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Speech Code Rating
San Francisco State University has been given the speech code rating Yellow. Yellow light colleges and universities are those institutions with at least one ambiguous policy that too easily encourages administrative abuse and arbitrary application. Read more
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University Executive Directive #89-13- Time, Place and Manner: Use of Buildings and Grounds- Posting and Chalking
Speech Code Rating: Yellow
Speech Code Category: Posting and Distribution Policies
Postings must include both the name of the individual or organization who is responsible for the posted material, along with a current email address or phone number. Read More
Office of Student Conduct: Standards for Student Conduct
Speech Code Category: Policies on Tolerance, Respect, and Civility
Students are expected to be good citizens and to engage in responsible behaviors that reflect well upon their university, to be civil to one another and to others in the campus community, and contribute positively to student and university life. Read More
Speech Code Category: Internet Usage Policies
Misuse of computer facilities or resources, including: … Use of computing facilities and resources to send obscene or intimidating and abusive messages. Read More
Executive Order 1097: Systemwide Policy Prohibiting Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation Against Students
Speech Code Category: Harassment Policies
Harassment means unwelcome conduct, based on the Complainant's Protected Status, that is sufficiently severe, persistent or pervasive that its effect, whether or not intended, could be considered by a reasonable person in the shoes of the Complainant, and is in fact considered by the Complainant, as limiting her/his... Read More
University Executive Directive #89-13- Time, Place and Manner: Use of Buildings and Grounds
Speech Code Rating: Green
Speech Code Category: Protest and Demonstration Policies
While freedom of expression is encouraged everywhere on campus, Malcolm X Plaza, located outside of the Cesar Chavez Student Center on the East side of the building, is the most common place where individuals and groups assemble to exercise the right of free expression, unless the space has already been prior reserv... Read More
California: Unconstitutional Discriminatory Harassment Policies
San Francisco State University: Speech Code Litigation Project
SFSU put its College Republicans on trial before a campus tribunal (see more here) for stepping on makeshift Hamas and Hezbollah flags during an anti-terrorism rally. The College Republicans claimed that SFSU's speech codes were facially invalid, and with the help of the Alliance Defense Fund and the support of FIRE's Speech Code Litigation Project,… Read more
San Francisco State University: Students Investigated for Stepping on Flags
The College Republicans at San Francisco State University held an anti-terrorism protest against Hezbollah and Hamas by stomping on homemade replicas of those organizations' flags. Unbeknownst to the students, the flags of the two organizations contain the word "Allah" in Arabic script. Another student complained, alleging "acts of incivility," "intimidation," and the creation of a… Read more
Free speech and double standards at San Francisco State University
Late last month, a group of Jewish students and community members filed a federal lawsuit against San Francisco State University. The lawsuit alleges that SFSU has, for years, turned a blind eye toward the censorship and harassment of Jewish students and their allies. As I wrote in Reason last week, the complaint is a mixed… Read more
San Francisco State Student Protesters Disrupt Speech by Jerusalem Mayor
Student demonstrators at San Francisco State University (SFSU) disrupted a speech by Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat on Wednesday. The demonstrators, who were reportedly associated with the SFSU chapter of the General Union of Palestine Students and several other student organizations, chanted for almost an hour, frustrating Barkat's attempts to speak to those in attendance who… Read more
Speech Code of the Month: Arkansas State University
FIRE announces its Speech Code of the Month for August 2014: Arkansas State University.
The Pitt Promise: A Commitment to Civility over Constitutionality
One needs only to flip five pages into the University of Pittsburgh's Student Code of Conduct and Judicial Procedures to find "The Pitt Promise: A Commitment to Civility" (the "Pitt Promise," or "the Promise")—a list of pedagogical principles and values to which students are expected to adhere. In principle, the pledge is morally sound and perhaps desirable, but, as FIRE has explained, mandating civility clauses infringes on students' First Amendment rights. As a current student at the University of Pittsburgh, a public institution of higher education that is bound by the Constitution, it concerns me that the university has enacted a policy that so clearly infringes on its students' rights.
Compelling 'Civility'
Earlier this week, an article in The Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription required) discussed the growing popularity on college campuses of programs aimed at promoting civility. While one might reasonably ask whether there is a connection between exorbitant tuition rates, administrative bloat, and programs such as the "transformational, saturation approach" civility projects discussed in the… Read more
This Month in FIRE History: San Francisco State University Investigates Students for Anti-Terrorism Protest
Five years ago this month, FIRE first publicized a case at San Francisco State University (SFSU) that ignited public attention and eventually led to a significant legal victory for student rights. In October 2006, the College Republicans at San Francisco State University held an anti-terrorism rally on campus, during which they stepped on makeshift Hezbollah… Read more
ADF's David Hacker on Civility Codes as Speech Codes
Last week in The Christian Post, Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) Legal Counsel David J. Hacker took aim at an August 5, 2010, article titled "Rude Democracy" in Inside Higher Ed, written by Susan Herbst. Herbst discusses the perceived lack of civility in contemporary American discourse, both in the larger society and on university campuses, and argues that… Read more
SFSU Policy Change Just Another in a Long Line of Free Speech Zone Reversals
Sam reported last week that San Francisco State University (SFSU) has revised its "Use of Buildings and Grounds" policy, which previously limited campus demonstrations and other expressive activities, such as distributing literature, to specified free speech zones. SFSU's revised policy allows students to distribute literature anywhere in the university's outdoor spaces so long as pedestrian… Read more
SFSU Eliminates Free Speech Zones
There is good news for students at San Francisco State University: pursuant to the university's revised policy on the Use of Buildings and Grounds, demonstrations and other expressive activities are no longer restricted to free speech zones. Under the old policy, "rallies and demonstrations" at SFSU—a university of more than 30,000 students—were restricted to "Public… Read more
Universities' Compliance with Speech Code Decisions Leaves Much to Be Desired
FIRE's newest Justice Robert H. Jackson Legal Fellow is Erica Goldberg. Erica is a graduate of Tufts University, where she was editor-in-chief of Tufts' weekly newspaper, and of Stanford Law School, where she was a member of the moot court board. She also served as a law clerk to the Honorable Ronald L. Gilman on… Read more
Rights in the News: Harvey's Harvard Candidacy Continues to Grab Headlines
As April's election for Harvard University's Board of Overseers draws nearer, the candidacy of FIRE co-founder and chairman Harvey Silverglate continues to attract attention and enthusiasm. Scot Lehigh's excellent column in The Boston Globe is just the latest testament to this, as Adam wrote earlier for The Torch (and as the Cato Institute's Cato @… Read more
Anti-Hamas Rally Stirs Controversy, Calls for Punishment at SFSU
The College Republicans at San Francisco State University (SFSU) held an anti-Hamas rally on Wednesday at which at least one group member stepped on a Hamas flag, apparently leading offended students to call for the group's punishment. No, we haven't accidentally re-posted our "This Month in FIRE History" blog—believe it or not, these events just… Read more
As documented in our video FIRE on Campus: An Introduction to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, one of FIRE's most shocking February cases over our ten-year history began two years ago at San Francisco State University, when the university administration responded to FIRE defending its decision to investigate the College Republicans for an… Read more
Remembering September 11 and the Freedoms that Make Us Americans
On the seventh anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on our nation, FIRE joins the rest of the country in remembering those who were lost. As we look back on that day, it is important that we also remind ourselves of the importance of the freedoms that make this country what it is, and that… Read more
Victory at San Francisco State, But Serious Concerns Remain
Yesterday, I reported about the Outdoor Event Request Form policy at San Francisco State University (SFSU) barring all student groups from holding outdoor events. The Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) wrote to SFSU on behalf of the College Republicans demanding that SFSU respect its students' First Amendment rights and change the policy. We are happy to… Read more
San Francisco State University Puts Indefinite Hold on Outdoor Protests
San Francisco State University is at it again. SFSU has posted a statement on its website suspending all outdoor protests. The statement reads: The Outdoor Reservation Request Process for Fall 2008 and Spring 2009 events has been postponed until further notice per University Administration. The postponement will be in effect until completion of a review… Read more
Victory over San Francisco State University's Unconstitutional Speech Codes
Chalk up another victory for FIRE's Speech Codes Litigation Project. Today's press release discusses the settlement of the lawsuit against San Francisco State University (SFSU), challenging the school's unconstitutional speech codes. The press release explains: SFSU's speech codes had banned expression clearly protected by the United States Constitution. For example, the college's sexual harassment policy… Read more
Victory over Unconstitutional Speech Codes: San Francisco State University Settles Lawsuit with College Republicans in Favor of Free Speech
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4, 2008—Yesterday, San Francisco State University (SFSU) settled a lawsuit challenging its speech codes by agreeing to modify several unconstitutional policies to make them consistent with the First Amendment. The settlement also requires SFSU to pay damages to members of the university's College Republicans as well as to pay the College Republicans'… Read more
Speech Restrictions and the Law in 2007
When it comes to speech restrictions and the law in 2007, perhaps the fairest thing that can be said is that this was a "complicated" year for advocates of free speech on campus. As many people know, the Supreme Court took on a student speech case this year, Morse v. Frederick—but the catch is that… Read more
The Difference the First Amendment Makes
The New York Post reports today that Canadian author Mark Steyn is facing charges in Canada for the opinions expressed in his book America Alone: After the Canadian general-interest magazine Maclean's reprinted a chapter from the book, five Muslim law-school students, acting through the auspices of the Canadian Islamic Congress, demanded that the magazine be… Read more
An Appropriately Narrow Conception of Intimidation and Harassment
In a significant victory for speech rights on campus, U.S. Magistrate Judge Wayne Brazil ruled earlier this month that the plaintiffs in the San Francisco State University (SFSU) speech codes litigation were entitled to a preliminary injunction with respect to the University's requirement that students be "civil" toward one another and its provision allowing student… Read more
A Devastating Blow to Campus Censors
Earlier this month, U.S. Magistrate Judge Wayne Brazil partially granted plaintiffs' motion for a preliminary injunction in the San Francisco State University (SFSU) speech codes litigation. Yesterday, Judge Brazil issued his written opinion on the motion, and in so doing struck a devastating blow against speech codes at universities in California and hopefully—to the extent… Read more
'Thou Shalt Be Civil, Or Else….'
Check out FIRE co-founder Harvey Silverglate's blog post over at The Free For All about our recent victory over San Francisco State University's speech code. Harvey concludes: Of course, there's nothing wrong with civility, but, like much that is virtuous, it must be the product of voluntary self-restraint, not orders barked by an intrusive (and… Read more
SFSU: Another Speech Code Falls
As we announced in our press release today, a federal judge granted a preliminary injunction prohibiting San Francisco State University (SFSU) and the California State University (CSU) System as a whole from enforcing several unconstitutional speech codes. The codes were challenged in a lawsuit filed by attorneys from the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) in cooperation… Read more
Federal Court Orders San Francisco State University, California State University System Not to Enforce Unconstitutional Speech Codes
SAN FRANCISCO, November 8, 2007—In a crucial victory for free speech, a federal judge has ordered San Francisco State University (SFSU) and the California State University System (CSU) to stop enforcing several unconstitutional speech codes. The codes were challenged in a lawsuit filed by attorneys from the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) in cooperation with the… Read more
Federal Judge Prohibits SFSU from Enforcing Speech Codes
This has been a truly fantastic week for freedom on campus. Not only did the University of Delaware end its program of mandatory thought reform, but on Wednesday, a federal judge in California enjoined the enforcement of several unconstitutional speech codes at San Francisco State University (SFSU). The lawsuit—part of FIRE's Speech Codes Litigation Project—was… Read more
Oral Arguments Today in SFSU Case
Oral arguments in the San Francisco State University (SFSU) College Republicans' lawsuit against the university will be taking place today at 1:30 PT (4:30 ET) in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, Oakland Division. The College Republicans are asking the court to enjoin SFSU from enforcing several unconstitutional speech codes on… Read more
Speech Codes Don't Get Enforced?
As Will discussed earlier, Florida International University professor Stanley Fish argues in his latest "Think Again" column for The New York Times that campus speech codes do not present as much of a problem for students as one might think. In the process of reviewing filmmaker Evan Coyne Maloney's Indoctrinate U, Fish argues that any… Read more
FIRE in the News for July
The lazy days of summer must have passed us over at FIRE, for one look at our media coverage for July reveals just how busy we've been. The latest effort in FIRE's Speech Codes Litigation Project, a lawsuit filed against San Francisco State University, was the subject of a syndicated Associated Press article, a news… Read more
'The Evening Bulletin' Covers SFSU Lawsuit
An article in The Evening Bulletin yesterday highlights FIRE's latest case in its highly successful speech codes litigation project, an effort to rid universities of unconstitutional speech regulations. Organized by FIRE, the Alliance Defense Fund and the San Francisco State University (SFSU) College Republicans are suing SFSU for a violation of the College Republicans' First… Read more
Today's 'Campus Alert': When Hezbollah Trumps Old Glory
This week, Campus Alert—FIRE's weekly column in the New York Post—focuses on the situation at San Francisco State University (SFSU), where the school's College Republicans filed a federal lawsuit last week alleging that SFSU administrators violated the group's First Amendment rights by staging a five-month investigation into the group's activities at an anti-terrorism rally. Specifically,… Read more
Media Turns Attention to SFSU Lawsuit
The lawsuit against San Francisco State University continues to attract media coverage from local San Francisco outlets and nationally read journalists and bloggers. In addition to an article on the syndicated Associated Press wire, the story appeared on The Special Report with Brit Hume on FOXNews Channel and FOXNews.com, in The Chronicle of Higher Education, and… Read more
FIRE Discussing SFSU Lawsuit on the Radio Today
The media coverage of the lawsuit filed in cooperation with FIRE against San Francisco State University continues. FIRE President Greg Lukianoff will appear on the Pete Wilson Program on San Francisco ABC News affiliate KGO-AM at 2 p.m. PST (5 p.m. EST) today to discuss the case and our latest efforts in FIRE's highly successful… Read more
More on SFSU Lawsuit
The federal lawsuit against SFSU hit the news this morning, with articles in the International Herald Tribune and The Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription required). One quick but important clarification of those articles: FIRE is not representing the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, but rather worked to coordinate the lawsuit that was filed yesterday by… Read more
FIRE's Speech Codes Litigation Project Targets San Francisco State University
FIRE's Speech Codes Litigation Project is moving forward as attorneys from the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), in cooperation with FIRE, filed a federal lawsuit today against San Francisco State University (SFSU) for violating its students' First Amendment rights. Torch readers will likely recall the debacle at SFSU this past spring, when the SFSU College… Read more
Students Sue San Francisco State University over Unconstitutional Speech Codes
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9, 2007—San Francisco State University (SFSU) is the latest target of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education's (FIRE's) highly successful Speech Codes Litigation Project. In cooperation with FIRE, attorneys filed a federal lawsuit against SFSU for violating the First Amendment rights of its students. The Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), a Phoenix-based… Read more
'From the President' in 'The FIRE Quarterly'
FIRE President Greg Lukianoff's new column in the latest FIRE Quarterly explores how university administrators' try to squelch student speech acting "like the censors of the Victorian era—morally infallible, plugged into absolute truth, and engaged in saving the country's soul from incivility or impropriety. As Greg points out, FIRE's recent cases at Johns Hopkins University,… Read more
Spring 2007 'FIRE Quarterly' Now Available
Check out our latest, newly re-designed issue of The FIRE Quarterly, which contains news updates on FIRE events and victories in cases at universities across the country. Some highlights from this edition include a look at our victory at San Francisco State University (SFSU), where FIRE stepped in to defend SFSU's College Republicans after the… Read more
'Campus Outrage Awards' Feature Two FIRE Cases
The Collegiate Network has released their 2007 Campus Outrage Awards, an effort "to shed light on the most outrageous instances of intolerance and intimidation on the part of college officials." Out of the five awards, two went to schools for their involvement in a FIRE case. At Johns Hopkins University (JHU), The Carrollton Record… Read more
Cathy Young on SFSU and Censorship Masquerading as 'Tolerance'
In Reason Online yesterday, the ever-reasonable Cathy Young discussed a string of FIRE cases involving students punished for expressing hostility toward Islam. Young notes that there is a disturbing trend afoot involving college administrators acting hastily, often with disciplinary action, against students who have been seen as blaspheming Islam. Of course there is the SFSU… Read more
Heroes of Free Speech
We were genuinely thrilled to announce yesterday that SFSU finally came to its senses and recognized that it could not lawfully punish the College Republicans for their political protest. We've talked a lot on The Torch already about the public outcry surrounding the case—the letters from FIRE, the ACLU of Northern California, and the numerous… Read more
Victory at SFSU
As our press release today announces, San Francisco State University (SFSU) has found the College Republicans not guilty of allegations of incitement, creating a hostile environment, and actions of incivility. SFSU President Robert Corrigan stated in a letter to FIRE yesterday that "the Student Organization Hearing Panel (SOHP) unanimously concluded that the College Republicans organization… Read more
Victory for Free Expression at San Francisco State University
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20, 2007—In a crucial victory for free expression, San Francisco State University (SFSU) announced yesterday that its College Republicans will face no punishment for hosting an anti-terrorism rally at which participants stepped on makeshift Hezbollah and Hamas flags. SFSU's decision comes after months of pressure from the Foundation for Individual Rights in… Read more
David Frum on SFSU
Yesterday on Phi Beta Cons, David Frum reposted a column about the "ongoing scandal" at SFSU that he wrote for Canada's National Post. Frum had some wise words about the broader implications of the SFSU case: The SFSU College Republicans will prevail in the end. Even if the university sanctions them, those sanctions will be… Read more
FIRE Friend Responds to SFSU
Upon receiving a FIRE press release regarding a threat to free speech on a university campus, FIRE friend Dr. David Ross always e-mails the administrator in question and asks a simple question: is this true? After writing to San Francisco State's administration regarding FIRE's latest press release decrying the trial of the SFSU College… Read more
Not a Threat, an Opportunity
When FIRE learned that SFSU was pushing forward with disciplinary proceedings against the College Republicans, we wrote an urgent letter to SFSU President Robert Corrigan advising him of the serious legal risks involved in pursuing a course of action that is clearly proscribed by established, well-known Supreme Court precedent. FIRE wrote that: Any punishment enforced… Read more
FIRE on BBC Radio Today
In just a few minutes, FIRE Vice President Robert Shibley will be a guest on today's edition of the BBC News radio program 'World Have Your Say.' The topic of today's show is "Are universities stifling debate on the Middle East," and Robert will be discussing FIRE's current case at San Francisco State University. Interested… Read more
SFSU Stands By Its Actions
In the latest development in SFSU's prosecution of the College Republicans, SFSU President Robert Corrigan has written a response to FIRE's March 7 letter urging the administration to end proceedings against the students who dared to step on Hamas and Hezbollah flags in an act of political protest. In his reply, Corrigan points FIRE toward… Read more
FIRE on Air to Discuss SFSU Case
As part of tomorrow's San Francisco launch of The Mancow Show on KTRB AM 860 in San Francisco, FIRE's Greg Lukianoff will appear to discuss our recent case at San Francisco State University at 6:10 a.m. PST (9:10 a.m. EST). The show—which reaches 2.5 million listeners—is nationally syndicated and available online, so tune in to… Read more
'San Francisco Values Don't Include Conservative Speech'
The Philadelphia Bulletin has an in-depth article today about the ongoing betrayal of free speech at San Francisco State University (SFSU). Bulletin columnist Joe Murray leads off with a discussion of SFSU's history of censorship, pointing out the hypocrisy of those currently seeking to censor conservative voices at SFSU: SFSU is not a stranger to… Read more
Update on SFSU Hearing
San Francisco State University went forward on Friday with its trial of the College Republicans for the (constitutionally protected) "offense" of stepping on drawings of the Hamas and Hezbollah flags during an anti-terrorism rally. According to College Republican Leigh Wolf, who represented his organization at the hearing, it was more or less a complete mockery… Read more
Freedom Hanging in the Balance at SFSU
As we speak, the SFSU College Republicans are fighting for their fundamental rights in a disciplinary hearing taking place right now. Our thoughts are with them, and we'll keep you posted.
Free Speech on Trial Today at San Francisco State University
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9, 2007—Showing brazen disregard for its students' clearly established constitutional rights, San Francisco State University (SFSU) is putting the College Republicans on trial today for hosting an anti-terrorism rally at which participants stepped on makeshift Hezbollah and Hamas flags. University officials have alleged that the students desecrated the name of Allah, which… Read more
Undeterred by Reality, SFSU Presses Forward with Show Trial of College Republicans
The plight of the College Republicans at San Francisco State University (SFSU) should frighten everyone who values his or her freedom. SFSU, a public university, is putting its College Republicans on trial tomorrow for symbolic expression that is unequivocally protected by the First Amendment. Both FIRE and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Northern… Read more
SFSU in 'National Review Online'
National Review Online features an article today by Brendan Conway about the College Republicans at San Francisco State University (SFSU). Conway writes: What is quite possibly the strangest flag-desecration controversy in American history is afoot right now at San Francisco State University. It's strange for several reasons, firstly because the right to torch, stomp, or… Read more
FIRE Letter to San Francisco State University President Robert A. Corrigan, March 7, 2007
March 7, 2007 President Robert A. Corrigan President's Office, ADM 562 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, California 94132 URGENT Sent via U.S. Mail and Facsimile (415-338-6210) Dear President Corrigan: It is with both deep disappointment and renewed resolve that FIRE is forced to write to you again to voice our grave concern about the threat… Read more
FIRE Quarterly: 'From the Board of Directors'
Daphne Patai, a member of our Board of Directors, contributed to our recent edition of The FIRE Quarterly with a column reinforcing the importance of FIRE's work after a year in which we saw so many attempts to limit student speech on campus. She wrote: Where restrictions on speech must, by law, be content-neutral, universities… Read more
'The New York Times' Looks at Middle East Controversies on Campus
Karen Arenson has an article in The New York Times this morning about the film "Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West," which she calls "the latest flashpoint in the bitter campus debate over the Middle East." The film shows anti-Western clips from Arab television programming and documentary footage of suicide bombers, at times… Read more
SFSU Students Scheduled for FOX News Today
San Francisco State University students involved in the recent controversy surrounding an anti-terrorism protest where College Republicans stepped on makeshift Hamas and Hezbollah flags are scheduled to appear on today's The Live Desk with Martha MacCallum on the FOX News Channel. The segment is set to broadcast during the hour-long program, which airs from 1… Read more
God and Man in San Francisco
Yesterday, FIRE took public one of its more outrageous cases: that of San Francisco State University (SFSU), where the College Republicans are to stand trial for stomping on Hamas and Hezbollah flags during a protest. The specific "offenses?" "Incitement" and creating a "hostile environment." Now, it's well-known to just about everyone with any knowledge of… Read more
SFSU Investigates Flag-Stomping Protestors
Today's press release announces that San Francisco State University (SFSU) is investigating the College Republicans for holding an anti-terrorism protest on campus last October. During the protest, the College Republicans stepped on paper they had painted to represent the Hamas and Hezbollah flags. Unbeknownst to the protesters, the flags they copied bear the word "Allah."… Read more
San Francisco State University Investigates Students for Anti-Terrorism Protest
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., February 8, 2007—In a profound display of disrespect for free speech, San Francisco State University (SFSU) is investigating its College Republicans for hosting an anti-terrorism rally on campus in which participants stepped on makeshift Hezbollah and Hamas flags. After students filed a complaint claiming they were offended because the flags bore the… Read more


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Nature's Path: Lovely Lula
Tucked off a highway south of Chattanooga are Lula Lake and LulaFalls, part of an environmental preserve that's home to striking vistas and miles of hiking and cycling trails.
by JAMES JAILLET | photos by ALAN CRESSLER and courtesy Lula Lake Land Trust
While driving along Georgia Highway 157, you have to keep your eyes peeled for Lula Lake Land Trust. The blue sign directing visitors to its gravel pull-in is small (though inviting), and you can pass the preserve's core quickly on the rural, single-lane highway.[s2If !is_user_logged_in()]
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[/s2If][s2If is_user_logged_in()]But the recreation area's size might be its most drawing quality.
With several gorgeous waterfalls, a picturesque tumbling creek, a few footbridges and a magnificent, miles-long bluff, the six miles of trails in the preserve are packed with scenic views.
At points, my wife and I feel we could be walking on a trail in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park or in nearby Cloudland Canyon State Park, given the well-maintained paths and the beautiful scenery surrounding them.
But Lula's recreation space is much smaller and more manageable for those looking for a leisurely stroll filled with breathtaking sights or seeking a slightly more brisk workout, such as a packed hike through the woods or laps on a mountain bike.
Here's the catch: You have to plan your visit for one of the two days a month the preserve is open to the public.
Access to the preserve is available on just the first and last Saturdays of each month. But Lula Lake Land Trust is working on opening it a few Sundays each year, too, says Tricia King-Mims, director of development for the trust.
On open days, the preserve is filled with hikers, picnickers and sightseers.
On open days, the preserve is filled with hikers, picnickers and sightseers directly to main attractions: Lula Lake and its two waterfalls.
This flat hike only takes about 15 minutes. "It follows the creek, so it's really beautiful in and of itself," King-Mims says. "It's a good thing for a first timer who maybe just wants to see the highlights."
A kiosk is always set up on open days for visitors to pick up a map and talk with a volunteer about the trail system and different routes to take to and from the lake and falls.
The Middle Trail also takes visitors to the falls from the parking area. Surrounded by woods, the trail offers hikers a more moderate trek than the main gravel path and access to a variety of other trails, for those routing their own loop.
"There's something for everyone," King-Mims says. "We really just encourage people of any ability or interest to come out because it can be as easy or as strenuous as you want it to be on the trails."
There's also the Cloudland Connector Trail, which enters the park from the south and connects the preserve to Cloudland Canyon's net-work. Since that trail is state managed, it's open when the Cloudland park is.
Lula Lake Land Trust was established by the will of Robert M. Davenport in 1994. The nonprofit organization's mission is to protect and preserve the natural beauty and resources within the Rock Creek watershed by fostering education, research and stewardship of the land.
As early as 1958, Davenport began acquiring pieces of property that would later form the core of the preserve. These original acquisitions included Lula Lake and Lula Falls. Davenport continued purchasing property around the lake in the 1960s and 1970s. Mining, clear-cut timber harvesting, garbage dumping and unrestricted public access had stolen much of the land's beauty. Davenport closed the property to public access in the early 1980s and began cleaning up dumpsites and replanting areas that had been clear-cut.
When Davenport was diagnosed with late-stage cancer in 1993, the need to ensure continued preservation of the property – which had swelled to 1,200 acres – became urgent, King-Mims says.
"It all happened kind of fast," she says. "In the course of a few months, the family had contacted an attorney, who drew up paper-work to turn the property into a land trust. And Mr. Davenport had in his will that when he died, the land would be donated to a new entity called the Lula Lake Land Trust."
Since Davenport's death, the land trust has expanded protection within the Rock Creek watershed to more than 8,000 acres. The non-profit's board now has 11 directors, three of them Davenport's children and the rest members of the community who are vested in the land's preservation.
Also on staff are a land manager, who is responsible for taking care of the grounds, and King-Mims, whose main functions include fundraising for the trust and representing it to the public.
As part of conservation efforts and to advance education and research with respect to native plant and animal life, the trust works with state agencies and other nonprofits such as The Nature Conservancy to assess natural resources and develop monitoring procedures. The trust also cultivates relationships with colleges, universities and research institutions to conduct biological inventories identifying rare plants and animals on the property. One discovered species, Virginia spirea, was previously known from only one other location in Georgia.
The preserve plays host year round to organized recreational and educational outings such as school field trips and camping week-ends for Boy Scout troops.
"When the property is not open to the public, we want it to be used for education and recreation," King-Mims says. "Education is a big part of our mission."
Getting there : The Lula Lake Land Trust property is at 5000 Lula Lake Road, Lookout Mountain, GA 30750
Open days and times: The first and last Saturday of each month, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST (excluding certain holidays). The entrance gate closes at 4 p.m., and exit gate locks at 5 p.m.
Cost: Free, but donations are encouraged to help the land trust keep the property available to the public
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The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia () is an institution that acts as the interpreter and guardian of the Croatian Constitution and which monitors the conformity of laws with the Constitution as well as protection of human rights and freedoms of citizens that are guaranteed by the Constitution. It is considered to be  de facto the highest judicial authority because it can overturn Supreme Court decisions on the basis of constitutional breaches. It is not considered as being part of the judicial branch of government, but rather a court sui generis, and it is therefore often colloquially referred to as a "fourth branch of government", alongside the traditional model of tripartite separation of powers into the executive (Government/President of the Republic), legislative (Parliament) and judicial (Supreme Court) branches.

Powers and responsibilities
According to the Articles 126-132 of the Croatian Constitution, Constitutional Court shall:

 decide upon the compliance of laws with the Constitution,
 decide upon the compliance of other regulations with the Constitution and laws,
 decide on the constitutionality of laws and the constitutionality and legality of other regulations which are no longer valid, provided that less than one year has elapsed from the moment of such cessation until the filing of a request or a proposal to institute proceedings,
 decide on constitutional petitions against individual decisions taken by governmental agencies, bodies of local and regional self-government and legal persons vested with public authority where such decisions violate human rights and fundamental freedoms, as well as the right to local and regional self-government guaranteed by the Constitution of the Republic of Croatia,
 monitor compliance with the Constitution and laws and shall report to the Croatian Parliament on detected violations thereof,
 decide upon jurisdictional disputes between the legislative, executive and judicial branches,
 decide, in conformity with the Constitution, on the impeachment of the President of the Republic,
 supervise compliance of the platforms and activities of political parties with the Constitution and may, in compliance with the Constitution, ban non-compliant parties,
 monitor whether elections and referendums are conducted in compliance with the Constitution and laws and shall resolve electoral disputes falling outside the jurisdiction of the courts,
  first notify the Government what it finds that a competent body charged with enacting a regulation needed for the application of the Constitution, law or other regulation has failed to do so, and shall notify the Croatian Parliament when the Government has been charged with enacting such regulation and failed to do so,
 repeal a law or annul any other regulation if it finds it to be unconstitutional or illegal,
 perform other duties specified by the Constitution.

Recent influence

Right to free gathering
Act of Supplements and Alterations to the Law on Public Gathering stipulated that no public gatherings could be held within 100 meters of buildings in which the Croatian Parliament, President of Republic, the Croatian Government or the Constitutional Court are located or are in session (the Parliament, Government and the Court are all located at St. Mark's Square) On July 6, 2011, Constitutional Court ruled that this law, which restricts a Constitutional liberty - the right to free gathering, was not passed by the majority necessary to override the Constitution on that matter. The Court's decision was that the law shall be put out of effect at a date specified by the Court. The Court also provided Parliament with the necessary number of representatives which must confirm the Act to make it legitimate.

2013 referendum and same-sex unions
On November 14, 2013, Constitutional Court in a 13–0 statement sent to the State Election Commission stated that there is no constitutional obstacle to hold a 2013 referendum on defining marriage as a union between men and a woman, in the same time pointing out that the referendum revealed numerous problems in the Referendum law and opened a number of legal questions that required answers. Nevertheless, the Court stressed that decision on the referendum was passed by a majority of 104 MPs and that since it was made with more votes than the majority needed to even change the Constitution itself, the referendum should be held. In addition, the Court asked Croatian Parliament to "provide a stable regulatory framework of the referendum process that meets the standards of a democratic society as soon as possible". The Court also decided that "any amendments to the Constitution which would define marriage as being union between a man and a woman should not have any effect on the further development of the legal framework of the institution of same-sex unions in accordance with the constitutional requirement that everyone in Croatia has the right to be respected and right of legal protection of their personal and family life and human dignity". The Court pointed out that it had never received any request or proposal to review the constitutionality of the provisions of the Family Law that regulated marriage as a union between a man and woman, or provisions of the Law on Same-Sex Unions. The Court therefore considered that the referendum on the definition of marriage is not a referendum on the right to respect for family life, because it is constitutionally guaranteed to all persons, regardless of sex and gender, and is under the direct protection of both, the Constitutional Court itself and the European Court of Human Rights. In conclusion, the Court warned that "incorporation of legal institutes in the constitution shouldn't become a systemic phenomenon" and that exceptional individual cases must be justified by being connected, for example, with deep-rooted social and cultural characteristics of the society.

Abortion
On February 21, 2017, Constitutional Court announced that it held in a 12–1 decision that it won't accept constitutional complaints submitted by the conservative NGO's Croatian Movement for Life and Family (in 1991) and In the Name of the Family (in 2010) to review conformity of the 1978 Law on Health Measures for the Realization of the Right to Freely Decide on Childbirth with the Constitution. While presenting the decision, Chief Justice Miroslav Šeparović stated that abortion was a controversial and a deep moral, philosophical, legal and medical issue about which there was no consensus and which therefore causes serious divisions in many societies, adding that the question on when life begins was not for the Court since it can only answer questions of legislation. According to Court's decision, it recognized constitutionally guaranteed value of unborn being and not its right to life but rather public interest of the state to protect it. The Court considered that abortion as a constitutional or a human right doesn't exist. According to the Court, the right of privacy of women, which includes the right of freedom, dignity and the protection of family and private life, exists, which gives woman autonomy to a certain period (in Croatia 10 weeks after conception) during which woman can freely decide whether she wants to give birth or not, but after that period of time birth becomes public interest which protects the right to life of the unborn. With this decision, the Court obligated the Croatian Parliament to enact new law within two years and has warned it to take into account the fact that existing law contains certain institutions that no longer exist in the Croatian constitutional order (since the Law is based on the 1974 Yugoslav Constitution) and that the adoption of the 1990 Croatian Constitution built a brand new legal and institutional framework of health, social, scientific and educational system. New law should determine the educational and preventive measures "so that abortion should be an exception". In sole dissenting opinion, Judge Miroslav Šumanović, among other things, stated that the 1978 Law should be formally and substantially aligned with the Constitution, abolished with a deferment effect, that the new one should be enacted, and that it is the duty of the state to protect the right to live of the unborn being. Following Court's decision, the Croatian Parliament is permanently banned from enacting a law which would effectively ban abortion.

Composition

The Constitutional Court consists of thirteen judges elected by the Croatian Parliament with qualified majority (101 out of 151) for a term of eight years from among notable jurists, especially judges, public prosecutors, lawyers and university professors of law. The Court elects its own President for a term of four years. Before they take the office, judges must take an oath in front of the President of the Republic.

Current composition
Following table contains names of sitting justices as of 11 October 2017 when the last appointments occurred.

Presidents of the Court

Former justices
Zdravko Bartovčak (1991-1999)
dr.sc. Velimir Belajec (1994-2001)
dr.sc. Nikola Filipović (1991-1999)
Marijan Hranjski (1999-2007)
Ante Jelavić Mitrović (1991-1999)
Mario Kos (2001-2009)
mr.sc. Vojislav Kučeković (1991-1999)
Jurica Malčić (1994-2002)
mr.sc. Hrvoje Momčinović (1991-1999)
Ivan Mrkonjić (1999-2007)
dr.sc. Željko Potočnjak (2001-2009)
Agata Račan (2001-2009)
Emilija Rajić(1999-2007)
Ivan Marijan Severinac (1991-1999)
mr.sc. Nevenka Šernhorst (2002-2011)
Vice Vukojević (1999-2007)
Milan Vuković (1991-1992/1995-1997/1999-2007)
Mladen Žuvela (1991-1999)
dr. sc. Marko Babić (2007-2016)
Slavica Banić (2008-2016)
akademik Davor Krapac (2007-2016)
Ivan Matija (1999-2007/2007-2016)
dr. sc. Aldo Radolović (2007-2016)
dr. sc. Duška Šarin (2008-2016)
Antun Palarić (2009-2017)

See also
Constitution
Constitutionalism
Constitutional economics
Jurisprudence
Rule of law
Judiciary
Rule of law
Rule According to Higher Law

References

Sources
 History of Croatian Constitutional Judicature
 Sanja Barić, "The Transformative Role of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia - From the ex-Yu to the EU", Analitika - Center for Social Research, Sarajevo, 2016

External links

Constitutional Court
Croatia
1963 establishments in Croatia
Judiciary of Croatia

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Spray muffin tin with Pam and Bake in a preheated over at 350 for 15 minutes. Makes 12.
Do not mix too much. Just fold ingredients together and drop by large spoonfuls into muffin tins. Sprinkle pecans lightly on top of each muffin before baking.
These muffins are not very sweet, we love butter and honey added to these warm muffins!
1 T coconut oil (or veg oil).
Fold in 1 cup fresh blueberries.
I bake in a greased 8 mini bread tin for 20 minutes at 400. If you bake as muffins, just bake till lightly browned.
Cut the sour cream into the bisquick with a fork.
Grease a pie plate. Melt 2 T butter in the pie plate.
Cut biscuits on a bisquick covered towel or board. I used a small round cutter.
Place in dish. Bake at 450 for 10-12 minutes or until brown.
This made small biscuits, a pie plate full. So if you need more, adjust recipe.
In large bowl, tear buns into small pieces. In a separate bowl, mix the next 6 ingredients together. Pour over bread in bowl and mix all together. Grease a 13 x 9" glass baking dish. Pour mixture in dish and bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour.
Mix together, 1 cup powdered sugar, 1/4 cup butter, 1/2 t vanilla, and enough milk to make a consistency to pour over the bread pudding. When you take the bread pudding out of the oven, let sit for about 5 minutes, and then pour the icing over the top.
These are great fall cookies, talk about smelling good, oh my, I could not stay out of them.
Just mix each together and place in a special dish!
Cheesecake Bars - Oreo Cheesecake Bars!
Line a 8 x 8 glass dish, with parchment paper, where it hangs over on all sides.
Place a package of chocolate chip cookie dough, I use Pillsbury the pieces not the log.
On top of the dough, place 20 Oreo cookies in a single layer.
Mix (2) 8oz cream cheeses, 1/2 c sugar, 2 eggs, 1/2 t vanilla and a pinch of salt, and spread on top of cookies.
Top with more crushed Oreo's and bake at 325 for 30-35 minutes.
1 cup (no sugar added) cherry pie filling- I added a little almond flavoring to taste.
1 mini muffin tray, sprayed with cooking spray.
Place a piece of pastry in muffin cup, fill with 2 cherries per tartlet.
2 chicken breast cut into bite size pieces, 2-3 Fresh Jalapeños- sliced and seeds discarded, 1 lb bacon-cut into thirds, Teriyaki or BBQ sauce. Place a slice of jalapeño on a piece of chicken, wrap with bacon and secure with a toothpick. Brush with glaze of choice. Place on a parchment lined cookie sheet and bake for 35-45 minutes at 350.
Tip: Soak toothpicks in water for 15 min before using.
2/3 cups Bisquick, 1/2 t garlic salt, 1/2 t paprika. Mix together in a ziplock bag.
In a flat bowl, mix 1 egg with a little milk (1 T). Dip each chicken tender in the egg, and then put in the ziplock and shake it around. Lay on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper.
Melt 1 T butter and spoon over each piece. It looks messy and not perfect. You don't have to spread it around. Bake in a preheated 425 degree oven for 15 minutes on one side, flip and bake for another 15 minutes!
1/4 c flour, 2 c water, 4 c milk-1%, 1 c Picsweet (onion/celery mix), 2 chicken bouillon cubes, pepper & salt, pinch of Thyme, 12 oz frozen vegetables, 2 potatoes, peeled & cubed, 8 oz cooked, cubed chicken.
Create slurry by combining 1/2 c cold water & flour. Set aside. Pour remaining water & milk into large pot and bring to a boil. Add onion mix, bouillon cubes, Thyme, pepper, salt and vegetables and return to a boil.
Partially cover & simmer 20 minutes.
Add potatoes, cook till soft.
Add cooked chicken & slurry.
Cook 2-3 minutes till thickened, salt & pepper to taste.
Top with pie crust rounds. ( I love the Pillsbury crust for this, just cut into rounds and bake according to the package directions.
A good friend of mine, Carol, gave me this recipe, a long time ago. I cannot even remember the amounts she gave me. I normally just dump, but I have tried to measure in order to give you this recipe.
Boil chicken, cool and chop. In a large mixing bowl, add celery, grapes and pecans. Pour about 1/2- 3/4 bottle of Poppy Seed Dressing, mix and chill.
You may want to add more dressing after chilling. This recipe is great to make the day before.
PS If you want to make Gluten Free-use Maple Grove Farms Fat Free Poppy Seed Dressing. It is a wonderful dressing. It is also fat free. I normally, use half Brianna's and 1/2 Maple Grove Farms.
Brown 2 lbs lean ground beef, and one diced onion. I use Pictsweet (it is a onion mix in the freezer section). Love this product! Add to the cooked meat, 1-14oz can diced tomatoes, 1 can Rotel tomatoes, 2-8oz cans tomato sauce, 1 can red beans, 2 T chili powder, 2 t cumin, 2 t salt, 1 t garlic powder, 1 t onion powder and 1 cup water. Simmer!
Cinnamon Roll Cake- I found on Pinterest via "Cookinupnorth"
Melt 2 T butter in 13 x 9" pan at 425 degrees for 5 minutes.
1 t sugar. Stir together 2 eggs and 2 cups buttermilk and add to dry ingredients. Stir hot butter into batter and pour batter into hot 13 x 9" pan. Bake at 425 degrees for 20-25 minutes.
Melt 1 stick butter in skillet. Add (3) bunches of chopped green onions and 4 chopped celery ribs and saute until tender.
In large bowl, combine cornbread, 4 eggs, 1 (16oz) package of Pepperidge Farms Herb Seasoning Stuffing Mix, onion mixture from above and 6 (14.5 oz) cans chicken broth.
Spoon dressing into lightly greased 13 x 9" and a 9" pan. Bake uncovered, 13 x 9" pan for 1 hour and the 9" pan for 45 minutes at 350 degrees.
Hint: I make the cornbread 2 days before Thanksgiving. I cool, crumble and put in the refrigerator in a ziploc. I make this recipe the day before and bake the next morning. Can be frozen before baking, thaw in refrigerator for 8 hrs and bake.
In 1 bowl, mix 1 3/4 c sugar, 1/4 c butter- melted, 4 eggs, 1/2 t baking powder, 1/4 t salt, 1 t vanilla, 1/2 c flour, 2 c milk and 3/4 c coconut. Bake at 350 for 40 min in a 10" greased pie plate.
Corn on the Cob! Easy!
FRESH Corn on the Cob is so good right now! Easy way to roast corn. Preheat oven to 450.
Remove shuck from cob and place each ear on a rectangle piece of foil. Rub each ear of corn with softened butter, salt and place 1 T of water on the foil. Roll up each ear tightly. Place the ears of corn on a baking sheet and bake for 17 minutes.
Cow Patties, fudgey goodness !
Combine all four ingredients in a saucepan. Cook on medium heat until bubbly. Continue to cook 2 minutes.
Saltine Cracker Tip: Preheat oven to 350. Place one sleeve of crackers in a cast iron skillet and heat for 10 minutes. Sooooooo good!
1 cup boiling water, 1/2 cup cold water, 1 can mandarin oranges, diced and drained, 9 oz can crushed pineapple, drained, 16 oz can whole cranberry sauce, 1/4 cup chopped pecans.
Dissolve gelatin in hot water, add cold water. Chill until thickened. Stir in rest of ingredients.
I had this punch at a House Warming a few weeks ago. I recently posted this recipe on my real estate monthly postcard, which should be in your mailboxes soon!
It is a sugary syrup, then added as a concentrate to Chilled Gingerale! So refreshing and easy!
I love "make ahead" recipes.
Combine 5 cups sugar and 2 cups water. Cook over medium heat until sugar is dissolved.
Add 1 cup concentrate to a 2 liter bottle of gingerale.
Makes 90 (4 oz) servings.
Combine in saucepan, cook over medium heat till candy thermometer reaches 234 degrees. Don't let the thermometer skare you, this is so easy!
Remove from heat and add 1 cup chopped pecans, and 1 cup of chopped dates. ( I use the Dole dates, already chopped, resealable bag).
Stir, stir, stir, I wait till it thickens just a tad, then I use a cookie scoop and spoon onto big trays lined with parchment paper. Let cool, and then transfer to a cookie tin. This candy is devine, even more devine with coffee! Oh my, I must go grab a piece.
1 container Chocolate Frosting-(I added 1/2 stick butter, 2 cups powdered sugar, little milk and a heaping T of cocoa to the container of Frosting, then beat with a mixer).
Prepare batter of one box of Devil's Food Cake Mix according to package directions. Spread into a jello roll pan. Bake at 350 for approximately 20 minutes. Cool completely. Combine: sugar, evaporated milk, vanilla, butter, salt, & Crisco. Beat with a mixer for 10-15 minutes or until fluffy. Spread in an even layer on your cooled cake. Soften chocolate frosting in the microwave (just until it becomes slightly pourable – you don't want it too hot). Spread frosting over cake. Refrigerate until set.
My mother always made this when I was a child.
drained fruit cocktail 🍒 and a 1/2 cup mini marshmallows.
Oh, my, I love egg custard, easy individual desserts! Mix together, 3 Slightly beaten Eggs, 1/4 c sugar, 2 cups milk, scalded (I microwave on high for a few minutes, til milk is 180 degrees), cool milk, and 1/2 t vanilla.
Yes, this is the original Fantasy Fudge recipe from the back of the Kraft Marshmallow Creme jar.I have made this for years and it always turns out the same and is the BEST...and I know my chocolate! Made it Today!
Combine sugar, butter and milk in heavy 2-1/2 quart saucepan; bring to full rolling bail, stirring constantly. Continue boiling 5 minutes over medium heat, stirring or until candy thermometer reaches 234 degrees ( I have always used a candy thermometer). Remove from heat, stir in chocolate till melted. Add marshmallow creme, nuts & vanilla and beat till blended. Pour into greased 13 x 9-inch baking pan. Let cool and cut into 1-inch squares.
the mixture, place in an air tight container.
Cook butter and chocolate on stove till it boils. Take off and add powdered sugar, milk and vanilla. Whisk or stir till smooth!
Mix together, 1 1/2 sticks softened butter, 3/4 c brown sugar, 1/2 c molasses and 1 egg. Add 2 t ginger, 1 t cinnamon, 1 t baking soda, 1/4 t nutmeg, 1/4 t salt and 3 cups flour. Press dough in a thick flat disk, wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate 4 hours or overnight. Preheat oven to 350. Roll out on floured surface and cut into gingerbread men shape. Bake 8-10 minutes. Cool and decorate. Want easy? Buy the icing!
Grab a cup of coffee, these are so good this time of year!
3/4 cup shortening, 1 cup light brown sugar, 1 egg, 1/4 cup Grandma's Molasses, 2 1/4 cup flour, 2 t baking soda, 1/4 t salt, 1/2 t cloves, 1 t cinnamon and 1 t ginger.
Mix all together, chill dough for about 30 min. Roll dough into balls and dip in sugar. Place sugared side up on greased baking sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 9-10 minutes.
Hint: Sprinkle 2-3 drops of water on cookies before baking for the crinkle effect.
and bake at 350 for 12 minutes.
Beat the following ingredients with an electric mixer until smooth.
Stir in 1/2 cup chopped pecans.
Bake at 350 for 50 minutes, shielding edges with foil after 30 minutes to prevent browning.
Preheat oven to 350. Melt 6 T butter in a 13 x 9 pan. Once melted, sprinkle 1 cup of pecans on top of butter. Mix 1.5 cups of self rising flour, 1.5 cups white sugar, 1 t vanilla and 2/3 cup milk together. Pour on top of pecans, do not mix. Sprinkle 1.5 cups brown sugar evenly on top of mixture. Carefully pour 1.5 cups hot water over mixture, do not stir. Bake 30-35 min till golden brown. OMG, Glenn and I love it! Serve with vanilla ice cream!
Need something sweet, fast, low points, 2 ingredients?
Cream butter and sugar, add eggs, milk, vanilla and lemon juice. Add dry ingredients. Pour in a greased and floured bundt pan.
Pour mixture in a greased 13 x 9 pan. Sprinkle a yellow cake mix on top of the mixture.
Top with 1 cup chopped pecans.
Melt 1 1/2 sticks butter and pour on top of cake mix.
Bake at 350 degrees for 45-50 minutes. Cool and serve with whipped cream if you so desire.
Unroll and press 1 can crescent rolls into the bottom of your baking dish, press the seams together.
In a separate bowl blend the cream cheese, 1 cup sugar and 1/4 tsp vanilla, spread over top of dough.
Unroll the second can of crescent rolls and place on top of the cream cheese mixture pressing seams together again.
Melt butter and stir in 1 cup sugar, pour over top layer of crescents.
Sprinkle cinnamon generously over the top.
Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes until bubbly and bottom crust is slightly brown.
Serve warm, but it is good hot or cold.
Line a greased muffin pan with wonton wrappers. Brown 1 lb. 96/4 ground beef with diced onion and taco seasoning. (I use my homemade seasoning and very little water). Fill each wrapper in the muffin pan with meat, top with cheese and bake at 350 for 10-12 minutes. Top with your favorite toppings! About to make myself! Crowd pleaser!
One of our very favorite meals - and believe me, it was hard for us to make a change to eat more FISH.
We now buy the large bag of Tilapia- individually wrapped.
For two of us we use 3 pieces of Tilapia, I rinse the thawed fish, pat dry. Mix together separately in a bowl, 1 t olive juice, 2 t lemon juice, garlic salt and pepper to taste. Line a baking pan with non stick foil, baste each side with mixture. Broil the bottom side first for 7 minutes, flip and broil the top for 2 minutes.
Microwave for around 2.5 minutes, stirring every 1 minute.
1/3 cup evaporated milk together.
Add 1 cup chopped nuts.
Press 1/2 of the mixture in a greased 13 x 9 inch pan. Bake at 350 for 6 minutes.
Remove from oven and sprinkle a 12 oz bag of chocolate chips on top.
and crumble add'l cake mixture on top of caramels.
Brown 1 lb. 96/4 Lean Ground Beef. and 1 cup Pictsweet Onion mix (freezer section, great product). In a dutch oven, add beef, 2- 12oz cans tomato juice, 1- 15oz can diced tomatoes, 1 10 oz pkg frozen vegetable mix, 1/2 cup frozen corn, 2 medium potatoes diced, 1/4 cup Worcestershire sauce or a splash more, and salt and pepper to taste. Add 4-6 cups water. I like a thinner soup. Simmer till tender. We eat on this for days. EASY!
Mix dry pudding with crushed pineapple. Fold in cool whip, nuts and mini marshmallows.
I just add as many marshmallows as I like, love them! Garnish as desired!


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Anti-Cyberbullying Policy and Anti-Cyber-incident Policy
1 Introductory Statement
This Anti-Cyber-bullying Policy is an expanded expression of the policies contained in the Anti-Bullying Policy, The Dignity in the Workplace Policy and the Code of Behaviour and the Internet Acceptable Use Policy of Coláiste Chríost Rí and should be read in conjunction with those documents.
2 Scope of this Policy
This policy applies to the whole school community in their relationships with each other – students, teachers, management, board of management, parents, office and all ancillary staff. While this policy addresses issues related to cyber-bullying of students (i.e. situations in which one or more students are the victim(s) of cyber-bullying), the policy applies to teaching and other school staff and others insofar as measures under the policy relate to them. It is important that all members of the school community are aware that cyber-bullying is unacceptable and should not be tolerated.
The school reserves the right to apply its bullying policy in respect of bullying that occurs at a location, activity, function or program that is not school related if in the opinion of the principal and/or the Board of Management the alleged bullying has created a hostile environment at school for the victim, has infringed on the rights of the victim at the school and/or has materially or substantially disrupted the education process or the orderly operation of the school.
3 Rationales for this Policy
(a) The Department of Education and Skills requires schools to have a written policy on bullying.
(b) Schools also have obligations under the Equal Status Acts, 2000, which relates to discrimination based on nine grounds: gender, marital status, family status, age, race, Religious Belief, disability, sexual orientation, membership of the Traveller community.
(c) Our Trustees, the Presentation Brothers Schools Trust (PBST), have a statutory obligation to ensure that a policy is in place that reflects the principles and values of the religious and educational philosophy of the school.
(d) Involving and encouraging all members of the school community in developing, formulating and reviewing this policy on cyber-bullying promotes partnership, ownership and implementation of a living policy.
4 Relationship of this Policy to the Characteristic Spirit of the School
This policy is consistent with the Mission Statement of Coláiste Chríost Rí which states the following: Coláiste Chríost Rí is an evolving inclusive Christian community committed to Catholic education in the Presentation Brothers' tradition; we pursue academic and sporting excellence within a unique Gaelic culture and tradition. Our Curriculum maintains a creative balance between preparation for the workplace and development of the person.
5 Objectives of this Policy
5.1 General Goals
(a) To fulfill our mission commitment as outlined in the previous paragraph.
(b) To promote each student's right to enjoy his learning and leisure free from cyber-bullying, both in the school and while engaged in school-related activities.
(c) To ensure every member of staff has the right to enjoy his/her work and association with Coláiste Chríost Rí.
(d) To enable students and staff alike to support each other by reporting all instances of cyber-bullying.
(e) To offer help, advice and support to victims of cyber-bullying.
(f) To confront perpetrators of cyber-bullying and give them realistic, firm and consistent guidelines to help control their behaviour.
(g) To work with, and through, the various local agencies in countering all forms of cyber-bullying.
5.2 When will the policy apply?
In relation to students, this policy applies throughout the school year, for all school activities, both in the building and in the grounds of Coláiste Chríost Rí, and anywhere our students are under supervision of staff (trips, tours, sports outings, etc). Students on the way to the school or going home from the school are entitled to the protection of this policy. It should also be kept in mind that the school may take a view upon any items published, by any means, if those items could bring the name of the school or any person working in the school into disrepute. This last consideration is not confined to term-time only.
5.3 Where will the policy apply?
The school draws a distinction between incidents which originate from within the school environs and those which occur outside. While the same standards apply at all times and in all places, it needs to be recognised that the school cannot be held responsible for students' actions when not in the care of the school or its agents. The school will inform students about internet protocol and best practice in the area of internet usage, including the concept of "public domain". The school values parents' support in reinforcing best practice in this area. Any cyber-bullying incident involving a student, as perpetrator or victim, is of concern, but especially when both perpetrator and victim are students, Equally, social comment about a member of staff which falls under the categories listed above will not be tolerated.
6 Key Measures
6.1 Definition of cyber bullying
Cyber-bullying is defined as using Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), including mobile phones, social network sites, internet, email, etc to demean, humiliate, exclude, or otherwise undervalue or upset another person through direct or indirect methods. It can be an extension of face-to-face bullying, with technology providing the bully with another route to harass their target. In many ways features of cyber-bullying replicate aspects of bullying behaviour. However, it does differ in several significant ways from other types of bullying: the potential invasion of home and personal space, the difficulty in controlling electronically circulated messages, the potential size of the audience and the perceived anonymity which is often involved.
6.2 Examples of cyber-bullying
(a) Threats and intimidations,
(b) Harassments or 'cyber-stalking'
(e.g. repeatedly sending unwanted texts, instant messages or emails),
(c) Vilification / defamation, ("flaming")
(d) Exclusion or peer rejection,
(e) Impersonation ("masquerading")
(f) Unauthorised publication of private information or images ("outing")
(g) Sending videos/pictures to humiliate or hurt someone or cause offence.
(h) Use of electronic media to encourage, promote or provoke behaviours which would bring the school in disrepute.
6.3 Media used in cyber-bullying
(a) Mobile phones
(b) Instant Messenger and Voice over Internet Protocols
(c) Chat rooms and message boards
(d) Email
(e) Webcam
(f) Social networking sites
(g) Video hosting sites
(h) Virtual learning environments
(i) Gaming sites, consoles and virtual worlds
(j) Blogs and Wikis
(h) Any variant or capacity of such media yet to become available
6.4 Differences between cyber-bullying and other forms of bullying behaviour
(a) Impact: the scale and scope of cyber-bullying can be greater than other forms of bullying.
(b) Targets and perpetrators: the people involved may have a different profile from traditional bullies and their targets.
(c) Location: cyber-bullying may take place anytime and, given the nature of electronic communication, its effects may be felt in any location.
(d) Anonymity: the person being bullied will not always know who is attacking them.
(e) Evidence: unlike some other forms of bullying, the target of the bullying is likely to have evidence of its occurrence.
6.5 Education on the impact of Cyber-bullying
(a) Education on cyber-bullying is an important part of the Social Personal & Health Education (SPHE) programme, and may also be dealt with in the Religion and Civic Social & Political Education (CSPE) programmes. Awareness of cyber-bullying and bullying in general is also covered in the Transition Year (TY) programme. The benefits of availing of outside expertise, when available and appropriate, to highlight the issue of cyber-bullying to pupils, parents and staff is also recognised.
(b) Some cyber-bullying is clearly deliberate and aggressive, but it is important to recognise that some incidents of cyber-bullying may well be unintentional and the result of simply not thinking about the consequences. What may be sent as a joke may not be received as one, and indeed the distance that technology allows means the sender may not see the impact of the message on the receiver. There is also less opportunity for either party to resolve any misunderstanding or to feel empathy. Students need to be aware of the effects of their actions.
(c) In many cases of cyber-bullying, bystanders can easily become perpetrators, e.g. by passing on or showing to others images designed to humiliate, or by taking part in online polls or discussion groups. Such people may not recognise themselves as participating in bullying, but their involvement has the potential to compound the unhappiness for the person being targeted.
(d) 'Bystanders' or 'accessories' who actively support cyber-bullying are liable to face sanctions themselves. Pupils who become involved in this respect need to be aware that their actions may have severe and distressing consequences, and that participating in such activity will not be tolerated.
6.6 Advice to students
(a) Respect other people. Remember that when you send a message to someone, you cannot see the impact that your words or images may have on the other person. That is why it is important to always show respect to people and be careful what you say online or what images you send. What you think is a joke may really hurt someone else. Always ask permission before you take a photo of someone. Please bear in mind that (except with the expressed permission of a teacher) the taking of, and/or subsequent dissemination of, still or video images is strictly prohibited in Coláiste Chríost Rí. Breaches of this rule will be subject to sanction up to and including detention, suspension or expulsion.
(b) If you receive a rude or offensive message or picture about someone else, do not forward it. You could be assisting a bully and even be accused, yourself, of cyber-bullying. You might also be breaking the law.
(c) Think first before you send. It is important to think before you send any images or text about yourself or someone else by email or mobile phone, or before you post information on a website
Remember that what you send can be made public very quickly and could stay online forever. Parents, teachers, friends or future employers may be able to evaluate your character on the basis of your online footprint..
(d) Protect your password. It is good practice to change your password on a regular basis and not to disclose it to other people. Choosing hard-to-guess passwords with symbols or numbers will help stop people hacking into your account and pretending to be you. It is also sensible to give your mobile phone number only to trusted friends.
(e) Block the bully. Most responsible websites and services allow you to block or report someone who is behaving badly.
(f) Don't retaliate or reply. Replying to bullying messages, particularly in anger, may well be what the bully wants and can easily escalate matters very quickly.
(g) Save the evidence. It is important to keep records of offending messages, pictures or online conversations. If you are intending to make a complaint, they will help you demonstrate what is happening and can be used by the school, Internet service provider, mobile phone company, or even the Gardai to investigate the cyber-bullying.
(h) Make sure you report incidents of cyber-bullying. You have the right not to be harassed and/or bullied online and you should report incidents of cyber-bullying which take place.
7 Links to Other Policies
The Anti-cyber bullying Policy of Coláiste Chríost Rí outlines in detail provisions contained in the AntiBullying Policy and the school's Code of Behaviour. Other relevant policies include the Child Protection Policy, and Policy Relating to Alcohol, Tobacco, Volatile Substances and Drugs, Dignity in the Workplace Policy and the Internet Acceptable Use Policy
8 Implementation Arrangements, Roles and Responsibilities
8.1 Procedures for Noting and Reporting Incidents of Cyber-bullying:
(a) If a student receives an abusive email or text (or any other form of unacceptable electronic communication) from another student, he should report the matter to a member of staff (usually his class teacher) as soon as possible. A copy of the email with full headers, plus dates and times, should be saved wherever possible.
(b) Depending on the nature of the allegation, the case will usually be addressed initially by the class teacher, year head or Deputy Principal (and, where possible, by two of these working together). For more serious allegations, the incident will certainly involve the Deputy Principal and, in extreme cases, could involve the Gardai and/or other external agencies.
(c) As soon as reasonably possible after the allegations is made, the student(s) involved will be interviewed by the investigating teacher(s) and given the opportunity to state their case, in order to establish the truth.
(d) At the conclusion of the investigation, the outcome will be communicated to the staff and students involved and to their parents/guardians.
(e) In the case of a complaint regarding a staff member, this should be referred immediately to the Principal.
(f) Where cases, relating to either student or teacher, remain unresolved at school level, the matter should be referred to the Board of Management.
(g) In order to appeal a decision, a parent/student may request a review by writing to the Board.
8.2 Sanctions
The aim of a sanction is to:
(a) Help the person harmed to feel safe again and be assured that the bullying will stop.
(b) Hold the perpetrator to account by getting him to recognise the harm caused and to deter him from repeating the behaviour.
(c) Demonstrate to the school community that cyber-bullying is unacceptable and that the school has effective ways of dealing with it, so deterring others from behaving similarly.
(d) Offenders and victims of bullying may be referred to counselling.
8.3 Roles and Responsibilities
The school management team is responsible for ensuring that this policy is implemented. It is the responsibility of all members of the community to take action if they are aware of cyber-bullying taking place; to remain silent could be seen as condoning the action of the bully.
8.4 Success Criteria
The success of this anti-cyber-bullying policy will be evident in the wellbeing and happiness of the whole school community as reflected in fewer incidents of cyber-bullying behaviour being encountered.
9 Drafting
This Anti-cyber-bullying Policy was drafted by an in-house committee in Coláiste Chríost Rí and involved consultation members of the Parents' Association, members of the Student Council and members of the Board of Management
10 Ratification and Implementation Date
The policy will be ratified by the Board of Management. This policy comes into effect from the date of that ratification by the Board.
11 Monitoring the Implementation of the Policy
Parents/guardians and all members of staff will be involved in monitoring the implementation of this policy.
12 Reviewing the Policy
It is envisaged that, as is the case with all school policies, there will be a periodic review of this policy.
The teaching Council's Code of Professional Conduct for Teachers (June 2012) states:
'staff should ensure that any communication with students, colleagues, parents, school management and others is appropriate including communication via electronic media, such as e-mail, texting and social networking sites'
Use school mobile/ not private mobiles. in organising events


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It was back to business Wednesday morning for Joe Hintz.
Fresh off his resounding win in the Huron County commissioners race, Hintz and his crew were out early picking up campaign signs.
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Hintz, a Republican, won his third four-year term with 9,424 votes to outdistance Democrat Melissa James (5,532) and independent Bob Morgan (3,627).
"I appreciate the overwhelming support out there," said Hintz, who will rejoin fellow Republicans Skip Wilde and Terry Boose.
"The first time I ran, even though I won, I didn't have the majority of votes," Hintz said. "Jim Ewell and Mike Adelman ran and together they had the majority and that bothered me.
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In a strange turn of events, The Wombats are somehow bigger than ever. A decade ago, the Liverpool trio lit up indie discos with a powerful string of singles ('Let's Dance to Joy Division', 'Moving To New York') from debut album, 'A Guide To Love, Loss & Desperation'. But just like noughties contemporaries The Courteeners, Editors and The Kooks, a fervent fanbase and a continued festival presence have kept their career ticking along nicely. Last album 'Glitterbug' landed them at Number Five in 2015 – their highest ever placing – and an upcoming UK tour is eyeing up arenas.
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The U.S. art collective SIMPARCH began their investigative process by working with one of Tijuana's informal communties in collaboration with the Fundación Esperanza. They became especially interested in the threme of water, in particular the idea of purifying water using solar-based water distillation. The project, entitled "Dirty Water Initiative," has two phases: the first stage is to construct and install a small purification plant as a "public fountain" sited in the pedestrian walkway from San Ysidro to Tijuana at the U.S./Mexico port of entry; the second stage involves the donation of the distillation facility to an informal community in Tijuana. The deployment of these solar distillers, sealed in glass, more than an aesthetic effect at the urban scale, seeks to stimulate reflection about the problem of water, and the importance of researching ecological solutions that could achieve a direct impact at the community level within poor, informal settlements. --inSite_05
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