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No. 11–182. 06-25-2012 ARIZONA, et al., Petitioners v. UNITED STATES..R. 2162, 49th Leg., 2d Reg. Sess. (2010) (amending S. 1070). Its stated purpose is to "discourage and deter the unlawful entry and presence of aliens and economic activity by persons unlawfully present in the United States." Note following Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 11 13–1509 (West Supp.2011). Section 5, in relevant part, makes it a misdemeanor for an unauthorized alien to seek or engage in work in the State; this provision is referred to as § 5(C). See § 13–3883(A)(5). Section 2(B) provides that officers who conduct a stop, detention, or arrest must in some circumstances make efforts to verify the person's immigration status with the Federal Government. See § 11 3 and 5(C) were likely preempted. Judge Bea dissented from the decision to uphold the preliminary injunction against §§ 2(B) and 6. This Court granted certiorari to resolve important questions concerning the interaction of state and federal power with respect to the law of immigration and alien status. 565 U.S. 1092, 132 S.Ct. 845, 181 L.Ed.2d 547 (2011). II A The Government of the United States has broad, undoubted power over the subject of immigration and the status of aliens. See Toll v. Moreno, 458 U.S. 1, 10, 102 S.Ct. 2977, 73 L.Ed.2d 563 (1982) ; see generally S. Legomsky & C. Rodríguez, Immigration and Refugee Law and Policy 115–132 (5th ed. 2009). This authority rests, in part, on the National Government's constitutional power to "establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization ," Art. I, § 8, cl. 4, and its inherent power as sovereign to control and conduct relations with foreign nations, see Toll, supra, at 10, 102 S.Ct. 2977 (citing United States v. Curtiss–Wright Export Corp., 299 U.S. 304, 318, 57 S.Ct. 216, 81 L.Ed. 255 United Mexican States as Amici Curiae; see also Harisiades v. Shaughnessy, 342 U.S. 580, 588–589, 72 S.Ct. 512, 96 L.Ed. 5, 279–280, 23 L.Ed. 550 , 61 S.Ct. 399, 85 L.Ed. 581 (1941). Federal governance of immigration and alien status is extensive and complex. Congress has specified categories of aliens who may not be admitted to the United States. See 8 U.S.C. § 1182. Unlawful entry and unlawful reentry into the country are federal offenses. §§ 1325, 1326. Once here, aliens are required to register with the Federal Government and to carry proof of status on their person. See §§ 1301–1306. Failure to do so is a federal misdemeanor. §§ 1304(e), 1306(a). Federal law also authorizes States to deny noncitizens a range of public benefits, § 1622; and it imposes sanctions on employers who hire unauthorized workers, § 1229a(c)(4); see also, e.g., §§ 1158 . Agencies in the Department of Homeland Security play a major role in enforcing the country's immigration laws. United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is responsible immigration status information to federal, state, and local officials around the clock. See App. 91. ICE officers are responsible "for the identification, apprehension, and removal of illegal aliens from the United States." Immigration Enforcement Actions, at 2. Hundreds of thousands of aliens are removed by the Federal Government every year. See id., at 4 (reporting there were 387,242 removals, and 476,405 returns without a removal order, in 2010). B constitute, by one estimate, almost 6% of the population. See J. Passel & D. Cohn, Pew Hispanic Center, U.S. Unauthorized Immigration Flows Are Down Sharply Since Mid–Decade 3 (2010). And in the State's most populous county, these aliens are reported to be responsible for a disproportionate share of serious crime. See, e.g., S. Camarota & J. Vaughan, Center for Immigration Studies, Immigration and Crime: Assessing a Conflicted Issue 16 (2009) (Table 3) (estimating that unauthorized aliens constitute (punctuation altered); see also Brief for Petitioners 5–6. The problems posed to the State by illegal immigration must not be underestimated. These concerns are the background for the formal legal analysis that follows. The issue is whether, under preemption, 111 S.Ct. 2395, 115 L.Ed.2d 410 (1991) ; U.S. Term Limits, Inc. v. Thornton, 514 U.S. 779, 838, 115 S.Ct. 1842, 131 L.Ed.2d 881 , 120 S.Ct. 2288, 147 L.Ed.2d 352 (2000) ; Gibbons v. Ogden, 9 Wheat. 1, 210–211, 6 L.Ed. 23 (1824). There is no doubt that Congress may withdraw specified powers from the States by enacting a statute, state laws are preempted when they conflict with federal law. Crosby, supra, at 372, 120 S.Ct. 2288. This includes cases where "compliance with both federal and state regulations is a physical impossibility," Florida Lime & Avocado Growers, Inc. v. Paul, 373 U.S. 132, 142–143, 83 S.Ct. 1210, 10 L.Ed.2d 248 (1963), and those instances where the challenged state law "stands as an obstacle to the accomplishment and execution of the full purposes and objectives of Congress," Hines, 312 U.S., at 67, 61 S.Ct. 399; see also Crosby, supra, at 373, 120 S.Ct. 2288 (, 67 S.Ct. 1146; see Wyeth v. Levine, 555 U.S. 555, 565, 129 S.Ct. 1187, 173 L.Ed.2d 51 (2009). The four challenged provisions of the state law each must be examined under these preemption principles. IV A Section 3 Section 3 of S.B. 1070 creates a new state misdemeanor. It forbids the "willful failure to complete or carry an alien registration document ... in violation of 8 United States Code § 1304(e) or 1306(a)." Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 13–1509(A). In effect, § 3, supra . In 1940, as international conflict spread, Congress added to federal immigration law a "complete system for alien registration." Id., at 70, 61 S.Ct. 399., 61 S.Ct. 399. Because this "complete scheme ... for the registration of aliens" touched on foreign relations, it did not allow the States to "curtail or complement" federal law or to "enforce additional or auxiliary regulations." Id., at 66–67, 61 S.Ct. 399. As a consequence, the Court ruled that Pennsylvania could not enforce its own alien-registration program. See id., at 59, 74, 61 S.Ct. 399. The present regime of federal regulation is not identical to the statutory framework considered in Hines, but it remains comprehensive. Federal law now includes a requirement that aliens carry proof of registration. 8 U.S.C. § 1304(e). Other aspects, however, have stayed the same. Aliens who remain in the country for more than 30 days must apply for registration and be fingerprinted. Compare § 1302(a) with § 452(a) (1940 ed.). Detailed information is required, and any change of address has to be reported to the Federal Government. Compare §§ 1304(a), 1305(a) (2006 ed.) with §§ 455(a), 456 (1940 ed.). The statute continues to provide penalties for the willful failure to register. Compare § 1306(a) (2006 ed.) with § 457 (1940 ed.). The framework enacted by Congress leads to the conclusion here, as it did in Hines, that the Federal Government has occupied the field of alien registration. See American Ins. Assn. v. Garamendi, 539 U.S. 396, 419, n. 11, 123 S.Ct. 2374, 156 L.Ed.2d 376 (2003) (characterizing Hines as a field preemption case); Pennsylvania v. Nelson, 350 U.S. 497, 504, 76 S.Ct. 477, 100 L.Ed. 640 , 61 S.Ct. 399., 104 S.Ct. 615, 78 L.Ed.2d 443 (1984). Federal law makes a single sovereign responsible for maintaining a comprehensive and unified system to keep track of aliens within the Nation's borders. If § 3, 288–289, 106 S.Ct. 1057, 89 L.Ed.2d 223 (1986). Even if a State may make violation of federal law a crime in some instances, it cannot do so in a field (like the field of alien registration) that has been occupied by federal law. See California v. Zook, 336 U.S. 725, 730–731, 733, 69 S.Ct. 841, 93 L.Ed. 1005 (1949) ; see also In re Loney, 134 U.S. 372, 375–376, 10 S.Ct. 584, 33 L.Ed. 949 (1890) (States may not impose their own punishment for perjury in federal courts). Arizona contends that § 3, 347–348, 121 S.Ct. 1012, 148 L.Ed.2d 854 (2001) (States may not impose their own punishment for fraud on the Food and Drug Administration); Wisconsin Dept., supra, at 288, 106 S.Ct. 1057 (States may not impose their own punishment for repeat violations of the National Labor Relations Act). Were § 3 appropriate, there is an inconsistency between § 3 and federal law with respect to penalties. Under federal law, the failure to carry registration papers is a misdemeanor that may be punished by a fine, imprisonment, or a term of probation. See 8 U.S.C. § 1304(e) (2006 ed.) ; 18 U.S.C. § 3561. State law, by contrast, rules out probation as a possible sentence (and also eliminates the possibility of a pardon). See Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 13–1509(D). This state framework of sanctions creates a conflict with the plan Congress put in place. See Wisconsin Dept., supra, at 286, 106 S.Ct. 1057 (", 61 S.Ct. 399. Section 3 is preempted by federal law. B Section 5(C) Unlike § 3, which replicates federal statutory requirements, § 5 13–2928(C). Violations can be punished by a $2,500 fine and incarceration for up to six months. See § 13–2928(F) ; see also §§ 13–707(A)(1) (West 2010); 13–802(A); 13–902(A)(5) (West Supp. 2011). The United States contends that the provision upsets the balance 1(a). The law was upheld against a preemption challenge in De Canas v. Bica, 424 U.S. 351, 96 S.Ct. 933, 47 L.Ed.2d 43 (1976). De Canas recognized that "States possess broad authority under their police powers to regulate the employment relationship to protect workers within the State." Id., at 356, 96 S.Ct. 933. At that point, however, the Federal Government had expressed no more than "a peripheral concern with [the] employment of illegal entrants." Id., at 360, 96 S.Ct. 933;see Whiting, 563 U.S., at 588, 131 S.Ct., at 1974. Current federal law is substantially different from the regime that prevailed when De Canas was decided. Congress enacted IRCA as a comprehensive framework for "combating the employment of illegal aliens." Hoffman Plastic Compounds, Inc. v. NLRB, 535 U.S. 137, 147, 122 S.Ct. 1275, 152 L.Ed.2d 271 (2002). The law makes it illegal for employers to knowingly hire, recruit, refer, or continue to employ unauthorized workers. See 8 U.S.C. §§ 1324a(a)(1)(A), (a)(2). It also requires every employer to verify the employment authorization status of prospective employees. See §§ 1324a(a)(1)(B), (b) ; 8 CFR § 274a.2(b) (2012). These requirements are enforced through criminal penalties and an escalating series of civil penalties tied to the number of times an employer has violated the provisions. See 8 U.S.C. §§ 1324a(e)(4), (f) ; 8 CFR § 274 1255(c)(2), (c)(8). Aliens also may be removed from the country for having engaged in unauthorized work. See § 1227(a)(1)(C)(i); 8 CFR § 214.1(e). In addition to specifying these civil consequences, federal law makes it a crime for unauthorized workers to obtain employment through fraudulent means. See 18 U.S.C. § 1546(b). Congress has made clear, however, that any information employees submit to indicate their work status "may not be used" for purposes other than prosecution under specified federal criminal statutes for fraud, perjury, and related conduct. See 8 U.S.C. §§ 1324a(b)(5), (d)(2)(F)–(G).." U.S. Immigration Policy and the National Interest: The Final Report and Recommendations of the Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy With Supplemental Views by Commissioners 65–66 (1981); see § 4, 92 Stat. objectives. See, e.g., Hearings before the Subcommittee No. 1 of the House Committee on the Judiciary, 92d Cong., 1st Sess., pt. 3, pp. 919–920 (1972) 1324a(h)(2) ; Whiting, supra, at 587–588, 131 S.Ct., at 1973–1974. But the existence of an "express preemption provisio[n] does not bar the ordinary working of conflict preemption principles" or impose a "special burden" that would make it more difficult to establish the preemption of laws falling outside the clause. Geier v. American Honda Motor Co., 529 U.S. 861, 869–872, 120 S.Ct. 1913, 146 L.Ed.2d 914 (2000) ; see Sprietsma v. Mercury Marine, 537 U.S. 51, 65, 123 S.Ct. 518, 154 L.Ed.2d 466 (2002). The ordinary principles of preemption include the well-settled proposition that a state law is preempted where it "stands as an obstacle to the accomplishment and execution of the full purposes and objectives of Congress." Hines, 312 U.S., at 67, 61 S.Ct. 399. Under § 5(C) of S.B. 1070, Arizona law would interfere with the careful balance struck by Congress with respect to unauthorized employment of aliens. Although § 5(C) attempts to achieve one of the same goals as federal law—the deterrence of unlawful employment—it involves a conflict in the method of enforcement. The Court has recognized that a "[c]onflict in technique can be fully as disruptive to the system Congress erected as conflict in overt policy." Motor Coach Employees v. Lockridge, 403 U.S. 274, 287, 91 S.Ct. 1909, 29 L.Ed.2d 473 Consumer Affairs v. Isla Petroleum Corp., 485 U.S. 495, 503, 108 S.Ct. 1350, 99 L.Ed.2d 582 (1988) ("Where a comprehensive federal scheme intentionally leaves a portion of the regulated field without controls, then the preemptive 13–3883(A)(5)., 104 S.Ct. 3479, 82 L.Ed.2d 778 (1984). If the police stop someone based on nothing more than possible removability, the usual predicate for an arrest is absent. When an alien is suspected of being removable, a federal official issues an administrative document called a "Notice to Appear." See 8 U.S.C. § 1229(a) ; 8 CFR § 239.1(a). The form does not authorize an arrest. Instead, it gives the alien information about the proceedings, including the time and date of the removal hearing. See 8 U.S.C. § 1229(a)(1). If an alien fails to appear, an in absentia order may direct removal. § 1229a(b)." § related decisions). And if an alien is ordered removed after a hearing, the Attorney General will issue a warrant. See 8 CFR § 241.2(a)(1). In both instances, the warrants are executed by federal officers who have received training in the enforcement of immigration law. See §§ 241.2(b), 287.5(e)(3). If no federal warrant has been issued, those officers have more limited authority. See 8 U.S.C. § 1357(a). They may arrest an alien for being "in the United States in violation of any [immigration] law or regulation," for example, but only where the alien "is likely to escape before a warrant can be obtained." § 1357(a)(2). Section 6 attempts to provide state officers even greater authority to arrest aliens on the basis of possible removability than Congress has given to trained federal immigration) who 1357(g)(1) ; see also § 1103(a)(10) (authority may be extended in the event of an "imminent mass influx of aliens arriving off the coast of the United States"); § 1252c (authority to arrest in specific circumstance after consultation with the Federal Government); § 1324(c) (authority to arrest for bringing in and harboring certain aliens). Officers covered by these agreements are subject to the Attorney General's direction and supervision. § 1357(g)(3). There are significant complexities involved in enforcing federal immigration law, including the determination whether a person is removable. See Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356, 379–380, 130 S.Ct. 1473, 1488–1490, 176 L.Ed.2d 284 (2010) (ALITO, J., concurring in judgment). As a result, the agreements reached with the Attorney General must contain written certification that officers have received adequate training to carry out the duties of an immigration officer. See § 1357(g)(2) ; cf. 8 CFR §§ 287.5(c) (arrest power contingent on training), 287.1(g) (defining the training). By authorizing state officers to decide whether an alien should be detained for being removable, § 6 violates the principle that the removal process is entrusted to the discretion of the Federal Government. See, e.g., Reno v. American–Arab Anti–Discrimination Comm., 525 U.S. 471, 483–484, 119 S.Ct. 936, 142 L.Ed.2d 940 , 125 S.Ct. 694, 160 L.Ed.2d 708 (2005) ("Removal decisions, including the selection of a removed alien's destination, may implicate [the Nation's] relations with foreign powers and require consideration of changing political and economic circumstances" (internal quotation marks omitted)); see also Galvan v. Press, 347 U.S. 522, 531, 74 S.Ct. 737, 98 L.Ed. 911 (1954) ( "Policies pertaining to the entry of aliens and their right to remain here are ... entrusted exclusively to Congress ..."); Truax v. Raich, 239 U.S. 33, 42, 36 S.Ct. 7, 60 L.Ed. 131 (1915) ("The authority to control immigration—to admit or exclude aliens—is vested solely in the Federal Government"). In defense of § 6, Arizona notes a federal statute permitting state officers to "cooperate with the Attorney General in the identification, apprehension, detention, or removal of aliens not lawfully present in the United States." 8 U.S.C. § (all Internet materials as visited June 21, 2012, and available in Clerk of Court's case file). State officials can also assist the Federal Government by responding to requests for information about when an alien will be released from their custody. See § 1357(d). But the unilateral state action to detain authorized by § 6 6 creates an obstacle to the full purposes and objectives of Congress. See Hines, 312 U.S., at 67, 61 S.Ct. 399. 11–1051(B).]." Ibid. Third, the provision must be "implemented in a manner consistent with federal laws regulating immigration, protecting the civil rights of all persons and respecting the privileges and immunities of United States citizens." § 11–1051(L). 1357(g)(10)(A). And Congress has obligated ICE to respond to any request made by state officials for verification of a person's citizenship or immigration status. See § 1373(c) ; see also §. LESC responded to more than 1 million requests for information in 2009 alone. App. 93. The United States argues that making status verification mandatory interferes with the federal immigration scheme. It is true that § 2 1644. The federal scheme thus leaves room for a policy requiring state officials to contact ICE as a routine matter. Cf. Whiting, 563 U.S., at 609–610, 131 S.Ct., at 1985–1986 (rejecting argument that federal law preempted Arizona's requirement that employers determine whether employees were eligible to work through the federal E–Verify system where the Federal Government had encouraged its use).2 Some who support the challenge to § 2, 129 S.Ct. 781, 172 L.Ed.2d 694 (2009) ; Illinois v. Caballes, 543 U.S. 405, 407, 125 S.Ct. 834, 160 L.Ed.2d 842 does not allow state or local officers to adopt this enforcement mechanism. But § 2(B) could be read to avoid these concerns. To take one example, a person might be stopped for jaywalking in Tucson and be unable to produce identification. The first sentence of § 2 12, n. 4 ("[Section 2(B) ] does not require the verification be completed during the stop or detention if that is not reasonable or practicable"); cf. Muehler v. Mena, 544 U.S. 93, 101, 125 S.Ct. 1465, 161 L.Ed.2d 299 2 2, 68 S.Ct. 222, 92 L.Ed. 210 (1948) (authority of state officers to make arrests for federal crimes is, absent federal statutory instruction, a matter of state law); Gonzales v. Peoria, 722 F.2d 468, 475–476 (C.A.9 1983) (concluding that Arizona officers have authority to enforce the criminal provisions of federal immigration law), overruled on other grounds in Hodgers–Durgin v. de la Vina, 199 F.3d 1037 (C.A.9 1999). The nature and timing of this case counsel caution in evaluating the validity of § 2 2(B) will be construed in a way that creates a conflict with federal law. Cf. Fox v. Washington, 236 U.S. 273, 277, 35 S.Ct. 383, 59 L.Ed. 573 , 80 S.Ct. 813, 4 L.Ed.2d 852 . edu/releases. 337.1(a). 3, 5(C), and 6 of S.B. 1070 are preempted. It was improper, however, to enjoin § 2. Justice SCALIA, concurring in part and dissenting in part. The United States is an indivisible "Union of sovereign States." Hinderlider v. La Plata River & Cherry Creek Ditch Co., 304 U.S. 92, 104, 58 S.Ct. 803, 82 L.Ed. 1202 ." The Law of Nations, bk. II, ch. VII, § 94, p. 309 (B. Kapossy & R. Whatmore eds.2008). See also 1 R. Phillimore, Commentaries Upon International Law, pt. III, ch. X, 233 ("It is a received maxim of International Law, that the Government of a State may prohibit the entrance of strangers into the country"). There is no doubt that "before the adoption of the constitution of the United States" each State had the authority to "prevent [itself] from being burdened by an influx of persons." Mayor of New York v. Miln, 11 Pet. 102, 132–133, 9 L.Ed. 648 (1837). And the Constitution did not strip the States of that authority. To the contrary, two of the Constitution's provisions were designed to enable the States to prevent "the intrusion of obnoxious aliens through other States." Letter from James Madison to Edmund Randolph (Aug. 27, 1782), in 1 Writings of James Madison 226 (G. Hunt ed. 1900); accord, The Federalist No. 42, pp. 269–271 (C. Rossiter ed. 1961) (J. Madison). The Articles of Confederation had provided that "the free inhabitants of each of these States, paupers, vagabonds and fugitives from justice excepted, shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of free citizens in the several States." Art. IV. This meant that an unwelcome alien could obtain all the rights of a citizen of one State simply by first becoming an inhabitant of another. To remedy this, the Constitution's Privileges and Immunities Clause provided that "[t]he Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States." Art. IV, § 2, cl. 1 (emphasis added). But if one State had particularly lax citizenship standards, it might still serve as a gateway for the entry of "obnoxious aliens" into other States. This problem was solved "by authorizing the general government to establish a uniform rule of naturalization throughout the United States." The Federalist No. 42, supra, at 271; see Art. I, § 8, cl. 4. In other words, the naturalization power was given to Congress not to abrogate States' power to exclude those they did not want, but to vindicate it.Two other provisions of the Constitution are an acknowledgment of the States' sovereign interest in protecting their borders. Article I provides that "[n]o State shall, without the Consent of the Congress, lay any Imposts or Duties on Imports or Exports, except what may be absolutely necessary for executing it's inspection Laws ." § ." Cl. 3 (emphasis added). This limits the States' sovereignty (in a way not relevant here) but leaves intact their inherent power to protect their territory. 10, p. 366 (C. Oldfather & W. Oldfather eds.1934). See generally Cleveland, Powers Inherent in Sovereignty: Indians, Aliens, Territories, and the Nineteenth Century Origins of Plenary Power Over Foreign Affairs, 81 Texas L.Rev. 1, 83–87 (2002). But the authority to exclude was universally accepted as inherent in sovereignty, whatever prudential limitations there might be on its exercise. Notwithstanding "[t]he myth of an era of unrestricted immigration" in the first 100 years of the Republic, the States enacted numerous laws restricting the immigration of certain classes of aliens, including convicted criminals, indigents, persons with contagious diseases, and (in Southern States) freed blacks. Neuman, The Lost Century of American Immigration Law (1776–1875), 93 Colum. L. Rev. 1833, 1835, 1841–1880 (1993). State laws not only provided for the removal of unwanted immigrants but also imposed penalties on unlawfully present aliens and those who aided their immigration. Id., at 1883. E.g., Va.Code Tit. 54, ch. 198, § 39 (1849) ("If a master of a vessel or other person, knowingly, import or bring into this state, from any place out of the United States, any person convicted of crime ... he shall be confined in jail for three months, and be fined one hundred dollars"). In fact, the controversy surrounding the Alien and Sedition Acts involved a debate over whether, under the Constitution, the States had exclusive authority to enact such immigration laws. Criticism of the Sedition Act has become a prominent feature of our First Amendment jurisprudence, see, e.g., New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, 376 U.S. 254, 273–276, 84 S.Ct. 710, 11 L.Ed.2d 686 (1964), but one of the Alien Acts also aroused controversy at the time: There were two Alien Acts, one of which dealt only with enemy aliens. An Act respecting Alien Enemies, Ch. 66, 1 Stat. 577. "Be it enacted by the Senate...." An Act concerning Aliens, 1 Stat. 570–571. The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions, written in denunciation of these Acts, insisted that the power to exclude unwanted aliens rested solely in the States. Jefferson's Kentucky Resolutions insisted "that alien friends are under the jurisdiction and protection of the laws of the state wherein they are [and] that no power over them has been delegated to the United States, nor prohibited to the individual states, distinct from their power over citizens." Kentucky Resolutions of 1798, reprinted in J. Powell, Languages of Power: A Sourcebook of Early American Constitutional History 131 (1991). Madison's Virginia Resolutions likewise contended that the Alien Act purported to give the President "a power nowhere delegated to the federal government." Virginia Resolutions of 1798, in id. at 134 (emphasis omitted). Notably, moreover, the Federalist proponents of the Act defended it primarily on the ground that "[t]he removal of aliens is the usual preliminary of hostility" and could therefore be justified in exercise of the Federal Government's war powers. Massachusetts Resolutions in Reply to Virginia, in id. at 136. In Mayor of New York v. Miln, this Court considered a New York statute that required the commander of any ship arriving in New York from abroad to disclose "the name, place of birth, and last legal settlement, age and occupation ... of all passengers ... with the intention of proceeding to the said city." 11 Pet., at 130–131. After discussing the sovereign authority to regulate the entrance of foreigners described by De Vattel, the Court said: "The power ... of New York to pass this law having undeniably existed at the formation of the constitution, the simple inquiry is, whether by that instrument it was taken from the states, and granted to congress; for if it were not, it yet remains with them." Id., at 132. And the Court held that it remains. Id., at 139. II 8, cl. 4, very early on, see An Act to establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization, ch. 3,." Ch. 27,, 13 S.Ct. 1016, 37 L.Ed. 905 (1893) (quoting Ekiu v. United States, 142 U.S. 651, 659, 12 S.Ct. 336, 35 L.Ed. 1146 9, 2501 – 2503 , 116 S.Ct. 1114, 134 L.Ed.2d 252 (1996) (internal quotation marks omitted). Implicit "field preemption" will not do. Nor can federal power over illegal immigration be deemed exclusive because of what the Court's opinion solicitously calls "foreign countries['] concern[s] about the status, safety, and security of their nationals in the United States," ante, at 2498.. Four years ago, for example, the Government importuned us to interfere with thoroughly constitutional state judicial procedures in the criminal trial of foreign nationals because the international community, and even an opinion of the International Court of Justice, disapproved them. See Medellín v. Texas, 552 U.S. 491, 128 S.Ct. 1346, 170 L.Ed.2d 190 (2008). We rejected that request, as we should reject the Executive's invocation of foreign-affairs considerations here. Though it may upset foreign powers—and even when the Federal Government desperately wants to avoid upsetting foreign powers—the States have the right to protect their borders against foreign nationals, just as they have the right to execute foreign nationals for murder.. I proceed to consider the challenged provisions in detail. § 2(B) "For any lawful stop, detention or arrest made by a law enforcement official ......." S.B. 1070, § 2(B), as amended, Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 11–1051(B) (West 2012). The Government has conceded that "even before Section 2 was enacted, state and local officers had state-law authority to inquire of DHS [the Department of Homeland Security] about a suspect's unlawful status and otherwise cooperate with federal immigration officers." Brief for United States 47 (citing App. 62, 82); see also Brief for United States 48–49. That concession, in my view, obviates the need for further inquiry. The Government's conflict-pre-emption claim calls on us "to determine whether, under the circumstances of this particular case, [the State's] law stands as an obstacle to the accomplishment and execution of the full purposes and objectives of Congress." Hines v. Davidowitz, 312 U.S. 52, 67, 61 S.Ct. 399, 85 L.Ed. 581 (1941) (emphasis added). It is impossible to make such a finding without a factual record concerning the manner in which Arizona is implementing these provisions—something the Government's preenforcement challenge has pretermitted. "The fact that [a law] might operate unconstitutionally under some conceivable set of circumstances is insufficient to render it wholly invalid, since we have not recognized an ‘overbreadth’ doctrine outside the limited context of the First Amendment." United States v. Salerno, 481 U.S. 739, 745, 107 S.Ct. 2095, 95 L.Ed.2d 697 (1987). And on its face, § 2(B) merely tells state officials that they are authorized to do something that they were, by the Government's concession, already authorized to do.The Court therefore properly rejects the Government's challenge, recognizing that, "[a]t this stage, without the benefit of a definitive interpretation from the state courts, it would be inappropriate to assume § 2(B) will be construed in a way that creates a conflict with federal law." Ante, at 2510. Before reaching that conclusion, however, the Court goes to great length to assuage fears that "state officers will be required to delay the release of some detainees for no reason other than to verify their immigration status." Ante, at 2509. Of course, any investigatory detention, including one under § 2(B), may become an "unreasonable ... seizur [e]," U.S. Const., Amdt. 4, if it lasts too long. See Illinois v. Caballes, 543 U.S. 405, 407, 125 S.Ct. 834, 160 L.Ed.2d 842 (2005). But that has nothing to do with this case, in which the Government claims that § 2(B) is preempted by federal immigration law, not that anyone's Fourth Amendment rights have been violated. And I know of no reason why a protracted detention that does not violate the Fourth Amendment would contradict or conflict with any federal immigration law. § 6 "A peace officer, without a warrant, may arrest a person if the officer has probable cause to believe ... [t]he person to be arrested has committed any public offense that makes the person removable from the United States." S.B. 1070, § 6(A)(5), Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 13–3883(A)(5) (West Supp.2011). This provision of S.B. 1070 expands the statutory list of offenses for which an Arizona police officer may make an arrest without a warrant. See § 13–3883. If an officer has probable cause to believe that an individual is "removable" by reason of a public offense, then a warrant is not required to make an arrest. The Government's primary contention is that § 6 is pre-empted by federal immigration law because it allows state officials to make arrests "without regard to federal priorities." Brief for United States 53. The Court's opinion focuses on limits that Congress has placed on federal officials' authority to arrest removable aliens and the possibility that state officials will make arrests "to achieve [Arizona's] own immigration policy" and "without any input from the Federal Government." Ante, at 2506. 1357(g)(10)(B) ; and "cooperat[ion]" whether he should be removed "violates the principle that the removal process is entrusted to the discretion of the Federal Government," ante, at 2506. The State's detention does not represent commencement of the removal process unless the Federal Government makes it so. 2505. It is not a federal crime, to be sure. But there is no reason Arizona cannot make it a state crime for a removable alien (or any illegal alien, for that matter) to remain present in Arizona. The Court quotes § 1226(a), which provides that, "[o]n a warrant issued by the Attorney General, an alien may be arrested and detained pending a decision on whether the alien is to be removed from the United States." Section 1357(a)(2) also provides that a federal immigration official "shall have power without warrant ... to arrest any alien in the United States, if he has reason to believe that the alien so arrested is in the United States in violation of any [federal immigration] law or regulation and is likely to escape before a warrant can be obtained for his arrest." But statutory limitations upon the actions of federal officers in enforcing the United States' power to protect its borders do not on their face apply to the actions of state officers in enforcing the State's power to protect its borders. There is no more reason to read these provisions as implying that state officialsare subject to similar limitations than there is to read them as implying that only federal officials may arrest removable aliens. And in any event neither implication would constitute the sort of clear elimination of the States' sovereign power that our cases demand. The Court raises concerns about "unnecessary harassment of some aliens ... whom federal officials determine should not be removed." Ante, at 2506. But we have no license to assume, without any support in the record, that Arizona officials would use their arrest authority under § 6 6 necessarily entails. (In my view, the State can go further than this, and punish them for their unlawful entry and presence in Arizona.) The Government complains that state officials might not heed "federal priorities.". § 3 "In addition to any violation of federal law, a person is guilty of willful failure to complete or carry an alien registration document if the person is in violation of 8 [U.S.C.] § 1304(e) or 1306(a)." S.B. 1070, § 3(A), as amended, Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 13–1509(A). It is beyond question that a State may make violation of federal law a violation of state law as well. We have held that to be so even when the interest protected is a distinctively federal interest, such as protection of the dignity of the national flag, see Halter v. Nebraska, 205 U.S. 34, 27 S.Ct. 419, 51 L.Ed. 696 (1907), or protection of the Federal Government's ability to recruit soldiers, Gilbert v. Minnesota, 254 U.S. 325, 41 S.Ct. 125, 65 L.Ed. 287 (1920). "[T]he State is not inhibited from making the national purposes its own purposes to the extent of exerting its police power to prevent its own citizens from obstructing the accomplishment of such purposes." Id., at 331, 41 S.Ct. 125 (internal quotation marks omitted). Much more is that so when, as here, the State is protecting its own interest, the integrity of its borders. And we have said that explicitly with regard to illegal immigration: "Despite the exclusive federal control of this Nation's borders, we cannot conclude that the States are without any power to deter the influx of persons entering the United States against federal law, and whose numbers might have a discernible impact on traditional state concerns." Plyler v. Doe, 457 U.S. 202, 228, n. 23, 102 S.Ct. 2382, 72 L.Ed.2d 786 (1982). The Court's opinion relies upon Hines v. Davidowitz, 312 U.S. at 52, 61 S.Ct. 399. Ante, at 2501 – 2503. But that case did not, as the Court believes, establish a "field preemption" that implicitly eliminates the States' sovereign power to exclude those whom federal law excludes. It held that the States are not permitted to establish "additional or auxiliary" registration requirements for aliens. 312 U.S., at 66–67, 61 S.Ct. 399. But § 3 does not establish additional or auxiliary registration requirements. It merely makes a violation of state law the very same failure to register and failure to carry evidence of registration that are violations of federal law. Hines does not prevent the State from relying on the federal registration system as "an available aid in the enforcement of a number of statutes of the state applicable to aliens whose constitutional validity has not been questioned." Id., at 75–76, 61 S.Ct. 399 (Stone, J., dissenting). One such statute is Arizona's law forbidding illegal aliens to collect unemployment benefits, Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 23–781(B) (West 2012). To enforce that and other laws that validly turn on alien status, Arizona has, in Justice Stone's words, an interest in knowing "the number and whereabouts of aliens within the state" and in having "a means of their identification," 312 U.S., at 75, 61 S.Ct. 399. And it can punish the aliens' failure to comply with the provisions of federal law that make that knowledge and identification possible. In some areas of uniquely federal concern—e.g., fraud in a federal administrative process ( Buckman Co. v. Plaintiffs' Legal Comm., 531 U.S. 341, 121 S.Ct. 1012, 148 L.Ed.2d 854 (2001) ) or perjury in violation of a federally required oath ( In re Loney, 134 U.S. 372, 10 S.Ct. 584, 33 L.Ed. 949 (1890) )—this Court has held that a State has no legitimate interest in enforcing a federal scheme. But the federal alien registration system is certainly not of uniquely federal interest. States, private entities, and individuals rely on the federal registration system (including the E–Verify program) on a regular basis. Arizona's legitimate interest in protecting (among other things) its unemployment-benefits system is an entirely adequate basis for making the violation of federal registration and carry requirements a violation of state law as well. The Court points out, however, ante, at 2516, that in some respects the state law exceeds the punishments prescribed by federal law: It rules out probation and pardon, which are available under federal law. The answer is that it makes no difference. Illegal immigrants who violate § 3 violate Arizona law. It is one thing to say that the Supremacy Clause prevents Arizona law from excluding those whom federal law admits. It is quite something else to say that a violation of Arizona law cannot be punished more severely than a violation of federal law. Especially where (as here) the State is defending its own sovereign interests, there is no precedent for such a limitation. The sale of illegal drugs, for example, ordinarily violates state law as well as federal law, and no one thinks that the state penalties cannot exceed the federal. As I have discussed, moreover, "field preemption" cannot establish a prohibition of additional state penalties in the area of immigration. Finally, the Government also suggests that § 3 poses an obstacle to the administration of federal immigration law, see Brief for United States 31–33, but "there is no conflict in terms, and no possibility of such conflict, [if] the state statute makes federal law its own," California v. Zook, 336 U.S. 725, 735, 69 S.Ct. 841, 93 L.Ed. 1005 (1949). It holds no fear for me, as it does for the Court, that "[w]ere § 3 to come into force, the State would have the power to bring criminal charges against individuals for violating a federal law even in circumstances where federal officials in charge of the comprehensive scheme determine that prosecution would frustrate federal policies."Ante, at 2503. That seems to me entirely appropriate when the State uses the federal law (as it must) as the criterion for the exercise of its own power, and the implementation of its own policies of excluding those who do not belong there. What I do fear—and what Arizona and the States that support it fear—is that "federal policies" of nonenforcement will leave the States helpless before those evil effects of illegal immigration that the Court's opinion dutifully recites in its prologue (ante, at ––––) but leaves unremedied in its disposition. § 5(C) "It is unlawful for a person who is unlawfully present in the United States and who is an unauthorized alien to knowingly apply for work, solicit work in a public place or perform work as an employee or independent contractor in this state." S.B. 1070, § 5(C), as amended, Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 13–2928(C) (West Supp. 2011). Here, the Court rightly starts with De Canas v. Bica, 424 U.S. 351, 96 S.Ct. 933, 47 L.Ed.2d 43 (1976), which involved a California law providing that " ‘[n]o employer shall knowingly employ an alien who is not entitled to lawful residence in the United States if such employment would have an adverse effect on lawful resident workers.’ " Id., at 352, 96 S.Ct. 933 (quoting Cal. Lab. Code Ann. § 2805(a)). This Court concluded that the California law was not pre-empted, as Congress had neither occupied the field of "regulation of employment of illegal aliens" nor expressed "the clear and manifest purpose" of displacing such state regulation. 424 U.S., at 356–357, 96 S.Ct. 933 (internal quotation marks omitted). Thus, at the time De Canas was decided, § 5(C) would have been indubitably lawful. The only relevant change is that Congress has since enacted its own restrictions on employers who hire illegal aliens, 8 U.S.C. § 1324a, in legislation that also includes some civil (but no criminal) penalties on illegal aliens who accept unlawful employment. The Court concludes from this (reasonably enough) "that Congress made a deliberate choice not to impose criminal penalties on aliens who seek, or engage in, unauthorized employment," ante, at 2513 – 2514. But that is not the same as a deliberate choice to prohibit the States from imposing criminal penalties. Congress's intent with regard to exclusion of state law need not be guessed at, but is found in the law's express pre-emption provision, which excludes "any State or local law imposing civil or criminal sanctions (other than through licensing and similar laws) upon those who employ, or recruit or refer for a fee for employment, unauthorized aliens," § 1324a(h)(2) (emphasis added). Common sense, reflected in the canon expressio unius est exclusio alterius, suggests that the specification of pre-emption for laws punishing "those who employ" implies the lack of pre-emption for other laws, including laws punishing "those who seek or accept employment." The Court has no credible response to this. It quotes our jurisprudence to the effect that an "express pre-emption provisio[n] does not bar the ordinary working of conflict pre-emption principles." Ante, at 2531 (quoting Geier v. American Honda Motor Co., 529 U.S. 861, 869, 120 S.Ct. 1913, 146 L.Ed.2d 914 (2000) (internal quotation marks omitted)). True enough—conflict preemption principles. It then goes on to say that since "Congress decided it would be inappropriate to impose criminal penalties on aliens who seek or engage in unauthorized employment," "[i]t follows that a state law to the contrary is an obstacle to the regulatory system Congress chose."Ante, at 2505. For " ‘[w]here a comprehensive federal scheme intentionally leaves a portion of the regulated field without controls, then the pre-emptive inference can be drawn.’ " Ibid. (quoting Puerto Rico Dept. of Consumer Affairs v. Isla Petroleum Corp., 485 U.S. 495, 503, 108 S.Ct. 1350, 99 L.Ed.2d 582 (1988) ). All that is a classic description not of conflict pre-emption but of field pre-emption, which (concededly) does not occur beyond the terms of an express pre-emption provision. The Court concludes that § 5(C) "would interfere with the careful balance struck by Congress," ante, at 2505, (another field pre-emption notion, by the way) but that is easy to say and impossible to demonstrate. The Court relies primarily on the fact that "[p]roposals to make unauthorized work a criminal offense were debated and discussed during the long process of drafting [the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) ]," "[b]ut Congress rejected them." Ante, at 2504. There is no more reason to believe that this rejection was expressive of a desire that there be no sanctions on employees, than expressive of a desire that such sanctions be left to the States. To tell the truth, it was most likely expressive of what inaction ordinarily expresses: nothing at all. It is a "naïve assumption that the failure of a bill to make it out of committee, or to be adopted when reported to the floor, is the same as a congressional rejection of what the bill contained." Crosby v. National Foreign Trade Council, 530 U.S. 363, 389, 120 S.Ct. 2288, 147 L.Ed.2d 352 (2000) (SCALIA, J., concurring in judgment) (internal quotation marks and brackets omitted). * * The brief for the Government in this case asserted that "the Executive Branch's ability to exercise discretion and set priorities is particularly important because of the need to allocate scarce enforcement resources wisely." Brief for United States 21. Of course there is no reason why the Federal Executive's need to allocate its scarce enforcement resources should disable Arizona from devoting its resources to illegal immigration in Arizona that in its view the Federal Executive has given short shrift. Despite Congress's prescription that "the immigration laws of the United States should be enforced vigorously and uniformly," IRCA § 115, 100 Stat. 3384, Arizona asserts without contradiction and with supporting citations: "." Brief for Petitioners 2–3 (footnote omitted). Preston & Cushman, Obama To Permit Young Migrants To Remain in U.S., N.Y. Times, June 16, 2012, p. A16. ," Memorandum from Janet Napolitano, Secretary of Homeland Security, to David V. Aguilar, Acting Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection; Alejandro Mayorkas, Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services; and John Morton, Director, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, p. 1 (June 15, 2012), online at (all Internet materials as visited June 22, 2012, and available in Clerk of Court's case file).. Id., at 2. Remarks by the President on Immigration (June 15, 2012), online at. The Court opinion's looming specter of inutterable horror—"[i]f § 3 of the Arizona statute were valid, every State could give itself independent authority to prosecute federal registration violations," ante, at 2502 . At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, the delegates contended with "the jealousy of the states with regard to their sovereignty." 1 Records of the Federal Convention 19 (M. Farrand ed.1911) (statement of Edmund Randolph). Through ratification of the fundamental charter that the Convention produced, the States ceded much of their sovereignty to the Federal Government. But much of it remained jealously guarded—as reflected in the innumerable proposals that never left Independence Hall. Now, imagine a provision—perhaps inserted right after Art. I, § 8, cl. 4, the Naturalization Clause—which included among the enumerated powers of Congress "To establish Limitations upon Immigration that will be exclusive and that will be enforced only to the extent the President deems appropriate." The delegates to the Grand Convention would have rushed to the exits.. I dissent., 129 S.Ct. 1187, 173 L.Ed.2d 51 (2009) (THOMAS, J., concurring in judgment) ("Pre-emption analysis should not be a freewheeling judicial inquiry into whether a state statute is in tension with federal objectives, but an inquiry into whether the ordinary meanings of state and federal law conflict" (brackets and 1373(c). Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 11 1644. And, federal law imposes an affirmative obligation on federal officials to respond to a State's immigration-related inquiries. §, 68 S.Ct. 222, 92 L.Ed. 210 (1948) (holding that state law determines the validity of a warrantless arrest for a violation of federal law "in [the] absence of an applicable federal statute"). Here, no federal statute purports to withdraw that authority. As Justice SCALIA notes, ante, at 25 1357(g)(10)(B). Nothing in that statute indicates that such cooperation requires a prior "request, approval, or other instruction from the Federal Government."Ante, at 2507 (majority opinion). Section 3 of S.B. 1070 makes it a crime under Arizona law for an unlawfully present alien to willfully fail to complete or carry an alien registration document in violation of 8 U.S.C. §§ 1304(e) and 130, 117 S.Ct. 1590, 137 L.Ed.2d 852 (1997) (THOMAS, J., dissenting); see, e.g., New York State Dept. of Social Servs. v. Dublino, 413 U.S. 405, 415, 93 S.Ct. 2507, 37 L.Ed.2d 688 (1973). Here, nothing in the text of the relevant federal statutes indicates that Congress intended enforcement of its registration requirements to be exclusively the province of the Federal Government. That Congress created a "full set of standards governing alien registration," ante, at 2502 (majority opinion), merely indicates that it intended the scheme to be capable of working on its own, not that it wanted to preclude the States from enforcing the federal standards. Hines v. Davidowitz, 312 U.S. 52, 61 S.Ct. 399, 85 L.Ed. 581 (1941), is not to the contrary. As Justice SCALIA explains, ante, at 2504 – 2505, 1324a(h)(2) (emphasis added). But it leaves States free to impose criminal sanctions on the employees themselves. Despite the lack of any conflict between the ordinary meaning of the Arizona law and that of the federal laws at issue here, the Court holds that various provisions of the Arizona law are pre-empted because they "stan[d] as an obstacle to the accomplishment and execution of the full purposes and objectives of Congress." Hines, supra, at 67, 61 S.Ct. 399, 129 S.Ct. 1187 (opinion concurring in judgment); see also Williamson v. Mazda Motor of America, Inc., 562 U.S. 323, 340–341, 131 S.Ct. 1131, 1133–1135, 179 L.Ed.2d 75 (2011) (opinion concurring in judgment); Haywood v. Drown, 556 U.S. 729, 767, 129 S.Ct. 2108, 173 L.Ed.2d 920 (2009) (dissenting opinion). Under the Supremacy Clause, pre-emptive effect is to be given to congressionally enacted laws, not to judicially divined legislative purposes. See Wyeth, supra, at 604, 129 S.Ct. 1187 who an officer lawfully stops, detains, or arrests "where reasonable suspicion exists that the person is an alien and is unlawfully present in the United States." Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 11–1051(B) (West 2012). Section 3 provides that an alien who willfully fails "to complete or carry an alien registration document" in violation of 8 U.S.C. § 1304(e) or § 1306(a) is guilty of a misdemeanor. Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 13–2928(C). And § 6 authorizes Arizona law enforcement officers to arrest without a warrant any person who an officer has probable cause to believe "has committed any public offense that makes the person removable from the United States." Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 13–3883(A)(5). I agree with the Court that § 2(B) is not pre-empted. That provision does not authorize or require Arizona law enforcement officers to do anything they are not already allowed to do under existing federal law. The United States' argument that § 2(B) is pre-empted, not by any federal statute or regulation, but simply by the Executive's current enforcement policy is an astounding assertion of federal executive power that the Court rightly rejects. I also agree with the Court that § 3 is pre-empted by virtue of our decision in Hines v. Davidowitz, 312 U.S. 52, 61 S.Ct. 399, 85 L.Ed. 581 (1941). Our conclusion in that case that Congress had enacted an "all-embracing system" of alien registration and that States cannot "enforce additional or auxiliary regulations," id., at 66–67, 74, 61 S.Ct. 399, forecloses Arizona's attempt here to impose additional, state-law penalties for violations of the federal registration scheme. While I agree with the Court on §§ 2(B) and 3, I part ways on §§ 5(C) and 6. The Court's holding on § 5(C) is inconsistent with De Canas v. Bica, 424 U.S. 351, 96 S.Ct. 933, 47 L.Ed.2d 43 5(C). Nor do I believe that § 6 is invalid. Like § 2(B), § 6 adds virtually nothing to the authority that Arizona law enforcement officers already exercise. And whatever little authority they have gained is consistent with federal law. Section 2(B) A Although § 2(B) of the Arizona law has occasioned much controversy, it adds nothing to the authority that Arizona law enforcement officers, like officers in all other States, already possess under federal law. For that reason, I agree with the Court that § 2 11–1051(B) (emphasis added). Section 2(B) thus comes into play only when an officer has reasonable suspicion or probable cause to believe that a person has committed a nonimmigration offense. Arizona officers plainly possessed this authority before § 2 2(B) instructs Arizona officers to make a "reasonable attempt," "when practicable," to ascertain that person's immigration status. Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 11–1051(B). Even before the Arizona Legislature enacted § 2(B), federal law permitted state and local officers to make such inquiries. In 8 U.S.C. § 1373(a) ; see also § 1373(c), requires that the Federal Government respond to any such inquiries "by providing the requested verification or status information." It comes as no surprise, therefore, that many States and localities permit their law enforcement officers to make the kinds of inquiries that § 2 2(B), Arizona has taken Congress up on that invitation. The United States does not deny that officers may, at their own discretion, inquire about the immigration status of persons whom they lawfully detain. Instead, the United States argues that § 2(B) is pre-empted because it impedes federal-state cooperation by mandating that officers verify the immigration status of every detained person if there is reason to believe that the person is unlawfully present in the country. The United States claims that § 2 2 2(B)'s blanket mandate is at odds with federal law. Nothing in the relevant federal statutes requires state and local officers to consider the Federal Government's priorities before requesting verification of a person's immigration status. Neither 8 U.S.C. § 1357(g)(10) nor § 1373(a) conditions the right of state and local officers to communicate with the Federal Government on their first taking account of its priorities. Nor does § 1373(c) condition the Federal Government's obligation to answer requests for information on the sensitivity of state and local officers to its enforcement discretion. In fact, § 1373(c) dictates that the Federal Government "shall respond" to any inquiry seeking verification of immigration status, and that command applies whether or not the requesting officer has bothered to consider federal priorities. Because no federal statute requires such consideration, § 2 2 2(B) suggests otherwise. The United States' attack on § 2, 114 S.Ct. 2268, 129 L.Ed.2d 244 (1994) (holding that "Executive Branch communications that express federal policy but lack the force of law cannot render unconstitutional" an "otherwise valid, congressionally condoned" state law). If § 2., Exercising Prosecutorial Discretion Consistent with the Civil Immigration Enforcement Priorities of the Agency for the Apprehension, Detention, and Removal of Aliens 2 2(B) "shall be implemented in a manner consistent with federal laws ... protecting the civil rights of all persons and respecting the privileges and immunities of United States citizens." Ariz.Rev.Stat. Ann. § 11–1051(L). In the situations that seem most likely to occur, enforcement of § 2(B) will present familiar Fourth Amendment questions . To take a common situation, suppose that a car is stopped for speeding, a nonimmigration offense. (Recall that § 2 1325(a). It is well established that state and local officers generally have authority to make stops and arrests for violations of federal criminal laws. See, e.g., Miller v. United States, 357 U.S. 301, 305, 78 S.Ct. 1190, 2 L.Ed.2d 1332 (1958) ; United States v. Di Re, 332 U.S. 581, 589, 68 S.Ct. 222, 92 L.Ed. 210 (1948). I see no reason why this principle should not apply to immigration crimes as well. Lower courts have so held. See, e.g., Estrada v. Rhode Island, 594 F.3d 56, 65 (C.A.1 2010) (upholding the lawfulness of a detention because the officer had an objectively reasonable belief that the arrestees "had committed immigration violations"); United States v. Vasquez–Alvarez, 176 F.3d 1294, 1296 (C.A.10 1999) (noting that "state law-enforcement officers have the general authority to investigate and make arrests for violations of federal immigration laws"); Gonzales v. Peoria, 722 F.2d 468, 475 (C.A.9 1983), overruled on other grounds, Hodgers–Durgin v. de la Vina, 199 F.3d 1037 (C.A.9 1103(a)(10) (providing for the extension of " any" immigration enforcement authority to state and local officers in the event of an "actual or imminent mass influx of aliens arriving off the coast"); § 1252c(a) (providing authority to arrest criminal aliens who had illegally reentered the country but only after consultation with the Federal Government); §, 125 S.Ct. 834, 160 L.Ed.2d 842 (2005). But if during the course of a stop an officer acquires suspicion that a detainee committed a different crime, the detention may be extended for a reasonable time to verify or dispel that suspicion. Cf. Muehler v. Mena, 544 U.S. 93, 101, 125 S.Ct. 1465, 161 L.Ed.2d 299 , 125 S.Ct. 834. Similarly, if a person is moved from the site of the stop, probable cause will likely be required. See Hayes v. Florida, 470 U.S. 811, 816, 105 S.Ct. 1643, 84 L.Ed.2d 705 2(B) should not lead to federal constitutional violations, but there is no denying that enforcement of § 2(B) will multiply the occasions on which sensitive Fourth Amendment issues will crop up. These civil-liberty concerns, I take it, are at the heart of most objections to § 2 2(B) to dispel any suspicion of unlawful presence. If Arizona accepts licenses from most States as proof of legal status, the problem of roadside detentions will be greatly mitigated. When the REAL ID Act of 2005 takes effect, the Federal Government will no longer accept state forms of identification that fail to meet certain federal requirements. § 202(a)(1), 119 Stat. 312. One requirement is that any identification be issued only on proof that the applicant is lawfully present in the United States. § 202(c)(2)(B), id., at 313. I anticipate that most, if not all, States will eventually issue forms of identification that suffice to establish lawful presence under § 2(B). Section 3 I agree that § 3, 61 S.Ct. 399., 61 S.Ct. 399. If we credit our holding in Hines that Congress has enacted "a single integrated and all-embracing system" of alien registration and that States cannot "complement" that system or "enforce additional or auxiliary regulations," id., at 66–67, 74, 61 S.Ct. 399, then Arizona's attempt to impose additional, state-law penalties for violations of federal registration requirements must be invalidated. Section 5(C) While I agree that § 3 is pre-empted, I disagree with the Court's decision to strike down § 5(C). I do so in large measure because the Court fails to give the same solicitude to our decision in De Canas, 424 U.S. 351, 96 S.Ct. 933, 47 L.Ed.2d 43,, 96 S.Ct. 933. The Court emphasized instead that "States possess broad authority under their police powers to regulate the employment relationship to protect workers within the State." Id., at 356, 96 S.Ct. 933., 96 S.Ct. 933 (some internal quotation marks omitted); see also Bates v. Dow Agrosciences LLC, 544 U.S. 431, 449, 125 S.Ct. 1788, 161 L.Ed.2d 687 2504 2504. Because § 5(C) imposes such penalties, the Court concludes that it stands as an obstacle to the method of enforcement chosen by Congress. Ante, at 2505., 123 S.Ct. 518, 154 L.Ed.2d 466 5(C), there is some evidence that Congress intended the opposite result. In making it unlawful for employers to hire unauthorized aliens, see 8 U.S.C. § 1324a(a), Congress made it clear that "any State or local law imposing civil or criminal sanctions (other than through licensing and similar laws)" upon employers was pre-empted, § 2504 – 2505. But even though the existence of that provision "does not bar the ordinary working of conflict pre-emption principles" or impose a " ‘special burden’ " against pre-emption, Geier v. American Honda Motor Co., 529 U.S. 861, 869–870, 120 S.Ct. 1913, 146 L.Ed.2d 914 (2000), it is still probative of congressional intent. And it is the intent of Congress that is the "ultimate touchstone." Retail Clerks v. Schermerhorn, 375 U.S. 96, 103, 84 S.Ct. 219, 11 L.Ed.2d 179 5 5(C) must survive. "Our precedents establish that a high threshold must be met if a state law is to be pre-empted for conflicting with the purposes of a federal Act." Chamber of Commerce of United States of America v. Whiting, 563 U.S. 582, 607, 131 S.Ct. 1968, 1985, 179 L.Ed.2d 1031 (2011) (plurality opinion) (internal quotation marks omitted). I do not believe the United States has surmounted that barrier here. Section 6 I also disagree with the Court's decision that § 6 is pre-empted. This provision adds little to the authority that Arizona officers already possess, and whatever additional authority it confers is consistent with federal law. Section 6 amended an Arizona statute that authorizes warrantless arrests. See Ariz.Rev.Stat.Ann. § 13–3883 (West 2010). Before § 6 was added, that statute already permitted arrests without a warrant for felonies, misdemeanors committed in the arresting officer's presence, petty offenses, and certain traffic-related criminal violations. See §§ 13–3883(A)(1)–(4). Largely duplicating the authority already conferred by these prior subsections, § 6 added a new subsection, § 13–105(27). In what way, if any, does § 6 enlarge the arrest authority of Arizona officers? It has been suggested that § 6 339, 361 (C.A.9, 68 S.Ct. 222; see also Miller, 357 U.S., at 305, 78 S.Ct. 1190 1357(g)(10). Under §§ 1357(g)(1)–(9), the Federal Government may enter into formal agreements with States and municipalities under which their officers may perform certain duties of a federal immigration officer. But § 2507.. To the contrary, § 1226(c)(1) commands that the Executive "shall take into custody any alien" who is deportable for having committed a specified offense. And § 1226(c)(2) substantially limits the circumstances under which the Executive has discretion to release aliens held in custody under paragraph (1). So if an officer arrests an alien who is removable for having committed one of the crimes listed in § 1226(c)(1), the Federal Government is obligated to take the alien into custody. That goes for the Executive Branch as well, which has made the apprehension and removal of criminal aliens a priority. See App. 108. That Congress generally requires the Executive to take custody of criminal aliens casts considerable doubt on the Court's concern that § 6 is an obstacle to the Federal Government's exercise of discretion. The Court claims that the authority conferred by § 6 "could be exercised without any input from the Federal Government about whether an arrest is warranted in a particular case" and that this "would allow the State to achieve its own immigration policy," resulting in the "unnecessary harassment of some aliens ... who federal officials determine should not be removed." Ante, at 2506. But § 6 to arrest the alien. To be sure, not all offenses for which officers have authority to arrest under § 6 are covered by § 1226(c)(1). As for aliens who have committed those offenses, Congress has given the Executive discretion under § 1226(a) somehow indicates a congressional desire to pre-empt unilateral state and local authority to arrest criminal aliens covered by that provision, § 6 is not pre-empted on its face given its substantial overlap with § 1226(c)(1). It bears emphasizing that § 6 6 to the crimes specified in § 1226(c)(1). And to the extent § 1226(c)(1) is unclear about which exact crimes are covered, Arizona could go even further and identify specific crimes for which there is no doubt an alien would be removable. The point is that there are plenty of permissible applications of § 6,, 107 S.Ct. 2095, 95 L.Ed.2d 697 (1987) ; see also Anderson v. Edwards, 514 U.S. 143, 155, n. 6, 115 S.Ct. 1291, 131 L.Ed.2d 178 (1995) (applying the Salerno standard in a pre-emption case). As to § 6, I do not believe the United States has carried that heavy burden. I readily admit that it can be difficult to determine whether a particular conviction will necessarily make an alien removable. See Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356, 377–378, 130 S.Ct. 1473, 1488–1489, 176 L.Ed.2d 284 (2010) (ALITO, J., concurring in judgment). -------- B Finally, the Court tells us that § 6 conflicts with federal law because it provides state and local officers with "even greater authority to arrest aliens on the basis of possible removability than Congress has given to trained federal immigration officers." Ante, at 2506. The Court points to 8 U.S.C. § 6 would allow Arizona officers to make arrests "regardless of whether a federal warrant has issued or the alien is likely to escape," ante, at 2506, the Court concludes that § 6 is an obstacle to the accomplishment of Congress' objectives. But § 6, 78 S.Ct. 1190, 2 L.Ed.2d 1332, is instructive. In that case, a District of Columbia officer, accompanied by a federal officer, made an arrest based on a suspected federal narcotics offense. Id., at 303–304, 78 S.Ct. 1190. The federal officer did not have statutory authorization to arrest without a warrant, but the local officer did. Id., at 305, 78 S.Ct. 1190. We held that District of Columbia law dictated the lawfulness of the arrest. Id., at 305–306, 78 S.Ct. 1190. Where a state or local officer makes a warrantless arrest to enforce federal law, we said that "the lawfulness of the arrest without warrant is to be determined by reference to state law." Id., at 305, 78 S.Ct. 1190. Under § 6, an Arizona officer may be authorized to make an arrest that a federal officer may not be authorized to make under § 1357(a)(2). As Miller makes clear, that fact alone does not render arrests by state or local officers pursuant to § 6 unlawful. Nor does it manifest a clear congressional intent to displace the exercise of state police powers that are brought to bear in aid of federal law.	16,614
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Heavyweights End Fall Racing at Head of the Charles Cambridge, Mass.- The Yale heavyweight rowing team finished their fall season of racing today at the 49th Head of the Charles Regatta in Cambridge, Mass. The heavyweights had two boats compete in the historic regatta, which marked their last race before the spring season. The first race of the day for the team was the Men's Championship Fours event, in which they finished 13th in a field of 20, with a time of 17:28.4. The second race was the Men's Championship Eights event. The Bulldogs finished 11th with a time of 15:02.0, in a field of 37 boats. Placing second in the event, behind OTC Amsterdam, was the USRowing national team entry. Eli alum and two-time U23 gold medalist in the eight, Tom Dethlefs '12, was rowing in the two-seat of that boat, with another Eli, 2012 Olympic bronze medalist in the men's four, Charlie Cole '07, sitting in front of him in the three-seat. The competition today marks the heavyweight's last race of the fall. Now they will refocus on their training for the spring, which will be split between work on the water and indoors, in the tanks. The team will travel to Florida over winter break to escape the soon-to-be frozen Housatonic in order to get even more time on the water. Full results from the 2013 HOCR can be found here. Report filed by Ari Zimmet '16, Yale Sports Publicity.	335
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Next Competition at Heptagonals Championships NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Bulldogs have been consistently ranked in the top 10 for the Northeast region by the U.S. Cross Country and Track & Field Cross Country Association (USTFCCA). They currently rank seventh for the week of Oct. 18. The Bulldogs have received a top 10 regional ranking in every weekly poll this season. They have not dipped below eighth and have been ranked as high as sixth in the region for the Oct. 4 rankings. Iona currently ranks first in the Northeast region. Only three Ivy League schools rank above Yale in the regional polls: Dartmouth (third), Columbia (fourth), and Cornell (sixth). Harvard ranks below at eighth, while Brown ranks 12th. In the Mid-Atlantic region, Princeton ranks first, and Penn ranks sixth. The Bulldogs have had an impressive season so far after opening with a second-place finish at the Dartmouth Invitational and reclaiming the Harvard-Yale title. They have also proved their competitiveness at the national level with a 16th place finish at the New England Championships and an eighth-place finish at last week's Penn State National. The Bulldogs will enter post-season at the Heptagonals Championships on Oct. 29 at Van Cortland Park in the Bronx, N.Y.	270
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Bulldogs Varsity Eight Edged By Brown In Grand Final At Eastern Sprints May 18, 2008 CAMDEN, N.J. - In a memorable finish, Brown's varsity eight edged Yale by a little more than one second to win the Grand Final at the Eastern Sprints on the Cooper River. The Bears crossed the line in 6:24.024, slightly ahead of the Bulldogs, who came in at 6:25.192. With the victory, Brown earned the 2008 Ivy League championship. "I thought we rowed a great race," said Yale head coach Will Porter. "If we rowed 10 times, there might be 10 different outcomes. Today was Brown's day." In the varsity boat for the Bulldogs were coxswain Mia Kanak, Taylor Ritzel, Christina Person, Tess Gerrand, Jamie Redman, Alice Henly, Maren McCrea, Caroline Nash and Christine Glandorf. It was still a very successful day for Yale. The third varsity four won the Grand Final with a time of 7:11.06. The third varsity four B also captured the Grand Final, completing the 2,000-meter course in 7:32.790. Three other Yale boats reached Grand Finals. The second varsity eight finished third, while the novice eight and novice four boats both placed sixth. "We had a day that many programs would like to have," Porter said. "Four of our boats medaled." Yale is likely to earn a berth in the NCAA Team Championship when the bids are announced on Tuesday. The varsity eight, second varsity eight and third varsity four would compete in the NCAAs. "We are in great shape for a team bid," Porter said. "I'm very confident." Yale's third varsity four continued its dream season by cruising to a nearly four-second victory over second-place Brown. In the boat for the Bulldogs were coxswain Erin Haber, Suzanne Salgado, Karrin Weisenthal, Allix Wilde and Alexandra Thompson. "It was a great race," said Salgado. "I'm so proud of everyone in the boat. It was the best race of our lives. We were calm, under control and aggressive." The conditions on the course made for a challenging race. It was mostly sunny for all of the morning heats, but by the afternoon finals, a steady rain was falling. "It started pouring right before our race," Salgado said. "There was a lot of water in the boat, and it was splashing in my face. We just tried to row above the conditions." Yale's four remained undefeated with the win. "We've just tried to take it one stroke at a time, shake off any bad practices and try to get better every day," Salgado said. Yale's third varsity four B of coxswain Alyssa Reyes, Mary Pat Wixted, Melissa King, Katherine Kazimer and Lilah Hume also captured a gold medal. The Bulldogs finished nearly four seconds ahead of second-place Brown. In the second varsity eight Grand Final, Brown won by almost seven seconds, while Dartmouth finished less than one second ahead of Yale to place second. In the second varsity for the Bulldogs were coxswain Berkley Adrio, Katherine Adams, Cara Dermody, Jennie Hansen, Catherine Hart, Stephanie Madner, Emily Matykiewicz, Lee Glandorf and Rebecca Nadal. Yale's novice eight of coxswain Sarah Brownlee, Amanda Grady, Lauren Ross, Hayden Mulligan, Roxanne Carini, Jennifer Zeckendorf, Mary Freeman, Mary Barrosse-Antle and Lily Blair rowed a strong heat to earn a berth in the Grand Final. The Bulldogs finished in 7:06.987. Brown was first with a time of 6:44.968. Yale's novice four completed the course in 8:43.710 to place sixth. Columbia won the race with a time of 7:59.828. In the boat for the Bulldogs were coxswain Christina Lin, Lily Twining, Alexandra Cook, Ariel Baker-Gibbs and Phoebe Hinton. Yale's third varsity four C of coxswain Ruoxi Wu, Ryan McCarthy, Zoe Ballance, Laura Gottesdiener and Margaret Sullivan won the Petite Final with a time of 8:06.244, nearly four seconds ahead of second-place Penn. Results Varsity Eight Grand Final 1. Brown 6:24.024 2. Yale 6:25.192 3. Radcliffe 6:30.554 4. Princeton 6:31.111 5. Penn 6:41.578 6. Boston Univ. 6:44.199 Second Varsity Eight Grand Final 1. Brown 6:36.972 2. Dartmouth 6:43.629 3. Yale 6:44.101 4. Radcliffe 6:54.132 5. Boston University 6:57.598 6. Cornell 7:03.599 Third Varsity Four Grand Final 1. Yale 7:11.706 2. Brown 7:15.782 3. Radcliffe 7:26.094 4. Penn 7:28.943 5. Princeton 7:38.787 6. Dartmouth 7:43.413 Novice Eight Grand Final 1. Brown 6:44.968 2. Princeton 6:49.978 3. Cornell 6:52.703 4. Radcliffe 6:53.038 5. Dartmouth 7:02.306 6. Yale 7:06.987 Third Varsity Four B Grand Final 1. Yale B 7:32.790 2. Brown B 7:36.318 3. Syracuse B 7:43.656 4. Dartmouth B 7:47.622 5. Radcliffe B 7:57.694 6. Boston University B 8:17.375 Third Varsity Four C Petite Final 1. Yale C 8:06.244 2. Penn B 8:10.626 3. Bucknell B 8:16.090 4. Navy B 8:17.008 5. Columbia B 8:22.326 6. Penn C 8:32.961 Novice Four Grand Final 1. Columbia 7:59.828 2. Penn 8:03.214 3. Princeton 8:03.760 4. Dartmouth 8:08.623 5. Georgetown 8:29.409 6. Yale 8:43.710 Report filed by Tim Bennett, Yale Sports Publicity	1,435
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FROSBURG, Md. –. Hutson's four points were courtesy of three goals and one assist as he now leads the Green and White with 54 points and 41 goals during his rookie year while also contributing 13 assists. Hutson's numbers already put him fourth all-time for the Spartans in single-season points and goals while he has notched the most goals for a freshman in the history of the Spartan program. Krolus' three came by way of two goals and one helper. The skillful sophomore midfielder currently leads the squad with 15 assists on the year. The first half saw the Spartans take a 6-1 lead through the first 30 minutes of play, an advantage they would extend to 11-1 in the second half. B.J. Blaker and Hutson put York on the board first with a pair of unassisted tallies at the 10:00 and 4:17 marks of the first quarter. Following a Bobcat goal, the Green and White responded with nine straight, all during the second and third quarters. Four unanswered second-quarter tallies took York into the half with the aforementioned 6-1 margin before they registered five more in the third quarter. During that nine-goal run, Hutson posted two of his goals as well as his assist while Krolus found the back of the net twice. In diverse fashion, seven different Spartans notched goals during that spurt as Blaker, Justin Aita, John Powell, Andrew Taylor, and Marcus Coppola also hit paydirt. Up 11-1 heading in the fourth, the Spartans added three more to their side of the board, including Tyler Bortner's first collegiate goal, and finished off a 14-6 CAC triumph. For the game, the Spartans held a 49-31 lead in shots as well as a 40-33 advantage in ground balls. Krolus collected five of those 40 Spartan ground balls while goalkeeper Tyler Powell picked up six. Powell recorded the win in the cage as he made ten saves over his 54:06 of work as his goals against average drops to 7.84 on the season. Dylan Heath and David Puglisi, who registered two saves in his first collegiate appearance, finished off the tilt for the Green and White. Chris Rios tallied twice and Dan Dowd provided a goal and two assists to lead the Bobcats offensively. Goalkeeper Alex Sharrer takes the loss despite making 13 saves over his 60 minutes. York returns home to Kinsley Field on Wednesday, April 18, for their final regular season game of the 2012 season. The Spartans are scheduled to square off with CAC foe Mary Washington in a 4:00 pm tilt. PHOTO: Seth Krolus with the ball during York's game against McDaniel earlier this season. Courtesy of David Sinclair -	599
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Newsroom News Releases Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government to Receive $1.2 Million to Revitalize Brownfields Release Date: 05/16/2007 Contact Information: Laura Niles, (404) 562-8353/ [email protected] (ATLANTA – May 16, 2007) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Kentucky Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet and the City of Louisville will celebrate the award of $1.2 million in EPA brownfields grants to the Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government on Friday, May 18, 2007 at the Rhodia Site in Louisville. Brownfields are sites where expansion, redevelopment, or reuse may be complicated by the presence or potential presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant. WHO: EPA Regional Administrator Jimmy Palmer and Kentucky Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet Secretary Teresa J. Hill WHAT: Award ceremony for $1.2 million in EPA brownfields grants to the Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government. WHEN: Friday, May 18, 2007 at 9:00 am WHERE: Rhodia Site in the Park Hill Industrial Corridor 1515 South 11th Street Louisville, KY 40210	261
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The two cabbies push through the double doors and Eric says, “Huh.” James laughs a little. They cross to the taxi stand – James is number one, and Eric two – and drape themselves against James’s front fender. It will take a few minutes for the plane to actually land and for the people to claim their bags and come outside. This early it’s mostly suits coming to town on business. Once in a while an early-rising family. No tourists until mid-morning, generally speaking. Eric doesn’t mind dawdling there. He and James have become amigos all over again, twenty years later, and it’s nice, standing there in shirtsleeves in the sunlight that comes at a slant across the river and settles itself over the airport like a softly shaken blanket. There’s a little breeze kicking dust devils along the terminal lane. After a while Eric looks over and says, “About all that brother stuff.” “What took you so long?” James says. “I had to think about it.” James snorts. They often snort at each other. “No, really,” Eric says. “Am I not a cabbie?” “Can’t deny it.” “And listen, was I not a skycap, too?” “Rumor has it.” James looks into his coffee cup, takes a quick sip. “If you prick me, do I not bleed?” James rolls his eyes because he knows Eric is showing off. He’s way more educated than Eric—has a master’s in comparative lit from Columbia, and taught for a while at Colby. But he also turned out to be someone who couldn’t hack academia, which is why he’s back in town, temporarily driving taxi for Stormin’ Norman Lavin. “And where do I abide?” Eric says. James doesn’t bother to answer. The fact is Eric has been staying with James at his father’s rooming house. How Eric ended up there was, he came back to Maine to see his mother and brother on a lark, and when that went better than expected, he decided to go crazy and look up the old man, too. But Johnny Lunden was at the Togus VA facility, drying out, which meant Eric had to hole up somewhere if he was going to wait, which he decided to do because it had taken him almost a decade to decide to come back, and who knew when he’d work up the ambition to try it again. He ran out of money after a couple of weeks, and Early Blake – James’s father – helped get him in at the airport. He lugged baggage, then jumped to a cabbie job. When James reappeared it was a surprise, but they reconnected over a few games of backyard hoop – they’d always had similar games: made the smart pass, played serious D, weren’t gunners – and then when James began driving too – he needed something mindless to do for a while – they were together a lot, just like the old days. “That’s all well and good,” James says now. “But . . . ?” “There’s context involved.” “Such as?” “Well,” James says, “one’s heritage.” “As to that,” Eric says, “who really knows any more?” “Most folks have an idea.” Eric puts an arm next to James’s. He’s a bit olive-y anyway, and likes his sun. He shakes his arm to emphasize the scant difference. “Are you making some kind of a point?” James says. “A family of Nordics,” Eric says, “and I show up.” “So there was an Italian in the woodpile.” Eric takes his arm back. “One day,” he says, “I closed the bar at the Trade Winds, and I was walking across the parking lot when these two assholes came out of one of those street-level rooms, yelling the N-word.” James raises his eyebrows. “At you?” “Correct.” “Huh,” James says. “So what happened?” “When they got close one of them said, ‘Hey, you ain’t a—!” Eric makes a nasty face to indicate the word he’d stopped using, even in jokes, a few years back. “Then they turned around and went back to their room.” “Crestfallen, no doubt,” James says. “Crushed,” Eric says. “Poor lads,” James says. “Racists have feelings too, you know.” “Anyway, the point is—” “The point is, it was dark out and they were probably drunk.” They work on their coffee. Pretty soon the Maine Air twin lands and rolls out and taxis toward the terminal. They’re the only scheduled carrier that comes into Baxter, a little commuter that flies Cessnas back and forth to Boston. “Another time,” Eric says, and James groans. “No, listen. I’m walking back from the store with a six-pack, and this girl I happen to know is going the other way, and it seems like she’s purposefully not looking at me, so when we’re about to pass I reach out and grab her arm. She jumps a foot. ‘Oh, my God!’ she says, ‘I thought you were some black dude.’ ” “Well!” James says. “No wonder she jumped.” “She didn’t mean it like that. Anyway, the point is—” “Yeah, I know,” James says. He takes a final slurp of coffee, walks the empty cup across to the trash can. There’s a paperback sticking out of his back pocket. He and Eric are both notorious for reading in the cabs—it drives Lavin crazy—but James’s books are apt to have the word treatise on their covers, while Eric’s tend more toward busty blondes and revolvers. James comes back and the old baggage belt starts up—you can hear it lurching and clanking into gear—and Eric warns, “I got more,” as he drifts down to his own cab to wait. “I was afraid of that,” James says. After ten minutes the clatter shuts down and people start coming outside. First are a couple of old ladies, arms linked, dragging suitcases on wheels. Seeing James in the number-one spot, they veer toward Eric, smiling like harpies. “Sorry, ladies,” Eric says. “That other gentleman is first.” James snorts under his breath. One of the old ladies rolls her eyes over toward him and then back to Eric, staring fixedly, trying to will him into some kind of tribal understanding. “No problem, ladies,” James calls over. “It’s perfectly all right.” “Absolutely not!” Eric protests. “I wouldn’t think of it!” It’s all bullshit, of course. James is pretending to be unflappable, and Eric is feigning righteousness, but actually neither wants anything to do with the old ladies because whoever transports them will inevitably have to hump their bags up three flights of stairs into a place that smells like stale crumpets and old cat litter in exchange for a minuscule tip, if any. Eric has the leverage, though, because James is first up, so when he marches them over and more or less stuffs them into James’s cab, James can’t do anything about it. “There you go, brother,” Eric says. James smirks. He walks around the front of the car and gets in behind the wheel. He looks over his shoulder and says, “To the Ritz, ladies?” “What?” one of the old ladies honks. “No!” James puts the cab in gear and pulls out into the lane. He leans sideways and throws the meter as they head off. Eric gets into his own cab and moves it up to the first position. When two suits come out of the terminal, heading his way, he scrambles to get the door for them. They walk right past, though—they’ve got somebody waiting in the temporary lot—without even an apologetic glance. Eric throws the door shut a little harder than necessary. “Excuse me?” someone says then. This skinny kid is dragging a big case on wheels with one hand and holding a duffel over his shoulder with the other. Eric looks around, hoping one of the Vietnamese cabbies might be pulling in. They’re usually happy to take anybody at all. If Eric was to walk down and say, “You want this kid?” they’d jump at the chance and maybe even thank him in the process. But they’re not around, so it looks like the joke might be on Eric. Kids traveling solo are even worse tippers than nasty old ladies. Eric imagines James will have a good laugh when he hears who Eric ended up with. Or with whom I ended up, Eric will have to say, or James will correct him. “Excuse me, sir?” the kid says again. “Could you take me home?” Eric looks a little more carefully at him. Blond hair, nice teeth. Sometimes you can’t tell because they all dress alike—this kid has cutoff jeans and a Red Sox T-shirt—but then you hear them speak and revise your original estimation. “Okay,” he says. He pops the trunk and wrestles the big case in. “Oof!” The kid laughs. “Sorry.” “That makes two of us,” Eric says. “What the heck are you smuggling?” “Just my cello.” Eric’s mental cash register dings. He puts the other bag in and goes for the door. The kid asks if he can ride in front, and that’s usually a no-no, but Eric doubts this kid is going to be much of a threat. This little rich kid home from music camp. He projects a big tip for delivering the family scion home safely. His imagination takes over then, and he pictures Mommy the nubile trophy wife, coming out to pay in her bathrobe, fresh from a steamy shower, all pink and moist and probably halfway to a self-induced climax because her aging and fabulously wealthy husband has run off to the hedge fund office with barely a backwards glance. Eric throws the meter. “Camden?” he says. “Chestnut Street, perhaps?” The kid looks at him. “How’d you know?” “Not allowed to tell,” Eric says happily. “Trade secret.” They pull into the terminal lane and roll out to the River Road. Eric drives up to Baxter and cuts across to Route 1. He stops at the intersection across from the Elks Club, and while they’re waiting, remembers asking James if he wanted to go over for a swim after work – Eric had a guest pass – and the way James had looked at him, as if he had two heads. “The Elks Club?” James said. “Serious?” It took Eric a moment. “You can’t swim there?” “Is there a Sons of the Confederacy nearby?” James said. “Maybe we could drop in for lunch afterwards.” Eric apologized, but James threw him to the wolves anyway when they walked into the office to cash out, telling Lavin all about his innocent invitation. Lavin thought it was pretty funny. He barked out a laugh and rasped: “Can I go too?” around his omnipresent, unlit cigar. “Hey, go get Trang,” he said. “See if he and his old man want to come along. We’ll invade the sonofabitches!” It still makes Eric cringe, but then there’s a break in the traffic and he whips the cab out onto Route 1 and heads for Camden. About halfway there, the kid says, “How did you guess Chestnut Street, anyway?” “It was the cello.” The kid smiles and looks out the window. They pass the new McDonald’s and run along past the hospital and through Rockport and on to Camden. They go into town to the five-way intersection and double back onto Chestnut Street. Riding up the hill, Eric looks out at the harbor and all the jutting masts. A block further and they’re smack-dab in the high-rent district, impressive old homes rising on both sides of the elm-lined street. “Tell me when,” Eric says. “Right there,” the kid says, pointing at a tall Victorian with a colonnaded porch, huge bay windows, fancy scroll-worked eaves, and a wide lawn stretching downhill toward the water. The gate is open so Eric drives on in. He takes them to the top of the drive and the kid says “Keep going,” pointing to an offshoot that leads around the corner of the house. “What, the servants’ entrance?” The kid looks at him. “Pretty much.” They follow the drive to a smaller place, built in the same style as the big house. Probably the carriage house originally, and Eric gets why the kid thinks it’s funny. His fantasy starts to fade. “Home, sweet home,” the kid says. They get out and Eric wrestles the cello out of the trunk. “My mom will pay you.” Eric hands him the duffel and follows him onto the porch and inside. The kid takes the cello case and sort of runs it into a corner of the hallway and throws his other bag down and scampers off. Eric looks through the doorways flanking the entryway. You can tell the place was pretty fancy back in the day, but it’s plainly furnished now. After a bit, the kid and his mother come back. She turns out to be your plain, ordinary mom in her thirties, tired-looking, a little rushed. She’s nice enough, though, and gives Eric a decent gratuity. You never can tell. Eric walks outside and the kid follows. “My mom works for the rich folks,” he says. “That’s who paid for music camp. Braces, too,” he adds, showing his teeth. He watches Eric get in the cab and waves, sort of clumsily, the way kids do. Eric waves back and drives down Chestnut. He doubles back through town, thinking about the kid and his mom. Then he uses the rest of the ride to rehearse a story for James, the one he was getting ready to tell when the flight came in. He wants to get the details right. It’s a good story, he thinks. He could start with him quitting his family and escaping to Florida, but he maybe he’ll skip that part and go right to when he ran out of money and got caught stealing food. From there on it’s really good—how they took him into a back room at the grocery store and sat him down next to another kid they’d busted. How his ill-gotten steak and the other kid’s pilfered ham sat on the table, tagged as evidence, and how the other kid grinned at him and rolled his eyes and said, “Nice timing, brother.” “Shut up, you two,” the man guarding them said. He was watching through a window for other scofflaws. He hadn’t spotted any though by the time the cops came and took Eric and his new acquaintance outside. The other kid’s name was Jerrod, and they talked all the way to the hoosegow. “You came all the way down here to get busted?” Jerrod said. “Expanding my horizons,” Eric said. Jerrod used his whole body when he laughed. They rode on, trying to stay upright on the bouncing bench seats. It wasn’t easy because they’d been left handcuffed. Finally they arrived and their driver marched them inside and they were booked: fingerprints, shoelaces and belts, wallets, the whole deal. “What’s this?” Jerrod said. “Crime of the century?” “Shut your mouth,” the cop inking his thumb said. When they were grudgingly offered a phone call, Jerrod shook his head, but Eric called Maine and left a message, just on the odd chance that his mother would give a damn and come through. It was getting dark when they reached a big communal cell with bunks at one end and showers at the other, and eight other occupants. The door clanged shut with a sound just like in the movies, and the sheriff shuffled off without a backward glance. Eric turned to face his cellmates, trying not to seem too nervous, but sticking pretty close to his new friend, who seemed to know people from the way he was reaching out, tapping fingers, mumbling greetings. “Who your friend, J?” The speaker sat on a cot under the single barred window. He was probably forty, and had a definite air of authority. He looked sort of fierce, actually. “Caught us the same place, X,” Jerrod said. The older man stood up and stepped close to Eric. They were the same height, but he outweighed Eric by forty pounds or so. “What’s a skinny little mother-fucker like you doing in jail?” he said. “I don’t know,” Eric said. “I was trying to steal some supper.’ “Trying to steal you some mother-fucking supper!” He looked around the cell with wide eyes. “I guess we got us a bad man here!” Everybody laughed, and he looked back at Eric. “What’s your name, boy?” “Eric.” It seemed like a silly name, all at once. “Huh,” the older man said. “Around here, everybody calls me X.” “Yes, sir,” Eric said. “That’s because I reject the white man’s slave names.” “Don’t blame you,” Eric said, ludicrously. X stared a little harder, but let it go. He held a hand upright, and after Eric figured out what was expected, they shook, brother-style. Then X nodded and said, “All right. I guess you can call me X, too, since you in here with the rest of us.” “I think I’ll just go with ‘sir.’ ” X grinned at Jerrod, then looked back at Eric. “All right,” he said, “come on. You little boys need some work. Come on, y’all,” he said, turning to include everybody else. “Fall in.” They lined up and he led them in small-space calisthenics, a routine he’d obviously directed before. He talked the whole time, exhorting them to work hard, to stay strong. They went at it long enough that when he finally called a stop, Eric was exhausted, but proud he’d made it through. Everybody headed for the showers, so he fell in and took his turn. There were two stations with four showerheads each, and they stood in two circles, soaping up, sneaking looks at one another as the water hissed down. On a bench next to the shower room was a pile of rough towels, and they dried off and put their clothes back on. Eric stretched out on the cot next to Jerrod’s. Voices rumbled, the men conversing in twos and threes. Eric could hear yelling and swearing from other cells, some of it in Spanish. Then the lights went low and it got relatively quiet, but you could still hear doors opening and shutting, people calling out. At one point something rang like a school bell, then there was a loud, extended buzz. Eric was pretty keyed up, and wouldn’t have thought he’d be able to sleep. But sometime later, when he heard his name called, then called loudly again, he realized he’d been lost to the world. He sat up, saw a beefy guard hulking outside the cell door. “I said get on out here,” the guard said. When Eric gets back to the airport there are two empty cabs at the taxi stand, Trang’s and James’s. Nobody’s in the baggage area, so he goes into the little coffee shop and gets a cup to go. Trang’s sitting at the counter, and he smiles and says hello. Eric walks down to the new end of the terminal and finds James by the door opposite the ticket counter, talking to Early and Tate, both old-timers sitting in plastic chairs against the wall. James is telling a story – performing it, really, waving his arms and stalking around tight-assed – and the two older men are leaning against each other, lifting their feet up and down, helpless expressions on their faces. When Eric walks up, James turns with leftover tears in his eyes. “What’s so funny?” Eric says. “Oh,” James says, “nothing much.” The old-timers giggle, and James rolls his eyes. “Foolish old men. Let’s get outside.” “Gentlemen,” Eric says to the skycaps. He turns to follow James. “So long, brother,” Tate croaks from behind them. There’s the slightest hitch in James’s gait, but he keeps moving. Eric doesn’t look back. They walk to the baggage area, pass through the double doors and cross the lane to the taxi stand. Trang is standing at attention by his cab, first up, and he waves and smiles. Eric waves back and leans against James’s vehicle, turning his face up to the sun. It’s still nice, with just enough breeze to keep things comfortable. After a minute or two, James says, “So, let’s hear the rest of it.” But Eric just says, “That’s all right,” because he’s changed his mind about Florida. It’s not just Tate and that business in the terminal, either. He was already having second thoughts, because in reviewing the story, in taking it all the way to the end, he remembered a couple of things. How he had someone to wire money for bail, for one. And then there was the way the guard, after letting him out of the cell, matter-of-factly locked the rest of them back in, as if that was a normal thing to do. And finally, how when Eric said, “Take it easy, you guys,” nobody in the cell acknowledged him, not X, not even Jerrod. He couldn’t tell the story and leave that stuff out, right? So when James looks at him, he just shrugs. “Suit yourself,” James drawls. And now Eric feels this brother that he might have added lolling between them, like some kind of ghostly balloon. James is quite aware of it too, from the way he smirks into his coffee cup. But neither of them says anything. It could be that they’ve just missed the moment. Or maybe it’s simply gotten too noisy, because inside the terminal the old baggage belt has lurched back to life, and it’s not a bit quieter than it ever was. They stand there listening as it rumbles along its same old track, carrying the same old baggage. They can picture it twisting and swiveling through the archaic end of the building, probably just dying to pinch someone’s unsuspecting ass. J.	4,948
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Who's Talking About You? As human beings we are curious creatures. Many of us want to know what's going... As human beings we are curious creatures. Many of us want to know what’s going on, who’s saying what, who’s talking about us and when planning your social media strategy it’s even more important. What is it they say? You’ve only got 10 seconds to create a good first impression. Whether you are a Fortune 500 Company or an individual, you need a brand that will create a good first impression. This includes not only your logo, but it also carries across to your social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook fan pages as well as your online marketing such as your website or blog. I will admit, there are many sites online that I wish mine was more like theirs, I guess you could say I have “blog envy”. But, rather than dwell on the negative, I continue to make my site better because I know each week I will have new visitors. I know I will make a good first impression to new people as I continue to make improvements. The point I’m trying to make is regardless of where you are now; it’s never too late to start improving to make a good first impression. Once you’ve got your branding taken care of you definitely want to concentrate on who’s talking about you! I’ve discussed Twitter in previous posts. I’ve talked about how to get listed, get retweeted, get more followers, and be more social with other people who use Twitter. Another important feature of Twitter many individuals and businesses overlook is researching their own brand. Search your own brand name, or put a hashtag (#) on your posts when possible to find out who’s talking about you. (i.e. If I wanted to search for CNN I would more likely find more tweets in a search with #CNN. Then – when you’re big and famous like CNN or perhaps sooner – other people will also put that hashtag with your brand.) Some of the larger companies have individuals whose primary function is to search who’s talking about them on Twitter. They will search either by using the brand name or a hashtag. They need to do this throughout the day in case there are negative comments so they can quickly and publicly address the issue in a positive manner. (i.e. A customer has a bad experience with a restaurant, the restaurant is on top of their game and addresses it immediately by tweeting “I’m so sorry you had a bad experience, please contact our customer support at xxx.xxx.xxxx and we will be happy to address this immediately.” The customer’s complaint was addressed, but more importantly, the customer’s followers SAW the complaint was addressed because the restaurant replied immediately. That’s a GREAT social media strategy by listening to who’s talking about you on Twitter. There are some tools you can use so you don’t have to stay glued to your laptop all the time, one is Tweetbeep. That’s just one example of course how you can keep track of who’s talking about you online. If you have a Facebook fan page, or a website with a customer support area or forum, hopefully any complaints would be posted there so public complaints could also be issued. If you do have a Facebook fan page, you want to make sure you monitor the page closely so you can address the complaints and the compliments in a timely manner. Regardless of what the comments are, your customers, followers, or fans, want to know you are listening because if you aren’t chances are your competitors are! If you have any questions or comments, feel free to post them on my fan page or here in the comments section!! Reply Retweet Favorite 2:17am - 15 Sep '14 - 1 hour ago Reply Retweet Favorite 2:17am - 15 Sep '14 - 1 hour ago Reply Retweet Favorite 2:15am - 15 Sep '14 - 1 hour ago Reply Retweet Favorite 2:15am - 15 Sep '14 - 1 hour ago Reply Retweet Favorite 2:14am - 15 Sep '14 - 1 hour ago Do you use your YouTube Playlist? You Should! If... Why configure your LinkedIn profile? I was recently... I had the opportunity to attend Atlanta’s Digital... When my friend Miriam Slozberg asked me if I would... You know you have great content. You are offering... Karla CamposSeptember 3, 2011 at 11:56 am Great video that explains Twitter hashtags and how to find out who is talking about you. I will be sure to share with clients who have no idea how Twitter works, have an awesome day! KnikkoletteSeptember 3, 2011 at 11:43 pm Thanks Karla, glad you enjoyed the post. Samantha BangayanSeptember 3, 2011 at 4:15 pm I hadn’t even thought of this, Knikki! I already have Google Alerts set up with my own name as a keyword, but I hadn’t thought of doing something similar with Twitter! It would be great if there were some sort of software that could handle alerts on all social media accounts even if people didn’t mention or tag us. =) Thanks for letting me know about Tweetbeep! It sounds super useful! =) KnikkoletteSeptember 3, 2011 at 11:46 pm I’m sure there is a software that monitors across all platforms, but not for free… I’d be interested to find one that does that as well! Thanks for commenting! Jayna LockeSeptember 7, 2011 at 3:17 pm Hi Knikkolette, I definitely learned some things from this post and video. I also want to go back now and look through all the links to related posts as I know there are many gems I can pick up from you! Jayna KnikkoletteSeptember 7, 2011 at 9:24 pm Hi Jayna, I’m glad I was able to help you with this post and I hope you will go through the rest to see what else might be helpful. I appreciate you reading and commenting! Stan FarynaSeptember 17, 2011 at 6:21 pm Good post, Knikki. I’d add another thing regarding who’s talking about you. It’s the cake. You want people out there that are praising and recommending you by name and link. On their blog or in the comments they make at other blogs. Of course, you want it to be honest, sincere, and from the heart. I’ve found that the best way to encourage others to shout out about your awesomeness in their blogs is to include them in your blog. And if you want to encourage them to shout out about you in their blog comments on other blogs, shout out about their awesomeness when you make comments on other people’s blogs. Think of it as reciprocation plus (R+). I did that for Yomar Lopez ( ) here: My friend Carolyn ( ) mentioned me here recently: If you get to know my blog, you’ll notice that I mention my online friends often. Just like I did here for Jesse ( ) These aren’t second rate back links either. [grin] They are prime link. It shows you really care. Also, I invite commentators on my blog to feel free to leave a link in addition to their comment – a link and title about a recent blog post. Stan Recently on my blog: Empty-handed and Less Traveled Roads. And other social media. KnikkoletteSeptember 17, 2011 at 7:56 pm Those are FABULOUS ideas Stan! Thanks so much for sharing! You can bet I will start implementing the R+ soon! Knikkolette MarkSeptember 18, 2011 at 3:31 am Branding is important online as once you are on a lot of platforms it can really take off, first impressions do count a lot I have noticed this through several theme changes over the years. I have noticed changes happen each time I have upgraded my theme, the most significant one was just recently this year in February. My traffic and page views doubled within a month. Due to me purchasing a premium WordPress theme. It is very true, what you say, first impressions do count a lot. Probably more than we realise, thanks for the video explaining twitter hash tags as not everybody knows how to use them. I’m pretty sure that people will gain something from this post. KnikkoletteSeptember 18, 2011 at 9:16 pm Thanks for your views Mark – your opinion is greatly appreciated! Knikkolette DeeoneOctober 19, 2011 at 1:55 pm Awesome post and very insightful Knikkolette! I had no idea about Tweetdeck! That’s really going to come in handy for me. It’s sure is going to beat checking HootSuite every five minutes or so. Thanks for that helpful tip! Deeone recently posted..It’s Not The End, Butterfly Part 1	1,878
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Like many randonneurs, Felkerino and I have decided to throw our hat in the ring for this year’s edition of Paris-Brest-Paris (PBP). (We plan to be part of the 84-hour starting group.) This great ride, which kicks off in August, requires that riders complete a full brevet series – that is, a 200K, 300K, 400K, and 600K – in order to participate. I don’t always write about 200Ks anymore, but since I’d like to keep some kind of log about the journey to PBP, this ride gets a blog post. Felkerino and I had missed our club’s first 200K due to being on a weeklong bike tour, and looked forward to logging our first PBP qualifier on April 8. Morning miles on the 200K Unfortunately, a week before the ride I came down with a fever and chest cold and I was spending every day leading up to the ride just praying that I could make it to the start. Seriously, it’s been a while since I’ve been that sick. A look at the brevet calendar showed that the 200Ks in the region were winding down so this 200K needed to happen, or we were already going to be one ride behind. Lucky for my PBP hopes and dreams, my hacking cough and congestion abated just enough so that a 200K this past Saturday was possible. Enjoyable at times, even. PBP is like that – it puts a person into make it happen mode, when in other years you might let a ride pass you by. The Nokesville Nomad 200K is a moderately tuned ride with about 6,000 feet of climbing, none of it very severe. Riders essentially do a figure eight in and around Warrenton, Virginia, and even though the terrain is pleasant the route doesn’t really go anywhere with the exception of hitting Warrenton multiple times so it’s not a very exciting route compared to others the club has run in the past. A.J.’s convenience store at mile 77, where the clerk told us to “Keep it up!” Nevermind excitement, though. I was happy to do a moderate route on a day when I was feeling less than stellar. The most cumbersome part of this ride was the number of information controls the route required due to the number of times the 200K crossed over itself. D.C. Randonneurs has made a special investment in brevet pencils WITH ERASERS this year, though, so that added a degree of novelty to our randonneuring paperwork. Felkerino’s and my five-day ride from Flagstaff, Arizona to Los Angeles, California, gave our early season riding fitness a nice jolt so the miles ticked away pretty steadily. The fact that we were riding our aluminum Co-Motion and not the heavy steel Co-Motion Java we took on tour made it feel like we were carrying decent speed throughout the day. We didn’t tear through the course, but we rode with purpose and ended up with 45 minutes or so off the bike for the day – a good total for us. In the afternoon, the day warmed up and after my toes warmed up I actually enjoyed being a bike rider. It’s a great feeling to ride in the sunshine. And most exciting, Felkerino and I have one PBP qualifier in the bank. Categories: 200K, Brevets, Randonneuring Bicycle Quarterly has a nice article on four PBP riders. Good luck with the qualifiers!	738
Extremely Limber Woman Doing Yoga Will Arouse (Or Terrify) You We don’t know if this is sexy, but we do know it’s eye-catching. This woman is doing yoga. Yoga is all about breathing, but we cannot understand how she is breathing with her body folded up like a Rand McNally map. She may have found inner peace, but it looks like she found even more outer pain.	86
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Teki Gill-Caesar Adds Indiana, Marquette Offers. There was discussion on Gill-Caesar reclassifying to 2014, but in the end he decided against it and will remain at Huntington (W.V.) Prep for another year. Plenty of schools are after the Canadian star, but the time has not come yet for his list to be cut. “I have no time set up,” Gill-Caesar said. As for what will help him make his decision, the 2015 forward did have more to say. “Somewhere where I will be able to play, play a lot of minutes,” Gill-Caesar told SNY.tv. “I want to be able to play my game and be comfortable with the guys on the floor and have a coach that is confident in my game.” Follow Adam Zagoria on Twitter And like ZAGS on Facebook - Get Livefyre	185
Food Court: As of July 2, 2019 the renovations are well underway. Tile has been removed, new units are taking shape. Ceiling is opened up and the old Orange Julius location is now being re-built for the new design. The newly renovated washrooms are open! Access is throughthe food court only. The food court is still open during renovations.	74
Six long, bloodstained days have passed since Israel launched its barbaric attack on Lebanon without succeeding in exacting a significant military toll on the resistance itself. Six days are exactly what it took Israel to deal a crushing and humiliating military defeat to the largely inferior armies of Egypt, Syria and Jordan in June 1967, and to subsequently occupy the Palestinian Gaza Strip and West Bank, including East Jerusalem, the Syrian Golan Heights, and the Egyptian Sinai peninsula. How the â€œMiddle Eastâ€ has changed in the past 4 decades! Indeed, thanks to the Lebanese resistance, and to an extent its Palestinian counterpart, this volatile zone is undergoing radical transformation from a region where Arab regimes — and societies, more or less — have largely internalized defeat and US-Israeli hegemony as fate to one that is palpably rebuilding its confidence in the future and its hope for an era of justice and peace, without colonial and racist oppression. This is certainly not the â€œNew Middle Eastâ€ that had been on the agenda before the current Palestinian intifada broke out. Shimon Peres, the current Israeli deputy prime minister and one of the few remaining historic Zionist leaders, often spoke during the heyday of the Oslo â€œpeace processâ€ between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) of his vision for a new Middle East, where Israel and its Arab â€œneighborsâ€ would live in harmony, peace and common prosperity. For the uninitiated in Zionist talk, this translates into an official Arab capitulation to Israelâ€™s hegemony over the Middle East, opening up lucrative Arab markets to its advanced economy and to its insatiable desire for becoming a regional empire. Conspicuously missing from Peresâ€™s grand plan was a just solution of the Arab-Israeli conflict which, according to international law, would entail ending Israelâ€™s occupation and colonization of the Palestinian, Syrian and Lebanese territories occupied in 1967; recognizing the rights of Palestinian refugees to return to their lands, from which they were ethnically cleansed to establish Israel on the ruins of their society; and ending Israelâ€™s system of racial discrimination against its own Palestinian citizens, who are denied any semblance of equality in a state that not only discriminates against them in the provision of basic services and recognition of fundamental rights, but precludes them from its very self-definition as well. After six days of Israelâ€™s aggression against Lebanon — ostensibly to free two of its soldiers captured by Hizbullah in a stunningly sophisticated military operation at the Lebanese-Israeli border — and its deliberate, gradual massacre of innocent Lebanese civilians as a tactic to erode Hizbullahâ€™s public support, the Lebanese resistance has not only persevered but has also dealt Israel some unexpectedly harsh blows that have already succeeded in lastingly changing the face of the Middle East. While the West chose to ignore the plight of Arab civilians who have fallen victim to these latest Israeli war crimes, the Arab world did not miss the blunt felling of several other â€œvictims,â€ illusions and myths that have hitherto been perceived by many as facts of life. The first of those victims is Israelâ€™s â€œdeterrence.â€ Israel explicitly admitted that its deliberate use of overwhelming — or â€œdisproportionate,â€ in the Westâ€™s sanitized language — force was aimed at recovering its â€œdamaged deterrence.â€ Its patent means for achieving this end is through indiscriminate killing and gratuitous devastation, both intended to reinforce Israelâ€™s image in the collective â€œArab mindâ€ as an invincible, unrivaled power in the region, and, crucially, as a â€œmad dogâ€ that knows no rational bounds to the exercise of brute force to achieve its objectives, as Moshe Dayan once advocated. From this perspective, instilling despair and utter fear becomes Israelâ€™s weapon of choice in psychological warfare, the tools of which it has mastered for decades. Accordingly, hope among the oppressed must be crushed at any price lest it leads to upheaval and open defiance to the oppressive order. What Hizbullah did in six days, coming at the heels of six years of open Palestinian defiance in the occupied Palestinian territory (OPT), is nothing less than tearing down that â€œiron wallâ€ of Arab hopelessness, thereby further undermining the foundations of Israelâ€™s deterrent capability. Another casualty of Israelâ€™s double-aggression on Gaza and Lebanon is the official Westâ€™s claim to moral consistency, decency, or even respect for international law. Western governments have, by and large, openly or bashfully supported Israelâ€™s invasion of Gaza and its ruthless bombardment of Lebanon as a form of â€œself-defence,â€ overlooking the standard definition of this notion and the limits set on it in international legal conventions. European submission to, or voluntary adoption of, the US doctrine that only Israel is entitled to the right to â€œdefendâ€ itself in this conflict betrays Europeâ€™s collusion in reinforcing a key pillar in the US empireâ€™s world view: might makes right, and international law can take a hike. As an editorial in the Guardian today rightly states, â€œNot calling clearly for a truce at once could suggest [Europeâ€™s] complicity with what Israel is doing and the US is tacitly backing: using overwhelming force to defeat or cripple Hizbullah, whatever the consequences for Lebanon or the region.â€ Furthermore, by expressing a nauseatingly unbalanced concern over loss of Israeli lives — military and civilian — while comparatively devaluing loss of life among Arab civilians in Lebanon and Gaza to little more than a nuisance that may potentially blemish Israelâ€™s otherwise bright image, Western officials and most of the sheepish, corporate-controlled mainstream media in the West have betrayed a level of naked racism that many had thought extinct in these beacons of democracy and enlightenment. Reflecting this phenomenon, a recent New York Times editorial, for instance, describes Israelâ€™s atrocities in Lebanon as â€œfar-reaching military responsesâ€ that are â€œlegally and morally justified.â€ Of course this hardly comes as a surprise to anyone closely monitoring Western political and cultural discourse about the Arab world, as expressed by officials, pundits and media editorials. Still, the unmitigated disregard for the sanctity of human life in the â€œglobal southâ€ in general, whether in Afghanistan, Iraq, Guantanamo Bay, Rwanda, Palestine or Lebanon, in comparison with Western — including Israeli — lives, is a disturbing reminder that racism, far from being an ugly memory of the colonial Westâ€™s past, is live and kicking and abundantly present in its corridors of power, singularly affecting its decision making vs. the Middle East. At the core of this resilient bigotry is a common view — not always overtly articulated — of non-whites as merely relative humans, lacking some of the basic attributes associated with â€œfullâ€ humans, i.e. whites. The essentially equal worth of all human life, irrespective of ethnicity, color, gender or faith, has again become among many Western elites a matter of opinion. The latest fatality in Israelâ€™s war of aggression is the Arab-Israeli â€œpeace process.â€ The Arab Leagueâ€™s Secretary General, Mr. Amr Moussa, has officially announced its death in a press conference held right after the emergency meeting of Arab foreign ministers in Cairo on Saturday. Again, this is not news to any observer of this process of deception, which was carefully designed to legitimize Israelâ€™s control over parts of the occupied Palestinian territory and its denial of some of the inalienable rights of the people of Palestine, as well as to dictate Israelâ€™s terms for â€œpeace,â€ namely unqualified Arab submission to its injustice. Given all the real and virtual victims of Israelâ€™s ongoing trashing of international law and mockery of the so-called international political system, purportedly headed by the UN,. Israel embarked on its latest bloody adventure hoping to change the rules of the game. People of conscience everywhere can indeed hand it brand new â€œrules of the gameâ€: turning it into a pariah state until it fully complies with its obligations under international law and starts treating its victims as equal humans who deserve full human and political rights, most crucial of which is their unassailable right to live in freedom and dignity. Omar Barghouti is an independent Palestinian analyst.	1,777
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Dream chasing feels heavy sometimes with the amount of decisions we have to make. I feel like Mel Gibson at the end of Braveheart, my favorite movie. He is being tortured by having his arms and legs stretched in different directions. The strain on his joints as horses pull causes him to experience tremendous agony. Freedom! He ends up yelling before he loses his life. That about sums up my brain at times. I think, I’m going to go this way, then someone mentions a new piece of information and then I zig-zag. Never mind, I will head this way. You and I will never reach our fullest potential acting in this manner. Momentum happens over time so we need to learn how to stop over analyzing. These 5 steps help me to forge ahead in a direction. 1. Perfection is a myth. This is the root of all the over analyzing. The myth that decisions are perfect; that if you just make the right choice it will all be wonderful. The clouds will part, light will shine down on you and the angles will sing. Look at this man; he chose wisely. Make the wrong choice and you will be miserable and everyone will point and laugh. This is not reality. We make the best choice with the information that we have. 2. Life of learning. This is the mindset we should have. No matter if we choose the best choice or the worst we will learn. We will be perfecting our choices. That should be our measuring stick. Perfecting, not perfection. Focus on health and you will grow in your decision-making. This will take a lot of the fear out of acting on a decision. 3. Set a deadline. Set a deadline of when you will stop thinking and choose how long you will travel in that direction. When I started writing I didn’t know if I would enjoy it. I knew I wanted to help people and I knew I liked restoring. That was all the information I had so I dedicated to write for a year no matter what. That will end in five weeks and then a new decision will be made. 4. Narrow or broaden your view. If you are a big picture person come down to earth for a minute. If you are a narrow vision person expand your horizon. We all tend to look at life one way. I look at the big picture too much. I need to come back down to earth and look at life in a different way. Which way do you naturally look at things? Change it up and it can help you make decisions. 5. Stop asking others. I am way too guilty of this. Are you? I ask so many people and surprise they all have different counsel. There comes a point when you have to shut up and stop asking other people what you should do. Make decisions that you don’t need a co-signer for. You don’t need approval except for your spouse. People will not like your decisions and that is okay. Stop asking! These 5 things should help you make a decision, but ultimately the battle is between your ears. Your decision is not life or death. If you don’t like the decision, just make a new one. Be blessed on your journey. What helps you make decisions?	653
Grind House Reviews \| Red Wing Heritage Iron Ranger Please subscribe, like, comment + share our video. The Red Wing Brand Determined to make really good work boots, Charles Backman founded the company Red Wing in 1905 to make his dream a reality. Today, the company is one of the largest work boot brands, still staying true to their roots and personable manufacturing processes. In Red Wing’s shoemaking process, the first step is the cutting of leather. Highly trained leather cutters carefully lay out the cutting dies on every hide. From there, they carefully select the leathers that will be used. The selected leather pieces are sewn together to form the upper of the shoe. Interestingly, the Puritan sewing machines that did the job when Red Wing was founded are still used today for sewing jobs. Next, the fitted upper is pulled over the shoe last giving the shoe its final shape and form. The leather welt is then sewn together with the upper and the leather insole using the traditional Goodyear welt construction process patented in 1869. After this, the sole is stitched or glued to the midsole, thus completing the shoemaking process. The very last step in inspection. All shoes are carefully inspected twice before being packed into shoeboxes. In addition, shoes are cleaned, polished, brushed and finished by a team of expert shoe finishers. Last year, both Tony and Pete were able to tour the Red Wing Factory to view their processes. It was pretty neat! Red Wing Sizing + Fit Red Wing uses standard US sizing. MNS: 7-13. M-D + W-2E widths available. When it comes to sizing, specifically with the Iron Ranger, we recommend you go down a half size to a full size depending on your foot. This is a work boot and it will require a “breaking in” period. A really well made boot such as this will take 3-4 weeks to fully break in. Rest assured, once they break in – you’ll love them. There is a thin layer of cork in the construction that will adhere nicely to the shape of your toes, arch, the ball of the foot, etc. It will only get more comfortable in time. Stop in and we can explore the idea of placing a Birkenstock or SuperFeet insert into this boot as well. Red Wing Heritage Iron Ranger Summary. Simply, it’s an OG classic. When it comes to materials, this boot is built to last. Inside, you have a layer of prime leather and cork for extra comfort (once you get past the breaking in period) and the Vibram outsole will give you extra grip. Overall, this a great boot that you can wear for work, casual, or dress. Shop the Red Wing Heritage Iron Ranger. Questions? Call 262.657.9142 or visit us in-store at 6821 39th Avenue, Kenosha WI 53142. Are you a brand interested in being featured in our next video? Email [email protected].	626
Dear friends, welcome to another episode of favorite recipes. This event is guest hosted by Amrita of Sweet ‘n’ Savory. She has great blog and amazing recipes. Last month it was great fun to host vegetarian recipes event, I got 159 entries, you will amazed to see the vegetarian recipes collection, take a peek at here. So don your apron and cook some tasty and delicious rice dishes. Hope over to Sweet ‘n’ Savory blog to see the rules If you want to contact me please e-mail at [email protected]. This event is open to guest hosting. Great event,happy hosting to both of you .. great event.. will try to send some great-secret-of-life.blogspot.com Happy hosting Swathi. Happy hosting !! Join my ongoing EP events-Asafoetida OR Fennel seeds @ Divya’s Culinary Journey Super event !! Swathi, I will make something special for your event.	199
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Things You May Not Know About Jimi Hendrix – All That Jazz. [VIDEO] The next album after ‘Electric Ladyland’ that Jimi was planning was to have a special guest on it. Jimi had big plans to record it with the great Miles Davis (trumpeter), Davis’s music was heavily influenced by Hendrix that he was blowing off his traditional jazz for jazz-fusion which you can hear on his album ‘Bitches Brew’ (1970). Miles and Jimi agreed to the laid out terms of the collaboration but Jimi died before the album got under way. Miles Davis “Bitches Brew Full Album”: Click the buttons at the bottom for more on Jimi Hendrix – - – - Orange Jumpsuit Or Green Uniform	156
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Introducing our Maryland Fall Interns! We're happy to have three students working in our Baltimore office this fall! Coming from different schools, backgrounds, and perspectives, all three will be helping us advance our organizing and research on zero waste, sewage and septic systems, and more. You'll be hearing more from them on this blog soon; but in the meantime, here's a little bit about them! Adam Gaynor, Master of Public Health, University of Maryland My interest in the environment stems from how it effects our health. I spent a lot of time outside growing up. Most of the time was spent in parks and trails away from the urban settings where many of us spend most of our time. I have the spent the past several years living in different cities which sparked my interest on how the ways we modify the environment in cities affects our health. I am a current graduate student at the University of Maryland, Baltimore and am currently working towards a Master’s in Public Health with a concentration in community and population health. This concentration in community and population health allows me to focus on how diseases can be prevented to groups of people, rather than focusing on treating people at the individual level. I have had an interest in the factors that contribute to chronic diseases since I started the program in 2018. My past research has been on how air pollution in urban settings leads to chronic diseases such as asthma and hypertension. After working on how air pollution effects our health in urban settings, I wanted to go further and explore our health is affected by water quality. This led me to Clean Water Action, where my research is focusing mostly on the effects of commercial composting, landfills, and incinerators on our health. The ultimate goal is to find real solutions for reducing the amount of pollution we produce in order to create positive outcomes for everyone’s health in Baltimore City. When I graduate in December, I plan on working in chronic disease prevention through community programming and education. This includes working with people to stay as healthy as possible by making healthy choices and by working to improve their environment in order to achieve the best possible health outcomes. David Rekoski, Master of Business Administration, University of Baltimore My name is David. I am a first-year graduate student in the Merrick School of Business at the University of Baltimore. My area of study is in finance and economics, with a focus on the financial implications of the green economy. I am from Towson, Maryland, and graduated college with a degree in Political Thought and Social Justice. This major has taken me to West Africa to research the environmental impacts of third-world industrializing nations. During my time in college, I have written papers on the nature of justice and the individual’s relation to the environment. After college, I got into the restaurant industry, working in numerous Baltimore fine-dining restaurants. During this time, I became introduced to local agriculture and initiating zero-waste policies into the restaurant industry, in order to promote more sustainable practices. Consequently, this led to an interest in the financial side of these concepts, including collective choice and sustainable practices to develop the localized economy. This includes zero-waste initiatives and developing clean sources of water to further the economic benefits of the community. As a result, I chose to engage in graduate school to understand the financial implications of environmental policies within the green economy. By working with local restaurant, and the agricultural community within Baltimore, I have been able to develop insight into the issues surrounding the community on the impact of environmental issues that individuals face in implanting greener sustainable practices, including the effects that business owners face when trying to incorporate sustainable practices. This interest in creating an environmentally sustainable economy, has led me to intern at Clean Water Action. While interning at Clean Water Action, it is my hope that I will be able to gain a greater insight into the financial issues in which the implementation of sustainable practices would affect the community. Additionally, it is my intention to understand the financial distress that sewage backups and the degradation of clean water has on the community. This research will allow for a greater conceptualization of the economic implications that these issues have on the greater Baltimore community. After this intern, it is my intention to utilize this understanding to continue academic research on the economic effects of zero-waste and clean water. Eventually, I would want to continue this research into a Doctor of Economics to formalize research into academic studies to gain further insight into the benefits of a green economy on the welfare of the community. Solomon Brooks, Environmental Technology Program, Western School of Technology and Environmental Science Hello, my name is Solomon Brooks and I am proud to be interning at Clean Water Action! I currently attend Western School of Technology and Environmental Science in Catonsville as a senior in the environmental technology program. My school provides a work-based learning program in order for me to partake in the privilege of being able to participating in this wonderful experience for the duration of the school year. I have been interested in the concept of environmental justice since the Flint, Michigan crisis first began, and have done projects in school pertaining to the concept as applies to a broader context. I saw the concept firsthand, and closer when the issue of the BRESCO incinerator became more publicized in Baltimore. As a person interested in the pursuit of justice and equity for disadvantaged communities, I became interested in Clean Water Action’s Baltimore office as somewhere I could intern with the work-based learning program and I see it will be an amazing experience! With Clean Water Action, I will be working on, and am interested in Baltimore’s sanitary system overflows and sewage issues, especially concerning the expedited reimbursement program through Baltimore city addressing overflow into houses. I plan to participate in a variety of activities with Clean Water Action in order to help address the issues that the organization is working on in Baltimore city and Maryland. Next year I plan to go to college to pursue a degree in Civil Engineering and I strongly believe that the work Clean Water Action is doing, especially as applies to sewage will give me insight into the social and ethical ramifications of work I could potentially do in the future, should I become a Civil Engineer. While I am interning here, It can be banked on that I will do my best to contribute in any way I possibly can in order to further the good work being done by Clean Water Action and carry on the insight I gain here into the far future. I am willing and ready to put my all into helping pursue a sustainable and bright future for the Baltimore community and peoples!	1,312
Retired boxer-turned-entertainer Oscar De La Hoya has been inducted in to the sport’s Hall of Fame. The fighter, nicknamed Golden Boy, became one of the ring’s true heavyweights when he joined the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota, New York on Sunday. De La Hoya joined Felix Trinidad and undefeated Super Middleweight World Champion Joe Calzaghe among the Class of 2014 and admitted he was thrilled with his latest honor. He said, “Today marks an incredible personal achievement, but it is only the latest milestone that never would have been possible without my family, my friends and, most of all, my fans.” The honor comes less than a year after De La Hoya hit the headlines in September after announcing he was seeking help following a relapse in his battle to stay sober. He extended his rehab stay a month later.	178
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Beluga lentils. Where have you been my whole life? Really. Not around my parts as far as I know. I’ve lived without you for some 30-odd years, but I’m now determined to carve a niche for you in my heart. You’ve charmed me with you diminutive size, dusky color, and, certainly not the least of it, the way you remain perky when other lentils would have gone to mush – making you perfect for all sorts of salad-type preparations. Or just to have in the chiller, cooked and at the ready, for tossing into any impromptu lunch. I found and procured these beluga lentils on a recent trip to Barcelona. I had seen them in cookbooks and other blogs but, as they are not readily available here, have never tried them before now. We have other lentils, mostly the brown types. You can also find puy lentils in some specialty stores. But beluga lentils I have yet to come across. When I saw a jar of them at the spice stall in La Boqueria I was torn. My suitcase was getting dangerously heavy and I didn’t have any kilos to spare. I looked at the lady imploringly and asked, in my broken Spanish, what was the smallest portion she would sell me. I explained about my living on an island (ok, group of islands) in Asia with no beluga lentils, about my suitcase bursting at the seams, about my wanting to just have a taste of these famous lentils for once in my life. Moved by my story (or desperate to stop the barrage of my horrific Spanish) she packed a 250-gram bag for me. The most common use for lentils here is the Spanish dish lentejas, which is much like a soup or stew. For these little black pearls though I wanted a more delicate preparation that would highlight the beans more (as opposed to melting them away in a soup – albeit a delicious one!) and maintain their sprightly personality. I decided a more bean-salad type treatment would be ideal (as is really more popular with this type of lentils). And if bacon and balsamic roasted shallots are not quite so delicate, I think the deliciousness of this dish totally justifies the addition. Beluga Lentils with Bacon & Balsamic Roasted Shallots - ¾ - 1 cup shallots, peeled but left whole - Olive oil - Balsamic vinegar - 1 cup beluga lentils, cleaned and picked over - 2 1/2 water - 150 grams slab bacon, cut into lardons or strips - 1-2 cloves garlic, minced or pressed (through a garlic press) - 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil - 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar - Sea salt - Freshly cracked black pepper - 1/2 teaspoon lemon zest - 1 tablespoon chopped parsley - Optional: sun-dried or oven-roasted tomatoes, goat’s cheese or cottage cheese - While your shallots are roasting, place lentils and water in a pan, cover, and cook for about 25-30 minutes. Cook them just until soft, no further. Drain and set aside. - While the shallots are roasting and the lentils are cooking, heat a non-stick skillet over medium high heat. When hot, add the bacon and fry until some of the fat has rendered and the edges are toasty. - In a bowl whisk together the garlic, extra virgin olive oil, 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar. Add salt and pepper to taste and whisk again. Pour dressing, parsley, and lemon rind over cooked and drained lentils and toss gently, taking care not to smoosh the lentils. Add cooked bacon (and some of the bacon drippings too!) and roasted shallots. Toss gently again. Top with sun-dried tomatoes and cheese if using. I absolutely love the way beluga lentils hold their shape when cooked. They are ideal in a salad, although what you add is completely up to you and your imagination. I think beans and bacon are a magic combination (although I could be rightly accused of thinking that anything with bacon is a magic combination) and the balsamic roasted shallots, all soft and sweet and sticky, do well with the lentils' earthiness. You can pile a bit on a sundried tomato and top with some fresh white cheese for a tasty appetizer, or you can just toss the tomato and cheese with the beans as part of the salad. Goats cheese would be excellent, but my organic farmer gifted me with a circle of fresh cottage cheese that they have just started making so I used that instead*. I imagine this would also be good atop some brown rice with a splodge of garlic-herb yogurt. Now, if only it was easy to find them here. If only I didn’t have to cross an ocean to obtain some! I remain optimistic however. I will search every specialty food store and delicatessen until I find these lentils. We will meet again my friend. P.S. If anyone has seen beluga lentils in Manila please let me know! :) *SO excited that my organic farmer has started offering cheese! This batch was firm and creamy and perfect in thick slices atop warm toast with a drizzling of honey. 21 comments: such a lovely salad!! I also want to incorporate more lentils in my diet. i need to find some to try. They sound wonderful. I'm swooning with you! I love these lentils too. Your dish is gorgeous Joey! That dish looks so appetizing and delicious! Bacon is made to be paired with lentils and so are rosated shallots and balsamic vinegar. ;-P Cheers, Rosa Wow, this sounds like a delicious combination! Hi Anh! Lentils are fabulous and a great source of protein. Little C loves them too! :) Hi Barbara! They are! Hope you can find them where you are! :) Hi Tanna! Thank you! Wish they were more available here… Thanks Rosa! Yes, it is definitely a great pairing! Hi Kalyn! I really like how this combination works…and of course bacon is quite close to my heart :) Looks really good! Looks absolutely delicious! And boy, you take really great food photos! Both delicious photos there! I love lentils too; they are so healthy and such a lovely texture. Thanks for sharing your recipe.) I had to do a double-take: I could have sworn those wee beads on the platter were caviar and not lentils! I can just imagine how fabulous this dish would be as a side for a chicken tagine with preserved lemons - sublime! Yum! I adore lentils! Especially in salads such as this one. Hi Joei! Thanks :) Hi Grace! Thank you! My models are nice and obedient ;) Hi Brittany! Another lentil fan! Hope you get to try it :) Hi Katiez! Six hours away and your 2nd favorite city…why wait! :) I would love to be closer to that awesome market myself! Hi Midge! They are truly wonderful…now to hunt for some enterprising importer! Oooh, sounds good with a chicken tagine…mmm! Hi Paola! I have been more used to them in stews…now I am definitely going to explore the world of lentil salads more! They are wonderful :) I have honestly never had these type of lentils before, thank you for introducing them to me = ) The dish looks so alluring and delish, the photos look superb too!!! Thanks! Lori I think I will love this salad. The beans must be nice. But I like the beans to be soft too, specially in soup. Don't know will it be good if cook the beans till soft with this recipe!!? :) OMG that looks delicious! I like the way you started your post -- An "ode" to the beluga lentil. ("Where have you been all my life...) Happy Friday! Hi! I fell in love with lentils the first time I tasted it with pasta, which unfortunately I can't remember the recipe. I am so curious as to where to find lentils in Manila. I can't seem to find one in the grocery. :( I love your blog! It inspired me to cook and write again. :) Thank you! Abby This recipe looks divine and I agree that Bacon and beens are wonderful together! This looks so delicious! Hi myFudo! Thank you! This was my first time to have them…and they were delicious! Hi Lori! Egypt! A place that has always enthralled me! I have been once and I would love to immerse myself a bit more :) I hope you find beluga lentils over there! 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With Lance Stephenson’s free agency looming and the bitter taste of the 2014 playoffs still lingering, 8 Points, 9 Seconds sits down to talk about the potential roster moves of the Indiana Pacers. 1. Do the Pacers need to make a trade, or can the run the same starting 5 from this season? Jalen Bishop: They don’t necessarily need to make a groundbreaking trade but the Pacers cannot send out the same starting five next season. Their identity was steamrolled by Miami and that identity should die and never return. If the NBA is a copycat league, the Pacers will shape an offense similar to this year’s Atlanta Hawks, Phoenix Suns or San Antonio Spurs. Assuming they re-sign Stephenson, a pairing with George should be high paced on offense. If they can’t make a trade at all, and have the same roster as next year, they should get David West to start shooting threes. A lot of them. Jon Washburn: Well, considering the trades that are probably available, I think the Pacers would be better off to run back the same team. Obviously, I would love to see them flip Roy Hibbert for DeAndre Jordan or George Hill for Ty Lawson – but neither of those trades are really all that profitable – this isn’t NBA 2K where you can do whatever trades you want…you have to give up something to get something. The reality is that the Pacers really were a good team this season until things went South. The Heat aren’t that much better than this team and will be another year older. Even a 5% improvement from Lance Stephenson and Paul George might be enough to get the Pacers over the top. But what if the Heat get Carmelo? Well, that would be lame — but there’s not much the Pacers or anyone else can do in that situation other than hope Wade is as washed up as he looks in these Finals. Jared Wade: Given their cap situation and the unlikelihood of finding a deal that makes them better for next season, it probably makes the most sense to bring back the starters. I don’t think Roy Hibbert returns much at this point, and George Hill’s salary makes him almost a negative asset. Unless they want to shake things up in a major way to take a step back and build around Paul George, they don’t have a lot of great options. Ben Gibson: I’d hazard a guess the Pacers will at least start the season with the same starters, but I wouldn’t be shocked if one of them (outside of Paul George) was traded. We saw both the floor and the ceiling of the Pacers last season and the were equally disastrous as one was beautiful. Roy Hibbert’s trade value can’t be great right now, and I don’t think it would get much worse if he starts of the 2014-15 campaign slow. Any team trading for him would be betting on a change of scenery kick-starting Roy again. But maybe an offseason and some time away from the game does the same for Pacers. Maybe they start off the new season with and looking like the team they were October through January. I think with the possible moves in Miami, New York and the rest of the Eastern Conference, Indiana remains in a holding pattern for now. Will Rettig: The Pacers need to trade. In some way or some form, changes must happen and that starts with trades for Indiana because, fortunately or unfortunately, there are no big-name free agents. Three consecutive defeats at the hands of the Miami Heat screams attention from the front office, and I assume Indy will pull the trigger on a deal. 2. If the Pacers don’t resign Lance Stephenson, who should they consider bringing in? Bishop: There’s actually a handful of okay players Indiana could sign. This player preferably should be able to spread the floor and dribble off of closeouts. Vince Carter can do that. Jodie Meeks had a breakout season. Xavier Henry played well but injuries stalled his season. Chris Douglas-Roberts has cool hair and can shoot behind the arc. Non shooting guard wise, Indiana should consider strongly consider Anthony Tolliver. He’s a power forward that shoots 40 percent at the three-point line and was a decent defender for Charlotte’s top ten defense. Washburn: First, the Pacers should resign Lance Stephenson at almost any cost because nobody would come close to replacing his value for the midlevel exception. In the unfortunate event that Lance doesn’t come back, I actually think Evan Turner might be the best option. He was terrible with the Pacers this year because he couldn’t play with Lance, but I could definitely see him succeeding in a Lance-less Indiana offense, though his defense would still be pretty bad. Really, I’m just hoping that Cleanthony Early falls to the second round and the Pacers can trade up a little bit to get him — the dude is gonna be a stud, but teams aren’t excited about him because he’s 23 and doesn’t have much upside. Wade: Could they afford Kyle Lowry? (Spoiler alert: They cannot.) Trevor Ariva or Luol Deng could both fit nicely into their defensive system, but neither is creative on the other end and we would likely see an even less dynamic offense, if that is possible. Shawn Marion might have a year left in him. Gibson: Outside of the guys mentioned above, I’d like to think Avery Bradley could be an options for the Pacers due to his defensive efforts and could replace Lance’s offense. But he is an injury risk, but hey, we didn’t talk any about Steph Curry’s ankles this year, right? But it all depends on the price any of these guys demand. The Pacers have limited cap room so I think once the first few free agent moves happen, we’ll have a better idea of what the market is for a possible Lance-placement. Rettig: Indy should look for another young, rising star that still boasts some potential. Re-signing Lance is likely the Pacers’ top choice at the shooting guard spot, but there are other options out there. What remains to be seen is how the Pacers want to use Solomon Hill, if at all, and what they do in the draft. 3. George Hill and Roy Hibbert are the names tossed around most in the trade rumors. Which player do you think is more expendable in a trade? Bishop: Both are equally expendable. I don’t want to single one out however I don’t think Hill was that bad on the court. He shouldn’t be the starting point guard but he’s a good spot-up shooter. Interestingly enough, George Hill ranked second on the team in both win shares and win shares per 48 minutes during the playoffs. Washburn: To me, Hibbert is far less expendable. There just aren’t that many great defensive big men in this league and even though he slipped at the end of the year, he still defends the rim better than anyone. As much as I like George Hill as a person and Indiana native, you can pretty easily get 90% of his production for 1/2 the price. I’m not sure that’s the case with Hibbert. Now if this question means, “Who is more likely to be traded?” then I have no idea. Nothing would surprise me at this point. Wade: Both are expendable. They have structured their defense around both Roy Hibbert’s talents and limitations, but I believe Vogel could insert another capable center and still make things work — perhaps expanding the defense’s versatility. It would be difficult, but not impossible. Hill is obviously limited and replacing him with a more creative playmaker could do dividends on offense (while perhaps putting even more defensive pressure on the wings). Gibson: As far as the system, neither seems very expendable. The wingspans of Hill, Stephenson, and George on the perimeter allow the Pacers to run the system they do. Less capable defenders might have a heavy affect on the way Indiana funnels guys into bad mid-range shots or into the arms Hibbert. If either is traded the Pacers will need an equal defender or may need to re-calibrate the defense. Rettig: Roy Hibbert brings more to the table, and still has some upside, in my opinion. His presence on defense is undeniably important to the Pacers’ success, while George Hill simply plays a clean game and handles the ball. Both contracts seem equally difficult to fit in any trade scenario, but I think either player could be dealt. A point guard similar to Rajon Rondo is exactly what Indy needs. 4. Not much has been made of potential trade partners, but who do you think the Pacers can realistically trade for? Bishop: If the Pacers complete a trade, they won’t get a player that can move the needle likely. Trading away David West could bring that player, but I don’t know any team that is looking for a 33-year old power forward on a monster deal that cannot stretch the floor past 20 feet. Washburn: I’m just not certain a trade is necessary. If the Pacers trade Hibbert/West, then they are sacrificing their biggest advantage they have against 25 of the 29 other teams. If they stay pat, they still don’t match up well to Miami’s small-ball lineup. It’s a tough decision. I think the best hope is to run it back and hope each young player improves and West doesn’t decline too much. Wade: I honestly can’t see any trade that would keep them as good as just re-signing Lance Stephenson unless they start sacrificing future draft picks, which feels like it would be a looming catastrophe given the team’s fiscal concerns. Gibson: Again, I think it is a wait and see situation. I don’t think they are going to get much right now for anyone other than PG, and that’d be stupid, obviously. The Pacers just weren’t themselves after January 19th, 2014. Without knowing exactly what the chemistry issues were and who they came from, it hard to say what trade needs made. I just hope Indiana doesn’t get into a Ron Artest situation where they back Stephenson and then he ends up demanding a trade soon after. If an off season helps wipe away those chemistry issues then I don’t think a trade is needed. But if one or two guys can’t put that behind them, then it will be time to fire up the Trade Machine. Rettig: With Larry Bird, Donnie Walsh and Kevin Pritchard, not much is unrealistic. As mentioned in response to the first question, I don’t see Indy reaching the NBA Finals with their current starting five, and a trade could help them dethrone the Big Three in Miami. 5.How much should Pacers’ fans trust Larry Bird this offseason? Bishop: Yes. Larry Bird hasn’t done anything to lose that trust. Fans should trust the vision that he will take in the coming weeks and months. Washburn: Kind of. Larry Bird is a great evaluator of talent, but I’m not sure how well he and Vogel work together on implementing those pieces. Bird found Paul George late in the lottery, Lance Stephenson in the second round, traded Jermaine O’Neal’s corpse for Roy Hibbert, and flipped Danny Granger’s clearly washed up knee for a younger and healthier Evan Turner. Unfortunately, Turner couldn’t help the team because Vogel couldn’t make him fit. The same could be said for D.J. Augustin, Gerald Green, Miles Plumlee, and Chris Copeland. Perhaps Larry isn’t a chemistry expert, or he’s unable to envision how the pieces he brings in will fit together. But that rests more on Vogel. The coach should have tinkered with the lineup far more during the regular season, figuring out how to use Copeland, Turner, Luis Scola, and C.J. Watson while also not riding his starters into the ground. All you can ask your front office guys to do is bring in talented players. Larry Bird has done that time and time again. Vogel is the guy that needs to improve. Wade: It’s really hard to say, and sort of depends on how much you blame the players/coach for the collapse this year vs. the overall roster construction. Early in the year, he was a genius who built a contender without any high draft picks. Now it looks like he assembled a bunch of mentally weak bums. I still think most of his decision making has been sound at the time, even if it has later looked suspect through hindsight. I still think he’s one of the better execs in the league. Gibson: Maybe. Larry Legend didn’t give us much to complain about… until this year. The Granger/Turner trade and the Andrew Bynum signing did not pan out at all. I don’t think he’s lost the touch, but I don’t think he goes unquestioned either. Rettig: Pacers fans should put a lot of trust in Larry Bird. The Legend has constructed the current team and relieved the franchise of its troubled past over the last decade. Unfortunately, Bird can’t control how well the team performs. He does, however, have the ability to improve this roster and I strongly believe he will do just that. Tags: Indiana Pacers	2,720
Definition: AllAll,JeffJeff,GeoffGeoff,Jeff BezosJeff Bezos,Jeff BridgesJeff Bridges More sentence filters Hide sentence filters 1. So a few weeks after my diagnosis, we went up to Vermont, and I decided to put Jeff as the first person in the council of dads. yú shì , zài wǒ bèi què zhěn zhī hòu , wǒ men qù le fó méng tè , wǒ jué dìng ràng jié fū zuò " bà ba jūn tuán " de dì yī wèi chéng yuán 。 2. 3. Mr Gates and his wife Melinda replaced her with Jeff Raikes, another top Microsoft executive, last autumn. qù nián qiū tiān , gài cí hé qī zi méi lín dá xuǎn zé le lìng yī wèi wēi ruǎn zuì gāo jí bié de guǎn lǐ rén yuán jié fū - léi kè sī ( JeffRaikes ) qǔ ér dài zhī 。 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. The next day, as the morning wore on, Lesley became more and more agitated, and her mood became apprehensive, when Jeff did not appear. dì èr tiān , suí zhe shàng wǔ de shí jiān màn màn shì qù , lái sī lì yuè lái yuè gǎn dào bù ān 。 jié fū méi yǒu chū xiàn , tā biàn de jiāo zào qǐ lái 。 10. AMY: Jeff! Jeff Bennett! Jeff! I thought that was you. I didn't know you were back in town. I'm Amy Monroe. You went out with my sister. ài mǐ : jié fū ! jié fū · bān nà tè ! jié fū ! wǒ kàn zhe xiàng nǐ 。 wǒ bù zhī dào nǐ huí lái le , wǒ shì ài mǐ · mén luó 。 nǐ céng gēn wǒ jiě jie yuē huì guò 。	500
Country music 19,762 country playlists + Add to home clark_tyson 9,537 352 1hr 35min (29 tracks) Freshest country tunes out there! Top country billboard songs that you WILL love.September 12, 2014 sonicwall 1,713 35 45min (12 tracks) Hunter Hayes, One Republic, low key, love songs.September 13, 2014 hoeyroberts 2,945 54 1hr 17min (21 tracks) Just some upbeat country music to listen to while getting ready.September 13, 2014 captainbrant 2 1 2hr 21min (36 tracks) Fits most tags: Merica, Rap, country, rock, mashups, remixes.September 14, 2014 Fraser_oxlee 1,576 27 33min (9 tracks) Zone out to some chill acoustics and dreamy voices.September 11, 2014 CoolIntense 6,398 130 1hr 4min (20 tracks) Music I listen to repeatedly on a daily basis.September 09, 2014 playindirtworkonice 10,358 246 38min (11 tracks) fall bonfire nights with some college football.September 06, 2014 KalynNicholson 637 40 58min (17 tracks) exactly what you wanna hear.September 14, 2014 Mark Faviell 8,679 247 1 of 1000+	348
This year’s calendar features future guide dogs (Eric, Hope, Ray, Lily, Luna, Pepper, Potter and Wonder) and working CNIB Guide Dogs (Maple and Piper). Ambassador (Willow) and buddy (Queenie) dogs are also featured. Calendars can be purchased in our Winnipeg and Brandon offices for only $10. Proceeds support the CNIB Foundation's innovative programs and powerful advocacy that empower people impacted by blindness to live their dreams and tear down barriers to inclusion. Link Find your nearest CNIB office	106
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PITTSBURGH – Members of Coast Guard Marine Safety Unit Pittsburgh continued an annual holiday tradition and assisted with the 2013 Salvation Army’s Treasures for Children event. Fifteen Coast Guard men and women from MSU Pittsburgh volunteered Dec. 9, 10 and 11 and made stops at multiple businesses to collect donated toys they received from the public. The gathered toys were then taken to a central location for distribution to children in the Pittsburgh region this holiday season. “Each year, we look forward to this event to lend our assistance with community service that is so meaningful to our youth here in Pittsburgh,” said Cmdr. Lindsay Weaver, commanding officer, MSU Pittsburgh. “Although the total count of toys collected is still being finalized, the record number of stops made is noteworthy. The volume of toys collected indicates that children in the Pittsburgh community will greatly benefit from the Salvation Army Treasures for Children program and the volunteer work of MSU Pittsburgh.” Through their efforts, Coast Guard members provided 209 volunteer hours and made more than 170 stops at local businesses to collect toys. Recent Comments	221
Peeps! Here are a Bunch of Fun Facts About our Marshmallow Friends Peeps. Most people seem to love OR hate them. My Mom loves them. Me? Not so much. But I will be the first to admit Peeps have become a cultural phenomenon! Here are some fun Peep facts for YOU! Eat them, craft with them or microwave them..what ever you choose to do with them…enjoy!	88
If you feel like treating yourself to a night away, are looking for a change of scenery or a weekend adventure… Look no further than our newest sibling to the Red Mist Leisure family, The Red Lion Odiham, near Hook. Located close to the M3 junction 5, The Red Lion is the ideal base for exploring the plethora of attractions in and around the Hampshire, Surrey, Berkshire border. Not only is The Red Lion an outstanding pub, which offers fresh, local and seasonal food and drink; they also have seven bedrooms , each offering modern elegance and luxury, whilst retaining a few original features of its grade-listed history. Overnight Bliss All bedrooms offer the mod-cons and luxuries you need to guarantee a glorious home-away-from-home experience and perfect sleep. Examples include the ESPA toiletries, luxury Egyptian linen, goose feather and down quilts (allergy options available) to the soft, fluffy white bathrobes. Local coffee and chocolate Each bedroom also includes a mini bar, a Dualit coffee machine with complimentary tea-pods and Mozzo coffee-pods to be enjoyed with complimentary local chocolatier Choose Chocolates, who use fresh, local Hampshire ingredients to fill and top each mouthful of deliciousness. We’ve even installed a dedicated wi-fi ISDN line in every room so that you can post piccies of your beautiful room on social media! Should you be travelling with little ones, interconnecting bedrooms are available, along with travel cots and pull-out beds. Lots to see and do locally There’s plenty to see and do, including days out at Wellington Country Park, Alice Holt and Marwell Zoo . If you’re looking for a bit of retail therapy there’s some great shopping to be done in Basingstoke and Winchester, or head to the antique shopping mecca in neighbouring village Hartley Wintney.! Summer Special Offers Make the most of the summer holidays and enjoy a weekend break at our sister property’s unique B&B and hotel near Hook this summer and enjoy these (below) summer 2017 special offers: Kids Go Free in interconnecting rooms throughout August 2017. Book by telephone or email, quoting AUGUST FAMILY SPECIAL. Enjoy 25% off weekend Bed & Breakfast packages on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays throughout August 2017 with a complimentary bottle of Chateau Carbonneau when you book dinner. Book online using promo code AUGUST. For more information on The Red Lion, Odiham, click here.	505
Tate Stevens Performs ‘From This Moment On’ on ‘X Factor’ Tate Stevens won the most votes on ‘X Factor’ last week, but does he have what it takes to be the overall victor? On tonight’s episode of the show (Nov. 14), he performed a passionate and heartfelt rendition of Shania Twain’s ‘From This Moment On,’ leaving behind a lasting impression on the judges. “This is my guy!” exclaimed L.A. Reid. Britney Spears was quick to contribute her own thoughts on the contestant’s genuine performance (which was directed toward his wife). “Your performance was so heartfelt, and your vocals were amazing!” she exclaimed. “That was better than last week,” Simon Cowell remarked. While Stevens admitted that the stress of it all culminated in tonight’s episode, he still believes that he has what it takes to move on. “I do feel the pressure for being No. 1 last week,” he said. “This week, No. 12 can be No. 1 and No. 1 can be No. 12. You just have to bring it each week.” This 37-year-old road worker has won over America in the recent past, so let’s see if it can happen again! It’s up to you (the viewers) to decide if he’s capable of winning this thing.	277
Hi, as a quick note: Few updates for grabash.py, for example more modules for testing SSH or Oracle services. As always: feel free to let me know, what else should be added (or what else you're using during your Metasploit adventures ;)) If you want - send me some (anonymized, without IP) output in TXT from your nmap scans or post it here as comments (just with pastebin) links if you want. Code and some notes available here. Cheers! Brak komentarzy: Prześlij komentarz	117
. "The Supreme Court we have is the best friend that corporate America has ever had," he told Reuters in an August interview. It's a categorization that both the Chamber and lawyers who represent businesses dispute. "There are areas of the law in which business interests prevail, but it isn't because of any systematic pro-business bias," said Kannon Shanmugam, a lawyer with the Williams & Connolly law firm. Shanmugam warned against concluding the court has a growing interest in labor issues because, he noted, they all deal with quite separate legal questions. "It would be hard to say these cases reflect a renewed focus on employee-employer relations," he said. UNION CASES Taken together, the two organized labor cases raise significant questions about union power, Harvard University Law School Professor Benjamin Sachs said. "These are not cases about arcane rules of organizing, rules like where on an employer's property can a union talk to employees," he said. .)	195
Sonya B. Coffman Sonya Coffman received her law degree from the University of Texas in 1989, after which she began her legal career in Houston with a large international law firm. She has spent her entire career as a trial lawyer representing plaintiffs and defendants in divorce, custody,. Sonya Coffman only practices family law. Ms. Coffman is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. She is also AV peer review rated, the highest rating possible, by the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, rated Superb by Avvo, and designated a Texas Super Lawyer in Family Law (2018). Admissions - All Texas Courts - United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas - United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas - United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Professional and Bar Association Memberships - State Bar of Texas - State Bar of Texas – Family Law Section - College of the State Bar of Texas - Texas Board of Legal Specialization - Texas Academy of Family Law Specialists - Texas Family Law Foundation (Life Member) - Jefferson County Bar Association Reported Cases -). - In the Interest of D.F.L.; No. 09-15-00310-CV; 2016 WL 423620(Tex. App.-Beaumont, Feb. 4, 2016, pet. denied) (termination of mother’s parental rights) (judgment in favor of Sonya Coffman’s client (father). - Pekar v. Pekar, No. 09-14-00464-CV; 2016 WL 240761 (Tex. App.-Beaumont, January 21, 2016, no pet.) (property division) (judgment in favor of Sonya Coffman’s client). - In re Barnard; No. 09-13-00149-CV; 2013 WL 1790238 (Tex. App.-Beaumont, April 25, 2013, no pet.) (child custody) (judgment in favor of Sonya Coffman’s client). - In re C.M.F., L.M.F. and C.G.F.; No. 09-11-00626-CV; 2013 WL 476757 (Tex. App.-Beaumont, February 07, 2013, review denied) (child support) (judgment in favor of Sonya Coffman’s client). - In re J.E.; No. 09-09-00476-CV; 2010 WL 5232977 (Tex. App.-Beaumont, December 16, 2010, no pet.) (child custody) (judgment in favor of Sonya Coffman’s client). - Treuil v. Treuil, 311 S.W.3d 114 (Tex. App.-Beaumont 2010, no pet.) (divorce) (trial court reversed and rendered in favor of Sonya Coffman’s client). - Huckabay v. Moore, 142 F.3d 243 (5th Cir. 1998) (employment) (summary judgment affirmed in favor of Sonya Coffman’s client). Community Service - Family First Contributor ) Education - University of Memphis B.B.A., Valedictorian and Summa Cum Laude, 1978 - University of Texas School of Law J.D., with honors, 1989	724
(Photo by Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images) [ An Airline is Making Passengers Weigh In! By Liz Jeressi April 3, 2013 Can you imagine being told to step on the scale at the airport?! Read More Category: Articles, Lifestyle Tags: Airline Making Passengers Weigh In, Pay By Your Weight Flights Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!	94
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Vote Now On Who Gets Inducted to the NJ Hall of Fame Joe Pesci is among the nominees this year…and there are some other great names on the list! Whitney Houston, Alan Alda, Brooke Shields, Bill Parcells, skating legend Dick Button, Aaron Burr and president Grover Cleveland are among the 51 nominees for induction into the New Jersey Hall of Fame this year. You have until May 3rd to cast your ballot. Past inductees include Jack Nicholson, Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, and so many other greats from our state. No word yet on where the ceremony will take place, but we have had some amazing times on the red carpet and backstage at past induction ceremonies sharing our stories with you…so stay tuned for details on this year’s event!	165
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Ozzy Osbourne on Returning to Black Sabbath: ‘It Takes a While to Switch Off Being Ozzy’ Ozzy Osbourne‘s solo sound owes a lot to the music he made with Black Sabbath, but he found it difficult to get back in the band mindset when he rejoined Sabbath for the new ‘13‘ album. “It takes a while to switch off being Ozzy. I’ve been on my own for 35 years and it took me three or four gigs to become un-Ozzy and be a member of Black Sabbath again,” admitted Osbourne in a recent USA Today profile on the band. But, he assures us, all that time off has done the original Sabbath lineup a world of good. “Now it’s one unit,” Osbourne explained. “It’s great, a different feeling entirely. It’s the chemistry of these guys around me that makes it happen. The shoe fits.” “I thought we’d have to keep Ozzy on track, but he was there all the time,” nodded guitarist Tony Iommi, who saw the band’s last stab at new material fall apart in 2001 due to an overall lack of focus. “I haven’t seen him like that. He’s been really good.” For Osbourne, the difference was not only a lifestyle change — although he’s admitted a recent relapse into substance abuse, he told USA Today that “I work out. I don’t do drugs or alcohol. I don’t smoke. I don’t want to be a dead guy before my time” — but also one of band communication. As he put it, “For the first time, I felt people were listening to me.” Next: Black Sabbath Lineup Changes	346
Solo: A Star Wars Story Co-Writer Praises Peter Mayhew's Accomplishments as Chewbacca It’s a sad time for the Star Wars community, who just learned of the recent passing of legendary Chewbacca actor, Peter Mayhew. The man behind the Wookiee passed away at age 74 on April 30th, and fans and people involved with the Star Wars films have all been paying tribute to Mayhew. The latest in a long line of heartwarming posts comes from Jon Kasdan, the co-writer of Solo: A Star Wars Story. Considering Kasdan is the son of Lawrence Kasdan, who co-wrote Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, it’s safe to assume Jon has known Mayhew for most of his life. #Mayhew did an extraordinary thing, conveyed empathy, humor and an incomparable soulfulness, all from inside that furry suit. My dad often said, “Chewie is the moral center of Star Wars.” It’s something Peter created & @JoonasSuotamo has faithfully continued and expanded.— Jon Kasdan (@JonKasdan) May 2, 2019 “#Mayhew did an extraordinary thing, conveyed empathy, humor and an incomparable soulfulness, all from inside that furry suit. My dad often said, ‘Chewie is the moral center of Star Wars.’ It’s something Peter created & @JoonasSuotamo has faithfully continued and expanded,” Kasdan wrote. Mayhew portrayed the iconic character in the original Star Wars trilogy and returned to reprise the role in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Due to Mayhew's limited mobility and recent health problems, Joonas Suotamo has taken on the role of Chewbacca in the subsequent films, but Mayhew continued to serve as a consultant for the role he created. Many fans were quick to comment on Kasdan’s tweet, sharing in the celebration of Mayhew’s life. “A thousand times yes,” @Illy1Silly agreed. “Well said, Jon! He was also a proud #StarWars ambassador to the very end,” @TheYodaPagoda wrote. “He was the moral center! He’s the reason I fell in love with Star Wars as a kid, Peter gave Chewie heart and emotion and vulnerability And then humbly passed all that along to Joonas,” @Jawadog1 added. A memorial service for friends and family of Peter Mayhew is set to be held on June 29th, with a memorial for fans expected to occur in December at EmpireCon LA. -----!	551
Kentucky Wildcats Fan Offers Wife For Final Four Tickets The joke goes, “take my wife… PLEASE” but this Craigslist posting from a die-hard Kentucky Wildcats fan who describes himself as a pimp is no joke. The ad starts off innocently enough with the title suggesting the owner is putting either a movie theater, or a structure for pets to play on, up for sale. But, it turns out this dude is dying to get to New Orleans to watch his Wildcats play and he doesn’t mind using his ‘one and only’ as collateral. Then, it gets weird. As if answering the obvious unasked question, “Why your wife?”, he claims he’s “not feeling his best”. Is he under the weather? Does he not get sick pay? He goes on to state she’s ‘completely game’ but is ‘a little picky’ BUT if you can make her ‘howl at the moon’ it’s a deal? So, even if she’s not into you at first glance, if you can overcome to the initial turn-off and get her to orgasm – which is super easy, btw – then our certified pimp will get the tickets. Even though we have them facing Kansas in the finals, we’re almost rooting for the Wildcats to lose against Louisville so this a-hole has to live with his wife eventually leaving him for some dude who made her orgasm for tickets. Our first reaction? Pics, please! Screenshot and full text are below…? [Via Craigslist]	302
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's] house and he played me a couple of songs he had written on or had put together, and he explained the whole concept or story of doing this concept record. And I immediately was excited, because I felt like from a musical standpoint it would allow us to do whatever we wanted.” “Not that we haven’t done that in the past, but I really felt like it could really open some doors musically,” Rand explains. yeah, let’s do it all.” When asked if he thought some fans would be turned off by the idea of a concept album, Rand said he didn’t think so. “We never said that we would be Genesis or Dream Theater or Yes or any of those types of bands. We’re not a prog band. We said, we,”.	158
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YouTube [ I Never Thought Towels Would Be the Big Gift [VIDEO] By Dave McCord November 28, 2011 There's something to be said for anyone able to clear their shopping list in one day. Normally Black Friday shoppers are out to get a great deal on a high priced item for someone on their list. I guess this year, towels are the big ticket item! Read More Category: Christmas, Videos Tags: black friday, towels, video, wal-mart Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!	118
07-30-2008 08:23 AM I have several remote users using remote database. We have customized reports and templates which change occassionally. Is there anyway to force these changes out to the remote users? 08-05-2008 11:03 AM ebenwalker, If you have configured the remotes to sync supplemental files, then the changes will transfer over upon syncing. 08-06-2008 11:25 AM	95
Robby Krieger Announces Solo Tour Something’s cooking in Doors guitarist Robby Krieger’s kitchen. Krieger has scheduled a new solo tour with his band Robby Krieger’s Jam Kitchen that will kick off on Aug. 9 in Sturgis, S.D., and run through early September, when it wraps up in Orlando. As ABC News Radio reports, Krieger’s Jam Kitchen lineup includes a number of seasoned rock vets, including a pair of former Frank Zappa sidemen (bassist Arthur Barrow and keyboardist Tommy Mars), War saxophonist Larry Klimas and session drummer Tom Brechtlein. The new dates represent a renewed burst of solo activity for Krieger, who last toured in late 2012 behind his most recent album, the instrumental collection ‘Singularity.’ No word yet on whether the Jam Kitchen have plans to enter the studio after coming back from the road, or if these dates — which include a stop at the Buffalo Chip Music Festival in Sturgis — will be preserved for posterity with a live album. Robby Krieger Summer 2013 Tour Dates 8/09 – Sturgis, S.D. 8/11 – Chicago, Ill. 8/14 – Ferndale, Mich. 8/20 – New York, N.Y. 8/23 – West Warwick, R.I. 8/24 – Boston, Mass. 8/25 – Oak Bluffs, Mass. 8/27 – Sellersville, Pa. 9/1 — Orlando, FL, The Plaza Live	321
Hi does anybody know why my bank statements only go up to October 5th? I need bank statements for the past 3 months but it’s only showing me up to October ??? Is there a way to update it so I can get the info I need? Bank statements not up to date? This would most likely mean your statements are not set to generate monthly (possibly 3 monthly instead). A quick call to the Contact Centre or a Secure Message requesting an up to date statement to appear online would sort this problem out for you. Regards 2 Likes	112