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Oregon Legalizes Hemp

From http://www.roguegovernment.com/Oregon_Legalizes_Hemp/16268/0/17/17/Y/M.html Oregon Legalizes Hemp Published on 06-30-2009 Email To Friend Print Version Source: Raw Story Oregon’s House of Representatives voted Monday night to legalize the cultivation of hemp, becoming the sixth state to do so just this year. Oregon’s Senate voted 27 to 2 in favor of the new law last week. Monday’s...

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U.S. v. Overton (9th Cir. - June 18, 2009)

We (rightly) go out of our way to abbreviate the names of victims of sexual assault, particularly intrafamilial victims. As Judge Tallman does here . Given that fact, we should probably also be careful not to unnecessarily include in the opinion facts that make the identity of the victim crystal clear. Of course we'll have to use the defendant's name and his relationship to the victim (here, her stepfather)....

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2009 SPNI Qualifiers

Here is just the first preliminary list of the confirmed qualifiers. If you qualified but did not confirm or if you confirmed but your name is not on this list, please contact me ( SusanPolgar@aol.com ) or Mr. Dewain Barber ( amchesseq@aol.com ) as soon as possible. State C Name Alabama C Kelly Chen Alaska C Hannah Warren Arizona C Sayaka Foley Arkansas C Dana Weston N. California C Samyukta Bhat...

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Joe Montana's new teammate has a history

San Francisco 49ers legend Joe Montana and his Connecticut-based development partner say they need $47 million in California state bonds to kick-start a 12-acre, mixed-use development around the South Hayward BART Station. But a state Department of Housing...

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Western states want reins on federal power

Frustrated by the expanded power of Washington, a growing number of state lawmakers are defying the federal government and passing legislation aimed at rolling back the reach of Congress and President Obama. While many measures are symbolic ones declaring the sovereignty of states, some Westerners are taking more dramatic steps. One Utah lawmaker wants to limit federal law enforcement in his state....

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More Responsibly Than Ever

Those were words used by President Obama recently in speaking of his federal stimulus program. Prior to that Vice President Biden was more on the mark when he said... " We know some of this money is going to be wasted ." " There are going to be mistakes made " " Some people are being scammed already ." One expert concurs and believes fraud and theft losses could reach...

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Western legislators push states' rights

WASHINGTON, June 16 (UPI) -- Anti-gun control lawmakers in Western U.S. states are looking to roll back federal authority and enhance states' rights, analysts say. Legislators and other local leaders in states such as Utah and Montana are advocating measures that purposely defy Washington on gun issues, which they say are part of a larger philosophical battle to curb the reach of federal authority...

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Western states want reins on federal power

An expanded federal role prompts declarations of state sovereignty. Montana goes further with a gun bill defying U.S. firearm restrictions. The goal: Keep Washington on its side of the fence. Frustrated by the expanded power of Washington, a growing number of state lawmakers are defying the federal government and passing legislation aimed at rolling back the reach of Congress and President Obama.

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Mont. gun law challenges federal powers

A new Montana gun law puts the state at the forefront of a national bid to restore states' rights by attacking up to a century of federal court decisions on Washington's power. Two other states - Alaska and Texas - have had favorable votes on laws similar to Montana's, declaring that guns that stay within the state are none of the feds' business. More than a dozen others are considering such laws,...

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Paging Bill O'Niell! - Voters Send Clinton Ally Straight to DVD

So tell us again how "popular" Bill Clinton is and how he will help Lee Fisher? Virginia Democrats showed once again that they are not enamored of the Clintons. Hillary Clinton lost the Virginia primary to Obama by 28 points. This year, Bill Clinton repeatedly campaigned and raised money for McAuliffe -- to no avail. Celebrities and money don't mean much. McAuliffe raised $4.2 million in...

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Montana State signs two junior college players

Montana State shored up its passing game and its pass defense Friday as MSU head football coach Rob Ash announced the signing of two junior college players from California.

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LexBlog Law Network Roundup - 6/10/09

Today, President Obama annointed a new 'Compensation Czar'. This afternoon, fellow editorial staff member Jared Sulzdorf and I were discussing the oddity of using the term 'Czar' considering the last really prominent person to hold this title was Nicholas II. He was assassinated. Nevertheless, we have a new Czar and a post on the story it's one of today's 10 best. Obama Introduces 'Pay Czar' and 'Say...

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VA-Gov: Deeds Surge Continues in New R2K Poll

Research 2000 for the Great Orange Satan (6/1-3, likely voters, 5/18-20 in parens): Terry McAuliffe (D) : 26 (36) Brian Moran (D) : 27 (22) Creigh Deeds (D) : 30 (13) Undecided : 17 (29) (MoE: ?5%) This is the third public poll (of the last four ) to show Deeds grabbing the lead, but with the number of undecideds as high as they are and the primary voter 'verse as uncertain as ever, the nomination...

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As Obama Seeks New Accord With Muslims, Surveys Reveal Suspicions and Stereotypes

Pres. Barack Obama's speech in Cairo today emphasized common values held between Muslims across the world and the United States, but results of two recent surveys reveal that deep suspicions persist. According to a May 19 survey of Arab opinion by Zogby International and Shilbey Telhami, while Obama is personally popular among many Arabs, deep suspicions persist about US foreign policy. Meanwhile,...

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Maine Bans Photo Enforcement

Maine last week became the fourteenth state to ban the use of red light cameras and speed cameras. Governor John Baldacci (D) signed into law a bill introduced by Representative Richard Cebra (R-Naples) that prohibits the use of a "traffic surveillance camera to prove or enforce a violation" of traffic laws. Cebra's measure sailed through the legislative process with almost no opposition...

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Cody Linley’s Jake Ryan Back to ‘Hannah Montana’

In interview with TWIST magazine, Cody Linley reveals that his character Jake Ryan will be back to “Hannah Montana” in the third season. The actor said that he has shot the part while he was working his moves in “Dancing with the Stars”. On the unknown episode, Linley said that it will be an “awesome episode” with crazy twist.

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Cody Linley’s Jake Ryan Back to ‘Hannah Montana’

In interview with TWIST magazine, Cody Linley reveals that his character Jake Ryan will be back to “Hannah Montana” in the third season. The actor said that he has shot the part while he was working his moves in “Dancing with the Stars”. On the unknown episode, Linley said that it will be an “awesome episode” with crazy twist.

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Professional Dancer Ivan Koumaev Talks Dance Moves and Career Moves with JigTV.com

Professional Dancer Ivan Koumaev Talks Dance Moves and Career Moves with JigTV.com - mlatimer

Ivan Koumaev , having toured with the Hannah Montana Show and Fox's hit So You Think You Can Dance tells JigTV.com all about his dance background, what he's learned, and advice for those interested in becoming a professional dancer. Though his moves are smooth, Ivan's career didn't start off too smoothly. When he first heard about the show So You Think You Can Dance , he decided to audition for the...