incest, then the view can only be consistent if the "unborn child" does not have an absolute "right to life." Abortion would be acceptable if the mother did not have a choice in the conception. But the "unborn child" has enough of a "right to life" that a woman must reckon on her responsibility for it in her own free actions.
The responsibility issue turns up in related debates about welfare. In the early '90's, the State of New Jersey decided not to increase welfare payments if women had additional children while already on welfare. One side of the debate regarded this as an attack on the children, with the assumption that women have the right to have children even when they know that they can support them only with public money or that, whether the women have that right or not, the children must be given public support regardless, just because they having nothing to do with their origin and are helpless. The other side of the debate held the children to be their parents' responsibility, regardless of their condition, not the public's, and refused to concede that the public has an open-ended obligation to unquestioningly provide the funds that promote the irresponsibility of parents by defusing the consequences of their imprudent behavior. As economists would say, protecting people from the consequences of their actions creates a "moral hazard," which effectively subsidizes and promotes imprudent behavior, even while imposing undeserved costs on others.
As it happened, the outcome of this policy in New Jersey produced curious alliances, for one effect of it was to increase the number of abortions as welfare mothers limited births, not through abstinence or birth control, but by abortion. Consequently, some who were opposed to abortion turned against the welfare policy because they saw it as promoting abortions.
What the "pro-lifers" often wanted, however, was the same welfare policy and a ban on abortions. Opponents then liked to accuse them of hypocrisy in that respect, as though banning abortion while limiting welfare payments was inconsistent, but of course it was not: they wanted to ban abortion because they believed it was murder, but they might simultaneously want to limit welfare payments in order to make parents accountable for their sexual behavior -- both abstinence and multiple forms of birth control would still be available to avoid the imprudent responsibility of additional children.
A troubling assumption that often seems to be made on the pro-welfare, "pro-choice" side in such debates is that sexuality is uncontrollable and that people cannot be held accountable for the consequences of their sexual behavior. The public then can only try and limit the damage by supporting the children after the fact. This is a most extraordinary assumption, whose most troubling aspect is that in application it is certain to be a self-fulfilling prophecy. It is also a convenient assumption for a very contrary kind of conclusion: stripping away individual liberties, after the manner of Communitarians, and perhaps even sterilizing welfare mothers. After all, if imprudent behavior, like riding without a motorcycle helmet or seat belt, can be forbidden because of the public liability incurred, then certainly the public would be justified in reducing its liability by rendering irresponsible mothers unable to burden the public any further.
Even as the issue of responsibility may separate unconditional abortion foes from conditional abortion foes in the "pro-life" camp, it also marks a separation in the "pro-choice" camp: many people who believe that abortion should be available for many reasons besides rape and incest nevertheless do not like the idea of "abortion on demand" being used merely as a substitute for birth control. They also do not believe that minors are competent either to appreciate the consequences of having sex or to appreciate the consequences of deciding whether or not to have an abortion. This division produces some of the paradoxes found in polling data about American public opinion. A majority of Americans are "pro-choice" in the sense of believing that abortion should be legal far beyond cases of rape and incest; but a majority also regards abortion as in some sense "wrong" and endorses various obstacles to abortion, including waiting periods, counseling, parental consent, etc. Indeed, a New York Times/CBS News poll, reported in the January 16, 1998, Los Angeles Daily News, reports that 50% of Americans actually believe that abortion is murder, though only 22% believe that abortion should not be permitted. This division is only possible if a substantial number of people see responsibility, not "right to life," as the decisive issue. From the poll, we might say that the 45% who believe in abortion with "stricter limits" reflect this view. The obstacles to abortion in that sense serve, not to prohibit abortion, but to make it difficult enough to drive home its seriousness. Of course, to them it is serious, and responsibility is an issue, because of a sense that an embryo or a fetus is a living thing, and a potential human being, so that abortion, even if it is not murder, is a morally serious form of killing. As the fetus approaches viability in the second and third trimesters, and abortion approaches the palpable practice of infanticide, support for abortion drops off dramatically [note].
An attempt to turn the responsibility argument around in favor of abortion on demand could be made by arguing that since a woman gets stuck with the responsibility for caring for the child, should the pregnancy be unwanted and the father irresponsible and unavailable, then no one else, who does not assume that burden of responsibility, has the right to tell her that she must assume it. This, again, is a poor argument, for two reasons: First, because by the same token the disinterested third party would not have the right to tell the father that he should assume his responsibility for the pregnancy; but if a third party can identify the moral responsibility of the father, then there is nothing paradoxical or inappropriate about identifying the mother's moral responsibility. Second, because if this is not to be a good argument for infanticide, it cannot be a good argument for abortion; for a mother may be just as personally responsible for a newborn, which few would regard as not having the moral and legal status of a person, as for a fetus in the womb, whose status as a person is precisely the issue. To say that only the mother is affected by burden of the pregnancy is to beg the question, for the responsibility for care is predicated on the presence of a living being whose very existence hangs in the balance. The issue of the rights, or absence thereof, of that being cannot be ignored because they reciprocally impose duties on specific individuals. The "pro-life" response can still be: If you don't want to assume the duties, then do not engage in the behavior that is liable to subject you to them.
In general, the "pro-choice" argument for abortion that is hostile to putting any obstacles in the way of abortion on demand is that a woman has a right to control over her body at any time and that she has just as much right to choose an abortion as to choose sex. Although it is not a view that is voiced, this argument sometimes seems to imply that a woman has a right to have sex that is superior to the right to exist of the being that may accidentally result. The "pro-choice" people who believe in obstacles to abortion, as well as the "pro-life" partisans, respond to that implied view by not wishing the impression to stand that sex should be something that is morally and legally without consequences. Sex without responsibility (Erica Jong's famous "zippless fuck" of the best selling Seventies book, Fear of Flying) is perceived as what the "abortion on demand" pro-choice people are pushing on society.
If the pro-choice response is that dead or mutilated women is a lot to pay for a morally edifying lesson in responsibility, the only problem with that is that feminism is perfectly willing to use a "that's just tough" argument of moral responsibility against men when it comes to the very same issue: Since it is entirely the right of a woman to choose abortion or not, the man who may have unintentionally gotten a woman pregnant has no say in the matter at all, once he has donated his sperm. If a man went to court because he wanted a woman to abort a child that she wanted but he didn't, there would be a firestorm of partisans from both Right and Left against him. He chose to have sex, therefore his rights end immediately, and he is absolutely responsible for the rest of his life for that child, regardless of his wishes. If he didn't want the responsibility, he shouldn't have had sex with the woman. So feminists are perfectly willing to use an argument that responsibility begins with sex against men, that their rights end at intercourse, but then they are unwilling to allow that women should be just as responsible about their own sexual choices and held equally responsible for the rest of their lives for the consequences of their choices. This can easily strike both men and women as a "heads I win; tails you lose" approach to sexual responsibility -- a double standard.
Much of my interest in presenting these arguments is to consider that persons of good will can be against abortion for substantial moral reasons that do not involve fundamentalist religion or hatred of women or the belief that women are just machines to make babies. The issue of responsibility can be as persuasive to women, from whose ranks many pro-life activists come (including, recently, "Jane Roe" herself, Norma McCorvey, of Roe v. Wade, who just got tired of the seeing the fetuses stacked in the freezer at the abortion clinic where she was working), as to men, and it is no help in addressing their concerns simply to accuse them of betraying the cause of their sex, of hating women and themselves, or of being a despicable "enemy" whose views are unworthy of consideration. But after my presenting these arguments, one might expect me to actually be "pro-life," even if in some diluted sense. So now let me recount why that is not so.
The hard "pro-life" argument, that human life begins at conception, is unacceptable to me, not just because the idea of forcing a raped woman to give birth to the rapist's child is repugnant, but because the idea of a fertilized egg being a human being is absurd. A fertilized egg is a protozoan with a human genetic code in the nucleus. There is nothing sacred about the human genetic code; it is in nearly every cell in the human body. That the protozoan grows into a human being is undoubted, but that leaves us with only vague criteria to decide when the line is crossed between animal life and human life. That there are only vague criteria doesn't prove anything. There are vague criteria about lots of things in life. A religious belief that the fertilized egg possesses a soul, and thus is already fully human for that reason, provides a reasonable ground for a hard "pro-life" view; but since it is a religious belief, it cannot form the basis of a public law incumbent on everyone, who may be of various religious, and non-religious, persuasions. In Japan, abortion is common; but religious belief there, in Buddhism, allows that, although this is an evil, which should be atoned for by repentance and religious practices, the child will actually be reborn and is not permanently harmed.
On the other hand, even if we accept that the fertilized egg may be a person, this still leaves untouched what I consider to be the principal argument for "choice," which is the argument of Roe v. Wade itself: Privacy. I say that human beings have a natural right, not a Constitutional right, but a natural right, which the courts are obliged to recognize under the Ninth Amendment, to privacy: the privacy of property -- real and personal -- and of person. And nothing is more private than our own bodies. A state with the considerable invasive power to police bodies, in particular women's bodies in this case, is a state that will exercise its power, as it already does in the Income Tax regulations and the despicable war on drugs, to leave nothing else private. That is not the kind of state that we should wish to have. Feminists of a totalitarian and Stalinist bent, like Catharine MacKinnon, do not like the stated grounds of Roe v. Wade because, as good totalitarians, they do not believe in privacy.
The "pro-life" response to this can be that crimes on private property are still crimes and that privacy cannot protect murder. That is true, but it is not practical to prosecute even real crimes when it is not in the capacity of the state to prove them, and rights of privacy deny to the state such capacity in many cases. There is even such an example from Islamic Law: there is a Tradition of the Rightly Guided Caliphs (the first four Caliphs), which is one of the bases of Islamic Law, that when a man informed the Caliph Omar that he had seen someone drinking wine, which is forbidden by the Qur'ân, Omar asked him how he had seen this. When the man replied that he had looked through a window into the miscreant's home, Omar rebuked him for being in the wrong, for peering into a private home (a very serious offense when we realize that the Arabic word "harem," h.arîm, means, not just the women's quarters, but also "sacred" and "forbidden"). Omar, as it were, threw out the case. We now would say this is an early example of the "Exclusionary Rule," which disallows the evidence of crime if it is unlawfully obtained.
Assuming that abortion is murder, however, does beg the question about whether abortion is murder. Since reasonable persons disagree on that, what privacy protects is not murder, but the reckoning of conscience about whether abortion is murder or not [note]. Privacy also protects women from suspicion of murder just because of natural spontaneous abortions and miscarriages. These events are common enough and tragic and traumatic enough without adding the gratutious terror of the police showing up, perhaps with a political axe to grind, and starting an inquisition.
Thus, as a matter of law rather than morality, the privacy protection of abortion is the best for a free society.
A final argument about abortion, such as Communitarians might contribute, could be that it is "society" that must ultimately make a judgment about the constructive or destructive effects of allowing abortion on demand. Such an argument might become more acute once we realize that the typical feminist connection between abortion and poverty is wrong: Their view is that large families create poverty and that an increase in wealth, freedom, and self-fulfillment can only come with the employment of every possible means of birth control, including abortion. Historically this is clearly wrong.
It may be easy to associate large populations with poverty today, if we think of places like India, but large and growing populations in the 19th century were clearly associated with booming and powerful European states and the creation of unprecedented levels of wealth for ordinary people. Even today some of the densest concentrations of population in the world are in the most technologically advanced and prosperous places, while some of the worst pockets of poverty and starvation, in Somalia, Ethiopia, etc., are in places with very thin populations. Since independence, India's problem has been its socialist government and socialist economic policies, not its population. Japan, a very mountainous country with a area comparable to California, and a population, heavily concentrated in coastal plains, roughly half that of the whole United States, has produced the second largest economy, and the largest economy per capita, in the world.
In American history, we may think of ethnic groups with high fertility rates as poor groups, but one of the highest fertility rates in American history was that of Jews at the beginning of the 20th century: 5.3 children by age 45, identical to Mexican fertility and larger than black (4.2) or Irish (3.3). That fertility rate did not chain the Jews to poverty. On the contrary. The large families created whole new sources of wealth in the American economy. With wealth and success, the fertility rates dropped, even before modern birth control and abortion were available. For things like the social freedom of women, the development of wealth is absolutely necessary, and that has tended to come in countries where booming economies accompany growing population.
A Communitarian, consequently, might make "society's" judgment that there is no necessity for abortion as a means of achieving wealth, freedom, and self-fulfillment. Instead, promoting fertility may aid in the growth of a nation's wealth and power, and thus ultimately allow for the freedom of women along with everyone else. The objection to that kind of reasoning, whether in this case or in any case, is that it is not the business of "society," which means government, to make judgments about the good ends to which people's activities should be directed. The state is not an enterprise with a specific purpose -- what has been called a "teleocracy," the rule of some end. The state is merely that which protects the honest enterprise of its citizens, a "nomocracy," a non-purposive Rule of Law. If abortion is an institution that is destructive of some good end, then the affairs of people who practice it will suffer, and the affairs of people who do not practice it will not suffer. We shall know them by their fruits. It is not the business of the state to second-guess such consequences, especially when it can be wrong and thus end up applying the coercive force of government, destroying people's lives, for the sake of a moralistic error.
Thus, conservative Jewish actor, writer, economist, and lawyer Benjamin Stein (of "Win Ben Stein's Money" on the Comedy Channel), strongly anti-abortion, said recently:
The words of John Brown's Body, and perhaps even its sentiments, the "emancipation Marseillaise," are now largely unfamiliar.
While the Supreme Court has approved the use of anti-racketeering laws against anti-abortions groups, it remains to be seen if parallel prosecutions will be equitably pursued against environmentalist, animal rights, or AIDS activist organizations (e.g. Earth First!, ACTUP, etc.) which have countenanced vandalism or violence also. Radicals often speak as though they have the right to commit violent acts, even assassinations and bombings, in their cause but that their opponents do not have the right to do the same in theirs.
Even consistent "starts with conception" people can allow abortion in cases where the pregnancy endangers the life of the mother, for allowing the pregnancy to proceed would be a wrong of omission in allowing the death of the mother. Where one will die, our only choice will be which, and an argument that the problematic life of a fetus is to be preferred to the grown and full life of the mother would betray very strange priorities.
The results of a subsequent poll appeared in the June 29, 2000, Los Angeles Times. The first table shows, not surprisingly, large majorities (83+%) for abortion when the health of the mother is involved or the pregnancy results from rape or incest. Interestingly, we also see a large majority (66%) for abortion in cases of serious birth defects. A smaller majority (54%) would even allow abortion if the "emotional health" of the mother is endangered, but a somewhat larger majority (57%) would forbid abortion if it is simply the case that the family "cannot afford" the child. Here, clearly, many people are not thinking in terms of a general right to "abortion on demand," but only favor allowing abortion in certain circumstances and for certain reasons. The second table gives more detailed results. Neither pro or anti-abortion views command a majority in either sex.
Large majorities, however, among both men (63%) and women (73%) believe that abortion decisions should be "between a woman and her doctor," which is essentially a "pro-choice" view.
The next results do not seem entirely coherent. People do seem concerned that illegal abortions would impose undue burdens on women, since a large majority (74%) approves of public funds being used to handle adoptions. A near majority (49%) believes in the consent of fathers for abortions. On the other hand, a plurality (46%) is against RU-486 being made available, a majority (54%) is against public funds being used for abortions, but a stronge majority (65%) is against a Constitutional Amendment to prohibit abortions.
Parental consent commands powerful majorities, even among women (80% -- versus 85% for men). However, a subsequent ballot measure in California requiring parental consent was defeated.
Finally we see more women (53%) than men (48%) thinking that abortion has encouraged promiscuity and thinking that abortion is actually murder (61% for women, 52% for men). The overall "abortion is murder" view has gone from 50% in 1998 to 57% in 2000.
The Times headline was "Americans Narrowing Support for Abortion," but details of abortion law have never reflected the ambivalence that Americans have always had about it. One would never know of the overwhelming popularity of parental consent just from the California Supreme Court decision that not long ago struck down (on reconsideration, after previously upholding) the State parental consent law. But, as noted, the attempt to reverse the Court decision by Initiative failed.
Return to text This may provide a means for judging parental consent laws for minors seeking abortion. Since minors are not in traditional terms legally reckoned to be competent to engage in sex, to enter into contracts, or to form sufficient "informed consent" to agree to their own medical treatment ("on account of the imbecillity of judgment," is how Blackstone put it in his Commentaries on the Laws of England, Volume 1, p.424), it is incredible that they would be regarded as competent to make a life and death decision about something that, later in life with a more mature reckoning of conscience, they might themselves regard as a real person -- considering themselves to have committed a murder.
In those terms, it is not hard to understand how parental consent laws are overwhelmingly popular with parents (including the 2000 Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate, Joseph Lieberman), who usually take their oversight, especially moral oversight, for their children seriously. Such laws produce some tragedies, when otherwise happy and well-adjusted young women (sometimes as old as 17) simply do not want to deal with their parents about a possible abortion and end up dying when they resort to an illegal abortion. There are also tragedies, however, under the opposite legal regime: When Dawn Ravenell, only 13, got a legal abortion in New York, without her parents' knowledge, and ended up dying from medical malpractice, her parents were notified, "only in time to make funeral arrangements" (according to Katherine Dowling, Los Angeles Times, May 14, 1997). The parents in Dawn's case, understandably, would have objections to a process that removed them from involvement in decisions that led to their daughter's (and grandchild's) death.
It is a serious question when girls should be reckoned as adults for these purposes. In modern society childhood is unnaturally prolonged, especially evident in the laws of many states that the age of consent coincides with legal adulthood (at 18), which is absurd. It now would seem that 13 is clearly too young for any kind of informed consent on any medical procedure, let alone a life and death one (for the fetus), but English Common Law, as we see in Blackstone's Commentaries, recognized marriages as young as age 14 for boys and age 12 for girls (op. cit., p.424). In a regime of legal abortion, a married girl, even at 12, would have the rights and privileges of an adult. If we would adopt such a standard for unmarried modern girls, however, we would have to consider the moral perversion of aiding and abetting the deception by a teenage girl of parents who would consider abortion to be murder. It is typical in modern law to enlarge (certain) rights and powers while diminishing responsibility, but it is not proper to burden parents with the responsibility for infantile support of a person who exercises adult rights in matters to which they may have grave moral objection. If a teenage girl is to obtain a legal abortion without her parents' consent, this should, at least, establish her as an emancipated child who no longer has claim on parental support.
If teenage girls are to be considered incompetent up to a reasonable age of consent (certainly no later than 15 or 16), the tragic deaths that would occur would be no different than the tragedies that occur because of parential consent in the matter of any medical attention -- many parents famously have religious objections against transfusions, transplants, etc., and some religious communities, like the Amish, object to most of the technology of modernity. This mechanism is not adopted because it is perfect and prevents all evils but because the supervision of parents is judged to be less evil than the decisions that would be made by the unsupervised minors themselves or by unconcerned and unaccountable bureaucratic "caregivers," let alone political activist busybodies. Parents who do not believe in parental consent for abortion can always provide their daughters, at puberty, with undated consent letters.
Many feminists, on the other hand, see most (or all) families as oppressive and do not wish parents to have any authority over maturing daughters (or their children at all). A society based on such views, however, would simply substitute lawyers, bureaucrats, and judges, or nothing, for parents, which is unlikely, as I have said, to produce any more salutary a result. For real abusive families, consent laws commonly allow for judicial consent; and if the objection to that is that it imposes an undue burden on an abused daughter needing an abortion, it is hard to see how a young woman who would know enough how to go get an abortion, would not know enough how to go find a Gloria Allred-like feminist attorney who, pro bono, could arrange for an abortion and, more importantly, for whatever judicial remedy is needed for the abusive family which was the reason for such recourse in the first place. If a family is so seriously abusive that it cannot be trusted with the best interest of a daughter with respect to abortion, then clearly it cannot be trusted governing her interests at all, and a judicial intervention is called for in any case.
Abortion, Note 1
...I had to feel some respect for those who -- like John Brown -- will go to any lengths to stop abortion. Murder, never. But picketing, demonstrating -- I am not part of their group but I respect them. [The American Spectator, July 1998, p. 56]
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Anchors Landing on Lake Hickory, NC
You're at one with nature: the woods and the water. Relax in your boat and reel in a largemouth. Walk through the woods with only rustling leaves and wildlife. Mingle with neighbors at the clubhouse, pool, nature parks, or at Granada Farms Golf Club. Here at Anchors Landing (Caldwell County) on Lake Hickory, the memories are endless. Call 800-517-5899 to learn more about Foreclosures, REO, and Bank Owned properties before they are released to the general public.
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Antler Cove on Lake Hickory is an exclusive gated community with a private lake access park just across the street. With only 39 homesites, this boutique community offers quiet country living. Its ideal location is less than 10 miles to downtown Hickory, NC. Situated on beautiful open rolling terrain, homesites range from just over 1/2 acre up to well over an acre.
Antler Cove is the only gated community of it's kind on Lake Hickory and of special interest to avid fisherman. The public boat launch with abundant parking is less than a mile away and your family will truly enjoy using the private lake access area just across the street from Antler Cove entrance. It has a covered picnic pavilion and plenty of sandy shoreline for kids of all ages to splash & swim safely away from boating activities. Call 800-517-5899 to learn more about Foreclosures, REO, and Bank Owned properties before they are released to the general public.
Broadwater Landing on Lake Rhodhiss, NC
Broadwater Landing - The community name says it all. Here you'll have majestic Blue Ridge Mountain Vistas, panoramic main channel lake views and breath taking sunsets. Live life the way you've always to here at Broadwater Landing. Call 800-517-5899 to learn more about Lakeside Landing at Lake Rhodhiss, NC.
Catawba Shores on Lake Hickory, NC
Enjoy the benefits of North Carolina lakefront property. You will find the views and the possibilities too wonderful to imagine. No more car engine noises, no more sirens screaming in the middle of the night. Only the rustling of the gentle wind and the waves of the lake rocking you tenderly to a restful slumber. When you own NC lakefront property you will feel you have found a lost Norman Rockwell painting. You'll also enjoy mountains, lakes, trees, birds, swings, hammocks, unfinished books, never caught fish, and much, much more. Invest today in your happiness tomorrow. Catawba Springs Golf and County Club (part of Lake Hickory Country Club) in Catawba County is just minutes away from Catawba Shores!
Harbor Ridge on Lake Rhodhiss, NC
You'll want to get lost in the countryside and explore the waters. Hike the woodsy countryside. Throw your line in for a fresh catch. Relax and watch the sunset across your big, blue backyard. Can life get any sweeter?
Heron Point on Kerr Scott Lake, NC
An exclusive gated lake community with only 5 properties, all lakefront. Heron Point is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains on the Main Channel of W. Kerr Scott Lake Reservoir in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, about an hour or so from Winston-Salem, Hickory, Greensboro, Charlotte, Blowing Rock, and Boone.
Lake Vistas on Lake Rhodhiss, NC
Lake Rhodhiss is the ideal place to get away from it all, with less than 1 house per mile of shoreline on the lake. Lake Vistas (close to Lakeside Landing at Lake Rhodhiss) is a beautiful community on tranquil Lake Rhodhiss, yet is less then 3 miles from Grocery Store, Banks, Post Office, Pharmacy, and a Hospital.
Lakeshore Landing - Wilkesboro, NC
An exclusive planned gated lake community with only 16 properties. Lakeshore Landing is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains on the Main Channel of W. Kerr Scott Lake Reservoir in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, about an hour or so from Winston-Salem, Hickory, Greensboro, Charlotte, Blowing Rock, and Boone. If you enjoy fishing tournaments at Riverwalk at Lookout Shoals Lake near I-40, then you'll love fishing for large mouth and small mouth bass, stripers, carp, and catfish at W. Kerr Scott Lake Reservoir!
Paradise Harbor on Lake Rhodhiss, NC
Here at Paradise Harbor you are looking at a waterfront view anyone would envy. Look across the deep, wide waters of the main channel of Lake Rhodhiss. Climb aboard your boat and take a spin in these tranquil waters, or sip coffee and savor your postcard-like picture of Lake Rhodhiss. You'll never want to leave home. Call 800-517-5899 to learn more about Hidden Cove at Paradise Harbor on Lake Rhodhiss, NC.
Plantation Pointe on Lake Hickory, NC
You are living the dream in a prestigious waterfront haven. Dangle your feet from the dock. Peer across the wide, expansive peninsula that juts into the main channel of Lake Hickory. Cruise through the big waves or just kick back and take in the bountiful views. You'll never look back.
Serenity Bay on Kerr Scott Lake, NC
You've found your peaceful Shangri-La by the water. Take a leisurely walk through the woods. Stop for a picnic by the waves. Load up the skis and head into the wake zone. You'll wish you would have moved here sooner. Tax Time Liquidation Sale coming soon.
Sunset Pointe on High Rock Lake, NC
You've found the best place to watch sunsets on the water: home. Set off on an early morning walk along the lake. Take a dip in the pool and visit with neighbors at the clubhouse. Hop aboard your boat and settle in for a sunset cruise. Memories of a lifetime here are just beginning.
The Sanctuary at Williams Farm on Kerr Scott Lake, NC
You'll enjoy breathtaking water views in the shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Peer across the broad, never-ending view of mountains and water. Jump in for a cool dip on a summer's day. Glide across the glassy waters in a canoe. Anything is possible in this sanctuary.
The Settings of Lake Rhodhiss, NC
Live better. You deserve it. This North Carolina lake property is situated in a landscape where traditional lakeside leisure combines with a majestic Blue Ridge horizon. The lake and mountain view homesites at The Settings of Lake Rhodhiss are stunning.
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Inspired by the serene beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains and tucked into a hillside overlooking the water, The Retreat at Waterside on Lake Rhodhiss combines traditional North Carolina charm with the carefree atmosphere of a lakeside hideaway.
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If you're looking for property in a lakefront community in North Carolina, you've come to the right place: We work with many developers throughout the state to help families, like yours, find just the right property. We are committed to creating places where the wonders of nature combine with everyday life. Our professional staff will provide a pressure-free experience and guide you through the process of purchasing property. Our reputation for service and attention to detail are clearly evident both during and after the sale.
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Mongolia is a country with natural resource wealth that holds sizable per capita GDP possibilities for a national population of roughly 3 million people. Since the discovery of the world class Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in 2001, Mongolia has had a back and forth struggle between populist national interests and welcoming laissez-faire policies dating back to the passage of a 68% windfall profit tax passed in 2005 and its annulment in 2009. The back and forth continues this year with moves forward towards truly opening up the Mongolian Stock Exchange (MSE) to foreign ETFs, mutual funds and institutions for the first time.
Saruul Ganbaatar, outgoing Deputy CEO of the MSE after three years on the job, was interviewed on Skype to provide a sense for where the legal changes are taking Mongolia and why investors should believe there is no going backward after the government of Mongolia's recent legal changes.
Jon Springer: You went on road shows around the world promoting the MSE recently. What was your message at the road shows?
Saruul Ganbaatar: Our key message entailed that Mongolia is going in the right direction. Mongolia abolished some of the controversial laws such as the Strategic Entities Foreign Investment Law (SEFIL) and the old Foreign Investment Law. The parliament replaced them with one law that governs the investment environment in Mongolia, the new Investment Law. At the same time, this past year we put through a new rendition of the Securities Market Law and a new Investment Fund Law.
These are some of the sizable developments towards attracting capital to Mongolia. The Investment Law took effect on November 1, 2013. The Securities Market Law and Investment Fund Law took effect on January 1, 2014. So, we met with institutional investors from Hong Kong to New York to let investors recognize that Mongolia is open for business and that the country is looking to continually build a sustainable environment for investments. The new investment law has laid out some specific tax incentives and non-tax incentives for investments. There is also a specific clause in the law that outlines protective measures of the investors' interests in Mongolia. The new securities law also brings in more transparency for Mongolian companies and their reporting requirements.
For the exchange, we will have a new clearing, settlement and custody environment. For 22 years since the formation of the MSE, the market was prefunded. With the new law, we are moving to the T+3 standard, which is adopted around the globe and is a crucial arrangement that will allow sophisticated institutional investors and mutual funds from overseas to begin investing in Mongolian listed companies.
Springer: Foreigners could invest on the MSE before. Do these laws fundamentally change the market in any way?
Ganbaatar: In most countries, it's a common practice that, whenever institutional investment funds channel funds into the countries' securities markets, they hold both securities and monetary assets in sophisticated A-rated custodian banks. The adoption of a newly amended law introduces a much-needed legal framework for the creation and operation of local and sub-custodian banks. We now have the necessary clauses in the Securities Market Law, and necessary regulations, which have been drafted over the last 4 ½ months, to go ahead with custodian relationships that create the necessary infrastructure to attract institutional money to Mongolia.
We are also bringing in the legal concepts of nominee and beneficial ownership that haven't existed here before, which sets out the groundwork for funds and most global custodian banks to start forming partnerships in the Mongolian marketplace. The Investment Fund Law was also drafted in-line with the Securities Exchange Act and the Investment Company Act in the United States. It puts in place strict standards and regulations for managing public funds and provides a description of the range of securities investments that mutual funds, ETFs, closed-end funds and private investment vehicles are allowed to invest in.
Springer: Did the Financial Regulatory Commission (FRC) change laws this year as well?
Ganbaatar: The FRC together with the MSE has redrafted 22 regulations in line with the new Securities Market Law. An interesting thing to note is that the new listing rules of the MSE and the FRC will require that financial statements be filed in both English and Mongolian, which will help provide investor confidence.
Springer: Do the new regulations make dual-listings on the MSE and international stock exchanges possible?
Ganbaatar: Yes, we are bringing new tradable securities to our markets that are common elsewhere: options, futures, depository receipts (DRs) and warrants. The introduction of DRs is an interesting new addition. It will provide local issuers with opportunities to float on foreign exchanges and execute those transactions in either shares or depositary receipts. DRs appear to be attractive addition for local Mongolian companies listed in overseas markets, for the newly amended regulations will open up opportunities of having straight access to our domestic pool of investors.
Springer: The Foreign Investment Law of 2012 (known as SEFIL) was a rushed law in the run-up to 2012's summer elections. How is this law different?
Ganbaatar: The Investment Law is making bold steps to attract capital to Mongolia. This law makes no distinction between foreign investors and domestic investors. The old SEFIL had some limitations for foreigners with regard to investing in mining, finance, banking and telecommunications sectors. The only restrictions remaining now are in connection to state-owned entities.


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The armored car exploded with something that went beyond satisfaction for Ambros. "Hey Elina! I got it!" The man yelled looking back over his shoulder. Along the storefront he saw the islanders moving forward, taking more chances now that the withering fire of the car's machine guns we eliminated.
Elina was down. Ambros could see that, she was lying on her back in front of the roof access doorway which several of others were pouring fire into. The roof top suddenly became the focal point to an intense amount of gunfire and Ambros was pinned down as he sought to survive.
Near the doorway on the other roof Elina stayed as still as possible. For the moment no one was firing at her so she was waiting for a good time to try and move. As she lay there she felt her body knitting back together, the slithering feel of her insides pulling themselves back into place made her nauseas, but drawing attention to herself was not an option. She glanced at the officer leading the soldiers in the fight, he didn't look any different from the other men, 'No, wait, the armband…' He had an armband on one arm, as he turned to fire his rifle she caught a glimpse of a bird or some other type of flying creature embroidered on it. 'Something with a long nose." As she had little else to do she studied the man. His equipment was better than that of the soldiers around him, his rifle sported a shorter barrel than that of men and when he fired it he didn't flinch away from it like the others did. Getting another glimpse at his armband she saw it was a bug of some sort, a wasp she thought.
'Great probably special forces.'With a lurch she convulsed as her body pulled itself together, she let out a low groan and saw the man's eyes glance down at her. Elina rolled sideways as fast as she could and a spray of gunfire followed her movement, fortunately the man had a limited firing arc and her companions were still firing from the other rooftop keeping him pinned inside. Elina pulled herself around the side of the roof access door but stayed low, there were other soldiers up here and none of them looked too friendly. Glance about for a better place to hide Elina's vision was drawn by a glimmer off to the west. It looked like someone had set up a couple of human shaped mirrors there for a second, but she lost the mirage as quickly as she had seen it.
'What the hell was that?'Looking around she saw the red dot painted on the wall above her. 'That can't be good.' To the northwest a missile arced upwards, splitting into several pieces as it went, following the trajectory with her eyes Elina got a sinking feeling in her stomach. 'Sure, NOW Perry helps us. Oh fuck.' Throwing caution to the wind she jumped up and ran back the way she had come, to her amazement she could run again, not as fast as before but still quick enough to make the leap to the other building. Wanda and Roberto were crouched along the edge of the building giving her cover fire.
"Run!" she yelled as she passed them.
Neither of them hesitated and they hit the street edge of the building the same time as Ambros. He yelled out in a too loud voice, "Elina! Missiles!"
"I know! We gotta get down!" She pointed at the street. By now the gunfire had dwindled to a trickle. Elina held one end of the makeshift rope and tossed the rest into the street below. "Go!" she urged Ambros, he went.
"How will you get down Elina?" His voice was lost as he half fell, have slide down to the street. Roberto and Wanda followed at Elina's urging, but the rope gave away when they were halfway down, dropping them to the hard pavement below. They fell about a story and a half, Roberto a little farther, both survived the fall, but from way Roberto's screamed he must have been injured. Looking down at them Elina contemplated her next move. The street facing of the building didn't offer any protrusions or hand holds to help her descend. 'This is going to be tricky.'
"I'll hold it so you can go." Came the voice from behind her, she turned to see Rafael, who had crawled over to the edge of the roof.
She offered him the end of the rope and nodded, eyes widening as the munitions came down on the building next to them. Grabbing the man's wrists she lifted him up and tossed him off the roof, his fingers didn't let go of hers and together they plummeted the three stories to the ground.
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For the night of 7November 2011
North Korea: A South Korean official leaked a report that North Korea is close to being able to produce a small number of nuclear weapons per year through its uranium enrichment program (UEP) at the country's main nuclear plant at Yongbyon.
The official claimed the UEP at the Yongbyon nuclear complex is a "small industry" that can be used to "mass" produce atomic weapons, citing reports that there are some 2,000 centrifuges located there.
"It seems that North Korea has completed 70 percent of the process to be able to make one or two nuclear weapons per year," the official told Yonhap News on the margins of a disarmament conference on the resort island of Jeju, South Korea.
Pyongyang may have spent at least nine years establishing its UEP at Yongbyon, the official said, adding it is hard to monitor the nuclear facility.
Comment: The charge is serious but the normal terminology is Highly Enriched Uranium, when referring to weapons grade fissile material. Uranium needs to be enriched for producing electricity as well as for producing weapons grade fissile material. That means the UEP could be for benign uses.
What is missing in the report is any estimate of the percent of enrichment. HEU for weapons grade uranium is 85% or higher.
For the sake of comparison, the Iranian program, according to open sources, is known to have achieved about 20% enrichment, which is required in commercial nuclear reactors for power generation. Enrichment above 20%, according to the experts, is considered highly enriched but not weapons grade. That begins at 80%.
The North Koreans have been trying for two decades to enrich uranium, with Pakistani help when A.Q. Khan was at liberty. Nevertheless, the evidence of success in the public domain is absent.
It seems no accident that the South Koreans would find an increased threat in North Korea at the same time the International Atomic Energy Agency found an increased threat in Iran. It looks a bit like a media contest.
Pakistan-India: For the record. Pakistan has not accorded India most favored nation status, according to Prime Minister Gilani, contradicting international news reports.
Italy: Fifteen year high yields on ten-year government bonds indicate Italy is the next European domino under threat. Spain and France might follow. Italy is too big to fail and too big to fix, according to one news analyst.
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At first, the public funeral of Michael Jackson was suppose to take place at the Neverland Ranch, but now it looks like it will take place at the Staple Center in Los Angeles, CA on July 7 at 10AM PT. The Staple Center is own by AEG, which was also the promoter of Jackson's planned comeback tour in London. So I guess this is a way for AEG to make back the millions they are probably losing now that MJ is gone. Still unknown are the price of admission to see the Moonwalker.
Baring anymore last minute changes from Michael's family, on July 7 LA is going to be a nut house with thongs of fans and media crashing the city to see the Icon for the last time.


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COLUMBUS: Crowds of public employees protesting a sweeping Ohio proposal to strip unions of collective bargaining rights are wearing red in an effort to steer public opinion away from the idea that unions are all-Democrat organizations.
The move came as union protests by firefighters, teachers, police and state workers were joined by a smaller number of tea party activists who support the legislation. The measure would end collective bargaining and replace negotiated salary schedules with merit raises.
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THis is part II of the State of the Health of the City Report. The summary report will be presented this Friday at the monthly Board of Health meeting. The different sections of the report will be presented here so that citizens can assess our city's physical, emotional and spiritual health. Today we will talk about what are the factors involved in our physical health.
What Kills or Cripples our Citizens?
From Texas Vital Statistics
Heart disease and cancer remain the major causes of death in Texas. Of the 167,997 deaths, heart disease claimed 37,955 lives and cancer claimed 37,121 lives. These two diseases have been the leading causes of death in Texas and the nation since 1950. Cerebrovascular diseases (strokes) ranked third with 9,058. These three diseases accounted for 50.1 percent of all Texas resident deaths in 2011. For the fourth year in a row, the number of babies born (377,274) to Texas mothers declined. In 2010, the state's birth rate was at an all time low of 15.3 per 1,000 population In 1960, that figure was 25.7
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Health of residents in Lubbock County based on CDC Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Survey Questionnaires from 2003 to 2009:
General health status score of residents in this county from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) is 3.4. This is worse than average.
69.0% of residents exercised in the past month. This is less than average.
42.9% of residents smoked 100+ cigarettes in their lives. This is about average.
98.4% of adult residents drank alcohol in the past 30 days. This is more than average.
60.3% of residents visited a dentist within the past year. This is less than average.
Average weight of males is 195 pounds. This is more than average.
Average weight of females is 158 pounds. This is about average.
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In my inbox today was this video of a remarkable bit of animal behaviour captured on video. It shows the famous manta night dive in Hawai'i interrupted by a dolphin, which seems to solicit help from a diver for a case of fishing line entanglement. The dolphin holds patiently still while the diver carefully removes the line, first with his fingers and then with a pair of scissors (who carries scissors while diving!?). When the majority of the job is done, the dolphin heads off into the blackness.
Remarkable. Is the area known for tame dolphins?
FANTASTIC!! i was in tears watching this video. thank you so much for your love of the ocean, and kindness towards other creatures
"who carries scissors while diving?!" Experienced divers. Seriously, trauma shears are about a million times more useful than a big, look how macho I am, dive knife.
Yes… I would say that most competent cold-water divers I dive with carry two from three of shears, line cutter tool and knife. Scissors work out better if you can't get a reasonable degree of tension in a line then your knife is just no good.
I learned to dive in the 70's and since I primarily dive fresh water, my Instructor taught us to always carry scissors. You can run into fishing line, rope, weeds, any number of things. I have a stainless steel bandage scissor on a lanyard behind my ankle knife.
Hey guys, look at the video looks like the diver is using a pair of pliers/leathermen (line cutter). I just did this dive a couple of weeks ago at this site. The videographer that does most of the videos, is not a native english speaker, perhaps in writing the subtitles she was using scissors loosely.
Ya the Mantas are extremely tame (bump into divers as if they aren't even there). Given how often that site has divers, and that from talking to some of the guides who run the trips, it seems the coastal population of mantas frequent a relatively small range with some repeatability to their daily migrations between different sites, it's not a surprise that a dolphin would figure how to find help.
If you can find a good sheath/BCD attachment for one, a serrated 3.25″ victorinox paring knife , runs you about 5 bucks, and works wonders at cutting any line from monofilament to 1 inch hemp.


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H.S. Softball: Offense powers Glen Rock to 12-win season
Although the Glen Rock High School girls softball team did not achieve its goal of five more wins and five fewer losses than its 13-11 mark of 2013, compiling a 12-14 record this spring, head coach Kelly Dowell feels there is a very good chance that the Panthers will do so next season.
"Unfortunately, we struggled a bit to achieve that goal," she said. "But I do think that is an attainable goal for our squad. I felt it this year, and I am confident in next year's team to make this goal. We return next season with veterans and experience, so I believe goals we set forth this year that we did not accomplish will be a desire to accomplish next season."
Dowell said, "At times, we got in our own way this season, giving us an uphill battle to beat some teams and then coming up short. Then we had moments where we played Glen Rock ball and proved we were a contending team in our [division] and around the county. Our pitching staff matured into effective throwers that gave our defense many opportunities to get outs. Morgan Foley led by example, managing batters well, hitting spots that Carly Benjamin called behind the plate and fielding her spot."
Although she had a 2.84 earned-run average for 81 1/3 innings pitched, Foley had a 5-10 record with several hard-luck losses. She struck out 54 and walked 30 in latest statistics available.
The coach noted, "Kate Kelly stepped up in her junior year, becoming a mentally tough pitcher and accomplishing her tasks. Her experiences will have a great impact on her going into next year on the mound." Kelly had a 7-4 record in 69 innings pitched, striking out 75 and walking 20. She had a 2.86 ERA.
"Our offense improved overall and challenged many teams to get us out," Dowell said. "Zoe Bender was a huge threat in the leadoff spot. She is a triple threat lefty slapper with speed."
Bender, a sophomore outfielder, hit at a sizzling .518 clip (44-for-85) with only three strikeouts in 85 at-bats. Her on-base percentage was .549, and she had a .624 slugging percentage with five double and three triples, scoring 34 times and stealing 16 bases.
The coach said senior first baseman Krystina Rypkema was "an execution machine" to move Bender, junior catcher Carly Benjamin and senior infielder Jessica Bell, who were the next ingredients in the scoring recipe. She said Rebecca Nathanson, a junior who can play in the infield or outfield, improved so well offensively that she fit well in the No. 5 hole in the batting order.
Rypkema's 22 hits included four doubles, three triples and two home runs. She drove in 21 runs and scored 21 more, hitting .301 with a .427 on-base average and .521 slugging mark. She walked 16 times, tops on the team.
Benjamin had a .450 batting average and .649 slugging percentage. She drove in 24 runs and belted six doubles, one triple and a homer. She had 26 hits and 24 RBI.
Bell, who socked a double and a triple in the season-ending 7-5 loss to Hawthorne, batted .420 and knocked in 25 runs. She had nine doubles and two triples among her 24 hits, compiling a .543 slugging mark. Hawthorne earned a share of the NJIC Colonial Division title with Rutherford as a result of that win.
Nathanson, who batted .347 (26-for-75), had four doubles, 12 RBI and 20 runs scored.
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I love fresh fruit salads. With this simple recipe, I can enjoy one even in January! This colorful salad complements most any entree.
84 Lemon Recipes from Tart to Sweet
- 1 medium navel orange, sectioned
- 2 tablespoons flaked coconut, toasted
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon, optional
- 1 medium ripe banana, sliced
- Cut orange sections into bite-size pieces. In a bowl, combine the orange, coconut, orange juice and cinnamon if desired; toss gently. Refrigerate until chilled.
- Just before serving, add banana and toss gently. Yield: 2 servings.
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