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The appearance or semblance of a thing, as distinguished from the thing itself.
The thing to which the term color is applied does not necessarily have to possess the character imputed to it. A person who holds land under color of title does not have actual title to it.
color(Complexion), noun apparent character, attribute, bearing, character, characteristics, constitution, denomination, description, designation, distinction, endowment, faculty, features, fettle, figure, form, hue, image, inclination, kind, likeness, lineament, make, manner, mark, nature, particularity, peculiarities, posture, principle, quality, shape, species, style, tendency, tone, trim, type, variety
Associated concepts: the color of a case
color(Deceptive appearance), noun act of dissembling, affectation, allegation, alleged motive, apparent right, cloak, concealment, cunning, deceit, deception, deceppive covering, device, disingenuousness, display, dissimulation, distortion, equivocalness, equivocation, evasion, exaggeration, external appearance, false appearance, falseness, falsification, feint, gloss, guile, guise, impression, misrepresentation, misstatement, outward appearance, pretense, pretext, representation, show, simulacrum, simulation, subterfuge, suggestio falsi, suppressio veri
Associated concepts: color a cause of action, color of authorrty, color of claim, color of interest, color of jurisdiction, color of law, color of office, color of right, color of state law, color of title, color of title in adverse possession, under color of, under color of law
See also: camouflage, complexion, falsify, influence, misrepresent, prejudice, pretense, pretext, slant, stain
COLOR, pleading. It is of two kinds, namely, express color, and implied
2. Express color. This is defined to be a feigned matter, pleaded by the defendant, in an action of trespass, from which the plaintiff seems to have a good cause of action, whereas he has in truth only an appearance or color of cause. The practice of giving express color in pleas, obtained in the mixed actions of assize, the writ of entry in the nature of assize, as well as in the personal action of trespass. Steph. on Plead. 230; Bac. Ab. Trespass, 14.
3. It is a general rule in pleading that no man shall be allowed to plead specially such plea as amounts to the general issue, or a total denial of the charges contained in the declaration, and must in such cases plead the general issue in terms, by which the whole question is referred to the jury; yet, if the defendant in an action of trespass, be desirous to refer the validity of his title to the court, rather than to the jury; he may in his plea stated his title specially, by expressly giving color of title to the plaintiff, or supposing him to have an appearance of title, had indeed in point of law, but of which the jury are not competent judges. 3 Bl. Com. 309. Suppose, for example, that the plaintiff wag in wrongful possession of the close, without any further appearance of title than the possession itself, at the time of the trespass alleged, and that the defendants, entered upon him in assertion of their title: but being unable to set forth this title in the pleading, in consequence of the objection that would arise for want of color, are driven to plead the general issue of not guilty. By this plea an issue is produced whether the defendants are-guilty or not of the trespass; but upon the trial of the issue, it will be found that the question turns entirely upon a construction of law. The defendants say they are not guilty of the trespasses, because they are not guilty of breaking the close of the plaintiff, as alleged in the declaration; and that they are not guilty of breaking the close of the plaintiff, because they themselves had the property in that close; and their title is. this, that the father of one of the defendants being seised of the close in fee, gave it in tail to his eldest son, remainder in tail to one of the defendants; the eldest son was disseised, but made continual claim till the death of the disseisor; after whose death, the descent being cast upon the heir, the disseisee entered upon the heir, and afterwards died, when the remainder took effect in the said defendant who demised to the other defendant. Now, this title involves a legal question; namely, whether continual claim will no preserve the right of entry in the disseisee, notwithstanding a descent cast on the heir of the disseisor. (See as to this point, Continual Claim.) The issue however is merely not guilty, and this is triable by jury; and the effect, therefore, would be, that a jury would have to decide this question of law, subject to the direction upon it, which they would receive from the court. But, let it be supposed that the defendants, in a view to the more satisfactory decision of the question, wish to bring it under the consideration of the court in bank, rather than have it referred to a jury. If they have any means of setting forth their title specially in the plea, the object will be attained; for then the plaintiff, if disposed to question the sufficiently of the title, may demur to the plea, and thus refer the question to the decision of the judges. But such plea if pleaded simply, according to the state of the fact, would be informal for want of color; and hence arises a difficulty.
4. The pleaders of former days, contrived to overcome this difficulty in the following singular manner. In such case as that supposed, the plea wanting implied color, they gave in lieu of it an express one, by inserting a fictitious allegation of some colorable title in the plaintiff, which they, at the same time avoided by the preferable title of the defendant. S Step. Pl. 225 Brown's Entr. 343, for a form of the plea. Plowd. Rep. 22 b.
5. Formerly various suggestions of apparent right, might be adopted according to the fancy of the pleader; and though the same latitude is, perhaps, still available, yet, in practice, it is unusual to resort to any except certain known fictions, which long usage has applied to the particular case for example, in trespass to land, the color universally given is that of a defective charter of the demise. See, in general, 2 Saund. 410; 10 Co. 88; Cro. Eliz. 76; 1 East, 215; Doct. Pl. 17; Doct. & Stud. lib. 2, c. 53; Bac. Abr. Pleas, I 8; Trespass, I 4; 1 Chit. Pl. 500 Steph. on Pl. 220.
6. Implied color. That in pleading which admits by implication, an apparent right in the opposite party, and avoids it by pleading some new matter by which that apparent right is defeated. Steph. Pl. 225.
7. It is a rule that every pleading by way of confession and avoidance, must give color; that is, it must admit an apparent right in the opposite party, and rely, therefore, on some new matter by which that apparent right is defeated. For example, where the defendant pleads a release to an action for breach of covenant, the tendency of the plea is to admit an apparent right in the plaintiff, namely, that the defendant did, as alleged in the declaration, execute the deed and break the covenant therein contained, and would therefore, prima facie, be liable on that ground; but shows new matter not before disclosed, by which that apparent right is done away, namely, that the plaintiff executed to him a release. Again, if the plaintiff reply that Such release was obtained by duress, in his, replication, he impliedly admits that the defendant has, prima facie, a good defence, namely, that such release was executed as alleged in the plea; and that the defendant therefore would be discharged; but relies on new matter by which the plea is avoided, namely, that the release was obtained by duress. The plea, in this case, therefore, gives color to the declaration, and the replication, to the plea. But let it be supposed that the plaintiff has replied, that the release was executed by him, but to another person, and not to the defendant; this would be an informal replication wanting color; because, if the release were not to the defendant there would not exist even an apparent defence, requiring the allegation of new matter to avoid it, and the plea might be sufficiently answered by a traverse, denying that the deed stated in the plea is the deed of the plaintiff. See Steph. Pl. 220; 1 Chit. Pl. 498; Lawes, Civ. Pl. 126; Arch. Pl. 211; Doct. Pl. 17; 4 Vin. Abr. 552; Bac. Abr. Pleas, &e. I 8; Com. Dig. Pleader, 3 M 40, 3-M 41. See an example of giving color in pleading in the Roman law, Inst. lib. 4, tit 14, De replicantionibus.


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The Board of Directors of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary has approved the following tuition, rent, and fees for the 2019-2020 academic year. Modest increases are anticipated for the following year. The Seminary reserves the right to make changes in all tuition, housing rent, fees and financial aid policies without prior notice.
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Feds after Google data [For The Children]
The Bush administration on Wednesday asked a federal judge to order Google to turn over a broad range of material from its closely guarded databases.
The move is part of a government effort to revive an Internet child protection law struck down two years ago by the U.S. Supreme Court. The law was meant to punish online pornography sites that make their content accessible to minors. The government contends it needs the Google data to determine how often pornography shows up in online searches. More.
The government argues that it needs the information as it prepares to once again defend the constitutionality of the Child Online Protection Act in a federal court in Pennsylvania. The law was struck down in 2004 because it was too broad and could prevent adults from accessing legal porn sites.
Big Brother
I'm so sick of this "government" I could scream. Forget Canada, I might just be willing to move to a third-world country at this rate. Convince me otherwise...
Re:Big Brother
My opinion is more power to them! Since when do librarians have to defend the right for porn to be accessible to children? Enough said.
Re:Big Brother
Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
Re:Big Brother
Oh yeah. Forget Canada. If you don't like the present government in the States you would be just as unhappy with the govt. we are about to have inflicted on us in Canada.
In their own words
The Justice Dept subpoena to Google, and Google's response are here:
Huffington's news site? My goodness that is a scream.
That is the site that reported that people in New Orleans were eating the dead after Katrina. Read it herehuffingtonpost.com>.
I could have sworn Huffington's site was a humor site.
Re:Do no evil?
Um, no one forces you to use Google and it is a business, a commercial enterprise, a profit making undertaking. If you give them your info and they use it to their advantage then you can't complain. There has to be some quid pro quo.
If I want to search for dirty rabbit sex then I have no problem with them knowing the guy from 18.104.22.168 is looking for that.
On a related note Google is moving to have the subpoena quashed, a completely legal and acceptable move. That is they way things are done, not throwing fits because they were asked for info, but convincing the court that it is over-reaching, or overly broad, or not relevent or whatever reason they have for wanting to tell the investigators to sod off.
If the FBI wants to look through my HDD then come on over. I've nothing to hide. However if they dropped a subpoena on me as they did on Google I'd move to have it quashed too. No one has to provied information until a judge is convinced the information is essential to the action at hand. So far no judge has made that decision.
Re:Big Brother
I'm thinking about selling my place in Merida, Mexico. Keep an eye on http://mexintl.com/mexintl.com> for something yellow in the Frac. Montecarlo neighborhood.
This will backfire. As someone said in a comment about this at Huffignton's news site, "I say let them, they will find the majority of hits -the most perverse-come from repressed, hypocrite prude Bush republicans. Porn again types."
Re:Do no evil?
I thought perhaps EPICepic.org> would have something posted on their site about this topic. It's not there yet.
Do no evil?
It's nice to see Google, after having cavedlisnews.com> repeatedlylisnews.com> to capitalist demands to remove content, apparently taking a stand on this. But it also raises the question of just why Google needs to keep logs of every search query ever submitted with a paired IP address.
Or didn't you know that? See the Wikipedia articlewikipedia.org> for more. It doesn't take a fringe advocategoogle-watch.org> to say "Google amounts to a privacy disaster waiting to happen. Those newly-commissioned data-mining bureaucrats in Washington can only dream about the sort of slick efficiency that Google has already achieved."
It reminds me of a very prophetic pre-PATRIOT Act post on Web4Libwebjunction.org> by Thomas Dowling about scrubbing personally-identifying patron data.
Re:Big Brother
It may start as porn but will move on to any search that Google indexes. Every step we take on the internet will be monitored if Google and other entities do not keep fighting this government requests.


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NEW DELHI - Pakistani actress Veena Malik is suing a popular Indian men's magazine for millions of dollars, accusing it of publishing photos she says were doctored to make her appear nude, her lawyer said Monday.
Malik's racy images in the December issue of FHM India has triggered a fury across her conservative Islamic country, with one cleric calling them a "shame for all Muslims."
The photo essay appears to make light of the military rivalry between India and Pakistan, nuclear-armed neighbors who have fought three wars.
In the magazine's cover photo, Malik is shown wearing no clothing, but with her arms and legs discreetly positioned to keep her covered. She has the letters ISI stenciled on her arm, representing Pakistan's powerful spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence agency.
In a second photo, she is lying on a camouflage military helmet and in a third she is wearing what appears to be a green ammunition belt and pretending to pull the pin out of a grenade with her teeth. She appears to be topless in those images.
Malik's lawyer, Ayaz Bilawala, denied the nude cover photo was authentic and said Malik was wearing underwear throughout the entire shoot. He sent notice to the magazine and was filing papers in the Mumbai High Court demanding all copies of the magazine be removed from newsstands, he said. The suit was also seeking 100 million rupees ($2 million) in damages.
"She has been cheated, and there has been tampering, and the photographs have been morphed," he said. "She has not posed in the manner in which she has been shown."
He also disputed the magazine's assertion that it possessed a video of the shoot that would prove the photos were real.
FHM India editor Kabeer Sharma insisted the photos were authentic and said he had just come out of a meeting with the magazine's lawyers where they watched the video of the photo session proving his case.
"It's a considered decision on our part not to make that video public because of the nature of the video," he said.
Sharma said the magazine had received the legal notice.
"The allegations are entirely false and we are investigating various options, including a countersuit," he said.
Malik courted controversy last year when she participated in India's "Bigg Boss" reality show, where minor celebrities are locked in a house together. Conservative Pakistani clerics lambasted her both for appearing on a show in arch-rival India and for appearing to canoodle with an Indian actor in the house.


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David Muhwezi, the 14-year-old boy whose body is covered in wounds, has been diagnosed with a rare skin disease, Pemphigus. According to the International Pemphigus and Pemphigoid Foundation (IPPF), Pemphigus is an autoimmune disease that affects the skin and mucous membranes.This means that the antibodies produced by the immune system to fight diseases mistakenly perceive skin cells as foreign and attack them. This causes burn-like lesions or blisters that do not heal naturally.
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Grinnell College's Jack Taylor scores NCAA record 138 points
- Grinnell College's Jack Taylor scored 138 points Tuesday against Faith Baptist to set an NCAA single-game scoring record
- Taylor made 52 of 108 shots from the field, including 27 of 71 from 3-point range
- The previous NCAA record was held by Clarence "Bevo" Francis, who scored 113 points in a 1954 game for Division II Rio Grande
Jack Taylor thought his cold shooting from the weekend was spilling into the week.
Turns out, Taylor was about to heat up.
NBA PLAYERS STUNNED:Twitter reactions to 138-point game
The Grinnell College sophomore guard scored an NCAA-record 138 points during the Pioneers' 179-104 win Tuesday night against Faith Baptist Bible College in an Iowa-school Division III matchup.
"I don't think reality has really set in yet," Taylor said after the game. "I think it definitely will in the next few days. I can't really get my mind around it right now."
MORE:Taylor's 138 points even tops 1960 HS record
MORE:Taylor becomes celebrity after performance
Taylor, a 5-10, 170-pound guard from Black River Falls, Wisconsin, shot 52-of-108 from the field, 27-of-71 from 3-point range, and 7-of-10 from the free-throw line to finish with the historic, head-shaking line of 138 points.
The 138 points passed Clarence "Bevo" Francis who held both the NCAA and collegiate scoring mark when he dropped 113 points for Rio Grande College of Ohio vs. Hillside in 1954.
"It's kind of a life-changing moment," Grinnell coach David Arseneault said.
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By the end of the night, Taylor was the center of attention, not just in Iowa, but throughout country.
"Jack Taylor you deserve a shot of Jack Daniels after that performance lol...wow" Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant tweeted.
While the 138 points drew national attention, the 108 shot attempts equally stood out.
The New York Knicks' Carmelo Anthony was stunned when he heard the news after his team's victory over the New Orleans Hornets.
"I never heard of nothing like that. That's like a video game," Anthony said, an incredulous look on his face. "How can you shoot 100 times, though?"
"His elbow has got to be sore," Knicks teammate Raymond Felton joked.
Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers was impressed. "That's crazy," he said. "I don't care what level you're at, you score 138 points, it's pretty insane."
Faith Baptist, located in Ankeny, Iowa, is a member of the Midwest Christian College Conference. The schedule on the school website listed the Grinnell game as an "exhibition." But according to Grinnell sports information director Ted Schultz, the game "absolutely" is official and the record will count. Schultz said because of conference rules on the number of games a team can play, Faith Baptist has to list some as exhibitions. Schultz said Grinnell has encountered this before but did check with its conference, the Midwest, on Tuesday morning to confirm the game counted. "It's an exhibition for them, but not for us," he said.
Taylor's performance overshadowed a 70-point night for David Larsen of Faith Baptist.
Not all were impressed by the feat, however. ESPN's Stuart Scott tweeted: "Not a big fan of Jack Taylor's 138-pts in Grinnell win. He took 108-shots including 71-3's...Just say that out loud. Now say "team"!"
Things didn't start off so hot for Taylor, who missed his first four shots and began worrying his struggles from a weekend tournament had carried over into Tuesday. During the weekend, Taylor combined to shoot just 11-of-41 from the field in a pair of games.
"The coaches and my teammates wanted to get me going tonight," Taylor said.
Once he got going, Taylor never really stopped, scoring 58 points in the first half.
Taylor, who said his previous high was 48 during a high school game, didn't realize how many points he had at the half until Arseneault walked in with the stat sheet.
"I thought I had around 30 points," Taylor said. "And (then) coach came in and said I had 58. That started to make me realize that it could be a special night."
Things really began to sink in during the second half when fans began chanting Taylor's name in the closing minutes.
"I figured I probably had a lot of points at that time," he said.
Arseneault, in his 24th season at Grinnell, has started a scoring revolution with a system of rapid movement, 3-pointer free-for-alls, and substitutions swiftly moving into the game like hockey line shifts.
Grinnell is located off Interstate 80 between Cedar Rapids and Des Moines.
In 2011, Grinnell's Griffin Lentsch set an NCAA Division III single-game scoring record with 89 points in a game against Principia. Lentsch came off the bench to score seven points Tuesday.
The center of attention entering the game was getting Taylor, who finished with three rebounds in 36 minutes, back on track. He eventually did.
"He could have thrown it up with one hand and it would have gone in by the end of the game," Arseneault said.
"I am very exhausted," Taylor said.
Here's Taylor's full bio on the school site.
Birch writes for The Des Moines Register
Contributing: David Leon Moore in Los Angeles and the Associated Press


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If you can get unseasoned ground pork, you really don't need a grinder to turn out excellent sausages. Costco regularly carries unseasoned ground pork, about 20-25% fat. As of December, 2011 Costco ground pork is selling for $2.29/lb. here in Anchorage, where we have to pay the freight from Seattle. So "Outside" (which is how we Alaskans refer to "The Lower 48"), it should be somewhat less costly.
Store-bought sausages sell for $4.99-$8.99/lb, and sometimes even more. Even including the cost of seasonings and casing, and amortizing the cost of your stuffer (and/or grinder), you'll be getting custom-made sausage at bargain prices, plus you get all the excitement of actually making it yourself. And..... last but not least.... you will know exactly what goes into your sausages! Keep Otto von Bismarck's famous saying in mind: "One should never be present when laws or sausage are being made," unless you make it yourself, that is!
But if you insist on grinding your own meat, the grinder you need is really dictated by the amount of sausage you plan to make at each session. A Cusinart or even a small "Walmart special" grinder will suffice if all you are making is two or three pounds in a session. But for quantities over 10-15 lbs., you need something bigger and better.
Chop-Rite, of Harleysville, PA, has been making cast iron hand grinders from the same molds for more than 100 years (although the company changed hands twice in the last century). Their #22 bolt-down hand grinder, which takes standard #22 blades and plates, is a sturdy machine that will outlast you and your kids. Chop-Rite sells a flywheel, by special order only, to replace the hand crank, so that the machine can be motorized. We've used a motorized #22 Chop-Rite grinder for 35 years. It's over-powered, with a 3/4hp motor (the manufacturer recommends a 1/3hp motor), but it will grind five pounds a minute (that's 300 lbs/hour!) for hours at a time (we've used it for butchering moose and caribou).
There are various high-end home grinders, built like miniature commercial ones, but in the $350-500 price range. Commercial grinders make no sense at all for the home or hobbyist sausage maker. They cost thousands of dollars new and are extremely heavy: definitely not recommended for homemade sausage!
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Editor's note: Roberta Kaplan, an attorney, successfully argued before the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of Edie Windsor in her fight against DOMA. She is a lecturer at Columbia Law School. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely hers. Watch Robbie Kaplan on "Legal View with Ashleigh Banfield," Thursday, June 26. The show airs live from noon to 1 p.m.
(CNN) -- Shortly after we filed our case challenging the Defense of Marriage Act, my client Edie Windsor was asked what it felt like to be a plaintiff suing the federal government. Edie, who grew up in a middle-class household after the Great Depression, said it was one thing to be "out" as a lesbian but another thing entirely to be the "out lesbian who happens to be suing the United States of America."
One year ago on Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Edie's case by issuing a landmark decision that gay people have have the same right to dignity and respect under the law that straight people do.
The so-called Defense of Marriage Act, also known as DOMA, was passed in 1996 and defined marriage as a union exclusively between a man and a woman. As a result, otherwise valid marriages of same-sex couples were rendered null and void under federal law and gay married couples were denied the full range of federal benefits that straight married couples received.
When we filed Edie's case in 2010, only five states and Washington, D.C., permitted same-sex couples to marry. When the Supreme Court's decision came down last year, 12 states and D.C. did. Today, 19 states and D.C. -- representing almost 44% of the U.S. population -- do. If you had told me last June that the world would look the way it does today for gay people, I would have said you need to be more realistic.
How did this happen? First and foremost, from the very beginning, our strategy was, to borrow a phrase from Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign, "It's all about Edie, stupid."
Unlike many previous LGBT civil rights cases, our case involved only one plaintiff. The trouble with cases involving multiple plaintiffs is that the plaintiffs' stories often got lost in the shuffle. After all, it's hard for a judge or jury to focus on several plaintiff couples at once.
It is much easier to focus only on one. And unfortunately, when the plaintiffs' stories get lost in the background, a gay civil rights case can sound more like a debate between Fox News and MSNBC than a case about real people and their lives.
Our view was that the best way to defeat DOMA was not to focus on lawyers or pundits, but instead to explain how DOMA harmed two real people, Edie Windsor, and her late spouse, Thea Spyer.
So how did we do that?
We decided to tell the story of Edie and Thea's lives as the great love story that it was. Our goal wasn't to write a Harlequin romance. Rather, what we hoped to do was to show that Edie and Thea, who spent 44 years together in sickness and health till death did them part, lived their lives with the same decency and dignity as anyone else.
We demonstrated that Edie and Thea had what Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg called a "grand partnership," surely the kind of marriage any one of us -- straight or gay -- would be lucky to have. And the $363,000 federal estate tax bill that Edie received upon Thea's death solely because of DOMA didn't hurt either. If Edie had been married to a man -- if "Thea" had been "Theo" -- then her estate tax bill would have been zero.
Any American, gay or straight, Democrat or Republican, can understand how unfair it is to have to pay a huge tax bill simply because you are gay.
In our brief for the Supreme Court, we made three points to illustrate why the Supreme Court needed to be suspicious of Congress' motivation for passing DOMA.
First, DOMA was enacted because of moral disapproval of gay people who at the time were largely feared and misunderstood; second, DOMA essentially wrote gay people out of much of federal law; and third, by instructing the federal government to ignore the marriages of only gay people by denying them benefits, DOMA upset the historic relationship between the federal government and the states. The federal government had always otherwise deferred to the states' definitions of marriage.
Fortunately, these three themes are interwoven throughout the Supreme Court's opinion. On the moral disapproval point, Justice Anthony Kennedy explains that "interference with the equal dignity of same-sex marriages was more than an incidental effect of [DOMA]. It was its essence."
As for DOMA's scope, the Supreme Court notes that "DOMA writes inequality into the entire United States code" and describes DOMA as "touching many aspects of married and family life, from the mundane to the profound."
And on our third point, the Supreme Court points out DOMA's "unusual deviation" from the federal government's practice of recognizing otherwise lawful marriages. As the court concludes, DOMA was invalid because "no legitimate purpose overcomes the purpose and effect to disparage and to injure those whom the State, by its marriage laws, sought to protect in personhood and dignity." In other words, "by treating [gay people] as living in marriages less respected than others, [DOMA] is in violation of the Fifth Amendment."
The Supreme Court uses the word "dignity" 10 times in its 26-page opinion in United States v Windsor. Sometimes, it's the simplest and most obvious things that say the most. Dignity, the state of being worthy of honor or respect, is exactly what the Windsor case was all about.
Now that the Supreme Court has recognized that gay people and their relationships are equally worthy of respect under the Constitution, the legal equivalent of the Battle of Normandy in the struggle for gay rights has been won. And you don't have to take my word for it.
Twenty-five decisions throughout the country in states as far apart in geography and culture as Ohio and Utah, New Jersey and Oklahoma, Wisconsin and Arkansas, have relied on Windsor to extend rights to gay people. As of today, there's not a single case that has gone the other way.
It seems as though nearly every week, another court in another state expands the rights of gay people using the logic and language of the Windsor decision.
Although I have the greatest regard for the superhuman bravery and brilliance of the playwright and activist Larry Kramer, I have to respectfully disagree with his recent statement that "considering how many of us there are ... we have achieved very little." The truth is that no other minority group in American history has seen more progress toward equality more rapidly than gay people have.
I completely agree with Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch when he recently conceded that "anybody who does not believe that gay marriage is going to be the law of the land ... isn't living in the real world." But why is this so? What has changed? The answer isn't complicated.
It's because of the incredible courage of people such as Larry Kramer and Edie Windsor who came "out" and told the rest of the world "I'm here and I'm gay" that full equality for gay people under the law is about to become a reality.
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Solar flares that scorch Earth's atmosphere
are commonplace. But scientists have discovered a few each year
that are not like the others: they come from stars thousands of
light years away.
by Dr Tony Phillips
A solar flare
blasts hot gas away from the limb of the Sun.
On August 24th, 1998, there was an explosion on the sun as
powerful as a hundred million hydrogen bombs. Earth-orbiting satellites
registered a surge of x-rays. Minutes later they were pelted by
fast-moving solar protons. Our planet's magnetic field recoiled
from the onslaught, and ham radio operators experienced a strong
shortwave blackout.
None of these things
made headlines. The explosion was an "X-class" solar
flare, and during years around solar maximum, such as 1998, such
flares are commonplace. They happen every few days or weeks. The
August 24th event was powerful, yet typical.
A few days later -
no surprise - another blast wave swept past Earth. Satellites
registered a surge of x-rays and gamma-rays. Hams experienced
another blackout. It seemed like another X-class solar flare.
Except for one thing: this flare didn't come from the sun.
It came from outer space.
"The source of the
blast was SGR 1900+14 - a neutron star about 45,000 light years
away," says NASA astronomer Pete Woods. "It
was the strongest burst of cosmic x-rays and gamma rays we've ever
SGR 1900+14 is a special kind of neutron
star called a magnetar. "Magnetars
have the strongest magnetic fields in the universe: a million billion
(1015) gauss," he says. For comparison, the magnetic
field of the sun is less than 10 gauss in most places, and about
1000 gauss near sunspots.
An artist's concept
of a magnetar outburst. The red loops trace the star's
intense magnetic field.
Magnetism and
solar flares go together. On the sun, flares happen when magnetic
fields above sunspots become twisted and stretched. They're like
rubber bands pulled too tightly. Snap! They recoil with explosive
results. Physicists call this "magnetic reconnection."
Physicist Maxim Lyutikov
of McGill University thinks the same thing happens on magnetars. "I
imagine that the atmosphere of a magnetar is similar to the solar
corona - filled with plasma and complicated magnetic fields," he
says. "Reconnection on the sun
is often caused by a plasma instability called the 'tearing mode.'
Detailed calculations show that a similar instability may develop
in the strongly magnetized plasma of a magnetar."
Reconnection events on the sun emit as much as 1032 ergs
of energy. Flares from magnetars are about a million million times
stronger, ~1044 ergs, befitting their more intense magnetic
"They're solar flares on steroids," quips
When the blast wave
from SGR 1900+14 arrived on August 27th, 1998, it hit the night
side of our planet - something flares from the sun never do - and
scorched Earth's upper atmosphere. The radiation broke apart
atoms and molecules into charged ions. Ions interact with radio
signals, either absorbing or reflecting them, so radio listeners
knew something had happened.
For instance, a registered
nurse in Seattle was driving home from work at 2:00 a.m. listening
to a local program on her car radio. The station faded - a blackout
- and was moments later replaced by country music from Omaha,
Nebraska. On the US east coast, where dawn was breaking at the
time, hams chatting locally suddenly picked up voice transmissions
from distant parts of Canada. Strange.
Stanford University's network
of VLF receivers registered a fadeout of 21.4 kHz signals on August
27, 1998, when the magnetar burst reached Earth. The shaded area
denotes the part of our planet illuminated by the burst.
These propagation
effects, so much like those experienced during ordinary solar
flares, quickly subsided. No harm was done. Nevertheless, the
event made a deep impression on astronomers. From halfway across
the galaxy, SGR 1900+14 had "touched" our planet.
It happens more often than most people
know. Since 1998, Earth has experienced "about 10 similar ionization events," says Umran
Inan of Stanford University. "Five of them were caused by SGR 1900+14,
and the rest from unknown sources."
Inan leads the Very Low Frequency
(VLF) Research Group at Stanford University. He and his colleagues
operate a network of low-frequency radio stations in North America
and Antarctica. When Earth gets hit by ionizing radiation, the
network records telltale changes in radio propagation. "We saw the blast from SGR 1900+14 in 1998 - it
was very clear," he says.
"Many things can change the ionization of Earth's atmosphere," adds
Inan. "Lightning can do it. So can sudden bursts of auroras at
high latitudes." But these things cause local ionization.
Solar flares, on the other hand, have global effects, ionizing
the top of Earth's entire dayside atmosphere. Flares from magnetars
can ionize the nightside, too. These signatures - nightside vs.
dayside, global vs. local - help Inan identify the source of the
His "unknown sources" are probably
magnetars not yet discovered by astronomers.
"The best way to pinpoint a magnetar," says Woods, "is to catch
it when it's bursting - but that's not easy because the bursts are
unpredictable and brief. Oftentimes they come and go in less than
one-tenth of a second." To date only ten of these stars are known.
Many more await discovery, he believes.
The distribution of magnetar
candidates along the Milky Way. The red dot below the plane of the
galaxy is located in the Large Magellanic cloud.
Finding them is the job of the Interplanetary Network (IPN) - a
flotilla of spacecraft scattered around the solar system. Members
include Ulysses, 2001 Mars Odyssey, RHESSI and others. None of
these missions are dedicated to magnetar research, but each one
carries a gamma-ray or x-ray detector - usually for some unrelated
purpose. The detector on 2001 Mars Odyssey, for instance, is used
to hunt for subsurface ice on Mars. Catching magnetars is a bonus.
Here's how it works: When a wave of
radiation sweeps through the solar system, it hits the different
spacecraft at slightly different times. Astronomers can figure
out where the burst came from by comparing the arrival times. "It's simple triangulation," says
Kevin Hurley of UC Berkeley who leads the effort. "The Ulysses
spacecraft is particularly important because of its long looping
orbit around the Sun. Ulysses' great distance from the other spacecraft
makes the triangulation precise."
"Each year we pinpoint dozens of magnetar outbursts this way," he
says. Most are from already-known objects like SGR 1900+14, but
sometimes a new magnetar reveals itself. (Note: the majority of
the bursts detected by the IPN are faint; only the strongest few
ionize Earth's atmosphere.)
As soon as the Interplanetary Network locates a burster, the coordinates
are emailed to astronomers around the world so they can observe
the magnetar using their own telescopes on the ground. NASA missions
such as the Chandra X-ray observatory and the Rossi X-ray Timing
Explorer sometimes join the effort, too. Magnetar candidates attract
the attention of dozens of observatories.
That's understandable. "From a physics point of view," notes Woods, "the
energy reservoir in the magnetosphere and crusts of magnetars is
10 to 100 times bigger than the energy released during the August
27, 1998, outburst. So there is the potential for much higher-energy
events. It's a good idea to keep an eye on these things."
And an ear. The next time you're driving home in the middle of
the night and, unexpectedly, a country tune blares out of your
radio, you might wonder ... did a magnetar do that? The cosmos
is full of the strangest surprises.
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We are looking for middle age mocs in areas that fans do not focus on as much. This could include Byzantium, Russia, Japan, or even the Mayans or Inca's of the Americas.
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