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What is a CubFest????
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What is a CubFest????
CubFest season is really more than just approaching, it is in full swing. We got an early start this year thanks to Roy and Billy Ray and Ray Durban hosting Deep South CubFest to kick the season off.
With that in mind it is important that we step back and take a look at what a CubFest is really all about.
Aside from being social events, which they most certainly are, they are an opportunity to share knowledge and to teach and mentor others. Or we come and learn some new skills from those who share them. In addition, it is an opportunity for people to bring some items for sale or to come and perhaps find that item you have been looking for.
That was the intent and desire years ago when Albie Badaracco kept pushing fellows to gather together at someone's shop and tinker with cubs as a teaching / learning experience. I think it's safe to say that Albie's vision has gone far and quite successfully so.
As CubFests have grown, in both number and size, it is easy for folks to lose sight of the original purpose.
I think it is prudent to mention a few things that can easily go astray so that the CubFest season will be a pleasant experience for all.
First of all, a cubfest is not a free repair clinic where you bring things for others to fix. While free labor abounds it should not be abused. These are learning experiences and if you need help with something then you will receive help. But be prepared to pitch in and do your share. Our aim is to teach you how to do it, not do it for you.
Tractors or implements you bring should be your personal property that you intend to use. Not something you need fixed so you can sell it.
Along that same line we often see in the forum suggestions to new members to "take it to the cubfest near you and we'll fix it". While that often happens and we want to welcome the newer cub owners who are not well versed in cub repairs we need to remember that the invitation should come from the host of the event. It would be real easy for me to advise someone to take it to the XYZ cubfest and they'll fix you right up - knowing that I was not attending the XYZ cubfest and would not be providing the labor. But by doing so, I have made time and labor commitments for a cubfest host and his guests. They may have already had a full schedule but will now feel compelled to accomodate the offer.
Let's not forget those who host these events. I can tell you from experience that it is no easy task and if you are hosting you run around in circles trying to find this or that or pointing folks in the right directions. Be considerate of your hosts facilities, his tools and his generosity. (I'm still looking for lost tools from last year.)
If your host makes a special request such as no alcohol in the shop area, no pets etc. please honor those requests.
If we all consider that CubFest are places to share and learn, not places to get something for nothing, it will make them fun and interesting for all.
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That is a very nice explanation of the intent of these wonderful fests we enjoy every year. Thank You !
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I attend many of the events every year andi have a lot of fun at them i never bring anythng of my own to work on .
i do not usually bring any parts for sale unless they are requested in advance.
i do think this is a good statement to make as a few of th members are doing it on a regular bassis.
First of all, a cubfest is not a free repair clinic where you bring things for others to fix. While free labor abounds it should not be abused. These are learning experiences and if you need help with something then you will receive help. But be prepared to pitch in and do your share. Our aim is to teach you how to do it, not do it for you.
Tractors or implements you bring should be your personal property that you intend to use. Not something you need fixed so you can sell it
it is one thing to help a member fix his personal use cub and it is another thing entirely to fix it so someone can sell a $400 cub for $1200 cubfest are meant to be learning experiance .
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I could not have said it better. When I made the trek from Florida to Ohio for my first Cubfest at Bigdog's, I had no idea what I was getting into. I just knew I had a Cub and these guys were friendly on the internet and answered my foolish questions so I figured this was the place to try to learn a few basic things I could do to my Cub rather than haul it to town every time it acted up. I had wanted a Cub, I had found and bought one, I had been to a Cubarama and met some wonderful folks so I thought it would be a nice road trip for me and my new bride. I certainly didn't know that it was going to grow into an addiction and never once imagined that I would cohost one myself.
I have noticed with some alarm the changes that are happening to the Cubfests that I love and I hope the trends do not continue. I have learned more from the guys on this site than I ever could anywhere else and I don't mean just the Cub stuff. That is why I try to take my grandson, Seth, to just as many Cubfest as I can. I would be pleased if he turns out to be just half the man some of these mentors are. The examples that they set over a weekend have helped more than all the lectures I could give him and I appreciate all the time you guys take up with him. He has learned consideration for others and many other old fashioned values that some kids never get to see in action. It's different from just hearing about it when you actually get to see someone do it.
So thanks to all you guys and let's read Bigdog's post, think and let's all make the Cubfests better.
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Good points BD. I'm sure some of the the original intent of Albie's idea may have gotten lost somewhere along the line. In general, all of the Cubfests I have been to have been helpful, enjoyable events, but I am sure it is easy enough for some to lose sight of what they are about. I have learned a great deal in the couple years I have been around the forum and I am amazed at the generosity that abounds. Lets keep these Cubfests the learning, and social experience they were intented to be.
Billy Ray, I have to say that Seth is a joy to be around. Unlike many teens who look for trouble when bored, he shows a willingness to learn and do the right thing. The first time I met him was at the Tug and he jumped right in and wanted to help me with a fuel problem I had on one of my Cubs.
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I have yet to take a cub to cubfest. I just enjoy going down and talking to everyone. And its fun to lend a hand when I know how to do something. And its wonderful to see the smiles on a persons face when there tractor comes alive
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Some of this could be added to Cubfest webpages just to reiterate the points again when a Cubfest date comes up.
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Well stated as always Big Dog. And i agree whole heartedly! I know i am guilty of saying i got this problem and walking off at Docfest. Taking care of hosting duties. That is why i really dont like working on my tractors at Docfest, cause i dont get to learn and partake. One of these years, i hope to have no problems with my tractors at docfest time
Now at CI Fest and Cubtug, it was all me, getting dirty, putting that new head gasket on, plugs, points, etc a couple years ago and up to my elbows with Ralph in transmission in #2 at the tug. Under close supervision. That is why i like going to other fests as well, so i can do the work. But its for one of my tractors that i have no intention on selling. I actually think i could redo a carb now after sitting with rick a couple of times. But i would want someone behind me.
Pets, are an important part of my life. But i wouldnt think of bringing them with me to someone elses home. Even at Docfest my 11 month old was chained, as he is a little ramboxious yet, and could have bumped a child over, or got in the way of a tractor. I didnt want anything to happen to anyone or the dog. That could have caused all kinds of hurt feelings on both sides. Its just better to avoid the situation up front.
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hi i have not been to a cub fest and was thinking about going to the Colchester meet in CT,who do i need to contact for more info on that event
thanks Tim
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Just want to voice my support of this topic. These events are wonderful learning experiences as well as the fellowship with the great people that attend. I would also like to say that my daughter, future son-in-law and my granddaughter thought the Deep South event was the most wonderful weekend ever. It was amazing to see my granddaughter watching the guys work on the cubs and soaking it all in.
Sure hope to see all you guys at Deep South 2011. It will be the best ever, as Billy Ray promised.
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Thanks for the reminder Bigdog. There's nothing like a CubFest ... definitely not your typical tractor show!!
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Though I've yet to attend a Cubfest, I do intend to as soon as I can fit it in to my schedule and budget. Thank you, Bigdog, for the eloquent explanation of the expectations, dos and donts, and overall climate at these informative and fun events. Hope to meet some of you guys in person soon.
Davey Jones
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Great post, Bigdog! As I've mentioned a few times, I hope to attend CubTug this year. I think it's unbelievably generous what the hosts and Cub experts go through to put on these events. My wife and I attend a tractor show every year and we have a lot of fun, but one thing I've always though was missing was actually working on and learning about tractors... not just watching a plowing demonstration (though those are fun too!).
I fully intend to learn as much as possible and do my share of work as well. Wouldn't feel right otherwise.
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Nice explanation Big Dog.
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Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) - We had to wait until Week 6 but finally, here's a first-rate weekend of SEC ball. We've got four Top 10 teams colliding, we have Auburn and Arkansas in a battle to retain a modicum of dignity, we've got a game Missouri might win, we've got Texas A&M with machetes and pith helmets slashing though the wilds of Mississippi and Mississippi State travels to Kentucky, where it will soon be basketball season.
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Arkansas has shown no visible signs of defense this year, but it remains to be seen if Auburn's wretched offense can do anything about it. Auburn's defense had a pretty good day two weeks ago against LSU with a big assist from LSU quarterback Zach Mettenberger, who gifted the Plainsmen with two fumbles. One at the AU 2, cost his team a touchdown and another at his own 16, set up an Auburn TD.
Arkansas' quarterback Tyler Wilson has been swell when he's well, but awesome running back Knile Davis has been a ghost of a trace of a pale imitation of himself.
Here's what I think: if Davis gets his act together and produces a ground game to go with what we all know Wilson can do, and if the Hogs defense can provide at least token resistance, then Arkansas might finally get in the SEC win column.
If not, Auburn will cover the 10-point spread and then some.
This wins the Depressingest Game of the Week award. Kentucky makes me sad and I think it's because their coach, who always looks like his dog died, is named Joker. All I can think about is how maybe, long ago when he was a kid, that cute, little Phillips child was such a chubby-cheeked cutup one of his aunts, teachers or somebody nicknamed him "Joker."
And now, here he is, all grown up, punished by the world and time, doing all these postloss press conferences, and the bottom-third graphic says, "Kentucky coach Joker Phillips" under the image of a brokenhearted child grown old.
I need a tissue. Anybody?
Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen has done a good job and this team is as dangerous as a rattlesnake. They could upset Alabama or something, maybe, one of these days. It wouldn't surprise me.
But in this game, they'll just whomp on poor, old Joker's guys and he'll go all droopy on me, and I'm not even going to watch.
OK, now. This is what I am talking about.
Both teams ranked in the Top 10, Florida is becoming my new favorite team because they aren't that pretty at all. They just line up and mash. I am thunderstruck that the flippy-floppy girlymen of LSU are a favorite. Was it that big fourth quarter against Towson or throttling Auburn by a safety that won the oddsmakers' hearts?
LSU once again has fielded a very fine football team without a quarterback in sight. This guy Zach Mettenberger, who we all thought would be at least average, has shaved his moustache in the hopes of firing up his offense. LSU has lost about two fumbles a game, and Zach the 'Stache was a major contributor to that woeful statistic. LSU also gets penalties in bunches. This team. is. sooooo. frustrating.
And I want to know why would shaving your moustache cause you to make fewer turnovers? I think it won't work because Florida's defense is big and mean and does that punch and claw thing to footballs and probably doesn't pay a lot of attention to opposing quarterbacks' upper lips.
LSU's defense is excellent, as usual. The thing to pay attention to in this game is how LSU's defensive front, which is probably the best in the country, does against Florida's offensive front, which has been totally engaged so far. And that Mike Gillislee is a love factory running the ball.
LSU's defense better bring oxygen and refreshments, because boys, you need to throw a shutout if the mustache thing doesn't work.
Now the challenge for Johnny Manziel and the rest of those Aggies is to see if they can wear Ole Miss out worse than Alabama did last week.
The Rebels played pretty well against Alabama, and it might have been a whole, different ball game if they hadn't given up an infinity-yard kickoff return and all those interceptions. But they did, and Alabama said here's some 33-14 for you on an off night.
You know who Georgia reminds me of a little bit? Auburn's national championship team in 2010. They tear up and down the field, they give up a lot of points but score more, you expect them to lose right up until they win and every week, they get a little better, in a really weird way.
There's no Cam Newton, only one of those is known to man.
South Carolina is mighty peculiar and keeps winning weird, too. I love their defense, which is giving up like, 11 points per game, and now, here comes Georgia with all those explosive running backs and ends and things. I just got a chill.
Marcus Lattimore, who's the best running back in the league, or not, depending on how his karma is that day, ran naked wild last week and brought the Gamecocks back from the brink of disgrace after trailing Kentucky at the half.
Meanwhile, Steve Spurrier needs a tissue. He's so upset about some sports writer at the local paper publishing mean things that he said he might just quit and move to the beach. Toughen up, Spur. Why don't you just buy the guy and have him mounted on your office wall, like a big mouth bass?
Just when it looked like things were looking up for Mizzou, with downtrodden Vanderbilt coming to town, there's bad news all up in the school paper, The Maneater.
The paper reported that freshman receivers Dorial Green-Beckham and Levi Copeland and freshman LB Torey Boozer were caught in a white Lincoln Navigator in the stadium parking lot in possession of some pot. They'll be suspended for the game,
It probably won't hurt too much. Green-Beckham was ranked as the best prep receiver in the nation last year, but he's managed just seven catches this year for 128 yards and a TD.
Quarterback James Franklin has been erratic and banged up this year and at times looked like he couldn't drop a football and hit the ground, which has something to do with DGB's single-digit reception total.
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A recent survey found that the average computer user in the United Kingdom had over $1,500 of paid-for digital downloads on his or her hard drive. Over two million Brits store over $6,600 in movies and music on their PCs.
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Our hard drives have become more than file cabinets for our digital lives, they are where we store the words, images and data that make us unique.
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Race Day Ritual. Shattered. November 23 2011
It's France's fault really.
Typically, I have a pretty standard race weekend ritual.
Friday night: Eat pasta. Drink insane amount of water. Sleep 8 hours. Get up at least five times throughout the night. Promise not to drink so much water next time.
Saturday morning: Eat bowl of cereal. Arrive at race start one hour ahead of time. Eat banana. Stand in line for 30 minutes to use the restroom. Make my way to start line. Run race. Reward self with something unhealthy.
I know, I know. I'm not a dog and I'm not supposed to reward myself with food. The problem is I haven't found anything that works as well as a reward. Maybe Apple products. I would totally take an iPad over a donut, but only if someone else is buying. Otherwise we're keeping the rewards in the under $1 range.
All-in-all, my race day ritual is pretty standard. I've been racing for 15 years now and I don't think much about it anymore. I operate on race day autopilot.
Enter the Lyon half-marathon.
The problem with Lyon is that it's the gastronomic capital of France. The problem with me is that I love food. The night before the race we settle into a cozy corner table in a typically Lyonnaise restaurant. My race day ritual goes out the window as soon as I see the menu. A bottle of red wine, a slab of meat, and two crème caramels later, I'm half-heartedly wondering if I'll be regretting this meal 10 kilometers into the race. I can't decide and after the first bite of my crème caramel I don't really give a damn.
Heading back to the hotel, I fall into bed determined to get a good night's sleep and a more appropriate breakfast. Enter very loud drunken people in the hotel courtyard and French pastries. Both undermine my very best intentions. I toss and turn before stumbling out of bed the next morning and directly to a nearby bakery.
With my full concentration dedicated to my pain au chocolat, I lose track of the time. As do my rather nonchalant racing buddies. With five minutes to the start, we drop off our bags, and--being the overly optimistic person that I am--I get in line to use the restroom before my friends decide there isn't enough time and drag me away to the starting line.
I have to pee so badly. In France, men can just stand discreetly to the side of the road and relieve themselves. I hate them. I run five kilometers absolutely certain that my bladder is seconds away from bursting before we turn a corner and I nearly run smack into a lone porta potty. I praise the heavens and enjoy the race a lot more after that.
I also start talking a lot more after that. My running companion is giving me that weak smile people give when they're trying to be polite, but really they want you to shut-up. I stop talking and start composing the most amazing story ever in my head. Then I forget it all. Then I grab a bottle of water at the aid station. Then it's kilometer 19 and I want to stop running, but I can't because there are still 3 kilometers to go so I start imagining what I'm going to eat after my race.
When I finally reach the finish line, I've got my meals planned for the next 24 hours. I'm naturally skeptical of technology so I jump up and down on the finish line to make sure it reads my chip. I grab a Powerade. I don't like Powerade, but it's free so I grab it. I love free stuff. I'm allergic to dates (The fruit. I don't have a problem with the other kind), but I'd probably grab them too if they were free.
After everyone crosses the finish line and we cheer in the first of the marathoners, we duck into a nearby pizzeria. I eat an entire pizza, a salad, and a crêpe. Then I convince everyone that what we really need is gelato. And maybe another crêpe.
When I get back to my apartment in Grenoble, I call my mom.
"How was the race? Did you run a good time?" she asks.
I forgot to check the results.
But I don't even care because I'm still remembering my pre-race dinner and I decide I'm going to run all of my races in France from now on. Maybe I will only run in Lyon and I will subsist entirely on crème caramels.


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From bedrooms that resemble combat zones to dining rooms turned into impromptu playgrounds, the kids sure have made a mess of things over the summer. But their return to school is an opportunity to reclaim your home, plus add a few new décor touches for restoring the house -- and your lifestyle -- to sanity.
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Although it's not as famous as Halloween or Christmas, the Thanksgiving holiday does have it's fair share of literature dedicated to it.
Whether you're young and still reading picture books, or an adult, we have a little something for everyone in our Patch Reads book list. So grab your turkey and enjoy some books as side dishes!
Younger readers:
'Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving—In a switch on the classic Clement Moore poem, some boys and girls have an eventful Thanksgiving eve.
If You Lived In Colonial Times—This book outlines what the lives were like for the Pilgrims and Colonists from 1565 to 1776.
The First Thanksgiving—Geared toward beginner readers, this book tells the story of the first Thanksgiving with lots of illustrations.
Run, Turkey, Run!—A turkey tries to escape being the Thanksgiving main dish.
10 Fat Turkeys—These turkeys are shubby and funny. See what antics these guys come up with in this brightly illustrated book.
I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie—Not only does this old lady swallow a pie, she swallows a whole bunch of stuff and gets bigger and bigger. But there's a surprise at the end.
You Wouldn't Want to Sail on the Mayflower!: A Trip That Took Entirely Too Long—Although it's conversational and written in a light-hearted manner, this book outlines the very real struggles of the Pilgrims on the Mayflower.
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DETROIT -- Oscar Taveras and Kolten Wong have been selected to represent the Cardinals in the Sirius XM All-Star Futures Game, which will be played on July 8 at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City as a lead-in to the 2012 All-Star Game.
Taveras, a native of the Dominican Republic, was one of five outfielders selected for the World Team. Wong, who is from Hawaii, will be a part of the U.S. team roster.
The 14th annual Sirius XM All-Star Futures Game can be seen live on MLB.TV, ESPN2 and ESPN2 HD and followed live on MLB.com's Gameday at 4 p.m. CT on July 8. In addition, XM Radio will broadcast play-by-play coverage of the event live on MLB Network Radio XM 89. MLB.com will also provide complete coverage before, during and after the game. Fans can stay updated by following @MLBFutures on Twitter and can send/receive tweets to/from the U.S. and World team dugouts during the game by following @USDugout and @WorldDugout.
Major League Baseball, along with the Major League Baseball Scouting Bureau, MLB.com, Baseball America and the 30 Major League baseball clubs, selected the 25-man rosters.
Both Cardinals farmhands have had standout seasons in Double-A so far this year after making the jump from Class A.
Taveras, who turned 20 on Tuesday, posted a .328 batting average through his first 68 games this season. Taveras has driven in 47, scored 40 runs and collected 38 extra-base hits.
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Ranking not far below Taveras is Wong, a first-round pick in the 2011 First-Year Player Draft. He, too, cracked MLB.com's Top 100 prospect list and is ranked one spot behind Taveras on the Cardinals' prospect list.
After playing in his first 47 professional games last summer, the Cardinals invited Wong, 21, to their Major League spring camp this year. He then became Springfield's starting second baseman and has hit .298 through 64 games. Wong has swiped 12 bases and driven in 31.
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On the Early Eastern Origins of Western Law and Western Civilization: New Arguments for a Changed Understanding of Our Earliest Legal and Cultural Origins (Part 3)
Robin Bradley Kar
University of Illinois College of Law
April 13, 2012
University of Illinois Law Review, Vol. 2012, No. 5, 2012
Illinois Program in Law, Behavior and Social Science Paper No. LBSS12-20
Illinois Public Law Research Paper No. 11-26
Western law and Western civilization are often said to be parts of a distinctive tradition, which differentiates them from their counterparts in the "East" and explains many of their special capacities and characteristics. One common version of this story, as propounded by the influential legal scholar Harold Berman, asserts that Western civilization (including its incipient legal traditions) began in the 11th century AD with a return to the texts of three more primordial traditions: those of ancient Greece, Rome, and Israel. The basic story that Western civilization finds its origins in ancient Greek, Roman, and Hebrew culture is, however, so familiar and so pervasive that it has rarely — until recently — been questioned in the West.
This Article develops a novel set of arguments, rooted in recent findings from a broad range of cognate fields, to suggest that this standard story is nevertheless incomplete and even potentially misleading. If we are genuinely interested in understanding our origins in a way that will shed light on why the West has exhibited such distinctive capacities for large-scale human civilization and the rule of law, then the story we commonly tell ourselves starts abruptly in the middle and leaves out some of the most formative (and potentially transformative) dimensions of the truth. Western law and Western civilization are not just the outgrowths of three particularly creative cultures, which straddled the transition from human prehistory into human history and developed in either Southeastern Europe or the Near East. Rather, the West appears to be descended from a much deeper cultural tradition, which extends all the way back to some of our first human forays out of hunter-gatherer modes of subsistence and into settled agricultural living. The tradition in question began not in Greece, Rome, or Israel, however, but rather in and around the Indus Valley — which is a region that spans the Northwestern portions of the Indian subcontinent.
From approximately 4500 BC until approximately 1900 BC — and hence long before the rise of ancient Greece, Rome or Israel — the Indus Valley region gave rise to one of the very first large scale civilizations in our natural history as a species: the so-called "Harappan" Civilization. This civilization was also part of a much larger and highly integrated social complex, with strong ties to ancient Bactria and the eastern parts of modern day Iran. In this Article, I argue that this ancient socio-cultural complex is most likely the actual source of a range of important Western traditions. Through an unbroken chain of cultural transmission that has operated through an immense number of generations, we have likely inherited an important set of traditions from this ancient socio-cultural complex, which have specially equipped us to produce and sustain large-scale civilizations with the rule of law. If this is true, then our failure to understand our deep genealogical relationship to this ancient socio-cultural complex has limited our self-understanding in critical respects. It has also prevented us from realizing useful aspects of our traditions—including, in some cases, those aspects that make our current traditions in the West so capable of supporting large-scale human civilizations with the rule of law.
We live in an era in which it is, moreover, especially important to decipher the deepest origins of Western law and civilization. Scholars within the emerging "legal origins" tradition (e.g., Rafael La Porta, Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes, Andrei Shleifer, and Robert Vishny) have now produced an impressive body of empirical work, which suggests that we can explain a broad range of features of modern societies in terms of the origins of their laws. This literature suggests that legal origin variables can have strong effects on issues as diverse as corporate governance structure, labor regulations, the robustness of capital markets, and even literacy and infant mortality rates.
The present Article argues that this literature may nevertheless be working with legal origin variables that fail to track our deepest and most genuine lines of relevant descent. After developing a special methodology to discern the relevant genealogical facts, I use this methodology to propose a new (and fundamentally changed) account of the most plausible phylogenetic structure of the Indo-European legal family (including the socio-cultural traditions needed to support legal systems, along with the special psychological attitudes that animate these traditions). This novel account traces many of the most important developments of this family of traditions deep into human prehistory. A proper understanding of this new family tree should have important empirical implications: this work can, for example, be used to help explain why certain exportations of Western-style legal institutions have worked so well while others have not. Inquiries of this kind should have special urgency today, given the massive exportations of Western law and Western legal institutions to so many other parts of the world and given the increased pressures toward westernization that are being felt around the globe.
The origins story that I develop in this Article should, however, also have broader implications for a much wider range of cognate fields, which have typically presumed a primarily Greco-Roman or Judeo-Christian origin for key developments in the West. The revised origins story that I will be telling should therefore be of more general human concern.
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Heart of the Hudson Girl Scout Troop 1192 of Valhalla has donated more than 100 children's books to the Gilda's Club of Westchester Kid 2 Kid program at Hudson Valley Hospital Center. The program – held at the hospital's Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Cancer Center on the third Thursday of each month – provides support for children 5-12 with loved ones who are diagnosed with cancer.
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