addicted to alcohol or drugs during the previous year, SAMHSA director Curie says. "Children who are in critical developmental phases, who are quite young, can be profoundly impacted."

In one study, Leonard of the University at Buffalo found that among fathers of 12-month-olds, those who abused alcohol spoke less to their children and expressed less positive involvement. They also felt more negative emotions and aggravation when it came to their children. By 18 months old, children of fathers who abused alcohol had more symptoms of anxiety and depression than their peers, Leonard found.

If no one intervenes, about one in four children of alcoholics become alcoholics themselves, says Wenger of the National Association for Children of Alcoholics.

"There's a very disproportionate number of people growing up in those families who endtypically daughters of single mothers who themselves were addicted, Diehl says. "Our goal is to try and not repeat the cycle in the next generation."

Ryan says fear of losing his wife and children finally drove him to go on methadone for his heroin addiction nearly a year and a half ago. "If I would have kept on the path I was, she would have left me."

He eventually switched to buprenorphine, another drug used to treat opioid addiction. Many doctors regard buprenorphine as long-term treatment for the chronic disease of addiction, but Ryan decided on his own to stop taking it after a month and a half. He says he was concerned that the longer he took it, the more difficult it would be to stop taking it.

He doesn't


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You might not have played the games he made, nor have watched his trailers, but you’ve definitely heard the name: Hideo Kojima. Is he a genius, a visionary or an overhyped developer? So many men, so many opinions.

Who is Hideo Kojima?

Born in 1963 in Japan, Kojima, an avid fan of movies, started his career writing short stories. He wanted to be a movie director. During his time at the university, he spent a lot of time playing video games and eventually, much to the dismay of his friends, decided to tie his future to this industry. Nobody but his mother believed this would work out for him, but it did. Konami gave him a chance, launching his career in 1986. The early days were hardthe release of “Metal Gear Solid” for PlayStation that launched Hideo Kojima as a global phenomenon, making his name known to fans all over the globe. Not only were the characters and story lines well designed, but the gameplay was the first one in the series to use 3D graphics and extensive voice acting. The sequel, “Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty” was released for PlayStation 2, and was praised for pretty much everything – from the graphics and gameplay to the storyline. And “Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater”, released in 2004, only confirmed that a true legend had been born.

Konami, mon ami?

MGS 3 was supposed to be the last installment of the franchise, at least for Kojima, who now. He wanted to do something different.


and was subject to only one day of committee hearing in each chamber. It passed the House one week later on a 64-58 vote after leaders held the roll open for two hours in order to gather enough yes votes. The Senate concurred with the House bill the following Monday, March 16, and sent it to Gov. Brownback.

Brownback signed the bill late Wednesday in a private ceremony with GOP legislative leaders present, but no press. Media outlets were notified of the signing by email shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday.

“Given the hasty and reckless advance of the most drastic and needless changes to school finance in 25 years, it comes as no surprise that the constitutionality of this bill is being challenged in the court system,” Senate Minority LeaderAnthony Hensley, D-Topeka, said. “It’s time for the governor and the Republican legislature to get serious about adequately and equitably funding Kansas schools.”

The new law takes effect upon publication in the Kansas Register. As of Thursday morning, the bill had not yet been published online.

Unless the court steps in to block the law, it would immediately change the way money is allocated to school districts for the rest of this fiscal year and each of the next two years.

Some school districts would immediately see increased funding. But others, including the Lawrence district, stand to lose state funding under the new law.

The Kansas State Department of Education estimates Lawrence would lose $1.98 million under the block grant bill compared to what it would receive under the previous formula. That


President Donald Trump joined FOX and Friends this morning by phone for a nearly hour-long interview.

During his conversation Trump discussed the upcoming Inspector General report that will be released in December.

During their discussion President Trump touched on “nutjob” Adam Schiff, incompetent Pelosi and the insane impeachment show trials they held in the US House for the past two weeks over nothing.

President Trump warned Democrats that HE WANTS A SENATE TRIAL if they decide to impeach him over their nonsense. A Senate trial WILL DESTROY DEMOCRATS and ought to scare the hell out of them.

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President Trump also warned Democrats about the upcoming FISA report showing Democrat Party spying on the Trump campaign duringthe groundwater offer good protection from contaminants that might be transported by infiltrating waters. The amount of protection offered by the overlying material varies, however, depending on the materials. Thus, in some areas, the overlying soil and bedrock materials allow contaminants to reach the groundwater more easily than in other areas of the state.

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ATCP50 (still pending as of April 2007)
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U.S. Soccer was misleading when it asserted some players for the women's national team made more money than their male counterparts, the women's team players said in court documents filed Monday.

The players say in the documents that the men's pay would have been far greater if they'd had the same success on the field as the women.

The filing was a response to a U.S. Soccer motion opposing the players' request to certify a lawsuit seeking equitable pay as a class-action. The women asked a court last month to include all players called up to the national team, which could increase the class to more than 50 players.

Twenty-eight players, including stars Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe, were part of the original suit filed against U.S. Soccer in March alleginginstitutionalized gender discrimination that includes inequitable compensation between the men's and women's teams. A May 5 trial date has been set in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles.

The federation has maintained that compensation for each team is the result of separate collective bargaining agreements, and that the pay structures are different as a result. Men's team players are paid largely by appearance and performance, while the contract for the women's team includes provisions for health care and other benefits, as well as salaries in the National Women's Soccer League.

U.S. Soccer further argued last week that four players — Morgan, Rapinoe, Carli Lloyd and Becky Sauerbrunn — were each paid more than the highest-paid player on the men's national team in four years over the period between 2014 and


2019. The four earned more even when NWSL salaries weren't included, the motion said.

U.S. Soccer said because those players made more, they lack the standing to represent a class.

"The women chose to have a guaranteed salary of up to $172,500 per year, and in addition to this salary, they earn game and tournament bonuses, and receive a robust package of benefits. While the players on our men's national team can earn larger bonuses, they take more risk as they do not receive any guaranteed money or benefits within their pay-for-play contract structure," U.S Soccer said in a statement.

The women's filing Monday said the only reason those four players were able to earn more was "they worked in far more games, had far greater success and thus were ablewho represents the players in matters surrounding the lawsuit.

The women's team won this year's World Cup in France and had additional games leading up to the tournament, including qualification matches. The women also won the World Cup in 2015. The team played in victory tour matches following those World Cup titles.

The men's team, meanwhile, did not make the field for the 2018 World Cup in Russia and had fewer matches and therefore fewer call-ups and training camps from 2017-18. The team has also transitioned to new coach Gregg Berhalter, who was hired last December.


Joulani Auto remained contractually *808 obliged to note Santander's security interest on those same certificates of title before transferring them to each of the vehicles' respective purchasers. Pl.'s First Am. Compl. ¶ 12.
In July of 2008, Auto Ranch and Joulani Auto allegedly defaulted on their floor-plan loans, failing to repay Manheim after the two dealerships sold all twenty vehicles to retail consumers. Id. In response, Manheim retained possession of the certificates of title for those twenty vehicles and now refuses to release them until Auto Ranch and Joulani Auto cure their defaults. Id. As a result, Auto Ranch and Joulani Auto have been unable to note Santander's security interest on the certificates of title.
Consequently, on December 24, 2008, Santander filed suit against Manheim in the 210th District CourtMiniatures La Mamma

Gaetano Pesce, 1969

La Mamma (Donna) is completely in tune with the spirit of Pop Art and the Gaetano Pasce fondness for anthropomorphic shapes. The chair was actually designed to resemble a prehistoric, female fertility figure, with a ball attached to symbolize captivity. The unconventional nature of the shape also applies to the construction and marketing of the chair which was one of a series of six.
Together they succeeded in marking a radical break from traditional upholstery production thanks to the technology developed by C & B Italia for creating oversized foam parts. Donna consists of a molded monoblock of foam withut any supporting structure since the foam rubber is dense and free-standing. First a finished piece of furniture covered with elastic nylon jersey is reduced in


a vacuum chamber to about 10% of its normal volume and is then wrapped in airtight foil. The customer can easily transport the otherwise unwieldy piece single-handedly. After removal of the wrapper at the destination, the chair slowly recoveres its original shape without outside help as air seeps back into the capillaries of the polyurethane foam.

For over two decades, the Vitra Design Museum has been making miniature replicas of milestones in furniture design from its collection. The Miniatures Collection encapsulates the entire history of industrial furniture design – moving from Historicism and Art Nouveau to the Bauhaus and New Objectivity, from Radical Design and Postmodernism all the way up to the present day. Exactly one sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are all true toaccording to Fleming's left-hand rule from the deflection magnetic field, and are scanned on the phosphor screen, thereby displaying the desired images.
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as it was very monotonous, lying in sight of land and not being allowed ashore.

Mon 15th.

Arrived at Table Bay off Capetown today about 7.30am and moored alongside pier and taking in coal. We were allowed leave from 1pm till 11pm and had a grand evening.

Went into Capetown and after walking round for a while went out in a train to Camps Bay, which is one of the finest train rides in the world. The train runs along the coast and back round the hills above Capetown, the whole run taking 1 hour 30 minutes through 11 miles of glorious scenery.

Tues Oct 16th.

On leave again today from 10am till 10.30pm and walked round seeing more of Capetown. Also went to Museum in which are some fine specimens.

Fri Oct 19th.

Stillcause him to spray inside the garage─or worse yet─ME!). I collected the chicks into the box as quietly and quickly as I could, and when they were all clustered together I took them in the house and closed the door behind us.

We set the chickens up in a large box in the house where a fire in the woodstove had already warmed the rooms, and once the birds were safe we went to see to the skunk.

Back in the garage the skunk had abandoned his spot beneath the defunct woodstove and after a few moments hunting, we realized he was upstairs in the room that sits above the garage─the room that I use for drying herbs and flowers.

It’s a very delicate process to scare a skunk out of


"Why they Died: Civilian Casualties in Lebanon during the 2006 War," Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev maintained that "Hizbullah adopted a deliberate strategy of shielding itself behind the civilian population and turning the civilians in Lebanon into a human shield."
"He is making that up," Roth retorted during a press conference. "That is in no sense the major reason why civilians died. This is a cover story put forward in this case by the Foreign Ministry, other times by the IDF, which bears no relationship to reality."
Following five months of field research, said Roth, HRW "did not find a systematic practice of shielding in civilian villages. Indeed, we find very rare instances of that. Most Hizbullah military activity was conducted from prepared positions in the hills and valleys outsideLebanese villages... In the vast majority of cases in which civilians died as a result of Israeli air attacks, there was no Hizbullah military presence nearby."
Israel repeatedly warned the Lebanese civilian population of southern Lebanon to leave their homes and escape north of the Litani River, he continued. "It then acted as if all the civilians had left, when that was not true," said Roth. "Many did flee but many others stayed for a variety of reasons. Some were too old, some were too infirm, some were too impoverished to afford the exorbitant taxi fares being charged, and many were too scared to death to get on the roads and risk attack by Israeli bombers. So, for this variety of reasons, many civilians remained in Lebanon throughout much


of the war, and Israel knew that... Israel, was too ready to pull the trigger."
Roth noted that HRW examined 94 separate instances of Israeli air force or missile attacks, accounting for the deaths of 510 civilians and 51 combatants.
In a response to the report, the IDF stated that "it is clear at the outset that the report contains many inaccuracies resulting chiefly from the fact that the organization is not privy to classified intelligence information possessed by the IDF necessary to evaluate the legitimacy of each attack. Moreover, the report relies heavily on interviews with Lebanese sources of limited reliability."
The IDF also rejected HRW's claim that after warning the civilian population in southern Lebanon to leave, the IDF too easily viewed anyone who remained in the area ascombatants.
"The IDF distinguishes at all times between civilians and combatants and rejects outright the contention that Israel fired indiscriminately on civilians," it said. "The IDF also adheres carefully to the proportionality requirement, refraining from attacks where the anticipated collateral damage would be out of proportion to the military benefit expected to ensue from the attack."
In another response, the head of NGO Monitor, Gerald Steinberg, charged that "Human Rights Watch's latest attack on Israel's actions during the Second Lebanon War follows a clear pattern which has sought to create a moral equivalence between the deliberate targeting of civilians by a terrorist organization and the efforts of a democratic country to defend itself.
"Despite their own admission in this report that Hizbullah fired from the vicinity of UN outposts on an


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This is the debut album from Western New York piano rock band, The Series. It's March 2010 as I write this, and I must say that in retrospect, I'm very proud of this album. John Buteyn, Henry Langston, Mark Miner, and I really didn't know what we were doing way back in 2006 when we released this. Our recording of it was pretty sporadic (In fact, the piano in the song 'One Third' was recorded nearly two years before most of the rest of the song). It was a long project, but we all loved doing it. When most bands release their first albums, they often feel embarrassed by them pretty quickly, and definitely as the years go by. While my ears may cringe a littlewe accomplished that, truthfully. I stand by this album with joy and pride. I'm sure you'll find it equally enjoyable.

This is the debut album from Western New York piano rock band, The Series. It's March 2010 as I write this, and I must say that in retrospect, I'm very proud of this album. John Buteyn, Henry Langston, Mark Miner, and I really didn't know what we were doing way back in 2006 when we released this. Our recording of it was pretty sporadic (In fact, the piano in the song 'One Third' was recorded nearly two years before most of the rest of the song). It was a long project, but we all loved doing it. When most bands release their first albums, they often feel embarrassed by


a "kid" riding like that as I was pretty young when it came out, the adults were the show, but it struck a chord for a young at the time guy.

World’s Fastest Indian –

Dave: A true story, Anthony Hopkins is simply stellar as the grizzled old bike builder Burt Monro with a dream to go to Bonneville and try and set the world speed record. The people he meets along the way, the experiences, setbacks, struggles, and his get it done approach to every obstacle, makes this the best gear head movie ever.

Favorite scene: Pouring molten aluminum into a mold to make his own pistons

Change my mind.

PJ: Similarly inspiring to an "older" at the time man. It was good to see a gentleman of an advanced age realizinga life's long goal. He was well past the traditional age for a motorcycle racer and embodied the racer mindset of facing all type of challenges head on with little concern for failure or consequence.

Little Fauss and Big Halsey –

Dave: Classic 1970's gritty feel and finish, its simply great bad movie making. Motorcycle movies with lots of Johnny Cash belong in the hall of fame

Favorite scene: Halsey's endo when he meets mom and dad Fauss

Frosty's Motorcycle Shop rules!

Faster (the series)-

PJ: Incredible behind the scenes look at the story/stories of the MotoGP World. This movie became a series, all were great. All narrated by Ewan McGregor, and very well at that.

Favorite scene: The ride along with multiple time world champion Valentino Rossi in a rental car as he talked


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Dave: Toss up here, GE is one of my all-time favorite war movies, and the fact that it features a motorcycle jump at a key moment in the movie, and of course with Steve McQueen (it was actually Bud Ekins that made the jump on film), hard to ignore this movie as a top five motorcycle movie

For similar reasons, Purple Rain is a classic movie, and the Kid rode a pimped out CX500 with a Windjammer all painted purple...how cool is that?Wednesday, March 11, 2009

There is a common thread running through President Obama's pro-choice agenda: the coercion of those who disagree with it.

Obama has begun providing federal funds for international groups that promote or perform abortions overseas. He has moved to weaken conscience protections for health-care professionals. And he has chosen the most radical possible option on the use of embryonic stem cells -- a free license for researchers, with boundaries set only by the National Institutes of Health.

Now, taxpayers are likely to fund not only research on the "spare" embryos from in vitro fertilization but also on human lives produced and ended for the sole purpose of scientific exploitation. Biotechnicians have been freed from the vulgar moralism of the masses, so they can operate according to the vulgar


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Melissa Rebich is the Executive Administrative Assistant in the Dean’s office within the College of Education. Melissa started her career with James Madison University in August 2013. Melissa brings 23 years of experience working in the private sector in the Insurance Industry. Melissa graduated from California State University of Northridge with a Bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies. Melissa and her husband Jeff have 2 beautiful children – Madison is a recent graduate of JMU Class of 2018 and just relocated to Charlottesville Virginia where she is working for YoungLife.Nathan is a sophomore at King University in Bristol, Tennessee, where pursuing a degree in Physical Therapy and is playing collegiate baseball. The Rebich household is rounded out with 3 furry children – Chloe, CleoKorea abducted four high-ranking South Korean military officers in 1999.

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On December 12, 2012, North Korea launched the Kwangmyŏngsŏng-3 Unit 2, a scientific and technological satellite, and it reached orbit. In response, the United States reployed its warships in the region. January–September 2013 saw an escalation of tensions between North Korea and South Korea, the United States, and Japan that began because of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2087, which condemned North Korea for the launch of Kwangmyŏngsŏng-3 Unit 2. The crisis was marked by extreme escalation of rhetoric by the new North Korean administration under Kim Jong-un and actions suggesting imminent nuclear attacks against South Korea, Japan, and the United States.

On March 24, 2014, a crashed North Korean drone was found near Paju, the onboard cameras


Winter Olympics, North and South Korea marched together in the opening ceremony and fielded a united women's ice hockey team. As well as the athletes, North Korea sent an unprecedented high-level delegation, headed by Kim Yo-jong, sister of Kim Jong-un, and President Kim Yong-nam, and including performers like the Samjiyon Orchestra. A North Korean art troupe also performed in two separate South Korean cities, including Seoul, in honor of the Olympic games as well. The North Korean ship which carried the art troupe, Man Gyong Bong 92, was also the first North Korean ship to arrive in South Korea since 2002. The delegation passed on an invitation to President Moon to visit North Korea.

Following the Olympics, authorities of the two countries raised the possibility that they could hostMemorial Hospital, primarily for precautionary measures."

The mayor also thanked "the citizens of Anderson as well as my family and friends for their prayers and support over the past week."

"I am truly grateful for the outpouring of support from our community during this past week. I couldn't be prouder to be associated with such a caring City and compassionate citizenry," Roberts said. "I look forward to seeing everyone soon at Anderson's Thursday Night Block Party!"

He said he has been in contact with McConnell and "will ensure the business of the City of Anderson continues to move forward."

Anderson City Councilman Matt Harbin presided over the council's meeting Monday night in his role as mayor pro tem. He also is expected to preside over the council's next meeting.

Saturday's statement marked the


mayor's first public comments since he was hospitalized. Greenville Memorial issued a statement Monday saying that Roberts had been brought to the hospital as a precaution after experiencing shortness of breath and becoming light headed.

Roberts has been Anderson's mayor since 2006. He is the city's first black mayor.

Follow Kirk Brown on Twiiter @KirkBrown_AIM... will lessen the pain for everyone?' " said Jacquelyn Heard, Daley's press secretary.

The message was that "these are some of the ways we could save money, but let's be creative," said Lisa Schrader, a spokeswoman for the city's Budget Department. "Let's think about it and come up with other ideas too."

The meetings were conducted by city Budget Director Michael Harris and John Doerrer, a top Daley aide.

"It's probably an overstatement to say they requested [givebacks], but they threw them out," said Henry Bayer, executive director of Council 31 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, which represents about 6,000 city workers. His union faces the threat of 100 of the 425 possible layoffs.

The suggestion was clear that to avoid layoffs, there needed to be


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5 Things Law Firms Should Learn from the Panama Papers Breach

04.12.2016

On April 3, several news organizations published reports based on more than 11 million documents leaked from a law firm in Panama that allegedly helped set up secret shell companies and offshore accounts for elected leaders and top officials from around the globe.

From a cybersecurity perspective, the magnitude of the breach highlights potential defense weaknesses of which all law firms should be aware. Otherwise, it could cost a firm serious business – law firms and other professional services firms experience the fifth-highest rate of customer turnover when a data breach occurs, according to the Ponemon Institute.

Review where your critical data is stored – servers, laptops, phones, portable devices or paper – and determine the best way to secureAbout this Blog

Anne Bannock works from her studio located in a historic woolshed in the beautiful Orinoco valley. Anne pursued her love of art with a freedom of spirit which has allowed her to experiment with a full spectrum of styles and mediums.


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In toronto real estate, in the face of a serious housing shortage in the GTA, the City of Toronto is actively discouraging homeowners from legally adding one or two units to their houses by making it financially unfeasible. Last week I received an email from Ben, who explained his dilemma. He wrote, “I bought a house with my son with the intent of living in it with my wife (both retired) on the ground floor and my son and his family on the second floor. My son is carrying a huge mortgage on his half of the house. We

In toronto real estate, Bank of Canada governor is urging the Toronto city council to prepare for the changes in theBoston Red Sox World Series trophy in Salem

Keith Yancey and Dwayne Yancey with Boston Red Sox World Series trophy.

When the Boston Red Sox took over the minor league baseball team in Salem, Va. in 2009 — turning it from the Salem Avalanche into the Salem Red Sox — the team sent down one of its World Series trophies as a star attraction.

Dwayne Yancey is a playwright from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. He’s had scripts produced throughout the United States, Canada, Great Britain and other locations abroad. For more on his work, contact him directly at dwayneyancey@gmail.com.


As part of dental hygiene, a patient's teeth are polished by a dental professional during a cleaning visit. Cups are used by dental professionals to carry a polishing paste. The polishing is accomplished by applying a prophylactic polishing paste to the teeth using a small rubber cup, commonly called a prophylaxis or prophy cup. The prophy cup is filled or loaded with a prophylactic polishing paste and the filled cup is held against the surface of a tooth while the cup is mechanically rotated. The force of rotation forces the polishing paste to traverse across the surface of the tooth abrading and polishing it.
The cup is attached to a dental angle, called a prophylaxis or prophy angle. The rotating action is provided by a rotating dental handpiece attachedRogers reported a marked absence of juvenile and young stems to replace the older trunks, blaming overgrazing by deer and elk. Without new growth to replace the old, the Trembling Giant is vulnerable to a catastrophic sudden withering and shrinking.

The quaking aspen is named for its leaves, which stir easily in even a gentle breeze and produce a fluttering sound with only the slightest provocation. The effect of this in Pando–multiplied over the tens of thousands of trees and hundreds of acres–can be unnerving, giving a real sense of life to the ancient, dying, trembling giant. One of the most popular seasons to visit Pando is fall when the leaves turn bright yellow.


Going to a Capitals game is well worth the admission just to see Alexander Ovechkin rewrite the laws of physics with his shots. He is one of the premier hockey players to ever suit up for the NHL and provides excitement like no other player in the NHL. Get tickets to Caps game to see him and the rest of the team strive for that elusive Eastern Conference championship.

Washington Capitals History

Even by expansion team standards, when the Capitals first started playing in 1974, they were one of the worst teams to ever take the ice for the NHL. This team was so bad that they set records in negative categories like most losses and most losses on the road. However, by the end of the troubled 1970's decade,the Capitals were on the verge of turning their fortunes around. They pulled off a monster trade by new General Manager, David Poile that saw the Caps get players like Rod Langway and Doug Jarvis.

Armed with a new and much more talented lineup, the Capitals would make the playoffs for the first time in 1983. They would continue to make it to the postseason in each of the next 14 seasons but could never manage to make it further than the second round. It wouldn't be until the 1997-98 season that Caps got their first and only Conference championship and made it the Stanley Cup. However, stars like Peter Bondra, Adam Oates, and goalie Olaf Kolzig could not get past the Red Wings and were swept in four


games.

After the 1998 loss, the Caps fell back down the standings due to underperforming veterans. They dismantled the team and started to rebuild for the future. This goal was achieved by when Alexander Ovechkin was selected in the NFL draft. After the locked out season o f 2004-2005, the Caps have been one of the more dominating teams in the Eastern Conference and it is just a matter of time before they are able to break through to the Stanley Cup Finals.

Other Washington Teams

Washington D.C. is the host city for a representative in all four major sports leagues in North America. Other than the Capitals, the Verizon Center is also the home of the Washington Wizards. The Wizards are a member of the NBA. and have been strugglingin recent years. However, with Gilbert Arenas due back and high draft picks, don't expect this club to stay in the cellar for long.

Major League Baseball moved the old and unprofitable Expos to this city and built the club a new stadium. The Nationals now play in the National League East Division and have some of the finest young talent on their roster. The Redskins are the oldest team affiliated with Washington D.C. and are a force in the Eastern Conference of the NFL. The team has made some dramatic moves in recent years and expects to once again compete for the Super Bowl.

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to prevent the disclosure of information under freedom of information (FOI) laws.’Full story

‘On 13th April, the Guardian were finally able to publish the ‘black spider memos,’ private correspondence between Prince Charles and several government departments between September 2004 and March 2005.’

‘On Thursday 26th March the Supreme Court concluded, to the delight of The Guardian and the dismay of the Prime Minister, that communications between Prince Charles and government Ministers – the so-called ‘black spider memos’ – should be released. This has been a long saga, involving issues of freedom of information, discussion of constitutional conventions surrounding the behaviour of a Monarch in training, which now also includes the principle of legality and the nature of the relationship between parliamentary sovereignty and the rule of law. Such a cornucopiaof delights for constitutional lawyers guarantees that the case has earned its place in the ‘Constitutional law Case list Hall of Fame’, with the promise of further delight as the memos, once released and savoured, cast an insight into the relationship between the Crown and the Government.’

‘And so, the long legal saga of the Black Spider Letters finally comes to a close.

I last blogged about this case back in October 2012. At that time, the Attorney General had ignited controversy by invoking a little-known power under section 53 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA).’


a tasteful Rosso Conero, made by Montepulciano grapes. Due to its beauty, historical and architectural value, the villa and the cellar are protected by The Ministry of Culyural Heritage and Activities.
Entering the main door you'll find yourself in the big courtyard: a charming and totally safe outdoor space where having breakfast, tastings, meals or just reading your book or having fun with your children.
The Villa performs a summer calendar of activities such as Dinners made by special local Chefs, Concerts, Book presentations, openair Movies and Puppets Theatre for Kids.

The Villa is right out medioeval Borgo of Offagna, a tipical and very well preserved ancient village of central Italy. It is surrounded by hills, vineyards and cultivated fields, which make the landscape suggestive and unique.

I was with my girlfriendsConero National Park .
Winner for the "Blue flag place" in Italy. Important award for the best quality of the sea.

Two floor + mansard)villa with garden and a dog, directly 70 mt. from the beach.
15 minutes drive to Monte Conero National Park .
Winner for the "Blue flag place" in Italy. Important award for the best quality of the sea.
Sets close to the airport of Ancona (5 minutes drive), and directly connected to the dock of Ancona (10 minutes drive).
Important place for ferry boats to Greece and Croatian coast.
Many architectural and historical little villages and towns to visit, with beautiful surrounding countryside and lovely sand beaches.
15 minutes drive from the "Velvet Beach" of Senigallia,
very nice place for families and babies, full of nice historic architecture and quiet "promenade" above the


or Mount d'Ancona. This promontory gives rise to a gulf, the Gulf of Ancona, in whose most inner part lies the natural harbor. In Ancona the sun is rising and setting over the sea; The phenomenon is due to the elbow shape of its promontory, wet by the sea both east and west and is typical of the coasts with similar geographic location.
The mountains of Dalmatia seen from Overview.
Another geographical feature of Ancona is the opportunity to observe, on very quiet days, from the summit of the various hills of the town, the mountains of Dalmatia beyond the Adriatic; The phenomenon is possible for two reasons: because the promontory on which the city rises moves eastward, reducing the distance between the Italian coast and the other shore, andalso because the height of the hills broadens the radius of the horizon. It usually happens a few dozen times a year, especially at dawn.
The city has several beaches, both high and low. Among those of the first type, the most central is the Passetto, with large white rocks, among which the Pope's Seat (one of the symbols of the city) and the Rock of the Square. Other rocky beaches, reachable with dirt roads, follow the south; Among them, one should remember the long free beach of Mezzavalle. The most famous beach south of Ancona is Portonovo, under the Conero Mountain, with typical white and rounded stones, home to tourist equipment. To the north of the port the coast is low; In this area you should remember the


located near the center of Osimo (within a 5 minute walk!), Plus it is Really in a strategic location, convenient to get to the beaches and to reach the other beautiful countries. Definitely would love to come back! Highly recommended and highly recommended!

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Top floor apartment in a 20th century Italian villa with spacious garden (palm trees, pine trees, and statues). Lavishly furnished with antique pieces. An impressive 2500+ volume library.
The ideal venue for an artist working on his/her project.

A residential neighborhood with a supermarket, pharmacy, and other stores.

All perfect! Hospitality excellent availability to 100% in every way, very nice house, clean and well situated. registered

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The house was in great condition and I was welcomed by a friend of the host who was always availableBrewer says he saw the bear running and was shocked to see it. At first he thought it was maybe a very large dog but then soon realized it was a bear.

The deputy also says it is believed the bear came in the city from the county just south of Perryville off of Highway 61.

He also said several days ago, one man took a picture of a bear that was near the road in the same area.

Jones says it's nice to see more bears in the county, but not when it comes in the city and could possibly threaten people.

Jones also says the game warden has picked up the bear and will be taking it to Columbia for studying.

The Pennsylvania Judicial Center serves as an administrative headquarters for


the bankruptcy judge.

On Tuesday, Ford Motor Credit Company filed an objection to Reagor-Dykes Auto Group's request to hire a Chief Restructuring Officer, saying Reagor-Dykes Auto Group "created their own financial mess" and the company is not following the rules set in the court's interim cash collateral order by the bankruptcy judge.

On Saturday, Reagor-Dykes Auto Group filed an order to allow 30 extra days for the group to submit schedules and financial statements. On Tuesday, the bankruptcy judge granted the motion and the company has until September 14 to submit all necessary documents to bankruptcy court.

On Saturday, Reagor-Dykes Auto Group filed an order to allow 30 extra days for the group to submit schedules and financial statements. On Tuesday, the bankruptcy judge granted the motion and the company hasSeveral hours later, a neighbor found the 56-year-old lying face down on the porch of his home. The words “VOW BREAKER” were spray-painted on the kitchen counter, Carroll Daggett, who lives a short distance away, told the Portland Press Herald.

Daggett called police.

Officers then found Randall’s 27-year-old daughter, Claire, dead in the bathroom. She died of multiple shotgun wounds, according to the state medical examiner’s office.

Maine State Police said Daniel Randall, who had been estranged from his family and didn’t have a key to the house, broke in through the garage and shot his daughter before shooting himself once in the head. Police said he spray-painted messages on the walls of the five rooms in the house.

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Among them was a message to his wife, Anita, who had filed for


told the paper.

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Efforts to reach Daggett by phone were unsuccessful.

Police are investigating where the former pastor and chaplain bought the shotgun.

Daniel Randall lived in Bristol, R.I., with wife Anita, daughters Molly and Claire, and son Gabriel. He was a pastor at the First Congregational Church in Bristol for 12 years before announcing his resignation in December 2014.

“My family; Anita, Molly, Claire and Gabe have shared a wonderful spiritual journey with you for 12 years. You are dear to us all. You are a community of faith that has been on a remarkable and historic path in the last 12 years along with me. This is why my decision is so challenging at this time, but also is flavored with a hopeful and peaceful feeling,” Daniel Randall wrote infamily man who took charge, according to the Portland Press Herald. But he also said that his new neighbor seemed to show signs of stress, at times struggled to make eye contact and often stopped talking mid-sentence.

Claire Randall was a valedictorian at Mount Hope High School in Bristol, the Providence Journal reported. She earned a bachelor’s degree in music from Wesleyan University and was passionate about domestic violence prevention and substance abuse treatment programs, according to a short biography by Resonant Motion, a New York nonprofit where she was a program associate.

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She lived in New York but was staying with her family in Maine for a few weeks, according to the Portland Press Herald.

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She also was a vocalist for a band called Trot Fox and an education and


List of animated feature films of 1971

A list of animated feature films that were first released in 1971.

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Upcycled and Recycled into Outdoor Living Room

For The Common Place, known as an “autonomous, radical social center” in Leeds, England, designers Donna Walker and Sarah Barrett created Home Sweet Home, a project sprung out of the desire to craft a cozy outdoor social gathering spot out of what was once just rubble. Starting out with a yard in much disrepair at the back of the center, the duo felt the space had a lot of potential to become a useful social gathering place for center’s members.

Before…

Then some digging…

…and after.

A Safe Sense of Community
Since the ethos of the center was to create a place in the city that rebuilds some of the things lost in our lives, the center offers a sense of community, affordable


The new Israeli feed safety law: challenges in relation to animal and public health.
The Israeli feed safety legislation, which came to prominence in the early 1970s, has undergone a major change from simple feed safety and quality regulations to a more holistic concept of control of feed safety and quality throughout the whole feed production chain, from farm to the end user table. In February 2014, a new law was approved by the Israeli parliament, namely the Control of Animal Feed Law, which is expected to enter into effect in 2017. The law is intended to regulate the production and marketing of animal feed, guaranteeing the safety and quality of animal products throughout the production chain. The responsibility on the implementation of the new feed law was movedIt
tries to test more corner cases and detailed functionality that is not
really useful as module documentation.

>>> from stdnum import mac

The module should properly convert numbers in various formats to a canonical
representation.

>>> mac.compact('d0:50:99:84:a2:a0')
'd0:50:99:84:a2:a0'
>>> mac.compact('D0-50-99-84-A2-A0')
'd0:50:99:84:a2:a0'
>>> mac.compact('D0:50:99:84:A2:A0')
'd0:50:99:84:a2:a0'
>>> mac.compact('d0:5:9:04:a2:a0')
'd0:05:09:04:a2:a0'

Various formatting problems are checked.

>>> mac.validate('d0:50:99:84:a2:a0:ff')
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
InvalidLength: ...
>>> mac.validate('zz:50:99:84:a2:a0')
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
InvalidFormat: ...
>>> mac.validate('00:00:00:00:00')
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
InvalidLength: ...
>>> mac.validate('123:23:45:67:89:00')
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
InvalidLength: ...

The module also has a few address classification functions.

>>> mac.is_unicast('d0:50:99:84:a2:a0')
True
>>> mac.is_multicast('d0:50:99:84:a2:a0')
False
>>> mac.is_broadcast('d0:50:99:84:a2:a0')
False
>>> mac.is_broadcast('FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF')
True
>>> mac.is_universally_administered('d0:50:99:84:a2:a0')
True
>>> mac.is_locally_administered('fe:54:00:76:07:0a')
True

We can lookup the organisation that registered the OUI part of the MAC
address.

>>> str(mac.get_manufacturer('2c:76:8a:ad:f2:74'))
'Hewlett Packard'
>>> str(mac.get_manufacturer('fe:54:00:76:07:0a'))  # libvirt MAC address
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
InvalidComponent: ...

The organisation lookup is performed by default


was a spice as rare as myrrh and as precious as saffron: an expensive extra used to give food taste and color. Only in the Renaissance did sugar slowly, through the New World, become widely current. (“Sweet” became one of Shakespeare’s favorite adjectives: it appears seventy-two times in the sonnets alone, and the first writer who mentions them refers to his “sugar’d sonnets.”)

Then, in the late seventeenth century, the price of sugar plummeted, never to recover, largely as a consequence of that hideous invention the West Indies sugar plantation. The cheap-sugar revolution took different paths in different places. In England, sugar combined with tea became the staple drink of the masses. In France, a full-blown dessert cuisine emerged, with the pastry chef as its hero. Soufflés rose; eggthing seen at different moments in its history. The lesser mouse lemur would doubtless devour a crème caramel and a butterscotch pudding indifferently; it takes a pastry chef trained in France to state the difference. The artifact gives the appetite shape; the appetite makes the artifact shine.

The next morning, I met Albert Adrià at the workshop that the Adrià brothers keep in the old quarter of Barcelona. In jeans and a work shirt, Albert had the stocky, proletarian look of a young Braque or Léger. He is a classic younger brother—earnest, hardworking, self-critical—and he explained the rise of the Barcelona dessert as a series of accidents disciplined by labor.

“Postres?” he asked. “Why me for postres? First, because the pastry chef left. I had just finished moving through all


Jünger sees its precursors in the new warrior, who emerges in the First World War and is responsive to total mobilization.

Although Jünger speaks of the gestalt of the worker rather than the gestalt of work, the unity of the gestalt is not reserved for man. The unity of the gestalt touches upon the description of the characteristics of the world and human responsiveness to the world, such as became clear in the example of the totally mobilized world and the new race of warriors. "The simultaneity of certain resources with a certain humanity does not depend on coincidence, rather is contained in the frame of a higher-ranking necessity. The unity of man with his resources is therefore the expression of a unity of a high-ranking type." The unityastronomical moon and the man in the moon (cf. Section 4.2). Is it possible that the unity to which the stereoscopic view provides us access in addition also pertains to the unity of the moon as man and as astronomical heavenly body? Exactly this possibility is the point on which Jünger sets. He ends the Sicilian Letter with the perception that the moon appears to him simultaneously as heavenly body and as the man in the moon: "But the unheard-of part for me in this moment was to see these two masks merge inseparably into one another as one and the same Being. Then for the first time, an agonizing rift opened up here, that which I, great-grandson of an idealistic, grandson of a romantic, and son of


Worker had a great influence on his line of thought in The Question Concerning Technology, which Heidegger acknowledged "is indebted to the enduring stimulus provided by the descriptions of The Worker." The question arises: what exactly could this enduring stimulus in Jünger's work be?

In Across the Line, which was first published in a liber amicorum occasioned by Heidegger's sixtieth birthday in 1949, Jünger discusses the question of whether we live in the age of fulfilled nihilism and, if so, whether we can overcome such nihilism. Because the true causes of our situation are unknown and cannot be discerned by hasty explanations, it is our task to first give a key definition of nihilism, that is, an assessment of our life situation. He also compares the experience of nihilismwe start with "observation," a being is not taken strictly in terms of itself, but rather in the way it shows itself, its eidos or form. That, in the metaphysical tradition, the theme of philosophy should be understood in terms of eidos, idea or form is thus not something obvious, nor directly comprehensible. It is orientated to the present-at-hand being opposite to me, and derives from this a point of view, out of which the eidos or form becomes accessible. When the being of beings is grasped as idea or eidos, then the being of this being is not understood out of itself, but out of the way the Greeks have access to being. For the Greeks, pure seeing or theoria is the primary mode of access to


experience experiences in passing and indirectly the hidden horizon of meaning, the history of the earth as hidden dimension of the gestalt. That means that the gestalt comes nearer as the inaccessible and hidden only in this twofold.

## 12.2 The Necessity of Poetic Experiments in the Absence of the Gestalt

With the importance of the stereoscopic method for Jünger's transformation of saying, it also becomes clear why Jünger stresses the importance of artistic experiments with the unseparated or earth history in his later work. In the technological age in which technology becomes perfect, clocktime with its calculations and automatizations becomes the absolute and only valid meaning of time. For Jünger, the omnipresence of clocktime is problematic. If our indirect access to the unseparated or earth history requires a stereoscopica checkup on Friday on his right knee and he's "getting a whole lot better." While he still has to currently maintain 10 to 15 minutes per game, he believes he'll be fine for the postseason. In addition, Jeffries said Stoudemire, who is nursing an injured back, is working hard to return next week, which would enable him to play the final four or five games of the season.

Regarding Lin, Jeffries said he believes the 23-year-old wants to be back on the court for the playoffs, and that his looming free agency has nothing to do with him having to sit out for an extended period of time.

"Anybody that knows him knows that he loves the game of basketball and he loves to play and loves being out


A heavily tattooed man stripped off his shirt and donned a pit-bull mask in front of the sweaty crowd. He was about to rap in Afrikaans—to fans in New York.

"Hi, my name's Ninja, and I'm from South Africa," the frontman for Die Antwoord said later, before launching into "Baby's on Fire," a song that makes liberal use of Afrikaans slang like "cherrie" (girl) "klapping" (slapping) and "lekker" (awesome).

...The first mistake of the Ukrainian revolutionaries was to abandon the agreement of Feb. 23 to create a national unity government, including some of the revolutionary leaders, that would administer the country until new elections in December. It would have left President Viktor Yanukovych in office until then, but with severely diminished powers, as the constitution would have been changed to restore the authority of parliament.

Leaving a man who ordered the murder of dozens of protesters in power even temporarily was a bitter pill to swallow, but it had tacit Russian support because it saved President Vladimir Putin�s face. However, the crowds on Independence Square refused to accept the deal, and Yanukovych was forced to flee.

Parliament subsequently ratified his removal, but it was the mob, and especially the


right-wing fighting groups like Praviy Sektor, who led, and the leadership who followed. Putin was humiliated, and he was given the pretext for claiming that Ukraine had fallen to a "fascist coup" as a justification, however flimsy, for rejecting the legitimacy of the new Ukrainian government.

The second grave error � and this one was entirely unforced � was the new government�s decision to repeal the law giving Russian equal status as an official language in provinces with large Russian-speaking populations. It delighted Ukrainian-speaking ultra-nationalists in the west of the country, but it needlessly alienated the two-fifths of Ukraine�s population who speak Russian as their first language.

So now Putin is bringing pressure on the new Ukrainian government by backing a secessionist movement in Crimea (where three-fifths of the peoplespeak Russian). The rubber-stamp Russian parliament has also granted him authority to use Russian troops elsewhere in Ukraine to "protect" Russians � by which it seems to mean Ukrainians in eastern Ukraine who speak Russian, although they are not actually under attack.

Putin has not yet sent Russian troops into the eastern parts of Ukraine. However, pro-Russian crowds have appeared in cities like Kharkov, Donetsk and Lugansk demanding Russian "protection" � amid plausible reports that many people in those crowds are actually Russians imported from just across the border for the occasion, and not Russian-speaking Ukrainians at all. The promised Ukrainian election on May 25 may never happen.

The Ukrainian army has been mobilized, and actual fighting could be only days away if the Russians invade eastern Ukraine, or attack


in which the government of the eastern, Russian-speaking part will be permanently under Russia�s thumb, and will have a veto on the decisions of the central government.

That�s all Putin wants out of this: a Ukrainian government that always respects Russia�s wishes. It could even pursue a different policy on issues like human rights, if it wants (so long as it doesn�t give Russians ideas). He doesn�t want to micro-manage the place. He�s not out to conquer the world. He�s not even out to re-conquer Eastern Europe.

But Putin�s calculations about Ukraine have been wrong every single time since the turn of the century. He backed Yanukovych before 2004, and the Orange Revolution proved him wrong. He backed Yanukovych even more enthusiastically after 2010; the policy blew up in hisface again. And here he is yet again, backing Yanukovych as the president-in-exile of his Russia-friendly fantasy version of Ukraine.

His calculations are wrong. If he continues down this road, he will cause a quite needless political disaster.

Gwynne Dyer is an independent journalist, based in London, whose articles are published in 45 countries.


a week- 2nd round and 5th round to be SWL played with a KOF format- Regular season to be Bo7, with an Ace- Format reverted to that of a pre-announced team style, instead of revealing the team on the spot On November 25 2012 19:10 FXOBoSs wrote:

Its not FXO, and fnatic doesnt have enough players.. so I wonder who it must be.... *rolls eyes*

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- Proleague starts 8 December, no Airforce Ace, rumour that a foreign team will be the replacement, foreign team rumoured to be possibly FXO, Fnatic, or EG

- Probably same schedule as previous season

- Introduction of new broadcaster SPOTV. OGN to take weekend matches, SPOTV to take weekday matches

SPL Proleague, the team league organised by Kespa, is preparing to usher in a new season.

Fromits creation in 2003, Proleague is about to go into its tenth year on this journey. The new season of Proleague will completely switch over from Starcraft 1 to Starcraft 2. The version of the game used will still be Wings of Liberty, and when Heart of the Swarm is released in March, changes to the game version used will be decided based on the situation then. Because it is an expansion to the same game, the change should not have too much of an effect on the league.

Regarding the Participating Teams

The new season has basically been confirmed to be starting on 8 December, and at the moment, it is estimated that the Kespa teams have all already started on their preparations for this upcoming season. Previously, it


had already been confirmed by many parties that Airforce Ace will not be taking part in the upcoming season, and the chances of a foreign team replacing it and taking part in the league is quite high.

Airforce Ace had already announced in the previous season that they won't be taking in new members. Due to the way it is linked to the military, the members of the team are chosen from the players from each team who voluntarily serve in the army and applied for the Airforce. Even though the team is usually able to snipe some strong teams, they are unable to escape the fate of sitting at the bottom at the end of each season.

Airforce Ace has already expressed that they will not be taking partfew. At the moment, most of the attention in the discussion amongst the fans is focused on teams like EG, Fnatic, and FXO - Teams with good financial backing, teams with enough players, teams which probably do not have any hindrances should they choose to take part in Proleague.

The rest of the teams taking part are SKT, Eighth Team, CJ, Samsung, Woongjin, STX, and KT.

Regarding the Schedule of the Tournament

The schedule of the new season of Proleague has been a matter of interest to many. In the previous season, there were 4 days of games each week - Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. There is a good chance that the new season will continue on the pattern of having 4 days of games each week.

But there are many


practical problems which have to be considered as well. OGN, the cable TV channel which independently produced and broadcasted the league in the previous season, also has to broadcast the LoL league this season. Because of that, they are unable to find enough time for the broadcast. As a result, a new IPTV channel called SPOTV has announced that it will also independently produce and broadcast the Proleague tournament. The games played over the weekend will still be broadcasted by OGN, but the games on the 2 weekday match days will be passed on to be broadcasted by SPOTV.

OGN has already updated their December timetable, and from the table, it seems like there will be live HD broadcasts of Proleague on the Saturdays and Sundays of December.

Regarding thea big team like EG would set up in Korea and take part in Proleague and step into the Korean market using the opportunity.

This reporter personally thinks that the introduction of EG would be really attractive. EG already has the experience of playing in Korea through the partnership with Slayers. and they also recruited former Fnatic manager Hwanni. Furthermore, there are many popular foreign players which the Korean fans know about under the EG flag, such as Stephano, and also Korean players such as JYP and Puma.

This reporter has been to almost all the major tournaments after the release of Wings of Liberty for the purpose of doing interviews. He/she doesn't just follow foreign teams closely, but also knows quite a bit of information and has personal networks.

We


the Swarm is released in March, changes to the game version used will be decided based on the situation then. Because it is an expansion to the same game, the change should not have too much of an effect on the league.The new season has basically been confirmed to be starting on 8 December, and at the moment, it is estimated that the Kespa teams have all already started on their preparations for this upcoming season. Previously, it had already been confirmed by many parties that Airforce Ace will not be taking part in the upcoming season, and the chances of a foreign team replacing it and taking part in the league is quite high.Airforce Ace had already announced in the previous season that they won't be takingin new members. Due to the way it is linked to the military, the members of the team are chosen from the players from each team who voluntarily serve in the army and applied for the Airforce. Even though the team is usually able to snipe some strong teams, they are unable to escape the fate of sitting at the bottom at the end of each season.Airforce Ace has already expressed that they will not be taking part in Proleague anymore, and as a result, the number of teams in the league has been reduced to 7, and this has severely affected the scheduling of the league. As a result, Kespa has been trying to invite a famous foreign team to fill the gap, and according to a


of the teams taking part are SKT, Eighth Team, CJ, Samsung, Woongjin, STX, and KT.The schedule of the new season of Proleague has been a matter of interest to many. In the previous season, there were 4 days of games each week - Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. There is a good chance that the new season will continue on the pattern of having 4 days of games each week.But there are many practical problems which have to be considered as well. OGN, the cable TV channel which independently produced and broadcasted the league in the previous season, also has to broadcast the LoL league this season. Because of that, they are unable to find enough time for the broadcast. As a result, a new IPTV channel called           Facts and Proceedings Below

     The facts of these cases are sufficiently similar that they

can be described in tandem.        McGinnis and Musmeci (collectively,

appellants) filed their complaints against the Secretary on July 5

and July 17, 1991, respectively.         Both were represented by counsel

Harry E. Forst.   Forst sent copies of the summons and complaints by

certified mail to the United States Attorney in New Orleans, the

United States Attorney General, and the Secretary.              The United

States Attorney received these service attempts on or about July

16, 1991 (McGinnis), and July 23,


                          5
still had three weeks to serve process, but failed to do so.    That

appellants' counsel had instructed his secretary to serve the

papers upon the United States Attorney (explained as a desire to

avoid the cost of hiring a process-server) is surely not good cause

or (even) excusable neglect.   The record reflects that the United

States Attorney's office in New Orleans is only a few blocks away

from the office of appellants' counsel.      The district court in

McGinnis' case ruled that his failure to effect timely service "is

attributable solely to his own neglect."    The court inTolstoy Farm

The Tolstoy Farm was the second of its kind of experiments established by Gandhi.

He devotes a considerable number of pages in Satyagraha in South Africa to the discussion of the day-to-day activities on the farm as the experiment appeared important to him, even though it had not enjoyed much "limelight". Mohandas K. Gandhi (1869-1948) attributes the success of the final phase of the satyagraha campaign in South Africa between 1908 and 1914 to the "spiritual purification and penance" afforded by the Tolstoy Farm.The Tolstoy Farm was the second of its kind of experiments established by Gandhi.He devotes a considerable number of pages in Satyagraha in South Africa to the discussion of the day-to-day activities on the farm as the experiment appeared important to him, even though it


had not enjoyed much "limelight". He wrote: "I have serious doubts as to whether the struggle could have been prosecuted for eight years, whether we could have secured larger funds, and whether the thousands of men who participated in the last phase of the struggle would have borne their share of it, if there had been no Tolstoy Farm." The site is located in a southwestern corner of the Johannesburg municipal area, approximately 35 km from Johannesburg, 17 km from Soweto, 7 km from Lenasia and 2 kilometres from the Lawley Station. It is located on the site of privately-owned Corobrik brick factory. However, the company has recognised Tolstoy Farm’s strategic and historic importance and has granted permission for its usage as a heritage site. History of TolstoyFarm Excerpt from:

THE TOLSTOY FARM: GANDHI'S EXPERIMENT IN "COOPERATIVE COMMONWEALTH"

By Surendra Bhana

Published in South African Historical Journal,

No. 7, November 1975 Mohandas K. Gandhi (1869-1948) attributes the success of the final phase of the satyagraha campaign in South Africa between 1908 and 1914 to the "spiritual purification and penance" afforded by the Tolstoy Farm. He devotes a considerable number of pages in Satyagraha in South Africa to the discussion of the day-to-day activities on the farm as the experiment appeared important to him, even though it had not enjoyed much "limelight". He wrote: "I have serious doubts as to whether the struggle could have been prosecuted for eight years, whether we could have secured larger funds, and whether the thousands of men who participated in the last phase of


the struggle would have borne their share of it, if there had been no Tolstoy Farm." The Tolstoy Farm was the second of its kind of experiments established by Gandhi. The first, the Phoenix settlement in Natal, was inspired in 1904 by a single reading of John Ruskin's Unto This Last, a work that extolled the virtues of the simple life of love, labour, and the dignity of human beings. Gandhi was not as personally involved in the daily running of the Phoenix settlement as he was to become in his stay of interrupted duration at the Tolstoy Farm which lasted for about four years. In part this was because the political struggle had shifted to the Transvaal after 1906, and he controlled it from its Johannesburg headquarters.

Toa large extent Gandhi's more intimate involvement at the Tolstoy Farm coincided with the heightened tempo of the passive resistance campaign, and the development of the Gandhian philosophy of the perfect individual in a perfect new order. This essay will briefly discuss the historical context within which the Tolstoy Farm was founded, and explore the activities at the farm which led Gandhi to call the experiment a "cooperative commonwealth".

Much of this kind of implicit faith in this principled leader had been inspired by the fact that he had championed the cause of the Indians for over a decade when he could have opted for the less rigorous chores of being simply a lawyer. Gandhi's quiet and resourceful simplicity, his boundless energy, and his incredible staying power further enhanced


his leadership. But it was probably the force of his satyagraha philosophy that impelled his followers forward. They may not have fully understood all its revolutionary dimensions, but they realised that it was a new and potent force as just in its implementation as the causes for which it fought. They captured its ethos, and were propelled by it in turn.

During the final phase of the campaign when the Tolstoy Farm was established Gandhi's own growth became noticeable. During his three months of jail in 1909, first at Volksrust and then at Pretoria, he read about thirty books. He made further acquaintance of the works of Leo Tolstoy 1828-1910) and Henry D. Thoreau (1817-1862), among others, and of the Hindu religion. Gandhi had read of Thoreau when hewas a student in London, and had summarised the American's essay on Civil Disobedience in an issue of Indian Opinion in 1907. Now in jail, he eagerly explored Thoreau further.

But it was Tolstoy's writings that impressed him the most. The Russian's ideas about renouncing force as a means of opposition were akin to Gandhi's own thoughts, although he did not share Tolstoy's intense dislike for organised government. The Indian had read Tolstoy's The Kingdom of God is Within You in 1894. This had stimulated his search for truth and non-violence in his own religion. It had set him upon a kind of thinking that was to mature into satyagraha later. Now in prison, he had another opportunity to read more deeply into the Russian author's works.

Prompted by his


deeper appreciation of the Tolstoyan philosophy, Gandhi wrote in October 1909 the first of his four letters to the Russian. He described in it the struggle of the Transvaal Indians, and asked him to air his views on the subject of morality. In subsequent correspondence Gandhi sent Tolstoy a copy of Joseph Doke's biography on himself, and an English translation of a pamphlet, Hind Swaraj (Indian Home Rule) he had written on board the ship bringing him from London to South Africa. If Gandhi had hoped to draw the Russian into a full-fledged discourse on the ideas shared by the two, he was probably disappointed. He may not have been aware of Tolstoy's deteriorating health and his troubled life which had caused the Russian to abandon his wifea few days before he died on November 20, 1910.

Once out of jail, Gandhi proceeded to London to present the Indian case before the British government, then engaged in deliberations concerning the formation of the Union of South Africa. He talked to various persons, including Colonial Secretary Lord Crewe, without knowing whether he had been successful. Upon his return to South Africa he discovered he had not been.

But a more alarming discovery was that the passive resistance campaign had slackened most notably in the five months that he had been away. A combination of factors had brought this about. The Transvaal government had put fear in the hearts of the Indians by deporting some of them to India; and it was not freely arresting the satyagrahis - thereby


to further their cause - as it had done earlier. The morale of the Indians had sagged dangerously low. Barely a hundred of the diehards among the satyagrahis were willing to court arrest.

The fact that so many satyagrahis had abandoned the campaign before its stated goal had been attained indicated to Gandhi that they had to be properly trained in the resolve necessary for satyagraha. This implied a need for a central place where a corporate sense of purpose might be instilled into the satyagrahis, and thereby revive the campaign. Such a centre might further accommodate some practical problems of running the campaign that Gandhi was then facing. Adult male satyagrahis worried over the plight of their wives and children in their absence; the system of relief moneythat was being doled out to the dependents of the satyagrahis was unsatisfactory and costly. And there was also the question of financing the campaign. The monthly expenditure of 300 then, Gandhi explained in his letter to India's nationalist leader Gopal K. Gokhale, would exhaust the credit balance of 3000 by January 1911.

It was under these circumstances that the idea of purchasing a farm near Johannesburg occurred to him. The farm would not only meet the expenditure problems as residents would be doing "something to earn a living", but would provide Gandhi with an opportunity to experiment with a kind of communal living he had seen in 1895 among the Trappists at the Marianhill monastery sixteen miles from Durban in the vicinity of Pinetown.

Since the centre of the


campaign was in the Transvaal, the farm had to be close to Johannesburg. Herman Kallenbach, an architect until he became Gandhi's ardent follower, came to the rescue. A man of some means, Kallenbach bought a piece of land from Town Councillor Partridge, and officially placed it on May 30, 1910, at the disposal of the satyagrahis as long as the campaign lasted. Gandhi praised Kallenbach's action as one "calculated to bring East and West nearer in real friendship than any amount of rhetorical writing or speaking".

The distance of 22 miles between the location of the farm and Johannesburg, one would have thought, was a disadvantage. And yet, Gandhi must have weighed this against its many advantages: it was but a mile or two from the nearest railway stationof Lawley; on its 1,100 acres of land there were nearly 1,000 fruit-bearing trees; and water was supplied from two wells and a spring. True, there were at the time no more than a "shed and a dilapidated house containing four rooms". But its open spaces - it was about two miles long and three-quarters of a mile broad - provided the opportunity for leading a simple life, and its distance from Johannesburg freed it possibly from "the varied distractions of a city".

The settlement was called the Tolstoy Farm at the suggestion of Kallenbach. Gandhi stated in his letter to Tolstoy that the former worldly architect had gone through most of the experiences that Tolstoy had so graphically described in his work My Confession: "No writing has so


deeply touched Mr. Kallenbach as yours; and as a spur to further effort in living up to the ideals held before the world by you, he has taken the liberty, after consultation with me, of naming his farm after you."

The Tolstoy Farm offered him an opportunity to experiment with the implementation of his ideas. His challenge was the greater because the settlement consisted of men, women, and children for short, long, and irregular intervals, who were Hindus, Muslims, Christians or Parsees, white or Indians, people who spoke one or more from among Gujarati, Hindi, Tamil, and English. Gandhi recalls that there were 70 to 80 residents - 40 "young men", 2 or 3 "old men", 5 women, and 20 to 30 children - although the number must havevaried from time to time in the course of the farm's existence. It was a heterogeneous microcosm in which his leadership would prepare him for his role in the macrocosm of his battles in India later.

In running the settlement, Gandhi worked from the basic premise that the prime goal in an individual's life was the self-realisation that can come from the search for truth (satya) in specific instances and Absolute Truth (satya) as an ultimate reality. To reach the Absolute Truth, or God as Gandhi perceived it, an individual must determine what truth meant for him and practise it with single-mindedness. Another way he expressed the concept of truth was that "soul-force" was the power of good residing in an individual. It could be cultivated to realise its


full potential. The "prolonged training of the individual soul" was necessary, he wrote in an article just before his departure from South Africa, for a person to be a "perfect" adult satyagrahi. But such a training might be most fruitfully undertaken in the education of young children.

The rural setting was obviously important to Gandhi. His own beliefs about the virtues of a simple life had made him suspicious about the trappings of a modern industrialised civilisation. Here, where man lived in close proximity to nature he might realise his full potential by labouring for his fruit. The open spaces and the fruit-bearing trees provided the residents with ample opportunities for farming and gardening. Adults as well as children daily engaged in agricultural duties which involved picking, pruning, growingand forest-clearing. The emphasis was upon simple communal living where individual self-interests had to be curbed for the good of all, where asteya and aparigraha might be cultivated.

To live close with nature implied striking harmonious relations with predatory animals and venomous reptiles that might be roaming on the farm. Hunting was strictly forbidden in accordance with Gandhi's belief in ahimsa. Mr. Barasarthi Naidoo recalls the occasion upon which a group of the residents discovered a hunter with a gun in the area. He was promptly brought before Kallenbach, who, no doubt lectured to him about the sins of hunting. As for venomous snakes, of which there were plenty in the area, Gandhi's rule was not to kill them. Kallenbach even attempted "befriending" one of the reptiles, but as


he well knew, and as Gandhi pointed out to him, there was little love and much fear in the relationship. Indeed, Gandhi ordered the killing of a snake on one occasion. It was a case of unavoidable himsa (violence).

A man given to simple life, especially when related to an agrarian way, would understandably have great faith in the healing properties of nature's elements. Gandhi had long been familiar with earth and water treatment for ailments from the writings of Kuhne, Adolf Just, and others. He had applied such a treatment successfully upon his second son Manilal when he became ill in India in 1901. Now on the farm, he was able to experiment with nature cure remedies on a more regular basis. Seventy-year-old Lutavan was cured of hisasthma and cough by hydropathy, a prescribed diet, and, not-so-incidentally, by being forced to give up smoking. The station master's son who was afflicted with typhoid was cured with the help of cold mud poultices on his stomach, and regulated quantities of bananas, olive oil, and orange juice in it. At least two of the persons I interviewed recall how injuries that they had sustained or remember others sustaining during their stay on the farm had been treated with mud poultices. In later years, Gandhi was not quite as confident about nature cure remedies as he was at the Tolstoy Farm.

The satyagraha leader had for long placed great importance upon self-reliance. It encouraged discipline, self-esteem, and was a meaningful exercise in labouring for one's own fruit. Within six


months of having started the settlement, the residents were able to complete largely by self-help three big buildings, two of them 53 feet long and the third 77 feet. One of the buildings served as women's quarters while another as men's residence complete with laundry and kitchen facilities. A third building was a combination of offices, workshop, and school.

Self-reliance extended to other aspects of communal living. There was a "tailoring department" responsible for producing clothes generally suitable for outdoor life: trousers, and shirts made up of coarse blue cloth. There was no use for stiff starched shirts, donors were reminded through the columns of Indian Opinion. As for footwear, Gandhi considered sandals ideal for the climate. He specially dispatched Kallenbach to the Marianhill monastery near Pinetown to learnthe skill of sandal-making. Soon after Kallenbach's return, the workshop began producing sandals, most of which were worn by the farm residents, and a few sold to friends. Gandhi proudly wrote to cousin Maganlal Gandhi that he had completed 14 pairs of sandals by February 1911.

There is evidence of discipline in the daily routine followed by the residents. Its purpose was to prevent, no doubt, idle time-wasting, and make them feel that they were being constructively useful. The bell rang at six in the morning, wrote a Rand Daily Mail (Johannesburg) reporter. After the toilets were completed and the beds made, the residents ate breakfast. Everybody was assigned a task for the morning. Work was stopped at 11 a.m. to go for a bath - the bath was


postponed for this hour so as to make good use of the warm sun rays. The midday meal was served. At 1 p.m. Several classes of school began lasting until 5 late in the afternoon. The evening meal was taken at 5.30. There would be an hour of rest. At 7 p.m. the residents would assemble before Gandhi who would review the day's events, point out difficulties if any, and suggest ways of preventing their recurrence. The meeting ended with readings from books on religion and the singing of hymns.

Once his early doubts about vegetarianism had been dispelled - by reading as a student in London Henry S. Salt's A Plea For Vegetarianism, among other things - Gandhi considered it to be vital in the moral and spiritualgroundnut butter made from roasted nuts; marmalade prepared from the supply of fruit on the farm; and cereal coffee made of baked wheat and water. Such foods assisted the residents, in Gandhi's way of thinking, in living in harmony with nature and spiritual endeavours, others had to be avoided for precisely the same reason. Gandhi prescribed dietary restrictions for himself and others. He abjured cow milk to assist him in observing his vow of brahmacharya, and was faithfully accompanied by at least one person - Kallenbach.

What did Gandhi hope to impart to the young minds in the school he ran at the Tolstoy Farm? "It should be an essential of real education," he wrote in 1914, "that a child should learn that, in the struggle of life, it


can easily conquer hate by love, untruth by truth, violence by self-sacrifice." This is presumably what he had in mind when he stated later in his autobiography that education should concern itself with the "culture of the heart or the building of character". His goals in the education of the young minds were similar to his insistence upon what adults should strive towards in their lives. What was important to this morally scrupulous man personally was also important in his educational programme.

Gandhi had little faith in formal education presumably because it did not concern itself with the building of character. That kind of education was best given by the parents themselves. If so, was not his own school on the Tolstoy Farm self-defeating? No so. He regarded theashram as a "family", and he the "father". Hence, he decided to live amongst them "all the twenty-four hours of the day as their father". He meant this possibly in a figurative sense as he was away from the farm for one to three days in the week.

The fatherly teacher's programme included both "manual" and "mental" training. The ashramite children were expected to undertake for three hours in the morning duties which involved gardening, farming, sandal-making, or cloth-sewing. Such work was counterbalanced with a programme of lessons in geography, history, arithmetic, and writing; "bhajans" (hymns) and "interesting stories" were included in the teaching. No doubt they were stories with a moral lesson. Gandhi did not consider textbooks necessary. "Of textbooks...", he said, "I never felt the want." The


"true textbook for the pupil was his teacher," which in this case was Gandhi. Given his emphasis in education, Gandhi probably felt that instruction based on the teacher's experience and convictions would carry more weight than the lifeless pages of a textbook.

Gandhi's study of other religions had developed in him an acceptance of the essential universality of all religions, however much he might dislike aspects in all of them. The man whom he acknowledged as being influential in this respect was Raychandbhai, a deeply philosophical man in India, who although only a few years his senior, came closest to being Gandhi's guru. Rayachandbhai had assured him in his early years that there was little formulated in other religions that was not to be found in Hinduism. He agreedwith this without, however, accepting such things as untouchability and blood sacrifices as being essential to Hinduism, or without rejecting the intrinsic validity of the other religions.

Given these views, the religious teacher's self-proclaimed eligibility is understandable. He naturally had no use for religious textbooks. As a teacher, Gandhi respected the various religious affiliations of the children: the Christians were instructed in the reading of the Bible; the Muslims in the Koran; the Parsees (Zoroastrians) in the Avesta. As for the Hindus, he had written out the fundamental teachings of Hinduism, a document he regarded as representing his own "spiritual progress", but which he had regrettably misplaced later when he no longer needed it. He encouraged common respect for all religions by asking the ashramites to observe the fasts


of the others. Non-Muslims joined the Muslims in their month of fasting during the Ramzan.

Mutual respect and tolerance between Hindus and Muslims assumed an important role in India at the time that he reflected on his South African experiment some fifteen years later. Gandhi proudly records that he taught the Tolstoy Farm residents against "infection of intolerance, and... to view one another's religions and customs with a light-hearted charity. They learnt how to live together like blood-brothers".It is not surprising, in view of this, that he should have remembered his religious experiment as "among the sweetest reminiscences of the Tolstoy Farm..."

The Tolstoy Farm was in part born out of practical necessity. Funds were running short, morale was sinking, and the movement missed the benefits that might accompany theestablishment of a centre where its followers might assemble and coordinate their activities. The Transvaal settlement accommodated all three. Money was saved, morale was boosted, and the satyagrahis, according to Gandhi, received "training" that proved to be "of great use in the last fight."

The training imparted in a modern-day revolutionary camp might mean acquiring skills in the use of firearms, and learning tactics in attack and self-defence. On the other hand, the "soldiers" at the Tolstoy Farm trained in the use of a different kind of weapon, namely, satyagraha. It appealed to the residents. Gandhi prescribed for them a "mode of life" in which satyagraha might be assured of becoming fully realised. He believed that each one of the residents was capable of realising the perfection of satyagraha


by a rigorous spiritual and mental exercise. Gandhi had no doubt that the "mode of life" accepted by the farm's satyagrahis proved to be "an invaluable asset" in the campaign, even though there were probably no more than 60 of them present at any given time. From among this number came the core of satyagrahi workers who assisted in the successful operation of the last stages of the campaign. Such was the case of the eleven "sisters", who, having been "trained" in satyagraha at the Tolstoy Farm, persuaded the Indian coal miners in Newcastle to come out on strike at the end of 1913 in support of the general satyagraha movement.

It is difficult to evaluate the significance of the Tolstoy Farm in Gandhi's development to mahatmaship, and tohis political fortunes in India. The pressures of the campaign caused him to be absent from the farm for long and short periods of time. The absence possibly made the development of uninterrupted plans and programmes difficult. Hence, the Tolstoy Farm's total impact becomes blurred by influences outside its boundaries. And yet, Gandhi used the farm much as he was to use the Sabarmati Ashram later in India. One can say that the Tolstoy Farm was a laboratory for experimenting with problematic issues: diet, nature cure, harmonious living with nature, brahmacharya, and so on. It also proved to be a "training ground" - I must add, incidentally - for his leadership among the people and in the politics of India.


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