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Media, Speaking and Teaching
Publicity info, profile photos, and full bio are on my About page.
Online Archives/Media
- Kinsella on Liberty Podcast
- my YouTube Channel
- Mises Institute media
- Mises Institute publications
- Mises Daily articles
- Journal of Libertarian Studies articles
- Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics articles
- LewRockwell.com articles
- Kinsella posts on the Mises Blog
- Kinsella posts on Against Monopoly blog
- "Obama's Patent Reform: Improvement or Continuing Calamity?," Mises Academy webinar (discussed in my article "Obama's Patent Reform: Improvement or Continuing Calamity?," Mises Daily, Sep. 23, 2011; I discussed the AIA in further detail in The American Invents Act and Patent Reform: The Good, the Meh, and the Ugly) (audio and slides)
- "Libertarian Controversies," Mises Academy (Mondays, Sept. 19-Oct. 23, 2011) (discussed in my article "Libertarian Controversies," Mises Daily, Aug. 25, 2011) (audio and slides; podcast feed starting at KOL 045 | "Libertarian Controversies Lecture 1″ (Mises Academy, 2011).
- "The Social Theory of Hoppe," Mises Academy (Mondays, July 11-Aug. 21, 2011) (discussed in "Read Hoppe, Then Nothing Is the Same," Mises Daily (June 10 2011), in Spanish Tras leer a Hoppe, nada es lo mismo; also on the Mises Blog in Study Hoppe with Kinsella Online) (audio and slides)
- "Intellectual Property and Economic Development," Mises University 2011 (July 27, 2011)
- "Rethinking Intellectual Property: History, Theory, and Economics," Mises Academy (Tuesdays, Mar. 22-April 26, 2011) (discussed on the Mises Blog in Study with Kinsella Online and in Rethinking Intellectual Property: Kinsella's Mises Academy Online Course) (audio and slides)
- "Libertarian Legal Theory: Property, Conflict, and Society," Mises Academy (Jan. 31-Mar. 11, 2011) (audio and slides)
- "Rethinking Intellectual Property: History, Theory, and Economics," Mises Academy (Nov.-Dec. 2010) (discussed on the Mises Blog in Study with Kinsella Online) (Lecture 1.)
- Faculty, Rothbard Graduate Seminar, Mises Institute, Auburn, Alabama (topics: Natural Law and Positive Law; Self Defense, Punishment, and Proportionality; The Theory of Contracts) (July 28-Aug. 2, 2002)
- South Texas College of Law, Houston: Adjunct professor (Computer Law) (Fall 1998 & 1999)
- Slated to appear in the forthcoming documentary "Who Owns You?" (interviewed Jan. 6, 2010) (see also Fund raising for feature documentary – Who Owns You?; Who Owns You? – A Documentary – Trailer; Who Owns You? — Gene Patent Documentary)
Past Speaking and Other Events
Note: As of October 2013, the list of events below will not be comprehensive, since most appearances are added to my Kinsella on Liberty podcast and are listed there.
- "The History, Meaning, and Future of Legal Tender," Crypto-Currency Conference: Bitcoin and the Future of Money (Atlanta, Oct. 5, 2013) (KOL085 podccast)
- "The Role of the Corporation and Limited Liability in a Private Law Society," 2013 Annual Meeting, Property and Freedom Society (Sep. 19–24, 2013)
- The Libertarian (UK), Keir Martland (immigration, natural rights) (Aug. 2, 2013)
- Radio Vrijheid (Netherlands) (July 18, 2013)
- Red Ice Radio (Sweden) (libertarianism, property rights, IP) (July 3 2013)
- Spellman – radio (IP) (June 25, 2013)
- LiveFreeFM (IP), with Nathan Fraser (May 26, 2013)
- Renegade Variety Hour (nature of rights), with Carlos Morales and Taryn Harris (May 6, 2013)
- KOL 043 | Triple-V: Voluntary Virtues Vodcast, with Michael Shanklin: Bitcoin, Legal Reform, Morality of Voting, Rothbard on Copyright (April 25, 2013)
- Renegade Variety Hour (Intellectual Property), with Carlos Morales and Taryn Harris (April 5, 2013)
- "Locke's Big Mistake: How the Labor Theory of Property Ruined Economics and Political Theory," Liberty in the Pines conference, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas (March 23, 2013)
- Rothbardian Circle, Introduction to Free Markets/Libertarian Theory ("Lockean Homesteading") (Mar. 20, 2013)
- Jake Shannon radio (Against IP), Mar. 19, 2013
- Smash Walls Radio Podcast, with Trevor Hultner (software patents and patent trolls) (Mar. 5, 2013)
- First Degree Liberty, with Chase Rachels and Michael Martelli (argumentation ethics and title-transfer theory of contract) (Mar. 4, 2013)
- Triple-V: Voluntary Virtues Vodcast with Michael Shanklin (intellectual property) (Feb. 25, 2013)
- FreeDomain Radio with Stefan Molyneux (corporations and limited liability) (Feb. 22, 2013)
- Liberty Beat Interview (Intellectual Property and cetera) (Feb. 18, 2013)
- "Decline to State Interview on IP and Anarchy" (Jan. 23, 2013)
- "What Libertarianism Is," Liberty on the Rocks Houston (Kickoff Event, Jan. 10, 2013)
- Speaking on "What Libertarianism Is," Liberty on the Rocks (Houston) (Jan. 10, 2013)
- Interviewed on Prometheus Unbound podcast (Jan 10, 2013) (topics: libertarian fiction, intellectual property)
- Kinsella on Anarchast Discussing IP, Anarcho-libertarianism, and Legislation vs. Private Law (Dec. 29, 2012)
- "Intellectual Property Law in Canada," Ed and Ethan Podcast: The voice of liberty in Canada (Nov. 17, 2012) (MP3; Youtube; podcast)
- "Silver for the People Interview: Stephan Kinsella—Copyright Laws Cost the U.S. $Billions in Economic Growth" (at Libertopia, San Diego, Oct. 12, 2012)
- "Intellectual Nonsense: Fallacious Arguments for IP," Speaker, Libertopia, San Diego (Oct. 12, 2012)
- "The (State's) Corruption of (Private) Law," 2012 Annual Meeting, Property and Freedom Society (Sep. 27 to Oct. 2, 2012)
- Jeffrey Tucker Interviews Stephan Kinsella on Samsung-Apple trial, Laissez-Faire Club (Aug. 27, 2012)
- Austrian AV Club—Kinsella and Network Neutrality, Mises Institute Canada, with Redmond Weissenberger (Aug. 25, 2012)
- Speaking On Liberty, Liberty Minded, discussing intellectual property (July 24, 2012)
- Kinsella and Tucker Discuss Patent Law on Peter Schiff Show (June 6, 2012)
- Austrian AV Club—Kinsella and the Corporation on Trial,Mises Institute Canada, with Redmond Weissenberger (May 17, 2012) (KOL115 podcast)
- Austrian AV Club Interview—Mises Institute Canada (discussing intellectual property), by Redmond Weissenberger (May 3, 2012)
- Interview on IP and libertarianism by Fabrizio Sitzia, LibertariaNation.org (Italy) (April 15, 2012; recorded Feb. 23, 2012)
- Guest on The Corbett Report (Mar. 28, 2012) (discussing IP)
- Guest on Liberty Conspiracy (Gardner Goldsmith, Mar. 26, 2012) (discussing IP)
- Guest on TWiL (March 9, 2012)
- Kinsella on David Hutzelman Show, HMS-TV, discussing IP & SOPA (Feb. 23, 2012)
- Guest on FreeTalkLive, discussing IP and SOPA (2 hrs., Jan. 22, 2012)
- Guest on Liberty Underground Radio Show, discussing IP (25 min., Jan. 20, 2012)
- "The Peter Mac Show," discussing the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) (Jan. 4, 2012) (audio)
- Guest on FreeTalkLive, discussing IP and SOPA (Jan. 22, 2012)
- "SOPA, Piracy, Censorship and the End of the Internet? Kinsella and Stefan Molyneux on Freedomain Radio" (Dec. 21, 2011)
- "Why Intellectual Property is not Genuine Property," 3rd Adam Smith Forum, Moscow, Russia (Nov. 12, 2011) (via remote video)
- "AVTM + Stephan Kinsella: "Intellectual Property" vs The 4th Amendment," Guest on Adam vs. the Man (Oct. 25, 2011), discussing Copyright and Neo-Mercantilism (KOL107)
- "Property and Science: The Twin Pillars of Prosperity and Civilization–versus Patent and Copyright," Panelist, Open Science Summit, Mountain View, CA (Oct. 22, 2011) (podcast)
- Guest panelist, This Week in Law (TWiL) (Oct. 13, 2011) (KOL podcast)
- Agora I/O: The Liberty Unconference: Open Source Agorism: Prosper Without Patents or Copyrights, Sep. 23, 2011 (podcast)
- "Open Mic with Dr. John McGinnis," WRTA (Sep. 19, 2011), discussing the America Invents Act [KOL105 podcast]
- FreeTalkLive/XM Extreme Talk Appearance re Intellectual Property (Aug. 21, 2011)
- On Adam vs. The Man re Drug Patents (Aug. 4, 2011) (KOL081)
- "Correcting some Common Libertarian Misconceptions," 2011 Annual Meeting, Property and Freedom Society (May 28, 2011) [podcast here]
- Guest on Adam vs. the Man, RT Network, Episode #28 (May 19, 2011), discussing IP
- "IP Debate: John Templeton Foundation's Big Questions Debate series on Intellectual Property and Wealth Creation," The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law Student Chapter of The Federalist Society (Moritz College of Law, Ohio State University, Columbus OH, March 3, 2011)
- Panelist, "Intellectual Property Law and Policy," Symposium: "Plain Meaning in Context: Can Law Survive its Own Language?", New York University School of Law/Journal of Law and Liberty (February 18, 2011)
- Guest, Thinking Liberty, discussing IP (Feb. 15, 2011)
- Kinsella on The Medical Freedom Report: Patents on Medical Technology and Pharmaceuticals (Guest, The Medical Freedom Report Podcast, host Michael Ostrolenk) (Feb. 24, 2011)
- Guest panelist, This Week in Law (TWiL), Episode 97 (Feb. 4, 2011) ["It's a Bing trap, Internet rights, tracking data persistence, attorney motivation, abolishing IP, life patents, and more"] [KOL podcast]
- The Katherine Albrecht Radio Show, discussing Net Neutrality (Dec. 22, 2010)
- "Live and Let Live" radio show with Gary Johnson discussing IP (Nov. 14, 2010)
- "Intellectual Freedom and Learning versus Patent and Copyright," 2010 Students For Liberty Texas Regional Conference, University of Texas, Austin (Nov. 6, 2010) (video; audio; edited transcription) .
- "How Intellectual Property Hampers Capitalism," Mises Institute Supporters' Summit 2010: "The Economic Recovery: Washington's Big Lie" (Oct. 9 2010, Auburn Alabama) [transcript here; see also the article based on this talk: "How Intellectual Property Hampers the Free Market," The Freeman (June 2011), republished as "How to Slow Economic Progress," Mises Daily (June 1, 2011).] [Podcast at KOL061]
- Rethinking Intellectual Property: History, Theory, and Economics: An Interview with Jeff Tucker, Mises Podcast (Oct. 9, 2010) (discussing the upcoming "Rethinking Intellectual Property: History, Theory, and Economics," Mises Academy)
- Discussion of intellectual property and libertarianism on Ernest Hancock's Declare Your Independence radio show (Sep. 14, 2010); on my podcast at KOL 060
- Libertarian Parenting–A Freedomain Radio Conversation with Stephan Kinsella, FreeDomain Radio #1689 (Thu, 1 Jul 2010); on my podcast at KOL 059
- Speech, "Ideas are Free: The Case Against Intellectual Property: or, How Libertarians Went Wrong," 2010 Annual Meeting, Property and Freedom Society (June 6, 2010) [I also participated in a Q&A Discussion Panel featuring "Hoppe, van Dun, DiLorenzo, Kinsella, Daniels, Kealey"- video] Appeared on the Gene Basler Show, discussing a variety of anarcho-libertarian matters–environmentalism, nuclear power, state propaganda in government schools, class action lawsuits, reparations, how to achieve an anarcho-libertarian society, animal rights, positive rights and obligations, forced heirship, and so on (May 30, 2010) (an edited transcript to appear as a chapter in Gene Basler, Environmental Non-Policy: Interviews on Environment, War and Liberty, forthcoming August 2011) (on my podcast at
- The Peter Mac Show, with Rob Wicks, discussing whether libertarians should use the word "capitalism," anarchy, IP and other topics (May 12, 2010); on my podcast at KOL 057
- Guest on Anarchy Time with James Cox discussing immigration issues (May 9, 2010) (also podcast at Freedomain Radio #1659: "The Immigration Roundtable – BlogTalkRadio with Stephan Kinsella, Wilt Alston and Stefan Molyneux: A roundtable discussion on the challenge of immigration."); on my podcast at KOL 056
- The Voluntary Life, Author Interview: Stephan Kinsella on Against Intellectual Property (March 20, 2010; see also their interesting episode Against Intellectual Property: A Follow Up Discussion). This was also podcast as Episode 1616 of Freedomain Radio (Stefan Molyneux joined in); on my podcast at KOL 055.
- Author's Forum: Property, Freedom and Society, Austrian Scholars Conference (March 11, 2010)
- Antiwar Interview: Kinsella on Bill of Rights, Intellectual Property (Feb. 11, 2010)
- Free Talk Live Interview on Reducing the Costs of Intellectual Property (Jan. 20, 2010)
- Kinsella on Bill Handel Show Discussing Blackmail, Tiger Woods, David Letterman (Dec. 14, 2009)
- Interview on Peter Mac Show (Nov. 20, 2009)
- YAL interview (October 7, 2009) by Matt Cockerill of Young Americans for Liberty (interview covered several topics, such as minarchism vs. anarcho-libertarianism, the non-aggression principle, gay marriage, restitution vs. retribution, intellectual property, and pessimism and activism) (audio file (16MB); YouTube version)
- "Intellectual Property and Libertarianism," speech presented at Mises University 2009 (July 30, 2009); speech podcast on The Lew Rockwell Show, #131, as The Intellectual Property Racket (Aug. 19, 2009) (see also: "Intellectual Property and Libertarianism," Mises Daily (Nov. 17, 2009); earlier version (without endnotes) published as "Intellectual Property and Libertarianism" [local PDF; Liberty's online version], Liberty vol. 23, no. 11 (Dec. 2009), p. 27 [blog post])
- Delivered the Rothbard Memorial Lecture, "The Intellectual Property Quagmire, or, The Perils of Libertarian Creationism", Austrian Scholars Conference 2008, Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn AL, March 13, 2008.
- "Intellectual 'Property,'" The Lew Rockwell Show (Sept. 24, 2008)
- Israelis vs. Arabs: What's the solution?, Libertarian Politics Live, with Eric Dondero (Aug. 27, 2007)
- Do patents and copyrights undermine private property?: Yes, Insight magazine, May 21, 2001 (local copy) (reading of and discussion of this piece by hosts at Free Talk Live, 8/31/07 show; audio is here (local copy) [starts around 5:25]) (podcast)
- Chair, Law and Economics panel, Austrian Scholars Conference, Auburn, Alabama (March 30-31, 2001)
- Panelist, presented paper "The Nature and Sources of Law under Anarcho-Capitalism," Twenty-Second International Conference on the Unity of Sciences, Military and Police–Public or Private? committee, Seoul, Korea (February 9-13, 2000)
- Presented paper, "The Legitimacy of Intellectual Property," Law and Economics panel, Austrian Scholars Conference, Auburn, Alabama (March 25, 2000)
- Presented paper, "A Libertarian Theory of Contracts: Title Transfer, Binding Promises, and Inalienability," Law and Economics panel, Austrian Scholars Conference, Auburn, Alabama (April 17, 1999)
- Planning Committee Member & Moderator, 1999 Energy Law Institute, South Texas College of Law, Aug. 1999
- Speaker, "Crime, Punishment and Restitution," Liberální institut, Prague, Czech Republic (May 27, 1999)
- Planning Committee Member & Speaker, present "Patents and Intellectual Property in the Oil & Gas Industry," 1998 Oil & Gas Law Institute, South Texas College of Law (Aug. 7, 1998)
- Speaker/panelist, presented "The Problem with Unions," HOBY Texas Gulf Coast 1998 Leadership Seminar, Rice University, Houston, Texas (June 6, 2008)
- Chair and paper, "Constitutional Structures in Defense of Freedom," Law and Economics panel, Austrian Scholars Conference, Auburn, Alabama (April 3, 1998) [see Legislation and the Discovery of Law in a Free Society; Taking the Ninth Amendment Seriously: A Review of Calvin R. Massey's Silent Rights: The Ninth Amendment and the Constitution's Unenumerated Rights]
- "Legal codes and systems," Federalist Society, Philadelphia Chapter (September 9, 1997) ["Legislation and Law in a Free Society"]
- "On the Ninth Amendment," Federalist Society, Philadelphia Chapter (May 6, 1997) [Taking the Ninth Amendment Seriously: A Review of Calvin R. Massey's Silent Rights: The Ninth Amendment and the Constitution's Unenumerated Rights [1995], 24 Hastings Const. L. Q. 757 (1997)]
- Chair, Scholars of the Austrian School panel, Austrian Scholars Conference, Auburn, Alabama (April 5, 1997)
- Internet Service Provider Liability Seminar, Philadelphia (June 1996)
- "Legal codes and systems," The Freeman Society of Valley Forge (Mar. 4, 1996) ["Legislation and Law in a Free Society"]
- "New Rationalist Directions in Libertarian Rights Theory," Austrian Scholars Conference, Auburn, Alabama (Jan. 27, 1996)
- "Recent Developments in Jurisprudence and Legislation," LSU Mineral Law Institute, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (March 1994)
- Judge, Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, Houston, Texas(1993 & 1994)
Audio Versions of Books and Articles
- "What Libertarianism Is," in Hülsmann & Kinsella, eds., Property, Freedom, and Society: Essays in Honor of Hans-Hermann Hoppe (Mises Institute, 2009); adapted as "What Libertarianism Is," Mises Daily (August 21, 2009), and also as "What Libertarianism Is," LewRockwell.com (Aug. 24, 2009) (audio)
- "Argumentation Ethics and Liberty: A Concise Guide," Mises Daily (May 27, 2011) (audio)
- How We Come To Own Ourselves, Mises Daily (Sep. 7, 2006) (Mises.org blog discussion; audio version)
- Estoppel: A New Justification for Individual Rights, Reason Papers No. 17 (Fall 1992), p. 61 (audio version)
- What It Means To Be an Anarcho-Capitalist, January 20, 2004, LewRockwell.com (audio)
- Do patents and copyrights undermine private property?: Yes, Insight magazine, May 21, 2001 (local copy) (reading of and discussion of this piece by hosts at Free Talk Live, 8/31/07 show; audio is here (local copy) [starts around 5:25]; also in my podcast feed)
- Against Intellectual Property Audiobook (1 hr 54 min.): .mp3 format or .m4b iTunes book format (each about 57M); also available in a Mises.org version and on iTunes U [on my podcast too: KOL008 | "Against Intellectual Property" (audiobook)]
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- December 1, 2009 at 9:31 pm
More interviews/audios/videos/speeches/anything. The markets demand media from Kinsella.
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St. Patrick's Church Supports Native Americans
St. Patrick's supports several organizations on nearby reservations, including St. Michaels Association for Special Education, serving about 100 handicapped Navajo children in Window Rock, Ariz.; the sunrise school for Ecological Living located in Defiance, Ariz.; St. Michael Indian school (K-12 Catholic School for Navajo Children) and the Hopi Senior Center in Moenkopi, Ariz.
St. Michaels Association for Special Needs:
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Sunrise School: Completion of the interior of the greenhouse, including a small bathroom with a shower and a wheelchair lift to allow entry into lower greenhouse area. Estimated cost: $15,000.
St. Michaels Indian School: (Sr. Kathleen Kajer, SBS- Director) Funding to help with several projects to make the over 100-year-old building more energy efficient. Project includes replacing single pane windows, adding insulation, and changing light fixtures to energy efficient modern ones. Estimated cost: $15,000.
Hopi Senior Center: Funding for crafts and art supplies for senior activities. Estimated cost: $2,000.
St. Michaels for Special Education: Warm clothing for children, toys exercise equipment, books, craft supplies, a hospital bed, washer and dryer for group homes, towels and bedding.
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Students in grades 3, 4 and 5 may compete in the poster contest. Entries must be no larger than 11 by 24 inches and copyrighted characters are prohibited.
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- NAME: Valentino
- OCCUPATION: Fashion Designer
- BIRTH DATE: May 11, 1932 (Age: 81)
- Did You Know?: Valentino once named a clothing line after his beloved pug, Oliver.
- EDUCATION: École des Beaux-Arts, Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Voghera, Lombardy, Italy
- Full Name: Valentino Clemente Ludovico Garavani
- AKA: Valentino
- AKA: Valentino Garavani
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Valentino Garavani was born in Voghera, Italy, on May 11, 1932. Valentino studied fashion design from a young age, completing his formal training in Paris and starting his own line in Rome in 1959. By the mid-1960s, Valentino was a favorite designer of the world's best-dressed women, including Jacqueline Kennedy. Among his signatures is a particular fabric shade, known as "Valentino red."
"I know what women want. They want to be beautiful."
Early Life and Career
Fashion designer Valentino Clemente Ludovico Garavani was born on May 11, 1932, in Voghera, Lombardy, Italy. He began working in the fashion industry at a young age, apprenticing under local designers including his aunt Rosa. His formal training took place in Paris, at the École des Beaux-Arts and the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne. Valentino got his professional start as an apprentice working in the salons of Jean Dessès and Guy Laroche.
The House of Valentino
Valentino left Paris in 1959 to open a fashion house in Rome. He modeled his business on the grand houses he had seen in Paris. In his early shows, Valentino quickly gained recognition for his red dresses, in a shade that became widely known as "Valentino red."
In 1960, Valentino met Giancarlo Giammetti in Rome. Giammetti, an architecture student, quickly became Valentino's partner, both professionally and romantically. Together, the pair developed Valentino SpA into an internationally recognized brand. Valentino's international debut took place in 1962, at the Pitti Palace in Florence. The show cemented the designer's reputation and attracted the attention of socialites and aristocratic women from around the world. Within a few years, Valentino's designs were considered the pinnacle of Italian couture. In 1967, he received the prestigious Neiman Marcus Fashion Award. His client list included the Begum Aga Khan, Queen Paola of Belgium and movie stars Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn.
Among Valentino's most prominent clients was Jacqueline Kennedy. Kennedy developed an interest in the designer's work after admiring friends in several Valentino ensembles. In 1964, Kennedy ordered six dresses in black and white, which she wore during the year following the assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy. She would remain a friend and a client from that point on, linking the Valentino name to her own iconic status in the fashion world. Valentino also designed the dress that Kennedy wore when she wed Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis in 1968.
While maintaining strong ties to Florence and Rome, Valentino spent much of the 1970s in New York. In addition to his friendship with Jackie Kennedy, he became close friends with artists such as Andy Warhol. Over the course of his career, Valentino's primary lines have been Valentino, Valentino Garavani, Valentino Roma and R.E.D. Valentino.
Personal Life
Valentino and Giammetti maintain homes around the world, including villas in Spain, France and Switzerland. These homes are filled with art, which they avidly collect. Valentino has a penchant for dogs, particularly pugs—of which he owns many.
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Existence, A Verifiable Reality |
After a Sunday of allowing myself the brief indulgence of wallowing in my perceived afflictions, I stumbled upon a special on a Discovery Channel special: Did God Create the Universe? I've always been a philosophy junkie so I was hooked immediately. The argument presented by Stephen Hawking, one of the most brilliant scientific minds of our century, goes something like this: The law of gravity was the catalyst for the Big Bang Theory; the Big Bang literally spawned something out of nothing; therefore spontaneous creation is the reason that something, rather than nothing exists, that is why we exist. If this is indeed the case, there is no need to invoke the notion of a Divine Creator. Pretty radical stuff! Over the centuries human beings have been able to utilize the laws of nature to make mind blowing discoveries like learning that the Earth actually orbits the Sun and not the other way around. The laws of nature are observable and tangible phenomena that create the fundamental reality of our existence; a reality studied tenaciously by scientists in hopes of one day understanding it fully. The fact that other planetary bodies have been found orbiting stars other than our own sun also make "coincidences of our planetary conditions – the single sun, the lucky combination of Earth-sun distance and solar mass – far less remarkable." The Big Bang Theory marks the beginning of time in the history of our universe and if Hawking is correct, a God could not have created the universe because there would be no time reference for the universe to be created in. This theory simultaneously shreds the possibility of an afterlife. The manifestation of our physical existence is it. Are you grateful? Are you sad? Are you angry? What if this is all she wrote folks?We have three options …1) God exists outside of us; 2) God exists within each and every physical manifestation on Earth; 3) There is no God. Hawking asserts that the "Fact that we humans - who are ourselves mere collections of fundamental particles of nature - have been able to come this close to an understanding of the laws governing us and our universe is a great triumph." In his best selling novel A Brief History of Time written in 1988 Hawking doesn't reject the notion of a God because he reasons that if science unveils a complete theory accounting for human creation, then we can ultimately come to "know the mind of God." If we can conceivably piecemeal a theory to account for Creation it puts us in the drivers seat reinforcing the yogic idea of oneness. Divinity rests within each and every one of us simply by virtue of our own unique existence. It is literally a full circle. Science and Faith in my view are two sides of the same coin. In understanding the makings of our universe, we can come to know more about our own creation and our own purpose and to me; the stormy search for self is contained within the stormy search for the creation of the universe. |


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Arcadia University
Bristol College
Fincken was an etcher, engraver, lithographer and painter who lived in Philadelphia during his most productive years as an artist. He belonged to The Philadelphia Print Club where he won prices in 1935 and 1936. His historical prints captured the way things looked in earlier times and with much charm as well as accuracy. See: Karen F. Beall, American Prints in the Library of Congress, p. 152. OUT ON APPROVAL JC
Brownwood Institute, LaGrange, Georgia
Bucknell University
California University of Pennsylvania
University of Chicago
In 1856, Stephen A. Douglas offered ten acres of land on the south side of Chicago to a denomination which would build university for the city. The Presbyterians considered the offer, but declined, but the first Baptist Church of Chicago accepted. The students began to enroll in 1858, though the first building wasn't completed until February 1859. The main building was constructed in 1863 and for a while the University was successful. The great fire of 1871 and panic of 1873, left the University in debt and it closed at the end of the academic year of 1885-86. Some of the trustees, trying to keep the University alive, approached John D. Rockefeller for support. Rockefeller decided to finance the resurrection, and his funds along with local contributions allowed the new University of Chicago to open in 1892. This image shows the original building, with students on the grounds in front, including a pair on their way to rowing practice. $850
Cincinnati Wesleyan Female College
Prints by Albert E. Milliken.
This large and handsome view of Dartmouth College was undertaken in 1851 by three members of the college: E.T. Quinby, Geo. W. Gardner and Charles Caverno, who upon inquiry in Boston, found that the finest engraver in the region was at the time imprisoned at Windsor, Vermont for counterfeiting currency.
Christian Meadows, born in England ca. 1814, had come to the United States in the 1830s. After marrying in Boston in 1839, he worked there for ten years. In 1849 he was caught in a counterfeiting plot while in the employ of printer and engraver William W. Wilson.
After conviction, Meadows was sentenced to prison in Windsor, where he served three years. The Superintendent of the prison, Henry Harlow, allowed Meadows to travel to Dartmouth under guard, in order to make drawings in preparation for executing the engraving. Meadows was pardoned and released on July 4, 1853. He set up in Windsor as an engraver until 1859, after which time there is no record of him. $1,800
A lovely architectural rendering, this view of the Harvard University Law School shows the building after 1845 when a long transverse ell was added. The architecture of the building is carefully depicted, and a horse drawn bus that ran from Cambridge to Boston is shown in the foreground. Evidently this is a very scarce print as described in Hamilton Vaughan Bail's Views of Harvard, page 232, plate 62. Perhaps for an album or portfolio. The Boston Athenaeum has this print in a curious book titled Hartshorn's Commercial Tables by John Hartshorn (Boston, 1852) with others by Engel. The Athenaeum also has a lithograph by Engel with the lithographed decorative border.
See Pierce and Slautterback, Boston Lithography, p. 171 for information on Engel. We find this lithographer absent from the usual sources, such as Peters, Deak, Stark, and Whitehill & Kennedy. A scarce city view. $575
Lehigh University
Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
Ohio Wesleyan University
Originally founded in 1847 by the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, Otterbein University was named after Reverend Phillip Otterbein who was founder of the religious group in the late 18th century. The university is the second oldest coeducational school in the United States and is not far from Columbus, Ohio. The four year liberal arts college is well known for it theatrical arts program. The building depicted in the print is an excellent example of Victorian Gothic architecture. Known today as Towers Hall it was built in 1871 following a fire that consumed the previous building. In 1982, Towers Hall was restored and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
This print was produced in Cincinnati by Strobridge & Company who can trace its roots to 1849, to the founding of Elijah Middleton's print publishing enterprise. Middleton began producing lithographs in the 1850s, shortly before Hines Strobridge joined the firm in 1855. Strobridge achieved partnership in 1859, and took over the company completely in 1861. Producing battle prints for national sale, the firm thrived during the Civil War. Suffering a devastating fire in 1865, the company rebounded by making its printing processes even more efficient for high-volume commercial production. Most well-known for their theatrical and circus posters, they also participated in printing and selling the sort of stock print that sustained many printing businesses. This print is a fine historical document and a colorful decorative image. $975
The print at left is a 20th century photographic reproduction. The text below reads, "Founded 1740 as a Charity School, to which was added the Academy in 1749 ~ Chartered as the College, Academy and Charitable School of Philadelphia in 1755 ~ The Medical School was established in 1765 ~ The present name was adopted in 1791."
The watercolor shown at right is an original piece of art based on the print. Both images depict the campus of the University of Pennsylvania as it would have appeared in 1765. The two buildings shown are The College and Academy Building at left, and the Dormitory and Charity School at right. For the pair $850
At the turn of the century, a small New York art publisher, Littig & Company commissioned various artists to create a series of watercolor paintings of some of the nations most prestigious colleges and schools. From these water colors, engravings in photogravure were made on copper plates and distriubuted, in limited number, to the various schools and to a few art dealers throughout the country. Many may still be seen in the Administration building and in the offices of the Deans in many of the region's finest schools. These prints differs widely from other college prints in their panoramic quality: indeed, in many cases, they offer the only panoramic views available today. Each artist visited a campus and conferred with the Administration about future buildings authorized for the school. He would then draw these projected buildings into the campus scene, which was projected from an apparent altitude of about 300 feet. In some cases, this gives the viewer the impression that the scene was painted perhaps ten years later. On a few occasions, building plans were subsequently altered which resulted in an inaccurate depiction of the college. Many find these minor alterations historically interesting and amusing. $750
Princeton University
University of Virginia
Washington and Lee University
Washington Medical College (Baltimore)
Wesleyan College (Macon, Georgia)
The Georgia Female College was founded in 1836 near Macon, Georgia and opened in January 1839 making it the oldest women's college in the world. Operated by the Methodist Episcopal Church, it survived the American Civil War, having suspended operations only once for two weeks during Sherman's march through Georgia. In 1917 it became Wesleyan College. $65
Wesleyan Female College
Widener University
Warren. "Female Seminary, Charlestown." From Gleason's Pictorial Drawing Room Companion. Ca. 1850. 5 1/8 x 6 7/8. Wood engraving. With brief descriptive article. $40
Female Seminary, Mount Washington, South Boston
A.C.W. "Female Seminary, South Boston." Ca. 1850. 5 1/4 x 7. Wood engraving. $40
Wesleyan Academy
Wm. Merrick. "Wesleyan Academy-Boarding House. Erected, 1860-1. Wilbraham, Mass." 3 1/4 x 6. [1861]. Steel engraving. $45
"The Collegiate School. Poughkeepsie." 1851. 3 3/4 x 6. Wood engraving. Operated from 1835 to 1861, then became Poughkeepsie Military School for a decade, after which the building was sold and made a hotel. Destroyed by fire 1917. $40
"Clermont Seminary, near Philadelphia." Philadelphia, November 1810. From The Port Folio. 4 1/4 x 7 1/4. Engraving. Very good condition.
As with the many magazines on the nineteenth century, The Port Folio contained numerous illustrations, including this print of Clermont Seminary. This school was located at Heart Lane and Nicetown Lane, between Germantown and Frankford. It was a noted boarding school for boys, built in 1804 by two brothers, John Thomas and Charles Carre, in 1804. The located their school on the highest point between Germantown and the Delaware, a spot commonly called 'Mount Clermont.' $125
Germantown Academy
Another magazine illustration from published in The Casket about 1830. $90
A "Ledger Carriers Annual Greeting" bonus print issued to subscribers to the Ledger newspaper. Such prints were handed out at Christmas time by the paper carriers, both as a bonus for the subscribers, but also to inspire some reciprocal tips. The main building is shown flanked by four side structures from outside the grounds, across Girard Avenue. Pedestrians, a man on horseback, a carriage, and a street trolley are all wonderfully depicted in the foreground. This is an updated version (the trolley substituted for stage coach) of a print originally issued by August Köllner in 1848. $525
Diploma for "The Central High School of Philadelphia. The Board of Public Education of the First School District of Pennsylvania. By authority of the Commonwealth granted... this day conferred the degree of Master of Arts upon William Stephens a graduate of the class of July 1845..." [With signatures of the President, Board of Public Education and professors. 28 x 19 1/2 paper size. Engraved on vellum with three illustrations at top of the school and the seal of the state of Pennsylvania, with light blue graduation ribbon and blind stamp]. $225
Mercersburg Academy
Richard Rummell. "The Mercersburg Academy." New York: Littig & Co., ca 1910. 12 3/8 x 26 5/8. Sepia photogravure. Very good condition. $375
Opheleton Female Seminary (later the Bushkill Ward Academy)
Manning. "Opheleton Female Seminary." Ca. 1852. 6 1/8 x 9. Wood engraving. Very good condition. $40
Philadelphia School of Industrial Art
"The Philadelphia School of Industrial Art.: Designing-Room, Modelling-Room, Carpenter Shop, Working on Metal." From Harper's Weekly. New York: Harper's Weekly, November 20, 1886. 8 1/8 x 14 1/8. Wood engraving. Very good condition. $45
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02/03/12 Liz McKibbonWMNF Drive-Time News Friday | Listen to this entire show:
Some civil liberties advocates and legal experts are concerned about a national trend of criminalizing children because of infractions that occur while they're in school. Thursday night at Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, a panel of criminal justice experts shared ideas about how to prevent childhood arrests through education and intervention.
Florida youth charged with serious crimes are often tried in adult court. One panel member, Judge Patrice Moore says parents don't recognize how severely a child can be sentenced.
â€I have had the… had to tell the parents that life means just that, life means L-I-F-E. It means that when you see your child again outside of the doors of prison… it will be in a pine box.â€
Stetson Law professor Judy Scully helps run the Juvenile Justice Initiative. It's made up of about 40 law students interested in ending the school-to-prison pipeline.
"We're a brand new organization, our students have just started meeting in the last three months, they have been working on a curriculum to reach middle school kids to teach them about the criminal legal system, and also to teach them about their rights and to teach them alternative ways of handling disputes so that they don't get in to trouble.â€
According to an American Civil Liberties Union study, Florida first enacted a "zero tolerance†policy in 1997. By 2002 it had been revised three times to make it harsher. Students are disciplined with immediate out-of-school suspension and other severe punishment for aggravated battery, false fire alarms, motor vehicle theft, possessing alcohol and many more. Judge Irene Sullivan says this eventually leads many students to the juvenile criminal system.
â€There are so many policy reasons and reasons why we are, the United States, is the number one jailor in the world, not just adults, but kids, too. We arrest and lock up more kids than any country in the world.â€
Trenia Cox, planning manager for the Juvenile Welfare Board in Pinellas County says it is a fundamentally flawed procedure.
â€It was for creating safer schools. It was not intended to rob children, who are still developing, of a future.â€
Each school district in Florida has its own set of standards for which infractions are referred to law enforcement. According to a study by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice in fiscal year 2011, a third of delinquency referrals were for felony offenses. Many of the members on the panel, including Cox, have seen the effects on young students, first hand.
â€Because let's just say you're 13, and you make the wrong choice. And what's happening in the community kind of moves on to the school system. And now you have an assault charge. You have a felony. And let's just say when your 16 and 17 you get your act together and understand you have a career path to pursue. But somehow or another now you don't qualify for scholarships… you don't qualify for public assistance. You can't live in certain housing areas. Because of the felony that you have… when you were 13.â€
Lily McCarty, a lawyer in the Public Defender's Office, discussed the importance of educating parents as well as students.
â€Most kids and their parents don't have a conversation about the criminal justice system until they're in it.â€
The group suggests mentoring as an option for community members who want to get involved.
"Still Haven't Shut Off the School-to-Prison Pipeline: Evaluating the Impact of Florida's New Zero-Tolerence Law." - Issued by The ACLU of Florida, Advancement Project and Florida State Conference of the NAACP
Delinquency in Florida Schools, A Seven Year Study - Florida Department of Juvenile Justice


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September 2007
Side Order of Life is making me somewhat paranoid: What does it say about my social life that I kind of wanted to join Vivy's cool-kids-with-cancer support group? They seemed like a heck of a fun group of people. Nothing like chemo side-effects, nausea, hair-loss, single testicles and dying nerves to bring out the party in people, I guess.
MoreA show like Tell Me You Love Me requires patience on the part of the viewer. And that patience was paid off in grand fashion in this, the show's fourth episode. The groundwork laid in the first three episodes is finally starting to move past mere exposition and into real drama. While secrets are still being maintained, and no one on the show has fully opened up to each other, the show is finally shining a light on the wounds these characters keep so closely guarded.
MoreWelcome to another season of America's Chattiest WASPs, or as ABC insists on calling it, Brothers & Sisters.
MoreIt is no secret that I think both Larry David and Curb Your Enthusiasm to be exceedingly funny. As much as I'd like to meet Larry David, if he is anything in person like he is on the show I don't think we could be friends.
MoreIt's a new season on Desperate Housewives, and you know what that means! New neighbors, with new secrets. Although in tonight's episode, which picks up one month after the season finale left off, there were more than enough secrets to go around. All in all, a pretty good start to the season, although it wasn't as engaging as the show once was.
MoreIt's been a long 12 weeks for Rock of Love fans. We've seen copious amounts of Lycra clothing, clear high heeled shoes and unnatural breasts. We've seen more pole dancing than the bouncers at Scores. We've seen levels of alcohol consumption that would give most of us blood poisoning. And we found out that Lacey beeped Bret's beep rather often before she was sent home for being completely insane. Which brought us to the final two.
MoreLet's face it, the ultimate question people want answered about tonight's Las Vegas is how do they get rid of Ed Deline (James Caan) and Mary Connell (Nikki Cox)? I guess people are probably interested in how the whole Sam Marquez (Vanessa Marcil) kidnapped and in a box works out too, and maybe even Delinda's being so close to an explosion in the Montecito.
MoreThis week's Flash Gordon was pretty packed. There were a lot of elements that were finally put in place to ensure a season finale with a lot of punch. Sure, there was the Mongo Villain of the Week, but there was also a lot more in relation to the main plot (Find Papa Gordon!) than there has been in weeks.
MoreRecently back from the dead, we find Melinda Gordon in the premiere of the third season seeing the earth move, and doors appear in the middle of the street, all while trying to sort out who the mystery man was during her near-death experience. Believing it to be her father, Tom Gordon, who left when she was 11, Melinda begins to sort out her past, her memories of her father, and her difficult tension-filled relationship with her mother.


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eBay says that it attracts 32m unique visits a month to its discussion boards, with 6m posts and 4.5m users a year.
Speaking at Hotwire's digital trends briefing this morning, eBay UK's head of corporate communications Clare Moore-Bridger said that they were an "excellent source of information on what's important to customers".
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Aesthetic Loneliness and the Heart of Science
The transcendental lift of Lonergan's life was an incarnate leaning towards "a grasp of hitherto unnoticed or unrealized possibilities" (Method in Theology, 53), and the blossoming of that transcendental—so neatly identifying "being intelligent" on that page—seems to have been grossly missed by generations of his followers. The what-question in its fullness is a reach for what might be, and Lonergan's final great leaning pulled together in a gentle global way the fragmentary present seeds of finitude's lust for unity of purpose: "the end of the divine mission is not attained without the cooperation of human beings" (CWL 11, 485). And what a Cosmopolitan Cooperation he envisaged! And what a shambles his disciples have made of his hope of a communal advance within "an adapted and specialized auxiliary ever ready to offset every interference with intellect's unrestricted finality" (Insight, 747)!
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UVA #2 in Pool A |
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Virginia didn't have it easy during the first round of the women's USA 7s women's Collegiate Rugby Championship. The day started against rival Brown, followed by pool favorite Penn State, and ended against Temple, which was just coming off a confidence-boosting win against Brown.
Fortunately, the team had former and current Eagle 7s players Dana Creager and Beth Black from NOVA to monitor progress. The day kicked off with an always heated match against Brown. The teams enjoy a healthy rivalry in 15s and typically trade victories. Their last meeting occured during the national DI quarterfinals in which UVA rallied from behind in overtime to win a bid to the semifinals, but now it was time to test the 7s rivalry. "We had three practices leading up to today, so we really didn't know what to expect from the players," Creager said. "They were anxious and excited for the game to get here." The game began with Brown's Blaine Martin scoring the first try, dotting down a kicked-ahead ball that trickled into the try zone. With the try, Martin came out of the game with a dislocated shoulder, although she would return to prop later in the day. UVA took advantage of the penalty opportunities afforded them and marched right back, mixing up its quick taps with nice sideline-to-sideline work. UVA eventually built an overload and sent the ball to Sharlyn Carter, who finished off the solid phase play with a try, 7-5 into the half. Both teams weren't playing the best 7s, a little to eager for contact. Creager rationalized that the gusty winds encouraged the teams to play a little safer and keep the ball in tighter, rather than risk flinging a poachable ball in the air. Carter, who is the pinnacle of UVA's excellent team speed, put her team into scoring contention quickly in the second half. She was slowed down by Brown's Shakeela Faulkner, but a series of penalties awarded UVA possession. From a tap-and-go in Brown's half, Cavanaugh waited out wide for the easy overload try, 12-5. Flyhalf Stephanie Chubbs made the win official minutes later, when she broke weak off the scrum and ran in the final try unopposed, 17-5. It was the first 7s iteration of the teams' rivalry, with UVA still in the lead. The team carried that momentum into its following game against Penn State, and played a solid first half against a team coming off a 34-0 win over Temple. PSU recycled the ball fluidly, worked the sidelines, and fought through the line, but UVA's defense didn't break. The team was very disciplined and didn't let an overcommitment to the breakdown open gaps in the defense. Sadie Anderson broke the silence just before the halftime siren, breaking weak off a scrum and outrunning pursuers for the diving try, 5-0. From the second-half kickoff, Penn State continued to move the ball across the field and eventually earned a penalty nearly UVA's 22 meter. The UVA defense scrambled in retreat as Lisa Henneman worked down the sideline and set up Lauren Barber for the try, 12-0. UVA reigned the score back within striking distance on the very next possession, maneuvering downfield with the help of some penalties. A botched lineout worked to Carter out wide, and the speedy center dotted down, 12-7, converting her own score. But then Henneman and Sadie Anderson teamed up for a pair of tries to put the game away, working so well together down the sideline and at full pace. The final score, 26-7, was a hard-earned one for PSU. Which left Temple to round out pool play. While UVA was favored to win, they also watched Temple upset Brown and knew a competitive game would ensue. Temple had a couple of scoring opportunities but it was all UVA. They were synced and worked hard for their tries, which came from Cavanaugh (2), Rosa Bauer-Moshi, MC Anderson and Stephanie Chubbs. "Today went really well," UVA captain Erika Cavanaugh said. "We were a lot more prepared than we thought we'd be, and that's due in part to our coaches we have. "This was a nice game to end on," Cavanaugh added. "We knew what we had to work on from the previous two games, and were able to maintain a strong defense and get in a lot of attacking runs." UVA ended the day second in pool A and will see pool B's #3 team in Sunday's quarterfinals. |


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This topic suggests ways to help prevent illness and accidental injuries in young children. It does not cover every risk that a child faces, but it does cover many of the most common hazards and situations that can be dangerous to children ages 2 to 5 years.
Why should you be concerned about your child's health and safety?
Children in this age range are gaining many new skills and feel more and more independent. They may be curious, want to explore the world around them, and act without thinking. This can lead to dangerous situations.
What can you do to help keep your child safe?
Your child is gaining in confidence and probably wants to explore. But your child still needs your close supervision and guidance. You can:
- Set up and consistently enforce rules and limits to help your child learn about dangers.
- Supervise your child and teach your child some basic safety rules and precautions for inside and outside the home. For example, teach your child to always use the car seat and that ovens and toasters can cause burns.
- Practice healthy habits to protect your child against illness and infection. For example, wash your hands often and keep toys clean, make sure your child is immunized, and go to all well-child visits.
- Take safety measures around the home. For example, store poisonous products out of your child's reach, and use safety covers on all electrical outlets.
Understand that your child will go through active and curious phases. Recognize these periods, and think about what you can do to avoid safety hazards. If your child is discovering the joys of riding a tricycle, for example, be sure to make riding in the street off limits.
No one can watch a child's every move or make a home 100% safe all the time. Try to find a balance among supervising your child, taking safety precautions, and allowing your child to explore.
How can your stress level affect your child's safety?
Taking care of yourself is a vital part of keeping your child safe. Most injuries to children happen when parents or caregivers are tired, hungry, or emotionally drained or are having relationship problems. Other common causes of family stress include changes in daily routines, moving to a new house, or expecting another child.
Learn all you can about child growth and development. Doing so can help you learn what to expect and how to handle certain situations.
If you feel stressed, get help. Talk to your doctor or your child's doctor, or see a counselor. Get together regularly with family and friends, or join a parenting group.
Call 911 right away if you feel you are about to hurt yourself or your child.
WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise


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Reducing the Risk of Obesity in ChildrenHenry Ford Health System Dr. Ken Strzelecki offers practical advice to help parents instill healthy habits in their kids. |
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HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., Jan. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- DC Shoes today announced the release of its redesigned Lynx shoe to celebrate DC Shoes' 20th anniversary. DC Shoes, founded by skaters who have always designed footwear with skateboarder's needs in mind, originally launched the now iconic Lynx in 1998 when it quickly became one of the most popular skate shoes in the industry. Pro skaters Josh Kalis, the first DC pro to be featured in the shoe, will appear in the new ad campaign along with newer rider Matt Miller.
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The sleeker, more streamlined Lynx sports the nostalgic grey and orange colorway, but has been updated with the newest technology. It has a Super Suede™ TPU backed upper, a sandwich mesh tongue and vent holes for breathability, an internal mesh sleeve for the most comfortable fit, and an abrasion resistant rubber outsole. Different colorway combinations will be released every season for the rest of 2014. For more information, please visit www.dcshoes.com/lynxs.
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The Board may exercise the authority granted to it by the Community Development Credit Union Revolving Loan Fund Transfer Act, including any additional appropriation made or earnings accrued, subject only to this section and to regulations prescribed by the Board.
The Board may invest any idle Fund moneys in United States Treasury securities. Any interest accrued on such securities shall become a part of the Fund.
The Board may require that any loans made from the Fund be matched by increased shares in the borrower credit union.
(June 26, 1934, ch. 750, title I, § 130, as added Pub. L. 103–325, title I, § 120(b),Sept. 23, 1994, 108 Stat. 2188.)
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We are really screwed as wirleless consumers now. At least they will get the iPhone
AT&T agrees to buy T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom for $39 billion (update) -- Engadget
We are really screwed as wirleless consumers now. At least they will get the iPhone
AT&T agrees to buy T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom for $39 billion (update) -- Engadget
We are screwed because? Less options? Or because the only way to make AT&T's service worse is to combine it with T-Mobiles?
Basically everyone has the iPhone except Sprint after this happens. T-Mobile customers will end up paying more but maybe, just maybe the combined network will be better? LOL, who am I kidding...we are all screwed.
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My brother is a verizon guy, as well as an AT&T hater. However, he has more connection issues than I do with his motorola droid phone. Also, when we speed test (my3gspeed.com on your phone), my bandwith is always double his.
What the... I switched from AT&T to T-Mobile a few months ago (after my contract expired) because the AT&T signal sucked so bad. Now we're going to go back to it...? =\
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harder credit requirements, No flex pay. I also drop fewer calls with TMO.
Other than that I don't see much of a difference. With this move they will have a monopoly on the GSM market in the US, They will leverage this with the manufacturers and kill the margins for the makers and demand more coop and more "programs"
This move all but kills Nokia having any presence in the US
well, that's just ****in great.
didn't I hear somewhere that TMo has been bleeding out customers?
hey Dan, what's the latest on SK4G? I'm looking into getting that when I can.
I BELIEVE I'll have another beer!
SideKick? on the way not sure when but should be before summer. Lots of devices coming out the next couple months
AT&T will just combine the networks. They're both GSM, but use different 3G and 4G bands, but it shouldn't affect your data signal either way.
But yes, as a T-Mobile customer, this DOES suck. I have awesome pricing for my data that will probably disappear as soon as my contract expires. But, who knows. T-Mobile always has given me great customer support.
EDIT: Apparently, this CAN affect your signal if you're a T-Mobile customer, if AT&T decides to shut down some towers. Verizon did that to some of Alltel's towers when they merged. But yea, suckage all around.
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K 2013, the world´s largest plastics exhibition, began today at Düsseldorf with a mood of cautious optimism. The triennial trade show's current theme is Resource...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/K-2013-More-customer-focus-and-solution-orientation_55980.html October 4, 2013
Apple's use of plastic for the case of its new iPhone 5c smartphone reflects a trend that will increase the volume of plastics used in cell phones from 282,000 m.t. in 2013 to 336,000 m.t. in 2017, say analysts at IHS Chemical. The value of the plastics consumed will increase from $3.5 billion to $4.5 billion over the same period....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/IHS-Plastics-used-in-cellphones-to-reach-$4-5-billion-in-2017_55638.html September 6, 2013
Sabic Innovative Plastics continues to invest heavily to strengthen operations in China. "It is an important market with a very large customer base," Keith Smith, executive v.p. of Sabic Innovative Plastics tells CW. "In absolute terms, the industry has seen the largest volume growth in the world coming from China."...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Sabic-Innovative-Plastics-growth-plans-target-China_55027.html September 3, 2013
A. Schulman has purchased the Perrite Group (Warrington, UK), a thermoplastics manufacturing business with operations in Malaysia, the United Kingdom, and France, for approximately $52...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/A-Schulman-acquires-plastics-compounder-Perrite-Group-in-$52-million-deal_54877.html July 26, 2013
Styron has assumed ownership of Dow Chemical's 50% stake in the Sumitomo Dow Ltd. (Tokyo) polycarbonate (PC) joint venture. Sumitomo Chemical holds the other 50% of the jv. The deal...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/K2010-Styron-Takes-Dows-Stake-in-PC-Venture-with-Sumitomo_30478.html July 1, 2013
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA; Parma, Italy) will launch in July a public consultation on an updated and extended assessment of exposure in Europe to bisphenol A (BPA), the...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/EFSA-to-launch-public-consultation-on-bisphenol-A_53289.html June 25, 2013
The facility will have an initial installed capacity of 50 million lbs/year (23,000 m.t./year), which will ultimately be expanded to 150 million lbs/year....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Softer-building-compounding-facility-to-enter-US-engineering-plastics-market_53112.html May 1, 2013
Saudi Kayan, a Sabic affiliate, says that its polycarbonate manufacturing facility at Al Jubail has been brought back onstream following maintenance. Kayan announced end of...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Saudi-Kayan-brings-polycarbonate-plant-back-online-amines-units-to-follow_51629.html April 5, 2013
Polycarbonate continues to face margin pressure as PC production costs increase on tighter supply and higher prices for feedstock benzene, an IHS Chemical report says. The demand...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/IHS-Chemical-Subdued-demand-volatile-benzene-likely-to-hurt-polycarbonate-margins_50922.html March 19, 2013
Bayer MaterialScience (BMS) is seeing tightening in the polyurethane (PU) and polycarbonate (PC) markets, a situation that should ease with the company's investment plans. Patrick Thomas, CEO of BMS, on the sidelines of Bayer's results briefing in Leverkusen late last month said that last year's toluene diisocyanate (TDI) growth rates were more than 6%....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Bayer-expands-PC-and-PU-production-as-markets-tighten_50458.html January 9, 2013
Americhem (Cuyahoga Falls, OH), has announced the acquisition of Infinity Compounding (Swedesboro, NJ), a supplier of specialty filled and reinforced engineering thermoplastic...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Americhem-acquires-engineered-polymers-manufacturer-Infinity-Compounding_48837.html January 7, 2013
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) says it will recommend to its board that it reject a citizens' petition for a ban on the use of bisphenol...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Maine-DEP-recommends-rejection-of-citizen-BPA-petition_48736.html January 4, 2013
University of Missouri (MU) researchers say they have been unable to reproduce the results of a previous study that had linked exposure to bisphenol A (BPA) to increased rates of...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Researchers-fail-to-duplicate-study-linking-BPA-to-obesity-diabetes_48734.html December 7, 2012
Researchers reviewing datasets compiled by the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) say in a recent study that they have been unable to establish a link between...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Study-questions-validity-of-methods-used-to-link-BPA-exposure-and-heart-disease_48216.html October 10, 2012
France's Senate, on 9 October, unanimously voted in favor of a measure to ban bisphenol A (BPA) in food packaging and medical devices, beginning July 2015. The measure...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Frances-Senate-approves-ban-on-BPA-in-food-packaging-medical-devices_46854.html September 27, 2012
Health Canada says its reassessment of bisphenol A (BPA) in food packaging indicates exposure levels are not high enough to cause concern about adverse health effects in adults or...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Health-Canada-Review-Supports-Use-of-BPA-in-Food-Packaging_46556.html September 18, 2012
A study published in the most recent version of The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) links exposure to bisphenol A (BPA) to increased obesity in children. However...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/ACC-Disputes-Findings-of-Study-Linking-BPA-and-Childhood-Obesity_46332.html July 17, 2012
The U.S. FDA announced today it will prohibit bisphenol A (BPA) from being used in baby bottles and sippy cups. Manufacturers several years ago stopped using BPA in these...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/U-S-FDA-Bans-BPA-in-Baby-Bottles-Sippy-Cups_44938.html July 2, 2012
An advocacy group has asked EPA to place bisphenol A (BPA) on the list of contaminants it may regulate under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). The 1996 statute requires EPA to keep a...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Group-Seeks-Review-of-BPA-Under-Safe-Drinking-Water-Act_44597.html June 28, 2012
An advocacy group has asked EPA to place bisphenol A (BPA) on the list of contaminants it may regulate under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). The 1996 statute requires EPA to keep a...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/engineering_plastics/polycarbonate/Group-Petitions-EPA-to-Regulate-BPA-Under-Safe-Drinking-Water-Act_44514.html |
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