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# State of California Request for Waiver Under 42 U.S.C. 7543(b), the Clean Air Act

Memorandum published by whitehouse.gov on January 26, 2009. Memorandum filed on January 26, 2009, at 8:45 A.M. and published at the Federal Register on January 28, 2009.
Administration of Barack Obama, 2009
January 26, 2009
By the President of the United States of America
A Memorandum
Subject: State of California Request for Waiver Under 42 U.S.C. 7543(b), the Clean Air Act
Memorandum for the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency
Under the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. 7401-7671q), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sets emissions standards for new motor vehicles. California may also adopt standards for new motor vehicles if the Administrator of the EPA, based on criteria set out in the statute, waives the general statutory prohibition on State adoption or enforcement of emissions standards. Other States may adopt emissions standards for new motor vehicles if they are identical to the California standards for which a waiver has been granted and comply with other statutory criteria.
For decades, the EPA has granted the State of California such waivers. The EPA's final decision to deny California's application for a waiver permitting the State to adopt limitations on greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles was published in the Federal Register on March 6, 2008.
In order to ensure that the EPA carries out its responsibilities for improving air quality, you are hereby requested to assess whether the EPA's decision to deny a waiver based on California's application was appropriate in light of the Clean Air Act. I further request that, based on that assessment, the EPA initiate any appropriate action.
This memorandum is not intended to, and does not, create any right or benefit, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law or in equity by any party against the United States, its departments, agencies, or entities, its officers, employees, or agents, or any other person.
You are hereby authorized and directed to publish this memorandum in the Federal Register.
    Barack Obama
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# State of Emergency in Thailand

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## Legislations

* Translation:Emergency Decree on Public Administration in States of Emergency, 2548 BE

## Subordinate Legislations

* Translation:2008 Bangkok's State of Emergency Declaration
* Translation:2008 Order Appointing Persons to Remedy Bangkok's Emergency
* Translation:2008 Order Appointing Competent Officials to Remedy Bangkok's Emergency
* Translation:2008 Article for Bangkok's State of Emergency
* Translation:2008 Announcement Revoking Bangkok's State of Emergency
# State of Florida v. Anderson

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United States Supreme Court
91 U.S. 667
State of Florida v. Anderson
[Syllabus from pages 667-669 intentionally omitted]
THIS is an original suit in equity instituted in this court.
It was argued by Mr. H. Bisbee, Jr., for the complainant; and by Mr. Henry R. Jackson, Mr. Matt. H. Carpenter, and Mr. William W. Boyce, for the defendants.
MR. JUSTICE BRADLEY delivered the opinion of the court.

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# State of Louisiana Citizens' Bank of Louisiana v. Board of Assessors for Parish of Orleans

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United States Supreme Court
167 U.S. 407
State of Louisiana Citizens' Bank of Louisiana v. Board of Assessors for Parish of Orleans
M. J. Cunningham, for defendants in error state tax collectors and assessors.
Wm. A. Maury, for plaintiff in error.
Saml. L. Gilmore, for defendant in error city of New Orleans.
Mr. Justice WHITE delivered the opinion of the court.

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# State of Louisiana Citizens' Bank of Louisiana v. Board of Assessors for Parish of Orleans/Opinion of the Court

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United States Supreme Court
167 U.S. 407
State of Louisiana Citizens' Bank of Louisiana v. Board of Assessors for Parish of Orleans
The reasons given for our decree in the case of City of New Orleans v. Citizens' Bank of Louisiana (just decided) 17 Sup. Ct. 905, are decisive of this cause, which comes on error to the supreme court of the state of Louisiana. The controversy presented to that court was whether property bought in by the Citizens' Bank under foreclosure of its stock and stock loan mortgages became a part of its capital, and as such was not liable to taxation. The supreme court of Louisiana held, conceding, arguendo, the nontaxability of the capital, that the real estate so purchased was taxable. State v. Board of Assessors, 48 La. Ann. 35, 18 South. 753.
The theory on which the writ of error was prosecuted is that this decision of the supreme court of the state of Louisiana constitutes an impairment of the obligations of the contract arising from the charter of the bank.
As, in the case just decided, we have held that the property bought in by the bank under foreclosure of its stock mortgages was not the capital of the bank, and therefore was not covered by the estoppel of the thing adjudged, the conclusions there expressed are in all respects applicable and decisive of the controversy here presented, and the judgment of the supreme court of Louisiana is therefore affirmed.

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# State of Louisiana Elliott v. Jumel

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## Dissenting Opinions

    Field
    Harlan
United States Supreme Court
107 U.S. 711
State of Louisiana Elliott v. Jumel
District of Louisiana.
ELLIOTT and others
v.
WILTZ, Governor, and others. Appeal from the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Louisiana.
March 5, 1883.
[Syllabus from pages 711-712 intentionally omitted]
W. H. Peckham, for plaintiffs in error and appellants.
John A. Campbell, for defendants in error and appellees.
WAITE, C. J.

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# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Sorehead Sonnet Eight

Sorehead Sonnet Eight
If I could hit a healthy handed hunch I'd cut these moanin' tides around the bar, This graftin' schooners er a bum cigar An' stallin' round to get a chance to munch A one-act meal of overworked free lunch. If I could hit the velvet in a car That would be going fast an' goin' far, You bet your life that I would blow the bunch. Oh Gee! this bein' stony broke is tough, An' lookin' for a job would drive you blind; This burg's a peacheroo to leave behind. Say, I ain't handin' out no side show guff, But talkin' on the square, an' most refined, I think this bloomin' world's a bunch of bluff.
# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Dedicatory

Dedicatory
To Newspaper Men— By One of Them
A health to the Knight of the Pencil, A health to the Lord of the Quill, Who works like a slave but who jests like a knave, And who sticks to his "rag" with a will.
A health to the writers of fiction! Who, careless of fortune or fame, Will give their best years (missing brilliant careers And all for the love of the game!
A health to the man who writes "sermons"! A health to the lad who "does courts"! A health to them all, the disciples of gall, Penning stories of "commerce" or "sports"!
I give you a toast, "To the Real One, The beggar who scribbles and delves, Who lives on the street and whose smile is a treat"; Good Fellows, I give you—"Ourselves!"
# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Some More Sonnets

Some More Sonnets
Appreciation I heard a piker grouchin' yesterday …
A Tough Triangle HIM: Say, kid, there ain't no other girl but you; … HER: Go on, ferget it, make a quick skidoo— … HER SISTER: You bet if he would fall in love wid me …
Tribute I seen you at de show de other day, …
A Throw-Down Turn on the power, you didn't hear no bell. …
A Pipe Dream If I could be an actress in a show, …
At the Show I went to see a show the other night; …
# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Sorehead Sonnet Fifteen

Sorehead Sonnet Fifteen
It's me to join the Pikers' Promenade, An' play the biggest anvil in the band, So that should put you next to where I stand. I am a rummy of the highest grade; Just pipe the pattern the inventor made The best he could. He turned me out by hand, But since he found we wasn't in demand, He ain't worked near so careful at his trade. Say, bo, if you had drawed the cards I've drew, An' stacked against my phoney kind of luck; No matter if the union saw you through Or turn you down, I bet that you'd have struck— I bet if you wuz me an' I wuz you, Then you would do the same as me, an' duck.
# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Pen Prodigals

Pen Prodigals
Dear little children of my pen, The editors too often spank you, And send you flying home again With little notes that say, "No, thank you."
They never seem to comprehend How much of love it took to rear you; They seldom to your mood unbend, But get the slipper when they hear you.
I always wash your faces well Before I send you to a party; Yet seldom have you rung the bell To meet a welcome truly hearty.
Is it your tripping little feet That oft, alas, are prone to stumble? Is it your language of the street That's not considered duly humble?
However that may be, my dears, Though in a darkened desk he shoves you, Just go to sleep and dry your tears— Remember that your daddy loves you.
# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Sorehead Sonnet Eleven

Sorehead Sonnet Eleven
If any cop should find me on his beat— Me to the Pinch House in the Hurry Cart; That is the way me troubles always start. He'll swear I'm sailin' wid the Schooner Fleet, An' that I had a case of Tangled Feet. If I ain't letter perfect in me part, The judge will hand me out the marble heart, An' send me hikin' to the Jags' Retreat. They've drove me dippy in the first degree; I'm advertisin' fer a padded cell, The Bughouse is the only home fer me. Just why it's so is more than I can tell, But life is war as far as I can see— That guy was right who said that war was Hell!
# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Sorehead Sonnet Five

Sorehead Sonnet Five
Aw, what's the use of anything at all? The girl has threw the hooklets into me, My hoodoo helped her with the third degree. She took my picture from the parlor wall, "Take back your junk," says she, "ferget to call. You'll have to hunt another Honey Bee— Go on to church," she says, "salvation's free— Please take a tumble—let me see you fall—" Turn off the sunshine an' ring down the dark! I got the shake an' realize I'm shook. She's rubbed me out, I always was a mark. I never will ferget her goodbye look, An' though I didn't catch her last remark, I heard an echo answer—"Get the hook!"
# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Sorehead Sonnet Four

Sorehead Sonnet Four
At night when I am goin' home to eat, I nail a car an' decorate a strap, An' I would even think that was a snap If someone wouldn't camp upon me feet. If I should get a purchase on a seat, Some ancient dame will tumble in me lap Er else a fairy wid a pretty map Tips me a smile—It's always got me beat. The motor stops, you light upon the floor; It starts again an' rolls you in the dirt; Your pants is bust, your hat's a hopeless wreck, An' just when you are feelin' good an' sore Some silly mutt will ast you if you're hurt— Oh Gee, that makes a feller feel his neck!
# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Other Songs of the Street

Other Songs of the Street
A Yeller Pup A yeller pup ain't got no snap, …
Triolets of Trust HIM: Aw, w'at's de use uv a guy like me … HER: Dere's lots uv use fer a guy like you, …
Fourflushin' Makin' a bluff wid a shell an' a pea, …
Good Gospel "Live, laugh an' love," is what the poet said, …
Common Tunes I've been to hear de dago bands, …
In City Streets In city streets, dull, cold and gray, …
A Glimpse A frowsy cap on his tousled curls, …
A Call I have seen the sun rise out of the sea …
Boost! 'Tis better to boost for to-morrow …
Common Tunes I've been to hear de dago bands, …
Two Estimates of Bernard Shaw From the Boxes: Now, really, Mr. Bernard Shaw, … From the Gods: Say, cul, you've got your nerve all right. …
Thrills Ye talk about sensations …
Knights of the Round Table In val'rous days of old, …
Money Talks Money talks and tells a sordid story; …
Get Wise Remember when deliverin' the goods …
Shut Up! What's the use of kickin' …
Envy Oh, happy hobo in the streets, …
A Kick For hers, the spotlight all the while; …
A Tip If you would win eternal fame …
A Vesper Song Beat the boot, and blow the town, …
Life This world is just a stage, and we …
# Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/Sorehead Sonnet Fourteen

Sorehead Sonnet Fourteen
The other day I nearly got a job; "Good pay an' easy work," the paper said. I started for the address on the dead— But what's the use?—You should have seen the mob. I tried to pass one husky-lookin' slob, An' ever since I've had to stay in bed An' wear this rotten bandage on my head, Feelin' exactly like a strangled squab. It seems that hope an' me has got to part; Me bunch of luck has surely gone astray; For me, life's been a sort of early frost. I must have picked a lemon at the start; You couldn't move me hoodoo wid a dray— It looks like Fate has got her fingers crost.
# St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 6/Little Critic

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From a Copley print, copyright by Curtis & Cameron, Inc. THE LITTLE CRITIC.—PAINTED BY FRANCIS DAY.
# St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 6/Mother Goose

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Previous instalment: St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 3/Mother Goose Next instalment: St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 7/Mother Goose
| I Jack and Jill went up the hill To fetch a pail of water; Jack fell down and broke his crown, And Jill came tumbling after. | II If all the world was apple-pie, And all the sea was ink, And all the trees were bread and cheese, What should we have for drink? |
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“JACK AND JILL.”
PAINTED FOR ST. NICHOLAS BY ARTHUR RACKHAM.
# St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 6/Helene and Lucy

* related authors: Henry Salem Hubbell.
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HELENE AND LUCY.
FROM THE PAINTING BY H. S. HUBBELL.
# St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 6/Nature and Science/Wasp

A WASP SUSPENDS A SPIDER IN THE FORK OF A WEED
I have noted that the digger-wasp (Pompilus), when it has captured and killed a spider, hangs it in a fork of a weed, evidently to keep it from marauding ants. Sportsmen do the same thing A wasp suspending a spider. with game to prevent wolves, racoons, bear, and other animals from reaching it. I have done it many times in the South and Southwest. This illustrates, as much as anything I have ever seen, an insect trait that is very nearly, if not quite, within the scope of what we may call insect intelligence.—S. Frank Aaron.
# St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 6/Great Blue Heron

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THE GREAT BLUE HERON—“AND HE WAITS AND THINKS, AND THINKS AND BIDES.”
BY LAURA SPENCER PORTOR
# St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 6/Nature and Science

* Wohelo! Wohelo!
* A Wasp Suspends a Spider in the Fork of a Weed
* The “Lion” in the Sky.
* Because We Want to Know
# St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 6/Nature and Science/Leo

THE “LION” IN THE SKY
Modern charts of the stars do not show the picturesque beasts, birds, men, and women, as fancied by the early star-gazers, but the ancient names, usually in the Latin, are still retained to designate the various groups of stars in the heavens. Thus, Leo is the lion, Ursa Major the big The fancied figure of a lion. bear, Coma Berenices, Queen Berenice’s hair, etc. North of Leo is Leo Minor—the little lion.
The most beautiful stars to be seen in the month of April are in this vicinity. But beautiful as they are to the unaided eyes, you will find that a strong field-glass or even an ordinary opera-glass will make them still more so, and will also reveal hundreds of “small” bright stars in Coma Berenices.
# Statement by Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology Anne Neuberger on SolarWinds and Microsoft Exchange Incidents

Published 2021-04-19
The Biden Administration convened two Unified Coordination Groups (UCGs) to drive a whole of government response to the SolarWinds and Microsoft Exchange incidents. Due to the vastly increased patching and reduction in victims, we are standing down the current UCG surge efforts and will be handling further responses through standard incident management procedures.
The innovations from the Exchange UCG and the lessons learned from these responses will be used to improve future unified, whole of Government responses to significant cyber incidents, including:
* Integrating private sector partners at the executive and tactical levels. The active private sector involvement resulted in an expedited Microsoft one-click tool to simplify and accelerate victims’ patching and clean-up efforts, and direct sharing of relevant information. This type of partnership sets precedent for future engagements on significant cyber incidents.
* CISA created and utilized a methodology to track trends in patching and exposed Exchange servers that enabled the UCG to quantify the scope of the incident.
* Through industry relationships and leveraging legal authorities, the FBI and DOJ quickly identified the scale of the incidents – in the SolarWinds UCG, for example, scoping from a worst case of 16,800 to fewer than 100 targeted exploited nongovernment entities. This enabled focused victim engagement and improved understanding of what the perpetrators targeted from the larger set of exposed entities.
* NSA and CISA released cybersecurity advisories that detailed adversary techniques and provided mitigation for system owners. NSA also provided guidance to other U.S. military and intelligence organizations, as well as contractors in the defense industrial base.
The Biden Administration is undertaking a whole-of-government effort – working closely with Congress, the private sector, and allies and partners around the world – to build back better in new and innovative ways, to modernize our cyber defenses and enhance the nation’s ability to quickly and effectively respond to significant cybersecurity incidents. While this will not be the last major incident, the SolarWinds and Microsoft Exchange UCGs highlight the priority and focus the Administration places on cybersecurity, and at improving incident response for both the U.S. government and the private sector.
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# Statement Regarding Subpoena Compliance and Server Determination by Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

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Statement Regarding Subpoena Compliance and Server Determination by Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. March 27, 2015. Committee Chairman Congressman Trey Gowdy.
Statement Regarding Subpoena Compliance and Server Determination by Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
United States House of Representatives
March 27, 2015
Statement Regarding Subpoena Compliance and Server Determination by Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
March 27, 2015
Press Release
Washington, DC—Select Committee on Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy today issued the following statement regarding former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s response to the committee’s subpoena. She failed to produce a single new document and refused to relinquish her server to a neutral, detached third party for an independent review of potential public records:
“After seeking and receiving a two week extension from the Committee, Secretary Clinton failed to provide a single new document to the subpoena issued by the Committee and refused to provide her private server to the Inspector General for the State Department or any other independent arbiter for analysis.
“We learned today, from her attorney, Secretary Clinton unilaterally decided to wipe her server clean and permanently delete all emails from her personal server. While it is not clear precisely when Secretary Clinton decided to permanently delete all emails from her server, it appears she made the decision after October 28, 2014, when the Department of State for the first time asked the Secretary to return her public record to the Department.
“Not only was the Secretary the sole arbiter of what was a public record, she also summarily decided to delete all emails from her server ensuring no one could check behind her analysis in the public interest.”
“In light of the Secretary’s unprecedented email arrangement with herself and her decision nearly two years after she left office to permanently delete all emails and because the equities at stake involve not only those of the Select Committee and Congress more broadly, but also those of the American people and their right to the full record of her tenure as secretary of State, we will work with the leadership of the House of Representatives as the Committee considers next steps. But it is clear Congress will need to speak with the former Secretary about her email arrangement and the decision to permanently delete those emails.”
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