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SKETCH: STONEHENGE ROW TURNED UP TO ELEVEN IN WESTMINSTER HALL [AT LEAST AMONG THE CONSERVATIVES]
[Header Image: Courtesy of Highways England]
By the end of business in Parliament on Tuesday [5 June 2018] Transport Secretary Chis Grayling could have been forgiven for feeling as if he had been run over by those proverbial London buses. You know, the three which come along at the same time when you have been waiting ages for just one. Less than twenty four hours after a monstering on the floor of the House of Commons over the botched introduction of the new national railway timetables, Mr Grayling was back at the dispatch box to announce that the government wanted to build the third runway at Heathrow airport. A project which has been festering in the Department for Transport in-tray since the Wright Brothers announced to the world that they had invented an interesting new way of getting from A to B and trashing the environment at the same time.
Fortunately for Mr Grayling, who, it is alleged cruelly, sometimes suffers from dillusions of adequacy, he was not forced to end his difficult afternoon by taking to the floor of Westminster Hall to stand in front of the third bus. This particular homicidal Routemaster was the backbench debate about that other transport infrastructure project which has also been the recurring nightmare of generations of Secretaries of State for Transport, the proposed A303 tunnel and upgrade to bypass Stonehenge.
Actually Mr Grayling was absent only because Westminster Hall debates are not set up as a showcase for the oratorical skills, and talent for evasive maneuvering, of cabinet ministers, but are designed instead to enable back bench MP's to raise issues of concern which might not otherwise receive a full debate in Parliament. Issues such as Tuesday's topic the "Stonehenge: Proposed Road Alterations"
Appropriately for a plan which is designed to allow white vans, and other road vehicles, to reach Cornwall twenty minutes faster, the debate about the Stonehenge World Heritage Site was led by Alex Burghart, the Member of Parliament for the mythical home of White Van Man, the Essex constituency of Brentwood and Ongar.
Mr Burghart began his speech listing, not just the reservations of the archaeological community about the Highways England proposals for the A303 at the Stonehenge World Heritage Site landscape, and the names of many of the archaeologists who oppose it. Remarkably, he also cited, perhaps for the first time in any Parliamentary debate, lyrics from the seminal 1980's Rock classic "This Is Spinal Tap."
"Stonehenge! Tis a magic place"
sang Mr Burghart [or at least, he did in front of his bathroom mirror as he practiced his speech],
"No one knows who they were or what they were doing".*
*These are also understood to be the strap lines for the next English Heritage advertising campaign inviting tourists to visit to their famous car park and cafe with Prehistoric World Heritage Site attached.
Curiously Mr Burghart also began with an apology that he, an MP for a constituency in Essex, was initiating a debate about a road scheme miles away in Wiltshire. A road scheme which crosses constituencies represented by several of his Conservative colleagues. However, it soon became clear why he felt the need to apologise for taking on the task of ensuring the concerns of many independent archaeologists and United Nations cultural body UNESCO about the A303 scheme were written into the Parliamentary record, Hansard, thus setting up a future debate along the lines of, "We told you so."
That reason was none of the Wiltshire MPs present was going to risk losing any local votes by opposing the Highways England tunnel plan. To them, this was a local roads issue to do with making faster trips to Tesco and facilitating the school run, and it was nothing to do with anyone else; least of all archaeologists, UNESCO and certainly not a parliamentary colleague from the Home Counties.
Consequently, Mr Burghart found himself receiving a verbal kicking from a number of his fellow back benchers in the kind of Blue on Blue action in which the Conservative Party seems to specialise and excel these days [and this wasn't even a debate about Brexit].
James Gray, MP for North Wiltshire and self-confessed medievalist, was particularly cruel as he observed that while Mr Burghart understood how damage to the waterlogged archaeology of Star Carr indicated a threat to the site at Blick Mead, he clearly did not understand, and by inference did not care, about the misery endured by local people and tourists on the sclerotic roads of Wiltshire. Mr Gray then doubled down, suggesting that Tim Loughton, another fellow Conservative MP with an interest in archaeological issues, who had offered some support to his colleague from Essex, should buy a map, the better to understand the geography of the debatable lands west of London.
As for the other members speaking in support of the Department for Transport and Highways England, their contributions can also be summed up with another quote from "This is Spinal Tap."
Referencing the alacrity with which Dr Andrew Murrison [South West Wiltshire] and Steve Double [St Austall and Newquay] endorsed the Party line that the Stonehenge tunnel and dual carriageways across the World Heritage Site were the best development in UK road transport since Ug the caveman had consulted a focus group and consequently re-marketed his wheels as round instead of square, the two MPs might as well have said,
"I believe virtually everything I read, and I think that is what makes me more of a selective human than someone who doesn't believe anything."
Of course, as anyone who has watched "This Is Spinal Tap" knows, and as Mr Burghart might have meant anyone watching or reading the debate to remember, Spinal Tap's staging of their epic, prog rock masterpiece, "Stonehenge" was ruined in the end by a poor planning decision.
Lead guitarist and poetic visionary songwriter Nigel Tufnel handed over to the roadies a drawing for a Stonehenge stage set which mistakenly carried measurements in inches not feet. The result was a reproduction of the Stonehenge stones which looked like a footstool and risked being crushed by one of the band of gambolling, flute playing, dwarfs representing the dawn of time.
We do not yet know if the engineers at Highways England have made a similar mistake and the Stonehenge tunnel has actually been designed to accommodate Mr Grayling's office Scalextric set, but in Westminster Hall the debate ended with junior minister Jesse Norman appearing most pleased to have apparently scored a political point by calling the Labour Party's support for the A303 upgrade into doubt.
Mr Norman gave the distinct impression that this was a piece of information which would play well in West County constituencies along the A303 corridor when Theresa May, or her successor, is forced to call another snap General Election in the Autumn to satnav a grateful nation out of the current shambolic Brexit impasse.
However, Mr Norman also found time to imply that, like Spinal Tap bass player Derek Smalls, the opponents of the Stonehenge Tunnel were really,
"… just making much too big a thing out of it."
In the film Smalls replies to that suggestion with a comment with which many in the archaeological world might sympathise as it wrestles with its own demons over which future for the World Heritage landscape to endorse,
"Making a big thing out of it would have been a good idea." [Preferably a big thing, with a full archaeological investigation and detailed discussions with UNESCO, before the A303 plan was decided unilaterally by the Government and put out to consultation].
It is rumoured in Whitehall that somewhere deep in the Department for Transport is a secret chill out room for stressed ministers. On Tuesday, as the debate in Westminster Hall came to an inconclusive end, Chris Grayling awoke there in a cold sweat from his latest nightmare. Just as evil King Richard III had seen his victims file through his tent on the night before meeting his death at the Battle of Bosworth, Chris Grayling had watched horrified as all his predecessors as Transport Secretary had filed past the leather upholstered chill out room couch, picked up the UNESCO report about Stonehenge, emitted a silent scream and spontaneously combusted like a Spinal Tap drummer.
Just then his PPS knocked gently on the door and, in an echo of another scene from Rob Reiner's film, asked,
"Can I raise a practical question at this point? Are we gonna do "Stonehenge" tomorrow?
At which point Mr Grayling's brain exploded and the Secretary of State grabbed the hapless MP by the throat, pinning him against the cushioned wall, hissing the immortal words of Spinal Tap's charismatic front man David St Hubbins,
*NO*, we're not gonna fucking do "Stonehenge"!
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE POLITICIANS AND PEOPLE OF NORTHAMPTON AND NORTHAMPTONSHIRE


I am far from perfect yet I have worked hard all of my life, and continue to do so, to establish myself as a kind, honest, responsible, peaceful, thoughtful, supportive, and respectful person.
I return the extra money given to me when someone makes a mistake. I pay my taxes. I obey the law. I look for the best in others. I give people the benefit of the doubt. When faced with temptation I intentionally choose to take the high road because doing the right thing makes life easier, more loving and fulfilling – even if it is hard to do. I am an open book with nothing to hide and no one to hide it from. And, each day I attempt to make the world a kinder and more peaceful place. So, I am confident all who know me will attest to and defend my love in action character.
Yet, in today's world my reputation as someone of responsible, kind and loving character could easily be damaged. Regrettably every day you and I see attempts to destroy the reputation of others. Some people seem to derive pleasure from participating in gossip, slander, and tearing down their fellow human beings. Some people are motivated by spite, money, revenge, wounded pride, or jealousy and actively attempt to hurt others. They do not hesitate to create false news and often create fake photos to support the lies they share. It seems we hear about this destructive behavior frequently in our social media and up-to-the-minute news reporting.
But, no matter what some among us choose to do, I will always hold onto a deep faith that the vast majority of us refuse to condone the creation of false stories and photos. The majority of us refuse to participate in slander and character assassination. The majority of us understand the desire to tear others down in an attempt to build ourselves us is motivated by fear, a lack of self-confidence, irresponsibility, and a self-centered agenda. And, I am confident the majority of us will continue to seek truth by consulting those who adhere to an ethical and moral code of reporting based on factual investigation.
As an ambassador of love I will continue to strive to be a person of impeccable character. I will continue to work hard to do as God asks us – to treat others as I want to be treated. Of course I will never be perfect, but I will continue to exercise the self-control necessary to keep myself from tearing others down to build myself up. I will continue to support others as I want to be supported. I will continue to consider the moral and ethical history of someone as a whole in order to determine who they truly are inside, just as I want the full body of my life's actions and words to be considered when determining who I truly am.


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About Charles Sturt University
CSU's NSW campuses are located in some of Australia's fastest growing regional cities, offering a unique study experience with access to the best of city living along with the benefits of a regional lifestyle.
Large campuses have allowed the development of fully operational, hands-on teaching facilities, ranging from state-of-the-art scientific and computer laboratories to television studios, broadcasting studios and a simulated hospital. Our facilities set us apart from other universities, allowing students to learn the skills required to be industry-ready from the first year of study.
As different courses are available for study on the various CSU campuses, please use this list as a guide:
Albury-Wodonga is a vibrant regional centre situated on the border of NSW and Victoria. It is home to a great range of shops, theatre, cafés and restaurants, and just a stone's throw from snowfields and wine regions, providing excellent day trips when you need a break from study.
A rich heritage of bushrangers and gold rush days combines with the excitement of the V8 Supercars and numerous local sporting competitions to make Bathurst a great place to live and study. There are also plenty of cafes, bars and restaurants to catch up with friends and a busy shopping scene.
Brisbane is Australia's third largest city and is the capital city of Queensland, home to a multicultural population of over 2.3 million people. Brisbane is renowned for its warm weather, long summers, friendly people, and laid-back lifestyle.
The School of Theology has an established reputation for its emphasis on student learning, quality teaching and research. These are combined with a flexible learning environment which includes face-to-face teaching, distance education, intensives, web forums, study skills tutoring and a host of other features all designed to increase your participation in the adventure we call theology.
Dubbo is the industrial and commercial heart of NSW's Central West region. Perhaps best known for its famous Western Plains Zoo, Dubbo also offers superb scenery, great wineries and heritage villages, as well as a vast array of recreational and sporting facilities.
The NSW Police Academy is situated on 40 hectares of undulating land at Goulburn, in the southern highlands of New South Wales, approximately 200 kilometres from Sydney. A driver training complex is located approximately 5km from the main campus and comprises about 80 hectares of land.
CSU in Manly is home to the Charles Sturt University Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security (AGSP).
Co-located with the Australian Institute of Police Management (AIPM), the campus offers a range of postgraduate courses in policing by distance education
The CSU Study Centre in Melbourne, located in the CBD on Lonsdale Street, is operated in conjunction with Study Group who are global leaders in international education and training across five continents. Together, CSU and Study Group deliver courses in the areas of Business, Information Technology and Accounting for international students undergraduate and international and domestic students postgraduate.
Set in the foothills of Mount Canobolas, Orange has a relaxed country atmosphere combined with boutique shops, sporting facilities, and quality educational and health services.
CSU in Parramatta is located within the United Theological College (UTC), one of the premier theological colleges in the Asia-Pacific region.
In partnership with St Mark's National Theological Centre in Canberra, UTC delivers a number of postgraduate research and professional degrees, as well as some undergraduate research and graduate coursework degrees.
Port Macquarie is a growing coastal hub in a picturesque setting. There is plenty for people of all ages to do, whether a high-speed boat or a scenic river cruise is your scene. There are beaches, rainforests and wildlife, as well as a huge range of festivals and cultural events, shopping and cafés.
Regional University Study CentresCSU is working in partnership with TAFE and Councils to offer Regional University Study Centres (RUSC) in Griffith and Parkes to support distance education students transitioning from TAFE to University.
The CSU Study Centre in Sydney, located in the CBD on Oxford Street, is operated in conjunction with Study Group who are global leaders in international education and training across five continents. Together, CSU and Study Group deliver courses in the areas of Business, Information Technology and Accounting for international students undergraduate and international and domestic students postgraduate.
Situated on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, Wagga Wagga - known simply as Wagga to locals - has a proud sporting history, a thriving cultural calendar including theatre, music, art and markets, and a growing restaurant and café scene.
CSU in Wangaratta, Victoria, is co-located with Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE (GOTAFE) at their Rural Industries Campus in Wangaratta.
CSU Partner Locations
Charles Sturt University (CSU) has developed formal partnerships with number of TAFE Institutes across NSW, Victoria and the ACT, with the aim of developing pathway programs and study options for students.
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CSU's regional campuses are located within the area occupied by NSW's largest Aboriginal group, the Wiradjuri.
CSU acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which its campuses are located, paying respect to the Elders, both past and present, and extending that respect to all Indigenous Australians.
Top reasons to study internationally at CSU
Career focused, academic excellence
CSU is dedicated to excellence in the delivery of higher education and has a well-earned reputation for providing exceptional education delivered by dedicated professionals with practical and relevant industry experience. Our academics are supported by well-researched curriculum and teaching methods that maintain high levels of satisfaction among graduates, employers and the University's partners.Download our International Study Guide
Our graduates get jobs
CSU consistently ranks highly for graduate employment. A recent survey showed that 81% domestic graduates of CSU found employment within four months of completing their bachelor degree (2015 Australian Graduate Survey). CSU scored the highest possible, five-star rating for undergraduate student retention and success in getting a job (2016 Good Universities Guide). 84.2% of all graduates eligible for full-time work were successful in getting a job (Graduate Destinations Survey 2012-2014). Many CSU courses offer access to practicum opportunities from the first year of study, ensuring students are equipped to tackle real life situations and are building relationships with prospective employers right from the start.
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Our courses are developed in collaboration with industry representatives to ensure the skills our graduates acquire meet industry needs. Not only are CSU degrees accredited with relevant Australian government and industry bodies, these organisations are working closely with the University to guarantee that CSU graduates are industry-ready wherever they may work.
CSU's international links
CSU is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities and is partly funded by the Australian government. CSU has over 60 partnerships in more than 25 countries that facilitate research, course delivery, cultural exchange, student and staff exchange and a diverse range of other education activities.
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CSU has a network of campuses in regional NSW, Study Centres in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, Theology campuses in Canberra and Parramatta - making it one of the largest universities in Australia, however it is our sense of community that sets CSU apart. With students from across Australia and around the world studying at these locations, our size allows for diversity in our facilities and courses. Wherever you choose to study, you will quickly become part of the
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At CSU, you will have the best of both worlds: undertake a high quality degree while enjoying a great social life. Lower costs of living, unpolluted air and an increased sense of safety are just some of the advantages of living and studying in regional Australia. Our campuses are ideally located, enabling access to a wealth of activities, from joining sporting groups to enjoying local clubs or a night at the theatre. Whatever you desire from your time at university, you will be right at home at CSU. Our CSU Study Centres are located in the heart of Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, allowing students to experience city living with access to transport, shops, restaurants, entertainment venues, which all these beautiful cities offer.
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CSU is committed to excellence in research, identifying and supporting areas and projects that allow the undertaking of internationally competitive research and research training. The University's research ranges from cardiovascular, plant bio-security, farming systems, enhanced social and environmental sustainability, and irrigation to contextual theology, artificial intelligence and spatial modelling techniques, improving agricultural productivity through molecular biology, and environment and sustainable viticulture. Portfolios of research and consulting amount to approximately AUD$10 million annually.
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CSU is committed to the flexible delivery of learning and teaching and uses technology to allow flexibility and responsiveness to student needs. CSU's online scholarly environment, CSU Interact, is a system that provides access to learning and research resources and opportunities to collaborate and communicate online. Most CSU courses are offered in a variety of ways to suit you and your lifestyle, including full-time on campus study, and study online. CSU works with you to find the balance that's right for you.
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All students are encouraged to look at their studies from a global perspective, considering ethical, social and ecological factors, which will in turn inform decisions made throughout their lives. While studying at CSU you will learn skills that will take you far beyond your career destination, such as teaching you how to become a lifelong learner, the value of independence and collaboration, how to think critically and communicate on a number of levels, and how to take a flexible approach to learning and problem-solving.
Rankings and Ratings:
CSU's commitment to preparing graduates to be industry-ready upon graduation is evident in our consistent high rankings for graduate outcomes. The University's focus on high quality teaching and learning has also contributed to this success, with a number of staff receiving excellence awards. In addition, CSU leads the way in various fields of research, on-campus accommodation, and environmentally sustainable practices, winning international and national awards. These are just some areas where CSU excels nationally and internationally.
CSU consistent rankings
CSU has a strong history of producing graduates who achieve success in their chosen industries with a current graduate employment rate that is 12% above the national average. Recent survey results include:
81% domestic graduates of CSU found employment within four months of completing their bachelor degree (2015 Australian Graduate Survey)
CSU has one of the best graduate employment rates in Australia (www.qilt.edu.au)
CSU scored the highest possible, five-star rating for undergraduate student retention and success in getting a job (2016 Good Universities Guide)
84.2% of all graduates eligible for full-time work were successful in getting a job (Graduate Destinations Survey 2012-2014)
Job ready graduates
CSU's 170,000 graduates are valued by employers for their highly relevant and adaptable skills, developed as a result of CSU's collaboration with industry and the professions.
More than 60% of CSU's undergraduate courses provide students with access to work based experience and placements, ensuring they are job ready
70% of CSU's courses target skills shortage areas, delivering on the Australian government's national skills priority.
High quality teaching
The CSU student experience is enhanced by highly qualified and recognised teaching staff. In 2014, the Australian Government's Office of Learning and Teaching awarded CSU staff with the prestigious:
'Australian University Teaching Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning' in the areas of: Emergency Management, Marketing Communications, Mathematics Education, and Indigenous Cultural Competency
'Teaching Excellence and Awards for Programs that Enhance Learning' in the category of 'Global citizenship and internationalisation' – to the School of Community Health's Overseas Workplace-Learning Program
In 2015, a CSU team of staff were awarded a Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning in recognition for their significant contribution to the quality of student learning through innovatively transforming the inter-cultural competence of student teachers.
CSU's research expertise
In 2015 the Australian Research Council's Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) initiative awarded Charles Sturt University world-standard or above in five broad fields of research including:
Agriculture and Veterinary Sciences
CSU had 16 specific fields of research evaluated at world standard or above including Curriculum and Pedagogy (within Education) and Applied Ethics (within Philosophy and Religious Studies) ranked as above world standard, and Horticultural Production (within Agriculture and Veterinary Sciences) ranked as well above world standard.
CSU residences
CSU was awarded the Australasian Association of College and University Housing Officers (AACUHO) 'Operation of the Year' in 2014.
Recognition for sustainability
CSU has been widely recognised for its commitment to sustainability, and action to become a leader in the field. CSU's awards include:
Winner of the 2015 Energy Productivity in Action Business Leader (Commercial) Award from the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage
Finalist in the 2015 Green Gown Award Australasia Leadership category, Professor Andrew Vann, Vice-Chancellor, CSU
A Green Globe Award for Regional Sustainability by the NSW Government in 2011
A Green Gown Award through the Australasian Campuses Towards Sustainability in 2010 and 2011
A Bronze Partnership under the NSW Government Office of Environment and Heritage's Sustainability Advantage Recognition Scheme in 2010.
CSU's innovative Albury-Wodonga Campus has also been recognised as a world leading example of environmentally sustainable features, including energy efficient building designs, and onsite waste and water management systems.
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This bilingual anthology of fifty one poems selected from Júdice's extensive poetic opus covers the years of 1967 to 2005 and contains the original Portuguese poems face à face with their English translations. Although his works have been translated into twelve languages in twenty countries, Júdice's poetry is underrepresented in the English language. At present, this anthology stands as the only book of his poetry available in the English language.
The extended, contemplative tone in many of Júdice's poems, his unhurried meditation on the subject at hand will appeal to the reader who seeks refuge from the present day diet of fast-food culture.
Judice's poetry is a welcome counterpoint to the hurried existence of our modern lives. In this collection of bilingual poems the reader will find words that slowly melt into the page as though he or she contemplated an unhurried winter icicle melt from the eaves or the heavens, departing one form to embody another, before dropping into the reader's mind to moisten a new consciousness and renewed understanding of being.


I love everything about this venue so i was so pleased when i was asked to photograph Laura & Steve's wedding.
I arrived to the bride and bridal party getting ready in a very relaxed and calm atmosphere. They lit up the room with their matching sunflower robes which was the theme of the wedding.
The groom and his ushers arrived, welcoming guests to be seated at the beautiful outdoor ceremony.
I whisked the couple around the grounds and gardens of the venue for the bridal portraits.
The reception and wedding breakfast was beautifully decorated throughout with the botanical theme of the venue running through.
A couple of my photos from their Pre Wed session used for decor.
The evening continued with a live band and dancing.
We ended the night with sparklers amongst the couple's bridal party to end a perfect wedding day.


From January 28 to October 10, 1965, True Mother, at 22, was impoverished, pregnant, and alone leading the church in Korea.
True Father, a subject of media slander, was traveling the world on a quixotic quest, an impossible dream, calling her, his innocent, selfless wife, to bear from afar the most excruciating indemnity of his life, to resolve the han of Jesus and his clan.
Was he a gentle husband?
True Father was traveling the world on a quixotic quest.
Expected to bear 12 sons, in five years True Mother had birthed three girls and a boy. One had died at eight days. No time to mourn, as some watched with accusing eyes.
Fulfilling Father's word, Hak Ja Han became the Holy Lord, in whose bosom all heaven and earth long to be embraced. The two sides of the story became one.


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The Hiring of Independent Contractors on a Commission Basis or Commercial Agents in Mexico by Foreign Companies
The hiring of independent commissioned contractors or those known as commercial agents in Mexico is anissue that must be analyzed very carefully by companies interested in entering into such arrangements, even ifthese companies are foreign. Parties seeking to hire independent commissioned contractors to carry out certaineconomic activities in Mexico, or who already use such, should take into account different aspects of Mexicanlaw to avoid falling into situations that can lead to obligations for which such parties may not be prepared. Thehiring of independent commissioned contractors may have implications not only of a labor nature, but also withrespect to social security and fiscal matters. In this regard, in accordance with that established in Article 285 ofMexico's Federal Labor Law (FLL), the independent commissioned contractors in Mexico hired as commercialagents, insurance agents, as well as vendors, travel agents, promoters, or sales or commission agents and othersimilar agents, may be considered employees of the contracting company for all purposes under the FLL when"his or her activity is permanent, except when they do not personally conduct the work or when they onlyintervene in isolated operations." Mexico's judicial and labor authorities, under various interpretations of theFLL, have determined criteria pursuant to which those parties hiring such service agents may be consideredtheir employers. This rule applies regardless of whether the foreign company has a physical presence in Mexico,given that this does not allow them to avoid being subject to the application of the provisions established in theFLL and other applicable Mexican laws, as well as various other obligations such as taxes, payment of socialsecurity fees and other obligations with which all employers within the Mexican territory must comply.Additionally, social security authorities may also petition the aforementioned judicial and labor authorities toattempt to charge social security fees, in the event that it is determined that these agents were employees of suchcompanies when they rendered services. Another important topic to consider in such relationships is thepossibility that the hiring of these agents may constitute the creation of a permanent establishment in Mexicofor tax purposes for the employer. In accordance with that established in the Mexican Income Tax Law.Therefore, it is important for those companies that intend to hire independent commissioned contractors orcommercial agents to render services in Mexico to seek legal advice from attorneys who will help them todetermine, on a case by case basis, the best strategy to follow in conducting such contracting activities, inaccordance with the results sought by the company and in compliance with applicable law.
Digital Television. Modifications to Mexican Official Standards with Respect to Commercial Information for Electronic, Electric and Home Appliance Products
On April 23, 2013, the Mexican Department of the Economy published in the Official Journal of the Federationthe "DRAFT of Mexican Official Standard PROY-NOM-024-SCFI-2013, commercial information forpackaging, instructions and warranties for electronic, electric and home appliance products." Its purpose is tomake the contents of the Draft known so that all interested parties may submit comments to the draft within 60calendar days following its publication, pursuant to the methods indicated therein. Therefore, comments to thedraft standard may be considered at the meeting of the National Advisory Committee for User Safety,Commercial Information and Trade Practices, prior to the publication of the new rules as a final standard. Uponits publication as a final standard, this new standard will cancel and replace the current standard, NOM-024-SCFI-1998. Nevertheless, one should consider that the published draft does not include major changes to thetext of the existing standard, because as evidenced by its content and as reported by the General Director ofStandards of the Mexican Department of the Economy, the new draft is focused on including the necessarybasis to protect consumers against the imminent conversion by the television industry to full adoption of digitalsignal transmission and discontinuance of transmission by means of an analog signal. The rest of the standardwill remain the same. It is expected that by 2015 transmission by means of analog television signal will bediscontinued in its entirety, which will render any television reception device that does not read digitaltelevision transmissions obsolete. For television manufacturers who do not utilize digital televisiontransmissions, the new standard provides for the obligation to include the following notice on their packagingand labels: "DOES NOT receive digital television signals" This notice must be displayed in a clear and visiblemanner and must be made known to the consumer prior to the purchase, requiring the placement of a labeladhered to the screen or a notice on the border of the television while on display. The inclusion of thisrequirement in the proposed draft is consistent with the changes previously made to NOM-024-SCFI-1998which became effective in April 2012, by means of which other commercial notices were required with respectto televisions in compliance with the adoption by Mexico of the A/53 standard of the Advanced TelevisionSystems Committee in 2004. However, the notice requirements are now clearer. The draft still requires sellersand distributors to verify compliance before offering the products to the public, as it considers them jointly andseverally liable along with domestic or foreign manufacturers.
Personal Notifications in Labor Legal Proceedings
The Second Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) recently approved the ruling bycontradiction to ruling number 2a./J. 53/2013 (10a.) titled "Personal Notifications in Labor Legal Proceedingsshall be given directly to the interested person or the authorized person." In this ruling, the SCJN determined thatbased on a literal interpretation of Article 744 of the Federal Labor Law, it is understood that personal notifications shall be given to the interested person or to a person which he or she has authorized, at the premisesof the Labor Board or at the address specified for such purpose. As to the latter case, if the respective person isnot found, a copy of the corresponding resolution will be left at such location. In this regard, the Second Chamberdetermined that the process server must give the corresponding notification in person to the interested person orthe person authorized to receive such, and only in their absence may the process server deliver the notification tothe person found at the specified address, certifying such act in the corresponding record. This formality shouldbe observed with respect to these kinds of notifications, even if and when they take place at the specified address,as this does not relieve the process server from compliance with the rule requiring the presence of the interestedperson or of the authorized person. This ruling is pending publication in the Federal Weekly Court Gazette.
Termination of Employment Relationships (First Part)
Based on Mexico's labor laws, any employer that seeks to terminate personnel should be careful with the implementation of the appropriate documentation, from the point of hiring personnel until termination of the employment relationship. Otherwise, the employer may have trouble terminating the employment relationships, given that Mexican labor law protects employee rights, irrespective of whether employees are of Mexican or foreign nationality.As a fundamental principle, Mexican labor law establishes that employees may not waive their labor rights. Therefore, any provision stating otherwise will be null and void and have no value. It is important to note that the Federal Labor Law is extremely protective of employee rights and expressly states that for the interpretation of labor regulations in Mexico, the interpretation that is more favorable to the employee will prevail.On the other hand, it is also important to mention that the individual employment agreement is the appropriate document upon which employers should rely in order to establish and evidence the conditions under which their workers will be hired. The Federal Labor Law states that the lack of execution of a written individual employment agreement does not deprive the employee of the rights arising from employment regulations and the services rendered, since the responsibility for failure to comply with this formality is attributed to the employer.
PRACTIQUE LEGAL - The General Applicability (Erga Omnes) of Certain Case Decisions Issued by Mexican Federal Courts as a Result of Mexico's New Amparo Law (Ley de Amparo).
Mexico's new Amparo Law (Ley de Amparo) was published and entered into force during the month of April, 2013, establishing new legal concepts such as the general application of some case decisions issued by federal courts in which such courts decide to reaffirm the unconstitutionality of a law or generally observed legal provision. Such case decisions reaffirming the unconstitutionality of a law are defined as "General Declarations of Unconstitutionality.. The effect of general application, or erga omnes, of certain decisions issued by Supreme Courts of other countries has proven to be a powerful and useful tool in controlling attempted lawmaking activities by judicial authorities to review and interpret the application of laws and other general dispositions. Unfortunately, two important limitations exist on the broad effect of generally applicable declarations of unconstitutionality of laws in Mexico, which are: (i) such does not apply in tax cases; and (ii) such may not be granted with respect to judicial decisions issued under the previous, now abrogated, Amparo Law (Ley de Amparo). The first restriction is totally without foundation and shows the federal government's fear of the negative economic impact on public finances that such a general application of judicial decisions could have in cases judging the constitutionality of tax issues. Generally applicable judicial decisions on a law's unconstitutionality could serve as a regulatory valve on fiscally abusive laws that run contrary to the constitutional principles contained in Mexico's Federal Constitution. If tax laws are declared as generally unconstitutional, then reaffirmed decisions confirming such unconstitutionality should have broad, general effects on all similar cases. Further, the restriction on tax procedural laws not being subject to general application and reaffirmation of unconstitutionality is similarly unjustified. The second of the restrictions referred to above limits the scope and effects of the general declarations of unconstitutionality in important ways because such could not be created in all cases resolved by the Mexican Federal Courts before the enactment of Mexico's new Amparo Law, which creates confusion and limits the scope of new general declarations of unconstitutionality. For decades Mexican federal courts have established a real theory of unconstitutionality in various matters with respect to which Mexico's Supreme Court of Justice; now it is unable to issue general rulings of unconstitutionality in such areas. It is truly shameful that this important formula of control of the legislation activities has been mutilated, which has left the real value of this relatively new juridical figure in doubt. Of course, one must distinguish the general declarations of unconstitutionality from other mandatory case decisions issued by federal courts. In this latter case, we are dealing with individual decisions issued in specific cases in which the court may even deal with matters of unconstitutionality of laws, but only applies to the case at hand in which a party has filed its Amparo lawsuit and the application of jurisprudential precedent. This aspect deals with the principle of relative effectiveness of Amparo lawsuit decisions and does not provide a generally applicable precedent, as would be the case if a general declaration of unconstitutionality were involved. A specific process exists for general declarations of unconstitutionality, which is indispensable to follow so that the general application of court resolutions of unconstitutionality may be given effect. Such process requires Mexico's Supreme Court of Justice to declare, at a minimum, on a second occasion, the unconstitutionality of a law or general provision, such as an international treaty or regulation to an existing law. As part of a very peculiar procedure that applies in the case of Mexico, upon the issuance of a reaffirmed declaration of unconstitutionality of a law or general rule, the Supreme Court of Justice shall also notify Mexico's Federal Congress, or the body that issued the general rule that has been declared unconstitutional, so that, within a term of 90 days, such body shall amend or repeal the law or general disposition that has been declared unconstitutional. If such law or general rule is not amended or repealed, Mexico's Supreme Court will issue a general declaration of unconstitutionality, which shall define the date such decision will enter into force and shall specify the scope and effects of the declaration of unconstitutionality. Finally, general declarations of unconstitutionality may not be applied retroactively, except in the case of criminal law matters, in which general declarations of unconstitutionality benefit the indicted or sentenced party. While the creation of this new form of constitutional control over judicial lawmaking power is welcomed, it is a shame that it has been saddled with all of these restrictions since its creation.


if one emotional rollercoaster made her run and she is willing to play her new boy toy don't waste your time. It would only happen again.
Sounds like she said what she was willing to do.
How is that playing you?
Go along or move along.
Whats the deal? You two are now in a position to see if both of you are now ready to flourish in a committed relationship, as opposed to starting out with the flourished relationship.
This scenario is too simple to see that you will ask yourself tons of questions that will make your head turn constantly. So just see your situation for what it is "a chance to build something more serious with her". So when confronted with situations that might make you wonder what to do, just ask yourself how "if you do whatever", how could that jeopardize your situation?
By the way, SHE is not playing with you as, YOU might be letting yourself be played with. If you come to see that that is what's happening, then you will have to react to that.
Oh really? Studying college kind of stuff, right?
It's interesting how you use to get together between 4am and 5am every night for a cuddle and hug session. Odd hours. Odd relationship and it's coming together as a pretty odd story.
Maybe we are the one's being played.
You seem pretty focused on doing what you wan despite the advice you have received by all of the posters to this thread. Why not just go do what you want?
Run do not walk away! She is using the Tarzan method....He never releases the vine he is holding till he has grabbed another.....Same thing here but she uses men.


Rendu-Osler-Weber syndrome is a rare genetic condition characterized by mucocutaneous and visceral fibrovascular dysplasia leading to multiple macular or papular vascular lesions of skin, mucosal surfaces and occasionally viscera that show tendency towards hemorrhage. The orofacial features of the condition in an affected family and in particular a 33-year-old Indian male patient, are illustrated along with summarization of management aspects in a dental setup.
Rendu-Osler- Weber syndrome More Details or Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia [HHT] is an autosomal dominant mucocutaneous and visceral fibrovascular dysplasia, in which telangiectasia, arteriovenous malformations and aneurysms may be widely distributed throughout the cardiovascular system. Oral and nasal mucosal bleeding may be one of the initial symptoms that should prompt an oral diagnostician to undertake investigations to rule out this rare genetic syndrome. One such instance of a case of an Indian male reporting to a dental setup and subsequent diagnosis of this rare syndrome is presented.
A 33-year-old male patient reported to our department with a complaint of painful lower left back tooth since one month. The patient further reported a six-month history of occasional recurrent episodes of spontaneous epistaxis and bleeding from mouth that lasted for only short periods. There was a negative history of delayed wound healing, melena, hemoptysis or hematemesis. There had been no diagnosis as the patient had never sought medical attention for these episodes, which were self-limiting. Family history was significant as patient's mother and other two siblings, one sister and one brother, had similar episodes of bleeding from nose and mouth.
A comprehensive physical examination revealed satisfactory vital signs and no evidence of anemia, cyanosis or clubbing. Multiple pinpoint erythematous macular lesions were observed on the palmar surface of the hands and fingertips [Figure 1]. The regional lymph nodes were non-palpable.
Intraoral soft tissue examination revealed multiple red to purple-colored macular and papular lesions scattered over the soft and hard palate [Figure 2], dorsum of tongue [Figure 3], and lower labial mucosa. The lesions were non-tender and blanched on diascopic examination. No other abnormalities were observed intraorally.
Considering the symptoms, family history and clinical findings, the mucosal lesions were provisionally diagnosed to be a part of HHT.
The patient was investigated accordingly. His hematological and biochemical parameters were within normal limits. One of the dorsal tongue lesions was subjected to biopsy. The histopathological sections showed stratified squamous epithelium which was keratinized and atrophic. The connective tissue stroma showed lots of endothelium-lined blood vessels dilated and filled with erythrocytes, many of which were in close relation to the epithelium [Figure 4].
The patient was referred to the physician for systemic evaluation. The diagnostic parameters taken into consideration for a general screening were contrast echocardiography to screen for intrapulmonary shunts, auscultation and ultrasound examination for a hepatic assessment. All investigations revealed findings within normal limits. Even so, the patient has been asked to report for bi-annual evaluation.
In addition, a positive family history of mucosal bleeding prompted examination of the patient's family members. Lesions similar to the ones detected in our patient were noted in some of them [Figure 5],[Figure 6],[Figure 7],[Figure 8],[Figure 9],[Figure 10]. The pattern of inheritance of the disease was charted out with the help of the information acquired [Figure 11]. Pedigree analysis revealed autosomal dominant pattern of inheritance where there is only 50% probability of transmission of altered genes. In our case the affected mother had transmitted the altered genes to three of the five offspring.
It is a disorder of capillaries and small blood vessels and is transmitted by simple autosomal dominant inheritance. ,,,,,, The presented case had similar mode of inheritance with three affected (two males and one female) family members in one generation. Although the mother of the patient was affected with HHT and the father was normal, consanguineous marriage involving the two carried a risk of one in two as there was 50% segregation of the trait in their offspring.
Unlikely when fewer than two findings are present.
Nosebleeds (epistaxis): spontaneous and recurrent (night-time nosebleeds heighten the concern for HHT).
Mucocutaneous telangiectases (small blanchable red spots that are focal dilatations of post-capillary venules or delicate, lacy red vessels composed of markedly dilated and convoluted venules): multiple, at characteristic sites, including lips, oral cavity, fingers, and nose.
Visceral arteriovenous malformation (AVM): an AVM lacks capillaries and consists of direct connections between arteries and veins. AVMs may be pulmonary, cerebral, hepatic, spinal and/or gastrointestinal.
Family history: a first-degree relative in whom HHT has been diagnosed.
The diagnosis of HHT in our case was a definite one owing to the existence of three of the criteria.
Despite frequent oral involvement, reports of HHT in the dental literature are limited. ,,,,,,,, Oral lesions as presenting manifestation are even rarer and their recognition may lead to the correct diagnosis  as demonstrated by our case. The case reinforces the necessity for a thorough history, examination and adjuvant laboratory tests for better patient care. Our case had oral and nail telangiectasia, epistaxis, a strong family history with immediate affected relatives and thus represents a classic example of the rare Rendu-Osler-Weber syndrome.
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Supreme Court Justice Priyantha Jayewardena has informed the court that he will recuse himself from the hearing of the petition filed against former Chief Justice Sarath N. Silva.
The justice had cited a personal reason for the recusal.
Accordingly, Justices Murdu Fernando and Gamini Amarasekara, the rest of the Supreme Court justices in the judge bench, announced the considering the petition would be postponed to 8th of May.
Reportedly, the respondent of the petition, former CJ Sarath N. Silva had seated himself on a seat assigned for the attorneys and the President's Counsel Upul Jayasooriya, representing the petitioners, had objected to this.
However, it was reported the judge bench had not made any response in this regard.


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Katie Nelson and the tools for change
By Jason C. McLean Aug 29, 2013 May 1, 2015
Katie Nelson didn't come to Montreal in May 2012 to defend the rights of protesters by setting legal precedent. But the solidarity action that brought her here was designed to help student protesters deal with police abuses in a different way.
"They had stopped selling Maalox in Montreal which is the treatment for pepper spray and teargass," the Alberta-born activist recounted, "Victoriaville had just happened and we booked tickets the next day to come. We couldn't do any medical treatment, so we bought a whole bunch of Maalox and flew over."
She was only supposed to stay five days. Now, a year and over $6000 in fines later, fines for things like spitting on the street, swearing and ashing her cigarette, she is suing the city and the SPVM, with the help of Julius Grey who is working pro-bono, for political profiling.
The harassment started shortly after she, along with fellow activists, started a Facebook group to crowdsource evidence of police abuses so complaints couldn't be dismissed. They looked for photos, badge numbers and videos and they got plenty.
"Once it picked up popular movement every night and people started seeing us filming everything," she observed, "then it became everyone doing it so at no point would you see that riot cops weren't surrounded by fifty cellphones."
Police then started referring to Nelson as "Miss Alberta" until they gave her a ticket and got her name. Soon, they were biking by her at protests saying "allo Katie" and fining her indiscriminately. They even fined someone who looked like her for spitting on the ground at a protest outside of City Hall which Nelson had already left and referred to the other woman as Katie before discovering that it was someone else.
You may have seen Nelson's story on CTV, Global, The Gazette, the Journal de Montreal or even Sun News. If you did and read the comments, you'd know that while some prominent people on the left and right of the political spectrum who were both for and against last year's student strike now support her case out of principle, Nelson still has her detractors who seem concerned with her employment status above all else.
"A lot of people think we don't have jobs," she commented on the commentators, "I have a job and I'm a student. I work at a school and I go to school."
Nelson is studying Philosophy at Concordia this fall. She isn't taking Political Science. Nelson is an anarchist who feels that the solution to our problem lies outside of the political system and the state.
Some, both right wingers and even a few fellow anarchists, have taken issue with someone opposed to the state using one of its tools. Nelson doesn't think this is a problem, but rather an opportunity.
"I think that it catches people by surprise because we really rail against the justice system," she argued, "I really disagree with how corrupt our court system is, but I think if we lose it's a win for us because we can show that we brought all this evidence forward and the judge still declined it and if we win it shows that an anarchist can successfully use the justice system as a tool."
Nelson doesn't think that a victory would vindicate the system. Rather, she feels others could look to the steps she took, such as using the media to put pressure on the courts, as a way to deal with injustice under an already unjust system.
"Not necessarily does it say that the justice system is correct," she said, "it says that political profiling is wrong. I see it as a medium for a message right now."
If she does win, she doesn't have any allusions that the police will behave any differently. She does think, though, that by setting a precedent, police won't easily be able to get away with abuses in the long run.
"We're going to be treated the exact same way," she predicted, "we're going to get beat up, people are going to be detained, it's all going to continue to happen. I don't expect that to change whatsoever, what I expect to change is police accountability."
* photos by Valeria Bismar
UPDATE: Katie is currently fighting her various fines individually in court before her suit against the city and the SPVM begins. Updates are available on her blog maroisandme and you can help offset her legal fees and make a statement about the SPVM and political profiling through her GoFundMe Campaign.
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(Des Moines)-- The city of Milford has been awarded a $600,000 Community Development Block Grant to assist in storm water project on "H" Avenue.
(Arnolds Park)-- Those working to promote Iowa as a tourist destination will be embarking on a special trip themselves in May.
(Spirit Lake) - Non-perishable items are requested to help those in need.
(Estherville)-- An Estherville man faces charges in connection with an assault that allegedly took place Saturday in Estherville.
(Spirit Lake)-- A Spirit Lake man pleaded guilty this (Mon.) this morning in Dickinson County District Court to charges in the death of a Jackson, Minnesota woman that took place on or about December 6th, 2013 at a residence near Spirit Lake.
(Sheldon)-- An alleged assault at a motel in Sheldon has resulted in the arrest of a Sanborn man.
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(Spirit Lake)-- The state has fined an assisted living center in Spirit Lake.
(Sibley)-- A Sibley man faces multiple theft charges after authorities found stolen farm equipment and vehicles on an acreage he owns on Highway 59 in Osceola county and his residence in Sibley.
(Spirit Lake)-- The Dickinson County Community Garden is busily preparing for the upcoming growing season.
(Spirit Lake) - Annual fundraiser to run from 9-5.
(Des Moines)-- The Okoboji High School Jazz Band posted a second place finish in class 2A in the Iowa Jazz Championships in Des Moines Tuesday.
(Spirit Lake)-- A very high fire danger across the region has area Fire Chiefs holding their collective breath.
(Arnolds Park)-- Some lakes area communities are looking into the possibility of bringing in additional law enforcement officers for the overnight stay of RAGBRAI.
(Arnolds Park)-- There are two winners in this year's car drop contest put on by the Spirit Lake Sunrise Kiwanis and the Iowa Great Lakes Rotary Club.
(Estherville)-- Multiple charges have been filed against an Armstrong man following a high speed chase early Sunday in Emmet county.
(Estherville)-- An animal rights group is asking federal officials to investigate a local pork producer.
(Spencer)-- Plans for a $2.75 million dollar addition to First English Lutheran Church in Spencer are about to come to fruition.
(Spencer)-- Country star Hunter Hayes will perform at this year's Clay County Fair.
(Spencer)-- A Wallingford man who works as a 911 dispatcher, EMT and firefighter has received a special honor.
(Estherville)-- An Estherville man accused of making threats to a police dispatcher is also facing charges for allegedly assaulting a jailer and a peace officer.


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On the 8th of May 2019 in Białystok the President of KO-MED Centra Kliniczne, Marek Konieczny participated in an important social debate Together for Health started by the Minister of Health, prof. Łukasz Szumowski and organized under the Minister's patronage. The debate was organized as a part of 6th Conference called Innovations, Technologies, Efficiency.
President Marek Konieczny took part as a panelist in a panel called 'What does innovation mean? Benefits for Polish patients'. Moderator of the panel was acting President of Medical Research Agency dr Radosław Sierpiński. Other participants of the panel were, apart from dr Konieczny, Bogna Cichowska-Duma (INFARMA), Mateusz Gaczyński (Ministry of Science and Higher Education), Marek Kustosz, Maciej Miłkowski (Ministry of Health) and Marek Świerczyński (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University).
According to dr. Konieczny innovation means willingness to change something, courage and determination. Innovations in healthcare are possible in Poland, in dr. Konieczny's opinion, thanks to consistent implementation of Prime Minister's strategy by the present Minister of Health. An example of innovative approach to Polish healthcare is creating Medical Research Agency. During his speech, dr. Konieczny stressed the fact, that KO-MED CK implements innovations in public hospitals and because of that he has great hopes for medical Research Agency which can have considerable influence on the process of innovation development in Polish hospitals.
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The museum is located along the route traveled by the 1837 Cannon detachment and the 1839 Taylor detachment of Cherokees on the Trail of Tears. Nearby is Fitzgerald Farmstead, a registered site on the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail and also a stop on the Butterfield Overland Mail route. Museum exhibits include a small display on the Civil War in the Arkansas Ozarks.
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The U.S. Constitution is the Sovereign Bond of the U.S. Citizenry (1889)
by Haaswurth Books March 27, 2021
The political debates of the present generation leave a painful impression of the neglect of constitutional study. A failure to apprehend the reasons upon which constitutional visions were founded has too frequently led astray the public judgment. In this neglect numerous theories of construction have found their source, which in turn have led to additional debate, until the public records of discussion on constitutional questions have become a massive collection, which obscures, far more than it enlightens, the popular mind. In politics, as in religion, the commentaries have superseded the authority, as they have darkened the simplicity, of the original text. It has become a duty of patriotism to awaken the spirit of constitutional inquiry, emancipated from the prejudices of party.
The existing histories of the Constitution, and the legal commentaries upon it, afford ample material for forming a common judgment. But, unfortunately for the general public, they are too voluminous or too expensive for the attainment of a widespread circulation among the people. The Constitutional Centennial Commission, therefore, have thought it wise to add to their work commemorating the great anniversary a condensed history of that instrument, which even the busy American people may find time to read.
We especially appeal to the youth and to the young manhood of the country, now preparing in the schools and universities for the higher duties and functions of citizenship, to abandon the study of superficial theories of modern party politics for the nobler study and profounder thoughts of our constitutional Fathers, - the creators of our free and powerful government and the founders of a republic which in a single century has advanced to the foremost rank of nations.
The present Union of the States, for which the Fathers so long struggled against reciprocal fears and jealousies, and amidst clashing interests, will be perfected in proportion as we agree in our appreciation of the Constitution which created and preserves it.
All vigorous and harmonious national life demands some object of common reverence and devotion. In monarchical countries this object is the Crown, or the person on whose head it rests. In our republic no living President, accepted or rejected as he is by a varying majority at frequent intervals, can ever become the object of general and concentrated respect and affection. It is the great Charter bequeathed to us by our Fathers, and that alone, which can give to our whole country its central object of obedience and reverence, - an object which shall rise above the changing purposes and alliances of the passing hour. It stands supreme, above us all, ruling or rulers and receiving their oath of allegiance. It is surrounded by many guards against the assaults of transient human passion and the aggression of man's selfish ambitions. It rises imperially above Congress, the Courts, and the President. It was living before we came, it will live after we depart. There it stands, and is ordained to remain, immovable, unchangeable, save in accordance with the laws of its own life, grand in its simplicity, majestic in its power. To this only Sovereign of our jurisdiction and Lord Protector of our rights and liberties our allegiance and our devotion are worthily consecrated. May the youth of our time, when they shall be seated in the places of trust and authority, show themselves the enlightened and willing servants of this immortal Sovereign.
John A. Kasson, History of the Formation of the Constitution, in History of the Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Constitution of the United States, edited by Hampton L. Carson (1889), Volume one pp. 1-3.


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The fight for John McCain's legacy is on
"John McCain kept reciting to me names of dictators during that speech because he knew more than any of us what we were facing as a nation, he understood it," Klobuchar said. "He knew because he knew this man more than any of us did."
That brought a swift response from Meghan McCain — on behalf of the entire McCain family: "On behalf of the entire McCain family – @amyklobuchar please be respectful to all of us and leave my fathers legacy and memory out of presidential politics."
That back-and-forth is part of a broader effort by major political figures in both parties to lay claim to what the late Arizona senator "meant" to both politics and America. It's a debate that has been bubbling since even before McCain's death in August 2018, but has picked up steam of late as both Trump and the men and women seeking to replace him in 2020 seek to define what the longtime Arizona senator meant to politics — and whether he should be a paradigm or a punch line.
Trump has long used McCain as a punching bag — both during the Arizona senator's battle with brain cancer and even after his death. Trump famously/infamously attacked McCain in the earliest days of his 2016 campaign by, stunningly, questioning whether or not the Arizona senator, who spent five years in a North Vietnamese prison camp was a real hero. "He's not a war hero," said Trump. "He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren't captured." (Trump received five deferments and never served in the military.)
Stumping for Republican candidates in the 2018 midterms, Trump repeatedly invoked McCain's last-minute decision to oppose the so-called "skinny repeal" of the Affordable Care Act — casting it as an act of betrayal that robbed Republicans of a major victory. Trump has continued to bash McCain for that vote as he ramps up his own 2020 candidacy.
At a rally in Montoursville, Pennsylvania, earlier this month, Trump said this: "The worst part of Obamacare and we almost had it repealed and replaced but we had one man that after campaigning for eight years. He decided to go thumbs down at 2 o'clock in the morning. That's all right."
Trump does it because, well, it works. The pro-Trump crowd loves his shots at McCain, who they — and he — view as a RINO (Republican In Name Only) who betrayed core principles of the GOP again and again in order to be liked by Democrats and the media. Trump has, from the start. cast himself as a sort of anti-McCain — someone unconcerned with what the other side (or the media) thinks of him, rejecting the cries of the PC police in favor of pursuing an agenda that comports with the pillars of the Republican Party. (There's lot there that isn't accurate, of course. Trump cares nothing about debt and deficit, for example, which had long been a pillar of conservative politics. And he deeply cares what the media thinks of him, even while attacking the "fake news.")
But as the 2020 Democratic race has begun to develop, McCain's legacy has begun to be something they, too, seek to define.
For Democrats, McCain — in death even more than in life — has come to symbolize a different and better Republican Party that has been destroyed by Trump. McCain, in Klobuchar's retelling, understood that while Trump was a Republican, the two men shared nothing in common. McCain sought to put country over party. Trump put self over country, party and everything else.
There was even a report, which turned out to be erroneous, that Meghan and Cindy McCain, the late senator's widow, would endorse Joe Biden's presidential campaign against Trump. In late April, Cindy tweeted this: "Joe Biden is a wonderful man and dear friend of the McCain Family. However, I have no intention of getting involved in presidential politics."
Despite Meghan McCain's urgings, my guess is that this is not the last we will hear about candidates using McCain as a sort of virtue-signaling — either to a GOP base that loathes him or to a Democratic base that sees him as the antithesis of the current occupant of the White House. It speaks to McCain's larger-than-life presence in our political — and broader — culture: that even in death, the fight over what his life meant continues.


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Joe Biden's Vice Presidential Shortlist
Who the Biden Campaign is Weighing for Vice President
PHOTO BY ADAM SCHULTZ / BIDEN FOR PRESIDENT
Joe Biden has held the title of Democratic Party presumptive nominee for some time now, running his campaign out of his Deleware residence amid the COVID-19 pandemic, while all the while leaving his choice of Vice President a mystery. The choice of VP can make or break a campaign and in a race with so much on the line like 2020, whoever the former Vice President picks could be the ultimate decider of how the race fares come November.
With a recent poll by Rasmussen Reports finding that over half of those polled do not expect Joe Biden to finish his term if he beats Donald Trump, the choice for VP is all more important this year. Biden previously shared that his nominee would be a woman of color, but this is uncertain given his current poll of potential picks.
Here's a look at who's being considered and what they could bring to the table.
I'm proud to endorse @JoeBiden for President.
Here he is comforting me on 1/4/17 just after my mother passed away. There is no one kinder, more empathetic and caring than @joebiden. He will lead America with the same deep compassion and decency. pic.twitter.com/4IBscj75VN
— Susan Rice (@AmbassadorRice) March 2, 2020
Susan Rice is one name being considered for the second half of the ticket in November and like Biden, she is also part of the former Obama White House. Having held the post of United States ambassador to the United Nations from 2009 to 2013 and United States national security advisor from 2013 to 2017, Rice's time in the Obama administration was almost entirely focused on the foreign policy side of things, giving her less name recognition compared to other choices.
During her time as UN Ambassador for the Obama administration, Rice worked with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to establish a no-fly zone over Libya while helping to authorize further military action in the region. She also served as a public face on television following the 2012 Benghazi attack on the American embassy in Libya, a role in which she received much public backlash.
As National Security Advisor, Rice helped the Obama Administration in the Iranian Nuclear talks, as well as in advising around the war in Syria and other foreign policy matters.
With Rice being the most likely pick alongside Senator Kamala Harris, her spot as VP would solidify Biden as the candidate working to return the country to the days of the Obama presidency. Whether this is a positive or negative outcome is ultimately up to the voters in November.
America is desperate for a strong, competent, and honest leader who seizes the moment, takes responsibility, and does everything possible to solve the crises plaguing our country.
That's why we must elect @JoeBiden on November 3rd.
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) August 11, 2020
After Susan Rice, Senator Kamala Harris is the next most likely candidate for VP consideration. Should Biden Pick the Senator, it would paint him as someone able to overcome differences given the heated exchange he had with Harris during the Democratic debates in Detroit.
Harris's experience rests in her history as the District Attorney of San Francisco and the Attorney General of California before becoming a senator. Being someone who labels herself as a "top cop" and a "progressive prosecutor," Harris's experience in law enforcement brings concerns amid the ongoing protests against police violence raging across the country.
While the Independent has compiled a great list of Harris's background as an attorney, she has held the position as Senator since 2017. During her tenure as a Freshman Senator from California, she has fallen in line among many Democratic policies, making her a pick that would fit right with Biden's idea of nothing fundamentally changing.
Whether this idea appeals to voters will ultimately be decided in November if Biden decides to run with Harris.
A LONGSHOT BUT STILL IN CONSIDERATION:
Every issue is a women's issue, but when our leaders make decisions without us, we're set back and left out.@JoeBiden is determined to change that.
Read his new plan to fight for full inclusion & equality for all women: https://t.co/GDaHGsnyWr
— Gretchen Whitmer (@gretchenwhitmer) July 27, 2020
Big Gretch herself has found her way onto Biden's shortlist following her response to COVID-19, the spats she's had with President Trump and her no-nonsense attitude when facing opposition to emergency orders over the past few months.
While Twitter trends would have one assuming Whitmer was about to be chosen as Biden's running mate, the chances do not seem likely given the current plan for the Democratic National Convention. As pointed out here by the Metro Times, Whitmer is slated to speak on the second day of the convention, while the yet-to-be-named vice presidential nominee is scheduled to speak on Wednesday.
However, in the year that is 2020, anything is possible, so we cannot rule out Whitmer as a possible choice as of yet.
Of all the qualities we need in a president, we especially need someone who has genuine empathy for other human beings.
That's why I'm in this fight for @JoeBiden. pic.twitter.com/lOp0YTPVZp
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) August 5, 2020
Another longshot being rumored as Biden's running mate in Senator Elizabeth Warren, who given her presence in the 2020 race, would add further name recognition his campaign. Besides name recognition though, a pick of Elizabeth Warren also offers the chance that Biden would find it easier to attract more progressive voters, as well as the longshot possibility that someone like Warren could move Biden to the left on matters such as healthcare and climate change.
All possibilities and no for sure answers, just as with Whitmer, Warren's nomination would see Biden rollback on his claims that he would pick a woman of color to be his running mate.
Until the convention begins on August 17, Warren will remain a potential choice.
VAL DEMINGS
As a 27 year law enforcement officer, I've seen firsthand that our criminal justice system is far from perfect. Thank you @JoeBiden for releasing LIFT EVERY VOICE: THE BIDEN PLAN to address racial disparities in our criminal justice system. #LiftEveryVoice
— Val Demings (@val_demings) May 14, 2020
The last name on our list comes with the least amount of name recognition, Representative Val Demings. Currently touted among those predicting Biden's VP pick, Demings would come as a law and order style candidate, having served as the Chief of the Orlando Police Department until 2011.
Representing Florida's 10th district, Demings served as an impeachment manager in the Senate trial of President Donald Trump and was re-elected to her second term in 2018. Her place in the potential pool of candidates worries some due to her background in law enforcement, something that could face scrutiny amid the ongoing protests against police brutality.
While still a longshot, Demings cannot be ruled out of consideration until Biden formally takes his pick.


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Q: Mongoid rails 4 accessing relation embeds_one I am using Rails 4.0.0, gem 'mongoid', '~> 4', :github=>"mongoid/mongoid", Ruby 2.0.0p247
I have the following models :
class Policy
  include Mongoid::Document
  field :policy_number, type: String
  field :user_id, type: Integer

  belongs_to :user
  embeds_many :employees
end

class Employee
  include Mongoid::Document
  field :first_name, type: String
  field :last_name, type: String

  embedded_in :policy
  embeds_one :partner
end

class Partner
  include Mongoid::Document
  field :first_name, type: String
  field :last_name, type: String

  embedded_in :employees#, :inverse_of => :partner
end

In my controller:
def show
@user = User.find(current_user.id)
@policy = @user.policies.first

On my policies/show.html.erb
  <% @policy.employees.each do |emp| %>
  <%= emp.first_name %>

  <%= emp.partner.first_name  %>

  <% end %>

In mongodb:
/* 0 */
{
"_id" : ObjectId("52763eb6612d48113c000000"),
"employees" : [
    {
        "_id" : ObjectId("5276574e612d4815ca000000"),
        "dob" : null,
        "first_name" : "Jon",
        "last_name" : "Jonson",
        "partner" : {
            "_id" : ObjectId("527737ca612d487238050000"),
            "first_name" : "Bob",
            "last_name" : "Bobbit",
        },
    }
],
"policy_number" : "RF087-2423525",
"user_id" : ObjectId("52761fce612d487b2c000000")
}

emp.first_name displays as expected but emp.partner.first_name errors with undefined method `first_name' for nil:NilClass

A: Activating the identity map will activate eager loading and solve your problem.
You can update your mongoid.yml with:
identity_map_enabled: true

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