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Mary: "Dr. Grumpy's office, this is Mary."
Ms. Frantic: "I need to get in right away! The toes on my left foot are numb, and I went to ER! They told me I should see a neurologist."
Mary: "Okay... We can see you on Thursday, the 7th, or..."
Ms. Frantic: "THIS IS URGENT! I COULD BE DYING OR SOMETHING! I NEED TO GET IN TODAY!!!"
Mary: "Thursday is our next opening, I'm sorry."
Ms. Frantic: "That's crazy! I need help! I'm going to call another doctor!"
Act II: Tuesday, February 12th
Mary: "Dr. Grumpy's office, this is Mary."
Ms. Frantic: "I called a week ago, and couldn't get in, and my left toes are still numb, and I really need to see a doctor!"
Mary: "Okay... We can see you this Friday, the 15th, or..."
Ms. Frantic: "WHY CAN'T ANYONE HELP ME? I NEED TO GET IN TODAY!!!"
Mary: "When you called last week you said you were going to find another doctor."
Ms. Frantic: "They couldn't get me in before Friday, the 15th, either, and I want to be seen today!"
Mary: "Sorry, but we can't get you in before then, either."
Ms. Frantic: "Why doesn't anyone care anymore?"
Act III: Morning, Friday, February 15th.
Mary: "Dr. Grumpy's office, this is Mary."
Ms. Frantic: "I changed my mind! I want that appointment you have for today!"
Mary: "I'm sorry, it's been filled. We can see you next Wednesday, the 20th."
Ms. Frantic: "How could you do this to me? You should have held that spot in case I called back! You know I need to see a doctor!"
Mary: "I thought you said you had an appointment with another neurologist for today?"
Ms. Frantic: "I do! At 2:30!"
Mary: "So why are you calling us?"
Ms. Frantic: "I didn't like the way his receptionist treated me when I called to confirm the appointment this morning."
Mary: "Okay, that's your business, but we can't see you before next Wednesday."
Long pause
Ms. Frantic: "Never mind. I think I'll just cancel the appointment. My foot got better, anyway."


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Paramhans Swami Madhavananda was one of the rare and authentic spiritual masters of our modern era. He was the loving and devoted disciple of Sri Deep Narayan Mahaprabhuji. On departure from this world Sri Mahaprabhuji bestowed his spiritual mantel on Paramhans Swami Madhavananda.
Affectionately called 'Holy Guruji' by his disciples, Paramhans Swami Madhavananda inspired all who came to him through his exemplary life of pure devotion to God and through his selfless service to all living beings. He resided in northern India but travelled the country widely and also visited disciples in Europe.
Paramhans Swami Madhavananda was greatly respected in India and abroad, and he was honoured with many spiritual titles including Hindu Dharm Samrat, which literally means the "upholder of Sat Sanathan Dharma" the eternal truth that unites all living beings.
Swami Madhavananda recorded the life story of his beloved master Sri Deep Narayan Mahaprabhuji in the book "Lila Amrit" (Living Light).
Paramhans Swami Madhavananda entered Mahasamadhi on 31st October 2003. He remains a true inspiration for all seekers of eternal truth.

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Court to Hear Student Loan Bankruptcy Case
Below, Stanford Law School's Bryan Henderson previews United Student Aid Funds, Inc. v. Espinosa, one of two cases to be heard by the Supreme Court on Tuesday, December 1. Check the United Student Aid Funds (08-1134) SCOTUSwiki page for additional updates.
On Tuesday, December 1, in United Student Aid Funds, Inc. v. Espinosa (No. 08-1134), the Court will construe the Bankruptcy Code for the third time this Term. The question before the Court in Espinosa is whether a bankruptcy court's orders confirming a debtor's plan and, subsequently, discharging the debtor's student loan debt are valid when the debtor has not demonstrated undue hardship. The court may also consider whether the due process standard established in Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank & Trust (1950) is met when a debtor fails to meet the heightened notice procedures mandated by the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure.
During 1988 and 1989, respondent Francisco J. Espinosa obtained four federally guaranteed student loans totaling over thirteen thousand dollars. In 1992, Espinosa filed for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, identifying the student loans as his only debt. In his bankruptcy plan, which he mailed to petitioner United Student Aid Funds ("USAF"), the holder of his loans, Espinosa proposed to repay only the principal owed on the loans.
USAF filed a proof of claim in the bankruptcy court for $17,832.15, representing both the principal and the accrued interest on the loans. The bankruptcy court, however, entered a confirmation order approving Espinosa's plan as submitted "" that is, requiring him to repay only $13,250. The court did not make an undue hardship finding as required by the Code, nor did Espinosa initiate an adversary proceeding as required by the Rules. Instead, the bankruptcy trustee sent USAF a form notice indicating that the repayment amount approved by the court differed from the amount that USAF had claimed.
After Espinosa completed the payments required by the plan, the bankruptcy court entered a discharge order that enjoined Espinosa's creditors from attempting to collect on his debts "" again, without any finding of an undue hardship with regard to his student loans. Three years later, USAF indirectly sought to collect the additional money owed to it by Espinosa by garnishing Espinosa's federal income tax refunds.
Espinosa subsequently reopened his bankruptcy case, seeking an order that would prohibit creditors from collecting his discharged debts. USAF then sought relief from the original confirmation order, arguing that it had been entered in violation of the Code and Rules and was thus void. The bankruptcy court ruled in Espinosa's favor, but the district court reversed. It held that the confirmation order was void and remanded the case for an adversary hearing to determine whether Espinosa faced undue hardship.
After an initial remand, the Ninth Circuit reversed and remanded. In its view, USAF's argument that the violation of the Bankruptcy Code and Rules rendered the confirmation and discharge orders void was foreclosed by its 1999 decision holding that a discharge is a final judgment which can only be challenged on direct appeal. It also rejected USAF's alternative argument that Mullane's requirement of "notice reasonably calculated under the circumstances" was not satisfied absent service of a complaint and summons.
After its petition for rehearing en banc was denied, USAF filed a petition for certiorari in which it argued that review was warranted because the Ninth Circuit's decision allowing "discharge by declaration" both conflicted with the decisions of other circuits and directly contradicted the Court's acknowledgement in dicta in Tennessee Student Assistance Corp. v. Hood that the Code's undue hardship provision is "self-executing" "" that is, unless a debtor secures a hardship determination, a discharge order cannot include student loan debt. The Court granted cert. on June 15, 2009.
In its brief on the merits, USAF relies on the text of the Code and the Court's acknowledgement in Hood that student debt is non-dischargeable absent an undue hardship determination, which must in turn be obtained through an adversary proceeding. Because the court's confirmation of the plan including student debt exceeded the authority granted to it by law, its judgment was thus void and could be attacked under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. USAF argues that neither the confirmation nor the discharge order is res judicata because the Code's finality provision""§ 1327(a)""does not apply to provisions that are contrary to law. The statutory construction principle that the specific governs the general supports this proposition, as construing the finality provision to trump the limitations on discharge would render those limitations partially ineffective.
USAF also argues that the undesirable effects of the Ninth Circuit's rule would not be limited to the student loan context; rather, the rule would "" in conflict with Congress's express judgment that some debts are nondischargable "" allow other debts, such as debts from unpaid taxes and customs, certain torts judgments, and fines included in criminal sentences, to be discharged "by declaration." Finally, USAF argues that due process demands compliance with heightened procedural requirements "" such as the requirement that an undue hardship declaration be obtained only through an adversary proceeding "" and that Espinosa's failure to follow the Rules renders the confirmation order void.
Espinosa (as well as his amici, Chapter 13 Trustees) counters by emphasizing the important reliance interest of trustees and creditors in the finality of confirmed plans and arguing that the Code's finality provision precludes USAF's attack on the confirmation order. Espinosa relies on Traveler's Indemnity Co. v. Bailey, in which the Court recently held that plaintiffs could not bring suit twenty years after the bankruptcy court issued an injunction even if the bankruptcy court exceeded its jurisdictional power in so doing. Espinosa also dismisses the textual argument, made by the U.S. in its amicus brief, that student debt simply cannot be discharged without an undue hardship determination as not properly before the Court. Finally, Espinosa argues that USAF's due process argument fails because heightened procedural requirements can be waived, and the actual notice which USAF undisputedly received meets the constitutional minimum.
In its reply brief, USAF adopts the argument, made by the United States in its amicus brief, that Congress created a tripartite ordering of debts under the Code: debts that are fully dischargeable, debts that are dischargeable unless the creditor objects, and debts that are excluded from discharge. Absent a hardship determination, student loan debt falls into the third category. Funds notes that Traveler's and the other cases on which Espinosa and his amici rely prohibit collateral attacks on a judgment, not direct attacks on a judgment "" attacks not barred by res judicata. Finally, USAF reiterates that requiring creditors to object to the inclusion of nondischargeable debts in a Chapter 13 plan would result in "thousands upon thousands" of pro forma objections, leading to additional expenses for both creditors and debtors.


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September 11, 2007
Scheme of Arrangement Update
IXEurope plc ('IXEurope', AIM:IXE) announces that, at a hearing held earlier today, the Court sanctioned the Scheme of Arrangement by which the recommended acquisition of IXEurope by Equinix UK Limited (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Equinix, Inc.) ('Equinix') is to be effected and confirmed the associated reduction of capital.
It is expected that the Court Order will be delivered to and registered with the Registrar of Companies, and the Scheme will become effective, on 14 September 2007.
The last day of dealings in IXEurope Shares will be 13 September 2007. In a change from the expected timetable of principal events published in the Scheme Document, the Company will request that the trading in the IXEurope Shares on AIM be suspended with effect from 7:30am on 14 September 2007 and then cancelled with effect from 7:30am on 17 September 2007.
It is expected that the consideration payable to the Company's former Shareholders will be despatched by 28 September 2007.
Capitalised terms in this announcement have the same meaning as in the Scheme Document dated 26 July 2007.
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The release, publication or distribution of this announcement in certain jurisdictions may be restricted by law and therefore persons in such jurisdictions into which this announcement is released, published or distributed should inform themselves about and observe such restrictions.
This announcement has been prepared for the purpose of complying with English law, the AIM Rules and the City Code and the information disclosed may not be the same as that which would have been disclosed if this announcement had been prepared in accordance with the laws and regulations of any jurisdiction outside the United Kingdom.
Notice to shareholders of IXEurope in the United States: the Acquisition relates to the shares of a company incorporated in England and Wales and are proposed to be implemented by means of a scheme of arrangement provided for under English company law. A transaction effected by means of a scheme of arrangement is not subject to the tender offer rules under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended. Accordingly, the Acquisition is subject to the disclosure requirements and practices applicable in England and Wales to schemes of arrangement which differ from the disclosure requirements of the tender offer rules under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended. Financial information included in the relevant documentation will have been prepared in accordance with accounting standards applicable in the United Kingdom that may not be comparable to the financial statements of companies in the United States.
Under the provisions of Rule 8.3 of the City Code, if any person is, or becomes, 'interested' (directly or indirectly) in 1% or more of any class of 'relevant securities' of IXEurope, all 'dealings' in any 'relevant securities' of that company (including by means of an option in respect of, or a derivative referenced to, any such 'relevant securities') must be publicly disclosed by no later than 3.30 pm (London time) on the London business day following the date of the relevant transaction. This requirement will continue until the date on which the offer becomes, or is declared, unconditional as to acceptances, lapses or is otherwise withdrawn or on which the 'offer period' otherwise ends. If two or more persons act together pursuant to an agreement or understanding, whether formal or informal, to acquire an 'interest' in 'relevant securities' of IXEurope, they will be deemed to be a single person for the purpose of Rule 8.3.
'Interests in securities' arise, in summary, when a person has long economic exposure, whether conditional or absolute, to changes in the price of securities. In particular, a person will be treated as having an 'interest' by virtue of the ownership or control of securities, or by virtue of any option in respect of, or derivative referenced to, securities.
Terms in quotation marks are defined in the City Code, which can also be found on the Panel's website. If you are in any doubt as to whether or not you are required to disclose a 'dealing' under Rule 8, you should consult the Panel.
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The 58% of Americans who favor a ban on assault weapons got a sad lesson in Washington politics this week when a major bill to end their sale, and to eliminate the high-capacity magazines that allow mass killers to do their awful work without pausing to reload, was effectively squelched.
The reason? After Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) drafted an improved version of her former assault weapons ban, which was passed in 1994 but allowed to expire by Congress in 2004, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) stripped it out of a broader gun control package. Reid calculated that Feinstein's measure would attract only about 40 votes, not enough to overcome a filibuster; he wants to focus instead on restrictions with more bipartisan support, such as expanding the criminal background check system and cracking down on straw purchasers who buy guns on behalf of criminals.
But something seems wrong with the math here. If such a large proportion of Americans favors a weapons ban — and an even bigger majority, 65%, backs banning high-capacity magazines carrying more than 10 rounds, according to a January poll by Washington Post/ABC — why the dearth of congressional support? Feinstein is pretty sure she has the answer. "You'd think the Congress would listen, but they clearly listen to the National Rifle Assn.," she complained.


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Capitals re-assign goaltender Philipp Grubauer to Hershey of the AHLNHL.com @NHLdotcom
ARLINGTON, Va. - The Washington Capitals have re-assigned goaltender Philipp Grubauer to Hershey of the AHL.
The Capitals made the move Monday.
Grubauer had been on pace to establish himself as the Capitals' No. 1 goalie until he was pulled from the last two games. He allowed three goals on 14 shots Friday against the Columbus Blue Jackets and three goals on eight shots Sunday against the New York Rangers.
The 22-year-old Grubauer has appeared in 16 games with a 6-4-5 record, a 2.38 goals against average and a .926 save percentage. He earned his first NHL win Dec. 8 against the Rangers and has started 14 of Washington's last 20 games.
His departure leaves Braden Holtby and Michal Neuvirth as the Capitals' goalies.


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RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, GERMANY (AP) Shabazz Napier scored 25 points and Connecticut beat No. 14 Michigan State 66-62 Friday night in the Armed Forces Classic, Kevin Ollie's first game as the Huskies' head coach.
UConn led most of the way and by as many as 16 points in the first half of the game, which was played in a hanger at the United States' Ramstein Air Base in Germany.
Gary Harris scored to pull the Spartans to 62-60, but Denzel Valentine and Keith Appling each missed a shot in the last minute that would have tied the game, forcing Michigan State to foul.
Napier hit four free throws in the final 13 seconds to seal the win.
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William S. Paxton: Mom sees daily reminders of Chauncey
The void is always there.
Each morning when Olamae Hardy wakes up and looks around the bedroom, it's hard not to find something that quickly reminds a mother of her late son. Before leaving in August 2011 for Romania to play professional basketball, Chauncey Hardy occupied that bedroom, while his mom sacrificed by relocating to the living room, and memories of his basketball career still dwell there.
"He was in college for four years (at Sacred Heart University), but when he came home I gave him my room and I slept on the couch," said the single parent of three children, including two teenage daughters who still live at home. "He had my room all to himself until he went to Romania. Going into that room, he had everything set up, all his trophies and things, so it just reminds me of him."
A few personal items and some precious memories are all Olamae has left of her only son, who was killed exactly a year ago, Oct. 9, 2011, after a fatal beating at a nightclub only hours removed from leading the CSS Giurgiu basketball team to a victory over rival Dinamo Bucharest.
"He was Michael Jordan to me," said Hardy's sister, Onnalise Hardy, 19.
While the Hardys can't bring Chauncey back to life, they are hoping to find some closure in his tragic death, which is why they filed a $210-million wrongful death suit with the help of West Haven attorney Rick Altschuler last week in New Haven after unsuccessfully trying to find justice in Romania. Altschuler held a press conference Monday afternoon at his office to detail the suit, which is against several people and organizations, including Hardy's killer,
"I hope they can find some type of peace with what happened and try to live through his memory," said SHU assistant coach Anthony Latina, who was not at the press conference. "I can't imagine as a parent (going through this)."
On the really hard days when Olamae misses seeing her son dash in the door on a break from school and rummage through the refrigerator, or when she is watching the neighborhood children playing basketball on her porch, she turns to Facebook for inspiration.
"I still see on Facebook people saying `we miss you Chauncey' or `you're our hero,'" she said. "He inspired so many. It was his dream to play professional basketball and he didn't let anyone stop him. He had some bumps along the way (but he did it)."
Hardy never played his senior season at Xavier High School after getting in trouble and he had his annual brief suspensions at SHU during his four years there, but overall, the former Pioneer never hurt anyone but himself with his actions.
"He wasn't mean spirited or anything," Latina said. "It was more maturity issues."
One of the hardest parts about Hardy's death was that he finally seemed to have overcome those issues when he went to Romania to play.
"He was really starting to figure it out," Latina said.
"It was good to see that he was doing that. He was trying to take care (of things), starting to mature and appreciate what his mother did for him through the years."
Hardy's memory is still alive on the SHU campus with head coach Dave Bike, Latina and assistant Johnny Kidd using him as an example to the current players.
"You try to make sure the guys who are with us now appreciate what they have and how fragile things are," Latina said. "There are no guarantees and you have to try to do everything you can every day."
Sadly for the Hardys, there won't ever be another day with Chauncey, just a large void.
"It's hard, it's tough," Olamae said. "He's missed."
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The tumultuous events of the Civil War took many men and women far from home and thrust them into unfamiliar occupations and duties for which they had little or no training or preparation, but even judged by this standard, few soldiers saw as varied military service as Samuel Miller Quincy (1832-1887), depicted in this anonymous watercolor portrait in full uniform as a (brevet) brigadier general of United States volunteers. Quincy, as his portrait indicates, was a stickler for the details of military dress and deportment (although no martinet, he frowned upon fellow officers who wore Masonic pins on the lapels of their uniforms, or mixed civilian and military dress), and, as it would turn out, he was a stickler for accuracy in historical editing as well--even historical research done in the field during the war.
Samuel Quincy and the Civil War
Educated at Harvard and trained as a lawyer, Samuel M. Quincy was a descendant of an old and distinguished Massachusetts family. He had been active in the antebellum militia and when the Civil War began, he was commissioned an officer in an elite Bay State regiment, the 2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. He served in the opening campaigns in Virginia where he was severely wounded and captured--he had been left for dead on the battlefield--at Cedar Mountain in 1862, and held at Libby Prison, not as an ordinary prisoner, but as one of the hostages for retaliation if the Union army executed Confederate guerillas. Captain Quincy was finally exchanged and quickly promoted to the rank of major; in 1863, then-Colonel Quincy briefly took command of the "Old Second," but he had never fully recovered from his wounds, and his continuing ill health made him unable to command in the field. He resigned his commission later the same year; he was only thirty, but as his portrait shows, he already had gone gray in the service of his country. Later the same year, however, he was appointed lieutenant colonel of one of the first Black military units that had been raised in the South, the First Regiment of the Corps d'Afrique (later the 73rd Regiment of United States Colored Troops). He also served as the acting assistant inspector general for the U. S. Colored Troops in the Department of the Gulf and wrote a Camp and Garrison Manual for the new African-American regiments that was published in 1865 for the wider use of volunteers and militia.
Publishing at Port Hudson
In Louisiana, Quincy was posted to Port Hudson, above New Orleans on the Mississippi River, where General George L. Andrews (another former commander of the Second Massachusetts) created the "West Point of the South" for the African American soldiers who had helped capture and now garrisoned the former Confederate bastion. With Quincy's assistance, Andrews founded schools of military instruction for the Corps d'Afrique, while also promoting the general education of his often illiterate soldiers. In spite of his distracting and overlapping duties as regimental commander, inspector, and president of the examining board for the troops, Quincy somehow found time to edit the manuscript records of legal cases in colonial Massachusetts, 1761-1771, compiled by his great-grandfather, Josiah Quincy, Jr.--known as "the Patriot" because of his leading role in the events leading up to the American Revolution. Josiah Quincy's records of cases are the earliest extant law reports in the United States. It is hard to think of any scholarly enterprise in American history that has been accomplished under such peculiar and trying circumstances and done so well. In his preface to Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudicated in the Superior Court of Judicature of the Province of Massachusetts Bay (dated "Port Hudson, Feb. 9th, 1864,"; and published in Boston the following year), Samuel Quincy apologized for not presenting historical and biographical background information on the period covered in the Reports. By way of explanation, he noted that "the breaking out of the war in which the country is still involved has suddenly called me from the profession [Quincy had edited the Boston Law Reporter before the war] to more engrossing duties, which allow neither time nor opportunity for the completion of the task proposed." In spite of Samuel Quincy's reservations about his work, when Daniel R. Coquillette and Neil Longley York, who have prepared the first modern edition of Josiah Quincy, Jr.'s complete works, Portrait of a Patriot: The Major Political and Legal Papers of Josiah Quincy Junior (2005-2009), turned to the manuscript of Josiah Quincy Jr.'s Reports, so accurate was Samuel Quincy's "battlefield edition," that the modern editors chose to reproduce it in facsimile, correcting the text when necessary, and adding the annotations and contextual information that the earlier editor was not able to provide.
Another "Mayor Quincy"
In the last days of the Civil War, in an ironic turn of events (in addition to his famous great-grandfather, Samuel Quincy was also the son and grandson of illustrious mayors of Boston), he was made the acting mayor of Union-occupied New Orleans. He enjoyed his time in the French-speaking city, and wrote to his family in Boston: "...if it pleases you to have another "Mayor Quincy" in the family--soyez-en heureuse. I hope it won't last long." Samuel Miller Quincy remained in the army until 1866 and received the brevet rank of brigadier general for his "gallant and meritorious services" in the war. Returning to Boston, the irrepressible Quincy did not return to his legal career, except as an advocate for philanthropic causes--he was among the first generation of historic preservationists--but devoted himself to good works before his early death in 1887.
An Exhibition to Celebrate the New Edition of Josiah Quincy's Law Reports
On 23 October 2010, the Massachusetts Historical Society will open a new exhibition, Josiah Quincy: A Lost Hero of the Revolution. The display celebrates the publication by the Colonial Society of Massachusetts of the final two volumes of Portrait of a Patriot: The Major Political and Legal Papers of Josiah Quincy Junior, edited by Daniel R. Coquillette and Neil Longley York, the first modern edition of the complete works of Josiah Quincy, Jr. (1744-1775). A brilliant young attorney--he was only twenty-six when, with John Adams, he defended the British soldiers in the Boston Massacre Trials--Josiah Quincy, Jr., "The Patriot," was an ardent spokesman for the cause of liberty in Revolutionary Massachusetts, although his early death has made him less familiar today than many of his contemporaries.
The exhibition will focus on the Historical Society's manuscript sources for the new Colonial Society volumes, including Quincy's political and legal commonplace books, travel journals (he was a harshly critical observer of slavery in the American South), and the law reports that his great-grandson, Samuel Miller Quincy edited. In the exhibition, Josiah Quincy, Jr.'s personal papers will be shown in the context of the MHS's enormous archive of Quincy family papers--letters, diaries, drawings, artifacts, and paintings that document eight generations of this extraordinary family--including the watercolor portrait of Samuel M. Quincy displayed here.
Josiah Quincy: A Lost Hero of the Revolution will be open to the public without charge, 1:00-4:00 PM, Monday-Saturday, 23 October 2010 -22 January 2011, except from 24 December 2010 -1 January 2011, when the Historical Society is closed for a brief holiday season respite.
Sources for Further Reading
Bent, Samuel A. Eulogy on Samuel Miller Quincy. Boston: Old State House, 1887. Proceedings of a Special Meeting of the Bostonian Society, May 24, 1887.
Hollandsworth, James G. The Louisiana Native Guards: The Black Military Experience in the Civil War. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1995.
Quincy, Josiah. Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Superior Court of Judicature of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, between 1761 and 1772 by Josiah Quincy, Junior. Printed from his Original Manuscripts in the Possession of his Son, Josiah Quincy, and Edited by His Great-Grandson, Samuel M. Quincy. Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1865. The original publication of Samuel M. Quincy's edition of Josiah Quincy, Jr.'s law reports now republished as:
Quincy, Josiah. Portrait of a Patriot: The Major Political and Legal Papers of Josiah Quincy Junior. Ed. Daniel R. Coquillette and Neil Longley York. Vol. 4 and 5: The Law Reports, Part One (1761-1765) and Two (1765-1772). Boston: The Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 2009.
Quincy, Samuel M. History of the Second Massachusetts Regiment of Infantry: A Prisoner's Diary: A Paper Read at the Officers' Reunion in Boston, May 11, 1877. Boston: George H. Ellis, Printer, 1882.
Quincy, Samuel M. A Manual of Camp and Garrison Duty. New Orleans: Peter O'Donnell, Stationer, 1865.
Samuel M. Quincy's lively Civil War letters to his family form part of the Massachusetts Historical Society's enormous archive of Quincy Family Papers , and have been microfilmed as part of the Quincy, Wendell, Holmes, and Upham Family Papers Microfilm .
Quint, Alonzo H. The Record of the Second Massachusetts Infantry, 1861-1865. Boston: James P. Walker, 1867.


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Chances are good that you've seen attorney David Pool in action. Maybe not pacing the courtroom floor in front of a jury but in front of a raucous crowd at a late-night tavern. The in-house counsel for Drexel Chemical Co. came to the legal profession late, having been heavily involved in the local music scene with groups such as Pam and the Passions, and Carson & Pool.
Pool received a bachelor's degree in commercial music with a concentration in jazz composition from the University of Memphis and then taught at Memphis Catholic, Central High School and Lausanne Collegiate School.
After seven years of teaching, he became a full-time professional musician, touring Europe, resort towns and with regular summer gigs in Destin, Fla.
Why give up nights on the beach club circuit for days in a law library? The idea was never far off, Pool's father had been an attorney and Pool knew he could go to him with any questions.
"There were many times when he said, 'You signed a contract? Let me look at it,'" Pool said. "But like any adult, you end up in situations with contracts or purchases … where you feel like you really got the raw end of the deal, so I frequently thought about going back to school."
Couple the wisdom from his father with the fact that the music business is overrun with bad deals, and at 37 Pool found himself at the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law.
"It was very demanding; every day I would think when I woke up, 'What have I gotten myself into?'" he said of being more than a decade older than the average law student. "It was a real eye-opener, the amount of effort and work and diligence you had to put into it."
After graduating in 2008, Pool teamed with attorney David Ray for half a year before heading out on his own in general practice. He enjoyed working solo and soon found himself with more work than he'd expected. Being an older attorney when starting his practice, Pool had the advantage of a network already in place and referrals and clients came from the many people he'd met while performing live over the years. "I was so busy that I hired a secretary just to answer the phone," he said.
Pool had further plans, though, having designs to run for judge. He sought advice from Leigh Shockey, a friend and the CEO of Drexel Chemical Co., who offered her help, but something else as well: a position as in-house counsel with her family's business.
–David Pool
"Every judge and every attorney that I spoke with said to me, 'If they're offering you an in-house counsel position, you should take it. You can always run for judge, but you can't always get a position like they're offering you; attorneys that have been practicing for years covet those positions and you really should take that offer,'" Pool said.
He did, and says that the position has "worked out fabulously." Pool's work for the company that manufactures agricultural chemicals and has 250 employees involves a lot of contract review, compliance, employment law and insurance matters. It's a far cry from the days he spent in the Shelby County Criminal Justice Complex, the courthouse or Juvenile Court as a general practitioner.
"I have one client; it's Drexel," he said. "The questions and issues that are presented on a regular basis are so interesting and to resolve the problem is so satisfying."
Having received his undergraduate, a master's in teaching and law degree from one school, Pool is a big booster of the University of Memphis. He sits on the board of the Law Alumni Association and tries to help in any way he can, whether it be monetarily, with sweat equity or encouraging students to enter the law school.
As for the bright lights and roaring crowds, Pool is equally as happy with a satchel full of briefs and Westlaw.
"I miss music, but there's nothing like being a lawyer," Pool said. "Every lawyer that I talked to while I was in law school, the young ones and the old ones, there was a common theme: You won't believe, when you graduate, how important this is and how every aspect of your life is inextricably related to the law somehow."
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Index the Osclass car attributes of an ad for search queries
Budget $30-250 USD
Hello, i use osclass 3.6.1 with Responsive One theme Osclass ( )
Freelancer must have experience with osclass and its code.
what I want:
1- To index the car attributes of an ad for search queries? This way, if an ad has an attribute that matches the user query, it can be displayed on the search results along with the other ads that match in title/description.
here are the car attributes (fields) that i want to index to the search queries:
Fuel type, Car Made.
example: if a user types in (Mercedes diesel) into the search box, all ads corresponding to this query should appear.
2 - Add "Fuel type" list dropdown into the car search window, so user can narrow down their search by choosing Fuel engine type (Diesel, Essence, GPL or Autre).
3- Add "Min year" and "Max year" into the car search window, so user can narrow down their search by selecting Min. year and Max. year.
4- Add "Mileage From" and "Mileage From" into the car search window as follow (From: Mileage min-value to: Mileage max-value )
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Bosnia: Land of Immigrants
In 1994 Noel Malcolm the British historian published his "Bosnia: A Short History". Ever since it has served as a first port of call for anyone interested in a general introduction to the subject. In 2007, Marko Attila Hoare, an academic at Kingston University, published his new history of the country. It is a major addition to the cannon. A considerable portion of the book concentrates on the period 1941-45, which Hoare argues was "the pivotal event of modern Bosnian history: the point at which a combination of long-term and short-term accidents brought to fruition the development of Bosnia-Hercegovina in the form of a nation state. Its birth was neither accidental nor predetermined; it is by no means certain that Bosnia-Hercegovina would have emerged as a state had not Nazi Germany destroyed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and created the space for something new to emerge… ." In these extracts Hoare explains how all of Bosnia's three main nationalities, Serbs, Croats and Muslims (Bosniaks) had assimilated large numbers of others over the centuries to become the people they are now.
Muslims of various nationalities, including Albanians, Turks and Gypsies, arrived in Bosnia during the Ottoman period and assimilated into the Muslim Slavs. Individuals from many different nationalities converted to Islam in Ottoman Bosnia and thereby joined the Bosnian Muslims including Poles, Germans, Italians, Cincars, Greeks and others. What is true of the Muslims is true also of the Croats and Serbs. Thus, the large numbers of Catholic migrants to Bosnia-Hercegovina in the Austro-Hungarian period included Czechs, Slovaks, Poles, Magyars, Germans and Slovenes, who tended to assimilate into the Bosnian Croat nationality. The brothers Nikola and Aleksandar Preka, politicians of the Croat Peasant Party during the 1920s, 30s and 40s, were first-generation Croats on their father's side: their father Gaspar Precca and uncle Zef Precca were Catholic Albanians married to Bosnian Croats, and "remained in their hearts Albanian patriots to their deaths but allowed their wives to raise their children according to the Croatian spirit," according to one Bosnian Croat source.
Hoare discusses Sephardi Jewish immigration following their expulsion from Spain in 1492 and also notes that one of the major movements of people into Bosnia was from amongst the Orthodox, Vlach people:
From the first decades of the Ottoman conquest, and with the encouragement of the new rulers, Orthodox Vlachs settled in first northern and north-central and subsequently northwestern Bosnia, territory depopulated as a result of the periodic Austro-Turkish warfare and the exodus of the indigenous Catholic population. This Vlach immigration gave rise to a Serb majority that persists in northwest Bosnia to the present day… Muslim immigrants fled or were expelled to Bosnia from Hungary and Croatia, following the Austrian reconquest of Hungarian and Croatian lands in the late seventeenth century, and from Serbia following the Serbian uprisings of the first half of the nineteenth century. Ashkenazi Jews, too, arrived in Bosnia from Buda following the Austrian conquest of Hungary. The indigenous Bosnian Catholic population was decimated during the Vienna War of 1683-99, when a large part of the former fled the country along with the Austrians, who were retreating following their unsuccessful invasion of Bosnia. Yet Catholics immigrated to Bosnia-Hercegovina in large numbers following the Austro-Hungarian occupation of 1878, as did Ashkenazi Jews in relatively even larger numbers.
The History of Bosnia: From the Middle Ages to the Present Day. Marko Attila Hoare. 2007.
[pp. 43-44 / Saqi]
January 2009
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States, counties, and cities with high home-foreclosure rates – now poised to reap a windfall in federal aid to help them cope with the crisis – are busy laying plans for what, exactly, they will do with the money.
So far, their blueprints are as varied as the places themselves. Some plan to use the money for demolition, some for rehabbing abandoned properties. Some even envision using the one-time bonanza to try to prevent future foreclosures.
The money, $4 billion in all, is part of a larger housing rescue package that Congress approved and President Bush signed late last month. It will go to America's hardest hit communities – and even some that aren't so hard hit.
States and cities consider the funding a key to blunting the effect of foreclosures, seen in abandoned properties, inadequate rental housing, and deteriorating neighborhoods. For many locales, it will add leverage to their own efforts. Some community activists hope the money will also help to moderate home-price declines.
"For many communities impacted by homes already foreclosed on, this was viewed as the linchpin to turn the tide around," says David Berenbaum, executive vice president of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition in Washington. "It will augment state, private, and partnership funds."
Originally, the Bush administration opposed the $4 billion in block grants on grounds it would help lenders, not home-owners. Congress, however, was heavily lobbied by the US Conference of Mayors, including Miami Mayor Manny Diaz, conference president. "This piece was important to us at a time when we have declining revenues because of the economy and increasing foreclosures," Mayor Diaz said in a phone interview.
The US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is expected to unveil the rules that govern use of the money by Sept. 26. "Congress said to come up with the areas with the greatest need, to get the money where it is needed most," says Brian Sullivan, a HUD spokesman in Washington.
To determine the places most in need, Congress gave a loose definition: Look at a recipient's number and percentage of foreclosures, subprime mortgages, and defaults and delinquencies.
Among the cities thinking up ways to use the money, Baltimore intends to use some funds to get control of the inventory of foreclosed homes. It saw a 33 percent jump in foreclosures last year and is looking at a higher rate this year.
"We don't want speculators to come and do bottom-feeding and buy up this property," says Paul Graziano, the city's housing commissioner.
Mr. Graziano wants Baltimore to partner with groups such as the St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center, which develops affordable housing. The nonprofit recently came to the city looking for $1 million to buy houses banks had repossessed. "I said, 'I don't have the money,' " says Graziano. "Now, we're eagerly awaiting the money."
Cleveland may use the bulk of its money to demolish houses in blighted areas, says City Councilor Anthony Brancatelli, who has long been involved in affordable housing issues. "It starts with eliminating condemned and distressed properties that create negative value for property owners," he says. "We're looking at demolition as a way to keep people in homes."
Many distressed properties in Cleveland are small 900-square-foot houses. Mr. Brancatelli would like to see those properties combined so that a 2,000-square-foot house could be built. "With this money we can reshape neighborhoods and plan more thoughtfully," he says.
Unlike Cleveland, Trenton, N.J., does not expect to use the funds for demolition, says Mayor Douglas Palmer. Rather, he envisions using some of them to buy foreclosed properties, rehabilitating them and restoring the copper wire that has been ripped out. "Or we may try to find a way to provide a soft second mortgage so families can keep [their homes]," he says. (A soft second mortgage can be a subsidized loan for low-income residents, perhaps interest-free for several years.)
If the property is fixed up, Mayor Palmer envisions the city spending money to make the homes more energy-efficient. "This is an opportunity to make the homes green," he says.
In Miami, Diaz envisions the city using some funds for the police, reasoning that additional police activity is related to abandoned properties. "We would like HUD's rules to be flexible," he says. "Who knows better than a mayor or a housing commissioner how the money should be spent, compared to someone in Washington who has no clue about conditions in your city?"
Some states will receive funding even though they don't have many foreclosures. The new law gives every state a minimum 0.5 percent of the total pool of money.
In Vermont's case, that minimum amounts to $20 million. "To get $20 million is a pretty big deal for our state," says Molly Dugan, interim commissioner of housing and community affairs. "We don't have neighborhood after neighborhood of abandoned housing. And we don't have a lot of subprime mortgages."
But Vermont residents will face large heating bills this winter. "They have to make a choice: Which do I pay this month, the mortgage or the heating bill?" she says. "I am not saying we will use the money to fill up oil tanks, but we have to somehow figure out a way to lower the risk of future foreclosures."


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Lights Out Houston 2012
This April 26 – 29, in observance of the 5th Annual Lights Out Houston initiative, Harris County Commissioners Court has authorized Facilities and Property Management to lead a countywide effort, in conjunction with the City of Houston, the Greater Houston Partnership and Central Houston Inc. to turn off all non-essential lights at the end of the day.
Turning out unnecessary lights when you leave a room is one of the easiest ways you can help the environment, conserve valuable resources and…oh yeah, save some money. Remember--unlike humans and other living things, furniture does not need light to survive. Your sofa, ottoman and coffee table, as well as your work station and file cabinets like it just fine in the dark.
Harris County Public Library encourages you to make Lights Out Houston a year-round habit. If a light is not needed for safety or some other necessity, turn it off!
For more information visit www.hcfpm.net or www.lightsouthouston.com/


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As part of our continuing outreach efforts, the Boston Red Sox are proud to offer accredited non-profit organizations in New England the opportunity to participate in our Community Home-Stand program. Our Community Home-Stand initiative invites groups to bring a small number of volunteers (2-5) to a regular season game or series of games to distribute literature about your group to fans attending the game at Fenway Park.
Booth: When you arrive at the ballpark we will have an area set aside where you can display information and hand out flyers or brochures about your organization. We ask that you respect this opportunity as a chance to reach out and not use this to fundraise.
Applying: If your organization is interested please submit a letter of request in writing on your organization's letterhead. Please include a brief description of the organization, its mission, the Federal Tax Id number and contact information. We encourage you to pick a few proposed dates and we will accommodate these as best we can. In an effort to best support as many charities throughout the Northeast as we possibly can, we ask that you please keep this invitation within your local New England chapters. If you have additional questions please call the Community Relations Department at 617-226-6717.
Please send your requests by mail to:
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The following crimes are from the week of Nov. 26 to Dec. 1, 2012.
Nov. 28. Springfield – Wolcott Drive. Complainant states that someone broke the passenger side window of a black 2006 Audi A6 and stole men's clothing, a black leather briefcase, and manuscripts and books. Reported at 1:10 p.m.
Nov. 27. E. Northwestern Ave. Complainant states that someone broke the passenger side front window of a burgundy 2008 Lexus station wagon and stole a turquoise leather purse containing complainant's passport and complainant's husband's passport. Clothing and loose change were also stolen.
Nov. 28. 8600 block Germantown Ave. Complainant states that she put her purse down at 2 p.m. and at 2:10 p.m. she noticed cards were missing.
Nov. 30. 200 block W. Northwestern Ave. Complainant states that after hiking she returned to her black Toyota and found that someone had taken money and a Macy's credit card from the glove compartment.
Summary – Four crimes for week: one theft and three thefts from vehicles.
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Looks like a slick device. I'm not sure of how much it weighs, but looks like it would be really quick to set up and fairly easy to lift rescue someone. Thoughts?
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by Vitaliy M. » Thu Feb 14, 2013 11:10 pm
The Chief wrote:ywardhorner wrote:..... but so far we haven't had an actual situation occur.
Neither has Wastrel..... Just tons of SKI AREA PARKING LOT FALL scenarios.
Regarding the OP, if the above Mammut piece of gear were to be implemented, EVERYONE on the team must be carrying one as with all other equipment the TEAM decides to utilize in the event of a Crevasse punch through and fall. Something that needs to always be in mind when applying all this fancy gear.
PS: Here is a device that has been around for two decades, is 1/3 the weight of the new Mammut rig, half the price, and can serve as the Primary ATTACHMENT Haul Point in the "Z". Of course WASTREL will deem it a piece shit and totally ineffiecent. Regardless:
More importantly, the adage of "KISS" should always be applied to any Crevasse Rescue Set-up Kit. Time and Efficiency are of the essence.
by Vitaliy M. » Fri Feb 15, 2013 7:13 am
The Chief wrote:You advise people to carry a wall hauler device for crevasse rescues?
Micro/mini traxion might not be a bad idea if you have one..but any light regular pulley should do the job if you know how to use it.
Both have the SAME specs/ratings for the Camming Spring and Connecting Pin.
Why not?
PULLEY'S not PULLEY!
You will require prussiks as well.
by Vitaliy M. » Fri Feb 15, 2013 7:50 pm
by WyomingSummits » Sat Feb 16, 2013 6:09 am
The Chief wrote:Vitaliy M. wrote:In the photo it looks big and heavy, but maybe it is much smaller than it looks in real life. Have not seen one of those in person. Just know how nice/small the microtraxions are! Really like it.
Maybe that is why one should first have prior experience utilzing a piece of gear before making a comment such as your previous one regarding the use of it in this scenario.
As I noted above, I have hauled over 300 lbs of Pigs on a single WH on many occasions.
One needs to remember as well, that any load from a fallen crevasse victim will be a STATIC load, almost exactly like a Pig/s on a wall.
The Wall Hauler only weighs 2oz's more than Mini Traxion and just under 2oz LESS than the more comparable Traxion.
Again, ALL three have the similiar max SPEC RATING for the CAM SPRING LOAD.
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While the overall global economic recovery continues at an uncertain pace, the rapid growth of commercial aviation orders from 2010 to 2012 has brought opportunities and challenges to the global aerospace industry. The industry's rapid, intense contraction during the recession hit hardest within the supply base. Suppliers consolidated, reduced capacity and in many cases ceased operation altogether.
Yet the retrenchment of the supply base places aerospace industry growth at risk. Suppliers' ability to quickly meet surging demand for multiple customers on time, completely and at expected levels of quality is the most fragile component of the aerospace recovery. The health of the supply base has moved to the top of the agenda for original equipment integrators and tier one suppliers alike.
Through its work with integrators and tier one suppliers Accenture has developed the perspective and tools to help Aerospace and Defense companies effectively manage the multiple tiers of the supply chain. Accenture works with our clients to design, deploy, and manage:
Initial supplier evaluation and direct material sourcing
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Accenture provides targeted consulting services, implements contemporary technologies, and runs managed services that address the critical issues facing Aerospace and Defense companies as they work with their suppliers to support industry growth. We provide our services individually and in combination to suit our clients' specific requirements and help them attain their targeted business outcomes.
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For IT pros and power users the Windows Control Panel is often a starting point for troubleshooting or tweaking their systems. But for the novice user, it can be a Pandora's box. On this week's episode of TR Dojo, I show you how to lock down the Control Panel by removing individual icons or picking the ones that are displayed.Note: The system edits illustrated in this TR Dojo video were done with the Local Group Policy Editor. If your machine is a domain member, making these edits with the Local Group Policy Editor may not produce the same result. Domain Group Policy trumps local Group Policy. If you want to make the edits on a machine joined to a domain, you'll need to use the Registry Editor. You'll find detailed steps in McFedries' article linked to below.
For those who prefer text to video, you can click the Transcript link that appears below the video player window or check out Paul McFedreies' article, "10 ways to tweak Windows 7 using the Local Group Policy Editor."
Here are links to resources that I mention in the video:
- Canonical Names of Control Panel Items (Windows 7 and Windows Vista)
- Executing Control Panel Items (check out the first post in the discussion thread)
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Bill Detwiler is Managing Editor of TechRepublic and Tech Pro Research and the host of Cracking Open, CNET and TechRepublic's popular online show. Prior to joining TechRepublic in 2000, Bill was an IT manager, database administrator, and desktop support specialist in the social research and energy industries. He has bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Louisville, where he has also lectured on computer crime and crime prevention.


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On the Analyst's Couch with David Cronenberg
The director of A Dangerous Method discusses his new movie's dynamic duo, Michael Fassbender and Viggo Mortensen, Jews in history, and deviant sexuality
It's no longer remarkable that the director once called The Baron of Blood is a mild-mannered Canadian. Or is it? David Cronenberg is treasured by cinephiles of all stripes, from fans who love his head-splattering early work to art house aficionados waiting for his overdue Oscar nomination. Although A Dangerous Method looks unlike any other Cronenberg film, its themes are the same that torture the car-crash fetishists in Crash and the demented twin gynecologists in Dead Ringers.
Viggo Mortensen and Michael Fassbender star as Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, respectively; the older analyst mentors the younger before they fall out over Jung's growing interest in metaphysics, among other things. Keira Knightley's Sabina Spielrein is one of Jung's patients, a test subject for Freud's talking cure and, later, Jung's lover, as well as an analyst herself.
"I want you to be ferocious with me," Spielrein tells Jung before a masochistic bout of verboten sex. Despite its Victorian-era trappings and emphasis on talking about the parasites in our psyche rather than the ones that crawl up through the drain, the through-line of Cronenberg's work remains intact. With his dry humor, Cronenberg seems like the perfect person to confide one's own darkest secrets to, even during a professional interview.
GQ: I've always gotten the impression from your work, from even as early as the young woman with the book on Freud in Rabid, to someone like Dr. Raglan in The Brood, that perhaps you're not a fan of psychotherapy. This movie really made me rethink that assumption.
** David Cronenberg: **Yeah, it's interesting. For example, in The Brood, it's not an attack on psychotherapy at all, particularly. I think the creation of a new relationship between people, which is one of the things that psychoanalysis did, the relationship between a psychoanalyst and a patient is unique and didn't exist before Freud. And it's kind of fascinating. And it's, of course, capable of being used in many different ways, and some of them are perverse ways and some of them are wrongheaded ways, but some of them are very positive ways. So it's really just, as I play with the relationship between doctors and patients, for example, [it's] the same... You have either villains or you have people [who are] ambitious, wrongheaded, whatever.
It really goes back to George Bernard Shaw saying conflict is the essence of drama, that it's really looking for that—not so much necessarily a criticism of the entire profession—it's very specific, in other words. In neither case, would it have been meant to be an attack on the entire profession or the entire idea of it. But it's fun to explore what happens when things go wrong. That's more dramatic than when things go right, let's put it that way. It's part of the nature of drama.
GQ: I found it fascinating to see this side of Jung. We look at him as a sort of New-Age-y, pre-Joseph Campbell-y kind of guy. And Freud's pretty much fallen out of favor. He's kind of a bit of a cigar-is-a-cigar joke. Was that inherent in the text?
** David Cronenberg: **Well, it begins with Christopher [Hampton]'s writing, of course, and with his play. But one of the joys of making this movie was to resurrect these people at a particular point in their lives, which is not a very well known part of their lives. I mean, we all, as you say, we know the old Jung, we know the grandfatherly Freud. We don't know the 29-year-old Jung and the 50-year-old Freud, very dynamic, described by Stefan Zweig in his book The World of Yesterday, who knew Freud and writes about Vienna. He says he's masculine, he's handsome, he's charismatic, he's witty, he's charming, and funny.
These are not the words that people normally think of in terms of Freud, but they were the reality to people who knew him. And, when you think of it, to be able to hold together this kind of disparate group of very fractious, obsessive, intellectual people and mold them into a movement would take someone with great charisma, with great force of will.
That's why I cast Viggo, as opposed to some more ordinary, kind of obvious casting for Freud. And the pleasure once again to discover Jung, who is not the Jung that you see on YouTube, when you can see him doing interviews, but the sort of young, dynamic, ambitious, career-minded and very bright and very intellectual psychiatrist working at this immense, immense psychiatrist clinic in Zurich.
GQ: The mentorship between Freud and Jung is fascinating, especially because Fassbender and Mortensen have a lot in common. Was there a sort of mentorship on set, as well, between the two?
** David Cronenberg: **I think everybody finds Viggo to be a bit of a mentor because he's becoming a kind of—and certainly this is nothing that he would want—but I think he's becoming a kind of iconic figure in terms of how you should be an actor. Just your demeanor, your seriousness, but your sense of humor and the kind of research you do and your professionalism, and your loyalty to the project and to the people who are creating the project.
Michael and Viggo really were a very hilarious pair. [laughs] They have a great sense of humor, and they love to play, and yet, of course, Viggo's almost 20 years older and had that much more experience and so on, so I'm sure there was a bit of that. There was a bit of that. But they really worked beautifully together, that's the other thing. I mean, it was a delight to see. Of course, for me, I know Viggo very well. I didn't know Michael, of course. But I had a sense that their chemistry would be terrific, which it has to be for the movie to work.
GQ: Absolutely, it is. And they have both tackled full frontal nudity in movies, which is still very forbidden. For instance, some of my friends and colleagues are referring to A Dangerous Method as the "spanking" movie. And we're looking at Shame and we're going to go see, you know, Fassbender being nude and... I mean, they're very brave performances.
** David Cronenberg: **Yes. Yeah, I think, in terms of nudity, it's really—well, it's a very personal question for an actor, of course. Neither one of these guys is worried about it at all, it's just if it's part of what is to be done, then you do it.
But it doesn't really have—it's not the scariest kind of performance for an actor. I mean, Keira, well, she's a little bit nude in the movie, but it's the acting part of it that was terrifying for her, because it's so difficult and so nuanced and so emotional, and yet so intellectual at the same time. So in a way you can say that's really harder to do and to contemplate, much more than simple nudity, which really doesn't take acting to be nude in front of a camera. Anybody can do it.
GQ: Her performance is really affecting. Was there any sort of off-camera support or coaching, similar to Geena Davis in The Fly, where you played the gynecologist just to put her at ease? Was there anything like that behind the scenes?
** David Cronenberg: **No, [as] a director, I feel that I'm there to give the actor what the actor needs. If it's guidance, then it's that, but if it's not, if the actor's doing great, I don't say anything. I mean, just explain the shot or whatever.
Keira really needed very little once she was on the set. A lot of directing happens off the set. It happens before you get on the set. It's when you're working out what costumes you will use. You're talking about what the décor is, all of these things with an actor—what their hair will be like and why it's like that and so on and so on.
And Keira did huge research, and she was assisted by many people, including people that she called up herself. Christopher was involved. And then the actors shared information. This is the thing. Viggo did his research, Michael did his, and they would talk about it, as well, amongst themselves. So by the time she came to the set, really all of them, it was there. It was really just a question of, we had discussed at great length, and I've talked about it a lot, about those opening scenes of madness and how far we should go and how accurate we needed to be and so on.
And so, by the time we were there, she just needed the normal kind of, if it's two takes and we're finished, she knows that that's a good sign. So that's really all the support that a good actor needs, is the director says, "That's beautiful, we've got it, let's go on to the next shot."
GQ: What I found really interesting was because of the time period, this sort of outsiderness of Judaism. You see the menorah in the background at Freud's house and he says, "Put not your trust in Aryans." How did your own experience inform that?
** David Cronenberg: **My parents were both atheists sort of, although I don't think they ever even mentioned that word particularly, but they were—my father was a writer, my mother was a pianist, there was always music and art and books in our house. Secular, liberal, humanistic Jews. You know, the worst kind if you're a certain kind of person with a certain kind of politics.
I can't really say that I experienced personally any prejudice or any anti-Semitism, other than minor, little nibbles of it. Although Canada's history is not that great in terms of—I mean, there was a time when we had a politician saying, an immigration official saying, "One Jew is too many." ... Canada does not have a good record when it comes to treatment of the Jews in terms of immigration and so on during the war, when Jews were desperate to get out of Germany.
It's an understanding that we all have. I know several people with concentration camp numbers on their arms, all of those things. I don't think you have to be Jewish to understand it. And certainly Freud, as with Einstein, these are characters who one might wonder, if you only know the official version of these guys, what their attitude was to their own Jewishness, but they both were, of course, extremely aware of their own Jewishness and where that placed them in historical context and where that placed them in social context, how they were perceived, the problems that it might entail, either because they rejected, let's say, religion as certainly Freud and Einstein did, or accepted it—all of these things. So they were very conscious of it.
That's intriguing to me for obvious reasons, but I think even if I weren't Jewish it would be intriguing to me, because Christopher's not Jewish and it was intriguing to him, you know.
So, once again, conflict. To take a kind of a coldblooded look at it, if you're a Jewish inventor of psychoanalysis in an anti-Semitic society that views psychoanalysis as a threat, that's pretty interesting from a dramatic point of view and we certainly didn't hold back.
GQ: To switch gears a little bit, I have a working theory of some leading men that I like to call the "Sex Creep." And it's this sort of very queasy but very attractive kind of character or scene. For instance, an informal poll among my girlfriends [showed] that the scene where Viggo puts the cigarette out in his tongue [in Eastern Promises] was very sexy. What do you think that says about the viewer?
** David Cronenberg: **Well, she's obviously insane. And should be locked up for her own protection.
I think sexuality is an obviously endlessly fascinating, intriguing subject, and not just for movies but just in general. And it constantly intrigues me and you play with it with your actors, of course, because whether we like it or not, actors have a persona that goes outside the role that they play, if they become famous enough. Are they perceived as a hunk or are they perceived as a rat hunk? Or perceived as a divine, god-like hunk, or whatever. Or no hunk at all, a nerd. It just goes on and on. Is someone nerdily sexual, sexy? Because there's that, too, the sexy nerd kind of thing.
It's a bit of a minefield, because sometimes it's not something you really want to deal with, because it's not really of the essence of what you're doing. Certainly that scene that you mentioned surprises me, that cigarette out on the tongue being sexy in the sense that, within the movie, there's no sex involved, obviously. He's doing that to intimidate a Turkish thug with his own toughness and it has nothing to do with sex at that point, you know what I mean?
And yet as an actor that he would do that and that he could do that and that it was a gesture—actually, of course, that Viggo came up with himself—then I could see that toughness, that sort of macho virility could be considered sexy to, I don't know if it's a young woman, but [pause] some woman.
But it's not really part of the scene, and it's not really part of what we were doing in that scene. Of course, when you unleash a movie, you are unleashing forces that you can't control anymore. You're aware of that. On the set, you control things as much as you can and I like to be spontaneous, as well, and let certain things happen. I don't do storyboards because I don't really want to control everything.
Ultimately, these things can either be good or bad for your movie, but they're not really controllable because, as I say, who would have anticipated your friend's reaction? I don't think on the set I would have.
GQ: No, admittedly that was me, but I polled my girlfriends to make sure that I wasn't the only one.
** David Cronenberg: **Okay, it was you.
GQ: I'm 'fessing up—but it was a group of us.
** David Cronenberg: **Okay, okay.
GQ: No, I have no problem admitting that. Earlier movies, like Crash, Videodrome, definitely address a sort of deviant sexuality that is fascinating and sexy and repulsive and all kinds of things.
** David Cronenberg: **I think when I was discussing those earlier films, and Crash, of course, the understanding, really, that what with technology and contraception and all of that, sexuality has really physically been quite disconnected from reproduction and has become its own kind of aesthetic, its own kind of pleasure, its own kind of social interaction, which was pretty unknown in the past. Of course, sexuality has never only been about reproduction, obviously, with human beings, anyway. But at the moment it's almost cut free to kind of float wherever it will float. And sexuality has been mid with many things that I think the ancients would have been surprised to find it mid with.
That's intriguing and it's something, because it's in the air and because it's part of my context, you breathe it in and it's very natural for me to play with those things. But standing back and being analytical about it, I can see that it's not. Your reaction, for example, you know, is that a deviant response? Is that deviant sexuality to be turned on by a guy who puts a cigarette out on his tongue? [chuckles] Maybe for some people, yes, and for some people, not even a surprise.
In some movies, it is the subject matter, like Crash, where you have a specifically, concertedly created deviant sexual culture, subculture within society. [In] another movie, it's sort of a peripheral thing. Certainly with A Dangerous Method, the psychoanalytic movement really was creating a kind of a subculture of sexual discourse, because when you read the letters, even between Freud and Jung, the intimacy is quite shocking, and part of the reason it's shocking is that it's modern. We realize that these men, in a way, were inventing modernity. They talked about things like sexual discharges and body parts and erotic dreams that professional men of the era would certainly never talk to each other about or even allow themselves to think about.
The modernity of these guys, and the intimacy that they allowed themselves with each other, was really quite striking. In a way, that created a subculture of sexual discussion and understanding that was sort of like the Crash subculture in its own way.
GQ: There are some interesting parallels, intentional or not, between ideas of mutation, transformation, and the modern culture of body modification. People who looked at Videodrome and stuff like that and said, literally, "Long live the new flesh. We are mutants." Do you have people that come up to you who are physically modified? Is that of interest?
** David Cronenberg: **Actually, I wrote a script that I never actually made into a movie, where a body modification performance artist was the lead character. And I do know ORLAN, do you know her? She's a French performance artist who's got horn implants and done a whole lot of things, surgery, public performance of surgery on her own body, and things like that.
It's almost gone beyond performance now, because it's just so common. I mean, just cosmetic surgery, which is, in a way, performance surgery in its own way, on a private level, is so incredibly common that it's almost lost its exoticism, let's say, and maybe in a way it's lost its special meaning. But it's accepted now, as in a way it always has been. I mean, people have never accepted their bodies as just their bodies. They've always been decorating them, distorting them, deforming them since time began. I mean, in any primitive tribe, you see incredible body deformations and scarring and tattooing, so it seems to be an innate desire of humans to not accept the reality of their bodies as it's just given by nature, but to decide to create something beyond just a normal body.


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Jim Moffatt ('87) has been elected chairman and chief executive officer of Deloitte Consulting LLP. Deloitte Consulting LLP is one of the largest consulting services providers in the United States. Moffatt is currently managing director for the Deloitte Consulting clients and industries group as well as a member of the Deloitte Consulting Executive Committee; Deloitte Consulting Board of Directors; and Deloitte LLP Board of Directors. He succeeds Punit Renjen, chairman elect of the board, Deloitte LLP.Moffatt was recently named one of UCLA Anderson's "100 Inspirational Alumni." The list of honored alumni were chosen as part of the school's 75th Anniversary "Business Beyond Usual" Celebration; they represent the many different points of impact made on the world by UCLA Anderson alumni. Moffatt has been a passionate and committed mentor and advocate for UCLA students and alumni and is "personally responsible for establishing UCLA Anderson as one of Deloitte's select number of national recruiting schools." He has also served in such roles as the Deloitte Campus Recruiting Champion for UCLA Anderson and a judge for UCLA Anderson case competitions, and he has led pro bono projects to support the Parker Career Management Center.
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Warde holds off Trinity Catholic
FAIRFIELD -- During an eight-game losing streak that stretched back to last season, Fairfield Warde football coach Duncan Dellavolpe said he was beginning to wonder if his team would ever return to the win column.
It was not easy, but the Mustangs finally put a check in the left hand column, defeating Trinity Catholic 13-7 at Tetreau-Davis Field Friday night.
"There are points where you wonder if you are ever going to win again," Dellavolpe said. "The kids don't give up. I can't fault their effort, ever, when they play, so, I am really happy that they finished it and they didn't give up the big play."
Warde held the lead when it gave the ball back to Trinity with 2:34 to play, and the tension on the Warde sideline was palpable before a Trinity pass on 4th-and-8 with 30 seconds left came up a yard short. The Mustangs could finally exhale. And celebrate.
Trinity was without starting quarterback Connor Amann on the final drive after the signal caller injured his shoulder earlier in the fourth quarter.
"I am proud of the way they played," Trinity Coach Donny Panapada said. "Our quarterback goes down, our defense played well and I think (Warde) is a good football team, I really do. They have some big kids, they have some skill guys. We made some mistakes, but I saw less today. They fought right don to the end."
Mustangs running back T.J. Gallagher was a workhorse, grinding out 121 yards on the ground running behind fullback Colin Ventura.
Gallagher piled up the yards but it was Ventura who busted the game's big play, running for a 47-yard touchdown in the second quarter to put the Mustangs on top for good.
"T.J. played great and I am really happy with Colin Ventura," Dellavolpe said. "Ventura made some great blocks and had some great runs and I am really happy T.J. got more touches. It was a very basic game plan, we were just tossing the ball back to him and running."
It looked like the game may be a shootout as both teams completed long pass plays in the first four minutes of the game.
The Crusaders struck first when Amann hit Luis Gonzalez for a 30-yard strike before connecting with Thomas Costigan on a 7-yard touchdown pass to put Trinity up 7-0.
The Mustangs answered right back when Brandon Bisack connected with Ryan Brown for a 28-yard touchdown with 7:01 remaining in the first to knot the score 7-7.
The defenses then took over, aside from Ventura's long run.
The Mustangs nearly increased the lead at the end of the half but Neno Merritt intercepted Bisack in the end zone with 33 seconds to play in the half.
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Records: T 0-3 (0-2 FCIAC); W 1-2 (1-1 FCIAC)
TC--Thomas Costigan 7 pass Connor Amann (Kyle Przypek kick)
W--Ryan Brown 28 pass Brandon Bisack (Manny Rivas-Colon kick)
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There may be a Switchback of sorts, but it doesn't appear to be caviar. The glimpse of the piano seemed like it was similar to TAR 10 Ukraine detour with the sheet music; there might be another similar task that I can't place at the moment as well.
Nice to see they're going to St. petersburg again, I went there last summer.
looks like vicki is holding a detour in cap 7
They are planting potatos........with apologies to Dan Quale.
This may be redundant information, but I'm giving what I can give. The word on the screen behind Thomas can be transliterated as "Sdalas" (without the last letter. I forgot what it stands for). Random info?
Yup. I agree. I think the Detour is the Piano and the Film.
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Summer Food by Paul Lowe, Nina Dreyer Hensley & Jim Hensley
The angle: Take advantage of summer — and its produce — while the sun is high and the days are long.
Recipes for right now: Ricotta Pancakes with Plums, Tomato & Thyme Tart, Grilled Corn Salad, Halloumi with Lemons and Apricots, Lemon & Chili Marinated Salmon, Blueberry Pancake Cake, Raspberry & Almond Cake
Who would enjoy this book? Cooks with CSAs, anyone currently wearing flip flops.
Quick Facts
• Who wrote it: Paul Lowe, Nina Dreyer Hensley & Jim Hensley
• Who published it: Weldon Owen
• Number of recipes: 90
• Other highlights: This cookbook is like a condensed, sun-drenched, intensified shot of summer. I would go so far as to say it's impossible to flip through the pages and not feel an immediate need to abandon one's shoes and get creative with whatever is fresh in the kitchen. Summer Food is filled with recipe after recipe, and photo after photo, of foods that feel just right for making right now. As in, tonight. Or at the very least, this weekend once you've had a chance to invite some friends over.
The book has a definite Scandinavian influence — lots of things like smoked fish, potatoes on the side, and chilled fruit soups. I love the spare design pared with the lush photographs of every recipe. These are the kinds of recipes that can stand on their own as an early dinner after coming home from the farmers market or as part of a breezy summer party with lots of friendly faces around the table.
Find the book at your local library, independent bookstore, or Amazon: Summer Food by Paul Lowe, Nina Dreyer Hensley & Jim Hensley
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Release Date: 1993 |
Album Rating: 3.5great review, ive been wanting to check out the manics earlier stuff after buying the holy bible
good review I've been trying to find this and know your enemy.
matter of fact I'm gonna do a know your enemy review
Album Rating: 3.5after some intense MSP listening, i've decided this is one of the worst albums of the manics. Know Your Enemy or This is My Truth... would be the worst. The Holy Bible>>>>>>>all
Album Rating: 3.5I dont think the music here is too good, and it sort of sounds like the Manics were trying hard to appease the Americans. It's still good though
Album Rating: 3.5it took vague that long to find out? what a noobz0rz
yeah the lyrics on this album are still as top notch as terrorist, i'm glad they compromised music instead of those genius lyrics.
Album Rating: 3.5I've changed my mind on this album, I like it quite muchly despite its "Typical American Rock Band" moments.
Album Rating: 4.5i might get this album, although i'm not expecting it to be like 'The Holy Bible'
i think that musically this is a better album than generation terrorists drug drug druggy and roses in the hospital are weak but nostalgic pushead is one of my favoutites lyrically great
Album Rating: 3.5Roses In The Hospital weak? It's the best single they've put out. I find out on a daily basis how good this album really is. The first half is nearly perfect. Life Becoming A Landslide is genius, so is some parts of La Tristesse Durera and From Despair To Where. If you count out Lifeblood this is probably the most overlooked album in their catalogue and it shouldn't be.
Gold Against The Soul is a great record. Shame some fans malign it.
Album Rating: 3.5i find this album really good, especially the first half; strenght of GATS lies in great songs and that's why this turn into more commercial, radio-friendly sound doesnt interrupt me, (though it's hard not to agree this period of their career was a kind of 'accident' and it's evident had it not been for the pressure of the record company, they wouldnt have written these songs in that manner); they've got a right not to like this album ...which i regret since it has at least 5 perfect tracks(i mean first five)and another three are 'only' good; on the other hand the commercial polish of drug drug druggy is almost unbearable to me.. and roses in the hospital may be the cheesiest song in their history; due to this mistakes i cannot give it4, still i find it really enjoyable, a strong effort that needs much more recognition;
Album Rating: 3.0the 2 records after this were much better
Album Rating: 3.5yes, THB and EMG are probably their best albums; after 1996 they started to bore and i lost my
interest in this band but send away the tigers was a nice surprise; i'm gonna check out their latest
releases too.
Album Rating: 3.5Nostalgic Pushead is great. Solid album.
Album Rating: 3.0Landslide such a great song
Album Rating: 3.0this is pretty sweet
Album Rating: 3.5Yes, someone who recognises the greatness of Landslide! It seems to swept under the carpet quite regularly. It don't really agree with you on Roses In the Hospital, as it's one of the best songs from this album, and generally considered classic by fans. But there you go.
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Anna Paquin holds onto a shopping bag as she leaves Cedars-Sinai Hospital following a visit with her newborn twins on Monday (October 1) in Los Angeles.
The 29-year-old True Blood actress gave birth last month, but she has still not disclosed the names or genders of the babies.
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