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The Residential Trading Services Applied Practice Course is a requirement of licensing and is designed to provide practical training in real estate to new licensees which, together with the Real Estate Trading Services Licensing Course, will enable them to confidently and effectively serve the public's real estate needs in a professional manner.
To register for the Residential Trading Services Applied Practice Course you must have successfully passed the Real Estate Trading Services Licensing Course exam. BCREA recommends that you register for the Residential Trading Services Applied Practice Course immediately upon receipt of your licensing examination results. Applications can also be made in writing and submitted to BCREA. Registrations will not be accepted by telephone. Upon receipt of your completed application form and tuition fee, BCREA will place you in the FIRST AVAILABLE COURSE. In accordance with regulations established by the Council, you must also register for the Residential Trading Services Applied Practice Course prior to licence issuance. You must provide proof of registration in the course as a requirement of licensing. Failure to complete Components 3 and 4 of the course within six months of the date of the licence may result in the termination of your real estate licence. For details on how to apply for your licence, visit the Council's Step by Step Licensing Guide.
The course is offered at designated times and locations throughout the province, including:
BCREA reserves the right to cancel courses due to insufficient enrolment. Should it become necessary to cancel a course, learners will be transferred to the next available course at no additional fee.
Click here for a schedule of available courses.
Learners who have successfully completed the Real Estate Trading Services Licensing Course and examination will begin the Applied Practice Course before becoming licensed which consists of four components. After successfully completing Components One and Two of the course, they will be eligible to apply for licensing. Once they have received their temporary licence, learners will proceed to Component Three of the course. As part of this component, learners will complete six field assignments that require them to be actively practising real estate.
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Please note that tuition fees are subject to change without notice. The tuition fee for 2015 is $875 plus $43.75 GST, which includes all course materials.
Non-Sufficient Funds The fee for NSF cheques is $30 plus GST. The replacement payment will only be accepted by certified cheque, money order or cash.
BCREA has a strict NO SHOW POLICY. Learners who are absent from the course and have not contacted BCREA in advance, will be required to pay the full course fee of $918.75 ($875.00 plus GST) again to re-register for the course.
Absence from the course and subsequent delay in completing the course will only be approved for serious illness or compassionate reasons. Absence will not be approved for holidays, business appointments or other personal reasons. Any requests for an absence must be submitted in writing and emailed to [email protected] in advance, with documentation (e.g., doctor's certificate) in support of the request.
Due to the blended nature of the course delivery, failure to participate in the online components and/or attend the in-class components will result in a makeup fee. Learners who fail to successfully complete Components 1 and 2 will not be eligible for licensing. Unsuccessful completion of Components 3 and 4 could result in a learner having to surrender their licence if they were not able to reschedule or complete the course components within the temporary licence period. Learners who are required to make up a component of the course will be required to pay the make-up fee. The make-up fee for any missed component is $262.50 (30% of the course fee plus GST).
Learners required to make-up Component 2 must do so within one year of completing Component 1. Components 1 and 2 must be completed consecutively and within one year of each other. Failure to complete Components 1 and 2 within one year will result in a learner having to redo Components 1 and 2 in their entirety. This could also result in the learner having to re-take the Real Estate Trading Services Licensing Course and/or Examination.
Requests for cancellation from the Residential Trading Services Applied Practice Course must be made in writing and emailed to [email protected]. NO REFUNDS will be processed for cancellation once the course has commenced.
Cancellation from the course prior to the course date will be refunded subject to the following administration charges:
Refunds will be issued by cheque and require approximately three weeks for processing. Please note that refunds are not issued until BCREA has received notification from the Real Estate Council of BC, that the licence has been surrendered.
Requests for transfers must be made in writing and emailed to [email protected] 10 business days prior to the course start date. Please note that a transfer fee is applicable for each transfer request.
Transfer requests are subject to the following administration charges:
Yes. Individuals from British Columbia who are re-qualifying for their licence or individuals transferring from within the United States are exempt from Components 2 and 4 of the Residential Trading Services Applied Practice Course, but completion of online Components 1 and 3 are required.
Individuals who have to re-qualify for a representative's licence by rewriting the trading services licensing examination, and who have not completed the Residential Trading Services Applied Practice Course in the past two years, are required by the RECBC to take the Accelerated Course. Details are set out in the Real Estate Council of BC's website.
Tuition fees are payable to BCREA by Visa, MasterCard, money order or cheque. Post-dated cheques will not be accepted. Online payments must be made by credit card.
As alternative to registering online, you can download a PDF copy of the application form and either email it to [email protected] or submit it by fax or mail. If your application includes a cheque or money order, it must be payable to the British Columbia Real Estate Association and either mailed or delivered to:
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N.B. Only applications with credit card information may be faxed.
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Barring any drastic moves by the Miami city commissioners Thursday, the controversial Tequesta site unearthed downtown will have a marquee showcase from the sidewalk and numerous interpretation options for visitors.
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In it, Gilgamesh himself attaches stones to his feet, weighing him down to the bottom of the sea, so he could get the Plant of Eternal Youth. It is the first known record of someone plunging to the bottom of the sea on a breath hold dive.
Two months ago, twelve dump trucks bursting with dirt and fill from a downtown Miami construction site made their way to the Everglades Outpost, an animal rescue facility in Florida City.
Barbara Tansey, the facility's owner and overseer is slowly sifting through the remnants looking for clues. Though volunteers occasionally come to help, at some moments the elderly Tansey is entirely on her own, tirelessly sifting in hopes of revealing any artifact.
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Former marine and Iranian hostage shares story of 1979 embassy takeover with Nicolet students
Glendale — Kevin Hermening doesn't believe he is a hero. Though to much of America in 1979, that's exactly what he was.
Hermening stood in the center of the Nicolet High School community room last week and recounted the events that led to the 1979 U.S. Embassy takeover and the 444 days he spent in captivity during the Iranian hostage crisis.
The former Marine and Oak Creek native painted the political picture of Iran and U.S. relations before Nov. 4, 1979, when protesters turned volatile and stormed the embassy in Tehran, capturing 52 Americans. Hermening was the last and youngest American captured in the embassy and held hostage by Shiite Muslims. He was 20 years old at the time, assigned as a Marine sergeant to guard the embassy.
Now a well-known event, that was in-part retold in the motion picture "Argo," it was a reality for Hermening. "Argo" depicts the rescue of six Americans during the hostage crisis. Hermening wasn't among the six to escape, though he says the footage showing the actual takeover closely mimicked how it happened.
Hermening remembers vividly the moments that led to his capture. Before the embassy was overrun, he and his fellow Marines unleashed tear gas that delayed the captors from entering the embassy for two hours, enough time he says for many of the embassy's classified documents to be destroyed.
Before he was captured, Hermening said he was in the communications vault by accident, transporting shot guns from one part of the building into the vault.
"I had been trying to get the fire extinguisher out of the vault, down the hall, to the second floor door where they were trying to burn their way through that doorway when suddenly the decision was made to open that door," he explained. "The vault door at the other end of the hall in which I was located at that time was closed on 12 Americans."
Those 12 Americans were all captured.
Americans rallied for hostages
Unbeknownst to the captives at the time, Americans everywhere began to root for their freedom.
"We had no idea that back in the United States, your parents — those who are about as old as me or older — your parents would have been either praying for us, writing letters to us while we were there," he said.
More than 40,000 cards and letters were written to the three hostages from Wisconsin, though they were never actually mailed. Hermening, who still has many of those letters, said the Oak Creek Post Office held on to the mail, knowing they would never be delivered to the hostages.
The American people viewed the hostages as heroes, Hermening said. Though, he told the Nicolet students they were far from it.
"I am here today to tell you that we were not heroes. We are not heroes. We don't deserve to be called heroes for what happened to us," he said. "We were survivors. We were victims of a bad circumstance and bad timing and being in the wrong place at the wrong time."
Rescuers perished
The true heroes, he says, were the men who perished in the desert 200 miles south of Tehran on April 25, 1980, during a failed rescue mission. Marine helicopters were at a refueling area, known as Desert One, waiting to refuel and head to Tehran. They were short two helicopters the night of the rescue mission and it was aborted. The helicopters were heading back to the Persian Gulf. As one took off, waiting for the others to follow, a wind storm pushed the helicopter to the side where its blade sliced through a fuel tank and exploded.
"Eight men, three Marines and five Air Force unit men that night became the only heroes of the hostage crises. They left behind seven orphaned children who never saw their dads again, spouses, parents, brothers and sisters and other relatives and friends," he said.
The Special Operations Warrior Foundation was created immediately after the rescue mission. The foundation pays for the college education for every orphan child of special operation personnel who die during service. Hermening donates his time and money to the organization. He doesn't accept money to tell his story, but recommends donations be made to the foundation.
Hermening was finally freed on Jan. 20, 1981. During the 444 days in captivity, he tried to escape once, but his efforts were thwarted and landed him in solitary confinement for 43 days. He was kept in a small room with nothing more than a box spring, only let out twice a day to use the bathroom.
Despite the trauma, Hermening said the eight years he spent in the Marine Corps were the most formative, important and enjoyable years of his life.
"It really helped form me and make me who I am today," he said.
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another cute masterpiece.and while i was writing this review i was wondering who lady bass was.is it the makers girl friend or something?
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Wednesday, February 11, 2015 at 9:41 amAmong the guests at the February 8 wine and chocolate tasting were Shelton residents Rich and Kathy Meehan, who took tips about pairing their drink and appetizers from Donelle Toner of Grandma Jose's chocolate shop, right.
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Monday, May 12, 2014WATERBURY — Shakesperience Productions, Inc., a professional theater company located in downtown Waterbury, has announced events planned for the 2014 summer season. As part of its summer schedule, the company will be in Sandy Hook offering a performance of King Lear at McLaughlin Vineyard on Saturday, August 23.
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Wednesday, May 1, 2013Former Newtown resident and business owner Morgen McLaughlin was recently named new executive director of the Santa Barbara County (Calif.) Vintners' Association (SBCVA).
Ms McLaughlin previously served the Finger Lakes Wine Country Tourism Marketing Association in Corning, N.Y., where she served as the president and CEO since early 2007. From 1994 to 2006, Ms McLaughlin co-owned and managed McLaughlin Vineyard in Sandy Hook, overseeing all aspects of wine production, grape growing, and marketing.


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492kms. No road riding, no commuting. Much in snow and mostly on a fat bike.
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not many so far this month, pretty poor for me
By tomorrow should do about 1000 miles, although have been working like a man whore doing 70 hour working weeks so not done as much as i wanted to. Did get in a 151 mile ride though which was nice.
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None. Nada. Nil points. Brand new bottom bracket sitting looking accusingly at me on the shelf.
Walk the dog about four miles every day though...
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Stopped counting miles done as I found I was concentrating on that rather than the smiles. Purely ride for fun now.
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587 miles according to Strava. The snow lost me a week or two of riding.
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a poor 460miles, but we had snow for a week, and I don't count turbo miles like many on strava
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Nowhere near as many as I'd like. But the riding I have managed has been a right old laugh. Dossing about in the snow has been bloody brilliant fun!!!
Back to the usual mudfest tonight. Hey ho - its all good!
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About 160miles.
On the plus side, all on the singlespeed, all but about 20 of that was off road, and 80% of that was on singletrack.
Plan for Febuary is to get the winter road bike finaly sorted in time for, errrrrrrr, SPRING! Then get out on the Sunday club runs (about 250miles/month).
Aiming to crack 5000miles this year, not a mahoosive target, but should be doable with some long summer weekend rides, just need to get enough miles in int he miserable months to make sure that;
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Around 150... Hardly any
Guy in our club has hit 930 miles this month. All on a fixie!
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By the end of today i would of just squeesed over the 1000miles mark. Rather lame compared to Decembers 1480 odd. However there has been a whole lot more threashold and above threashold rides this month. They hurt me alot more.
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How is it possible to do all these miles? The top guy in UK (7th in the table) has done 2,543 miles this month and 79,190ft of climbing!!!
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1,100km for me. Would have been nearer 1,600km if i'd been able to train more this week.
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ive done about..... 5. Then I fell off and broke my collar bone. What a way to start 2013!!!
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Poor result 84miles, but all mtb fun miles, I don't count commute.
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1396. And still have to ride home (the long way if it's not raining) tonight. That includes 6 road rides over 100miles, and is mostly road to be fair.
Got 5 days off work in Feb, with the two weekends that makes 9 days in a row, 1,000miles should be doable in the time.Posted 2 years ago # -
How is it possible to do all these miles? The top guy in UK (7th in the table) has done 2,543 miles this month and 79,190ft of climbing!!!
Unemployed/Student/Pro, or just very fit with a nice commute.
That's 'only' 80 miles a day which isn't mega miles, especialy when you think of it as a chicken/egg scenario, if you ride 80 miles a day you get fit and 80 seems easy, but trying to do 80 from nothing would be hard.
And IIRC trainer miles count for that challenge, which make it easier if you set the resitance low and the speed high.
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452 miles for me, with 10,417m climbing. Probably about 30% off-road.
No commuting or turbo miles, but then I am in the southern hemisphere.
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292 miles including the homeward leg of my commute tonight.
Would have been 300 if I hadn't opted for the train on Monday evening.Posted 2 years ago # -
About 350 here, but all turbo intervals so a pretty meaningless figure really. Forecast looks good for Saturday so hopefully get some real miles in
And IIRC trainer miles count for that challenge, which make it easier if you set the resitance low and the speed high.
Really? Doesn't seem right to include turbo miles in that sort of challenge. I wouldn't submit mine.
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There's no prize, it's just for fun so the rules were pretty relaxed, GPS plots, trainer sessions, or manualy entered rides counted.
Where a sponsor puts up a prize there's usualy a GPS uploads only rule.
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About 60% on the road 30% off road and 10% turbo the joys of the southwest and no ice!
Count: 46 Activities
Distance: 711.63 mi
Time: 55:36:48 h:m:s
Elevation Gain: 19,115 m
Avg Speed: 12.8 mph
Avg HR: 132 bpm
Avg Bike Cadence: 80 rpm
Calories: 34,385 C
Max Avg HR: 167 bpm
Max HR: 183 bpm
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I'm clearly trying too hard, my average HR is ~160-165 bpm, threshold work FTW.
Then again my threshold is probably pitiffuly low.
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I am nearly up to 400 miles if i can get out before close of play today....i am doing the January mile blas challenge on Strava...you can see my profile at [url=http://app.strava.com/athletes/291883][/url]
I am training for a cycling challenge for Macmillan in Africa. I am flying out on the 2nd (saturday) for 11 days.
Cycling 60 miles a day on geared MTBs typicallly rough road or track.
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I've run over 100 though
then you've gone completely crazyapeshitbonkers
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This is hilariously high mileage. 1000 miles in one month is 30 miles a day. Can't stop laughing.
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not that great for me - 276km on the bikes. But I had a couple of weeks of no riding with injury. [edit - commuting adds circa 96km]
42km running
30km ish swimming.
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It'll be just over 300 by the time I get home tonight. Not enough!
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Title: | Some proposals for a Mississippi Summer Project; [n.d.] |
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Description: | From the Miller (Michael J.) Civil Rights Collection; The letter contains proposals for the Mississippi Freedom Project. Electronic version made available through a National Leadership Grant for Libraries from the Institute for Museum and Library Services. |
Types: | Text |
Subjects: | Mississippi Freedom Project | Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (U.S.) | Mississippi Freedom Schools | Community centers | Voter registration | Civil rights workers--Mississippi--Meridian | Education--Mississippi | Volunteers--Recruiting--Mississippi | Volunteers--Supply and demand--Mississippi | Council of Federated Organizations (U.S.) | College students--Political activity--Mississippi | African American college students--Political activity--Mississippi | African American college students--Political activity--Southern States | Fund raising--Mississippi | Congresses and conventions--Mississippi | Mississippi | Southern States | Meridian (Miss.) | Lauderdale County (Miss.) |
Collection: | Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive |
Institution: | University of Southern Mississippi Libraries |
Contributors: | University of Southern Mississippi. Libraries |
Online Publisher: | Hattiesburg, Miss. : University of Southern Mississippi Libraries | 2004-12-01 |
Original Material: | Box 3, Folder 1, M368 Miller (Michael J.) Civil Rights Collection, McCain Library and Archives, University of Southern Mississippi |
Rights and Usage: | Copyright protected. Use of materials from this collection beyond the exceptions provided for in the Fair Use and Educational Use clauses of the U.S. Copyright Law may violate federal law. Permission to publish or reproduce is required. |
Related Materials: | Forms part of the Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive. Forms part of USM - Historical Manuscripts. Forms part of University of Southern Mississippi Digital Collections. Forms part of the Mississippi Digital Library. Forms part of the Michael J. Miller Civil Rights Collection in the Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive. |
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07-29-2010, 05:51 PMWhat I don't get, is that if Obama was playing golf during the oil spill crisis and Bush was reading my pet goat to school children during 9/11... how did Obama get the label of "man of the people"?
It's actually pretty interesting to compare the crisis management skills of both presidents.
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07-29-2010, 08:37 PMIt shows that you are stupid and don't know your ass from the hole in the ground.
Democraps lie, lie, lie. They say one thing to get elected then do another. For example:
Obama said he was going to end the war. lie
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Hillary will jump ship after the slaughter in November. Why would she want to remain on a sinking ship, and will run provided unemployment is high and the economy is struggling.
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Education without values, as useful as it is, seems rather to make man a more clever devil.
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Do not ever say that the desire to "do good" by force is a good motive. Neither power-lust nor stupidity are good motives. (Are you listening Barry)?:mad:
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G'Day I would get people to recycle more by saying that instead of throwing the waste in the bin, you could use it for art projects. And we should ban landfills!
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You would tell them that if you recycle,you would make change to the world and help all the plants and animals. You would through away paper in the right spot but those are all our trees which would be gone and animals could not live.
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I think one way we can have less pollution is to show benefits that people care about.By doing that I predict that there will be less garbage and more recycling.Then people will think of trash as a resource that we never knew about.People will be more cautious about what they put in the trash.
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We could make ads about the environment.Like posters,commercials,etc.
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Keywords: Justice, politics, common good, compendium, St Augustine, Pope Benedict XVI, Andrew Greenwell, Esq.
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (Catholic Online) - In his book City of God, St. Augustine famously said, "without justice, what else is the State but a great band of robbers?" This statement seems to be a favorite of Pope Benedict XVI, and he has recruited it in warning lawmakers, particularly lawmakers in the Western nations with Christian heritage, of the way to which they are headed.
He referred to these words in his address to the German Parliament or Bundestag when he visited Germany. Some years earlier, in his encyclical Deus caritas est, Pope Benedict XVI referred to those very same words.
It is useful from time to time to recall these words of St. Augustine and the deep truth that they convey.
In his encyclical Deus caritas est, Pope Benedict elaborated on St. Augustine's famous saying. The reason why St. Augustine insisted on justice is that "justice is both the aim and the intrinsic criterion of all politics." (No. 28).
The negative implication of this statement is that without justice, politics--and the law promulgated by the political processs--is aimless and has no criterion. In short, it is lawless, and being lawless, unjust.
To say that politics and law are aimless and have no criterion, is the same thing as saying that politics and law are unreasonable and arbitrary. All politics and all law therefore become relative and unhinged from moral law. This view of politics and law takes us from freedom--which is the liberty to do as we ought--past the threshold of justice into tyranny--where we are no longer free to do as we ought, but we must do what we're told.
By definition, tyranny exists when politics or law is arbitrary. In such a case, might makes right, whereas it ought to be the other way around: right--that is to say, justice--makes might.
Politics and law must then be informed by right, by justice. It is an absolutely essential requirement that politics and law have justice behind them, otherwise we are ruled by thug government.
In politics, as in lawmaking, it is essential to focus on justice.
Justice, as the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church makes clear, has both subjective and objective components.
But we ought not to be confused by the term "subjective." The term "subjective" does not mean whatever we want, or feel, or desire (which is how we ordinarily use the term). In saying that justice has a subjective component, the Church is hardly advocating a politics of desire.
The term subjective as understood by the Church within the context of justice means that we ought to have the firm and constant resolve "to recognize the other as a person." (Compendium, No. 201) In other words, the term subjective in the context of justice (and politics and law) means not the I, not the ego, but rather the other, the you, the su, the tu.
(It is indicative of the self-focused, individualistic nature of our society that the 1st person singular personal pronoun "I"-in Greek and Latin ego-has become a common word in English, but the 2nd person singular personal pronoun "you"-in Greek, su, in Latin, tu-is never heard at all. The word egoism is common; the word tuism is used only by grammarians, and not modern jurists. But egoism has nothing to do with justice; tuism has everything to do with justice. The only word we have is "altruism" which is derived from the word alter or "other," but that has a sense of the anonymous or generic other, and not the familiar su or tu.)
Not only then is justice entirely other directed, it is also based upon objective moral reality, the moral what is. Therefore, justice must include "decisive criteria of morality in the intersubjective and social sphere." (Compendium, No. 201)
The "decisive criteria of morality" are found in the natural moral law. The natural moral law has some "unchanging moral truths" from which we derive our inalienable rights, such as those relating to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. No politics, no law can ever trespass these without rank injustice.
As the Pope in January of this year told the American bishops in their ad limina visit to Rome, the reality of these "unchanging moral truths" is the "key to human happiness and social prospering." To ignore them, to supplant them, to violate them is not liberty, not justice, but rather its opposite: for it is to build a society and a politics based upon "reductionist and totalitarian readings of the human person and the nature of society." This necessarily leads to injustice.
In short, justice means the firm and constant resolve to recognize the other as a person, and to give him his due, all within the constraints of the natural moral law.
To the extent any government fails to recognize anyone as a person-such as happened in our former laws allowing human chattel slavery which were abrogated by the 13th and 14th Amendments after a sanguinary war-it is nothing but a band of robbers, because the politics and law in not recognizing a person as a person has failed in its aim and criterion of subjective justice.
Likewise, to the extent any government that trespasses the natural law-such as is happening now by the legal protection given abortion, or the legal recognition given homosexual "marriage"-it is nothing but a band of robbers because it has forgotten the aim and criterion of politics objective justice.
What all of this means, of course, is that St. Augustine and Pope Benedict XVI are telling us that justice is outside politics and outside human law. Something that is politically or legally expedient--even if it is the will of the majority--is not necessarily just. Justice is something that hovers outside or above politics and law, that is extra-political or extra-legal or, perhaps better, supra-political or supra-legal. Politics and law that are based upon nothing other than agreement is rudderless politics, rudderless law, and it quickly falls into something gravely evil.
As Catholics--indeed, all humans of good will regardless of religious confession--we must not cooperate in any effort to remove an objective aim and criterion of politics and of law. To do so would, in the words of Cardinal Ratzinger at the Mass prior to his election as Pope, be "building a dictatorship of relativism that does not recognize anything as definitive and whose ultimate goal consists solely of one's own ego and desires."
Justice cannot be guilt on egoism, which is what the secularists wish to do. It must be built on tuism and the natural moral law. Anything less is to be ruled by a band of robbers.
The American Jesuit John Courtney Murray stated that accepting a secularistic notion of democracy-such as what is proposed by many modern political philosophies including the regnant one-would result in the dismantling of the "noble, many storied mansion of democracy," and would level it "to the dimensions of a flat majoritarianism, which is no mansion but a barn, perhaps even a tool shed in which the weapons of tyranny may be formed."
If we allow ourselves to be ruled by a politics without justice, a politics that does not recognize the rights of persons and the natural law, then we will be ruled by a band of robbers, and we invariably will turn our "noble, many storied mansion of democracy" into a tool shed where the robbers pound out the weapons of their tyranny-laws of inhuman steel.
We will live in a toolshed, subject to thiefdom.
Andrew M. Greenwell is an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas, practicing in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is married with three children. He maintains a blog entirely devoted to the natural law called Lex Christianorum. You can contact Andrew at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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During today's keynote at JavaOne, Microsoft's Steven Martin and Dan'l Lewin will be joined on stage by Sun Microsystems' Aisling MacRunnels to talk about the latest work the companies are doing to deliver interoperable application platforms that span on-premise and cloud computing, and enable customers to leverage their existing investments in Microsoft and Sun technologies.
As part of this, the two companies will announce Sun's participation in the Apache "Stonehenge" project, which was formed by Microsoft, WS02, Red Hat and Progress Software last fall to give customers better examples and more guidance on how to ensure the interoperability of applications across multiple vendor platforms. Sun will also announce its commitment to contribute the Metro-based StockTrader application code to the Stonehenge project. Sun's participation will help Stonehenge deliver even more value to the community by providing best practice guidelines and reference implementations across an even broader range of scenarios and platforms, including Java, .NET, PHP, etc.
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[[caption-width-right:371:Mirdautas vras!]]
->''I have...I have been a sword in the hand and''
->''I have been a shield in the fight and''
->''I have been the string of a harp and''
->''I can shift my shape like a god!''
Summoning was formed in 1993 by drinking buddies Richard Lederer, Michael Gregor and Alexander Trondl, who [[YouAllMeetInAnInn met in a pub]] in Austria. They secured a deal with Napalm Records in 1995 and released their debut ''Lugburz'', a traditional {{Black Metal}} album that was quite different from their later projects.
Shortly after recording ''Lugburz'', Trondl was kicked from the band for being "a commercial-thinking asshole". Lederer and Gregor continued as a duo, and instead of getting a new drummer changed to keyboard percussion to produce a more epic, atmospheric style. They combined this with low-key guitars and multi-layered synthesizer and keyboard melodies mimicking a full orchestra, while retaining the growling vocals to produce what would become the trademark Summoning sound. Most of their lyrics were inspired by the works of Creator/JRRTolkien, with some songs taking lyrics straight from poems/songs in Literature/{{The Hobbit}} and Literature/{{The Lord of the Rings}}. Some of the songs on ''Let Mortal Heroes Sing Your Fame'' are also inspired by the works of Creator/MichaelMoorcock.
They released five more albums in this style: ''Minas Morgul''; ''Dol Guldur''; ''Stronghold'', which put more emphasis on more complex and melodic guitar work; ''[[LongTitle Let Mortal Heroes Sing Your Fame]]'', the first album to feature clean vocal sections; and ''Oath Bound'', characterised by relaxed, arpeggio-style guitars.
Since ''Oath Bound'', both members have taken time out to work on other projects, with Lederer working on music for a full-length release while waiting for Gregor to finish recording the next album for his solo band Kreuzweg Ost.
They announced a comeback in 2012, and the new album ''Old Mornings Dawn'' was finally released in summer 2013.
Their current line-up is:
* Richard "Protector" Lederer
* Michael "Silenius" Gregor
Former members include:
* Alexander "Trifixion" Trondl - Drums
* Ray "Pazazu" Wells - Guest vocals on ''Lugburz''
* Tania Borsky - Guest vocals on ''Stronghold''
Their discography is:
* ''Lugburz'' (1995)
* ''Minas Morgul'' (1995)
* ''Dol Guldur'' (1996)
* ''Stronghold'' (1999)
* ''Let Mortal Heroes Sing Your Fame'' (2001)
* ''Oath Bound'' (2006)
* ''Old Mornings Dawn'' (2013)
'''Summoning and their music provide examples of:'''
* BadassBoast: ''Farewell''
* BilingualBonus: Usually from Tolkien's {{Fictionary}}.
** Especially ''Mirdautas Vras'', which is [[http://www.lyricstime.com/summoning-mirdautas-vras-lyrics.html just as threatening as it sounds]] once translated.
* BlackSpeech: ''Mirdautas Vras''
* ConceptAlbum: All of them.
* EndingTheme: "Farewell" was used for the closing credits of ''Film/{{Damnatus}}''.
* EpicRocking: Most Summoning songs clock in at 7 minutes or more.
* {{Fanfare}}: ''Mirdautas Vras'' is a rare example of a '''villainous''' fanfare, and qualifies as {{Crowning Music Of Awesome}}. Listen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5IMCH7INcE here]].
** ''Bauglir'' might count as a fanfare as well.
* {{Garfunkel}}: Averted, as both Lederer and Gregor provide the vocals for different songs.
** FaceOfTheBand is averted in a similar manner, though it probably helps that there's only two of them to remember
** Either that or because they [[TheFaceless don't do live performances]].
* GenreBusting: After Lugburz they went from {{Black Metal}} to...atmospheric metal? Epic metal? Ambient metal? Summoning still classify themselves as "black metal" and most people go with it just to simplify things.
* GrimUpNorth
* HeavyMithril
* IAmSong: ''Farewell''
* IndecipherableLyrics: Most of the tracks from ''Lugburz'' qualify.
* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: The cover of ''Mortal Heroes''.
* InstrumentalThemeTune: Each album traditionally starts with a short instrumental piece.
* LoopedLyrics
* LyricalDissonance: They always sing in growling vocals, even when the lyrics come from one of Tolkien's more upbeat compositions. This occasionally leads to {{The Cover Changes The Meaning}} (see below).
* NewSoundAlbum: Closer to a full-blown {{Genre Shift}}, from ''Minas Morgul'' onward (as explained above).
* ShaggyDogStory: ''Northward''
* SpokenWordInMusic
* TheCoverChangesTheMeaning: ''The Shadow Lies Frozen On The Hills''. By taking the more sinister verses as lyrics and adding {{Psycho Strings}}, they turn a hobbit walking song into {{Nightmare Fuel}}.
* TheSongBeforeTheStorm
* ThemeNaming: Their first four albums are all named after towers from [[LordOfTheRings Middle Earth]]. Also, every album cover except "Mortal Heroes" has a picture of a mountain on it.
* TitleOfTheDead: ''Land of the Dead'', the final song of ''Oath Bound''.
* VillainSong: ''Mirdautas Vras'' is meant to be narrated by [[EvilOverlord Sauron]].
* VoiceOfTheLegion: The choir segments in ''Farewell'', ''Might and Glory'' and ''Land of the Dead'' are actually sung by just Lederer and Gregor, with a reverberation effect.


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An air ambulance was called in Friday afternoon to the Super Self Storage facility at 4750 40th Ave. SE to transport a man with stab wounds.
Staff Sgt. Kevin Keane of the Salmon Arm RCMP reports police and ambulance were called to the scene at 11:15 a.m.
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Unifying the process to strip files with problematic copyright from upstream tarballs
The following features of uscan since devscripts version 2.14.2 are helpful to deal with upstream tarballs you need to tweak.
Deleting Files using Files-Excluded field in debian/copyright
By using the field Files-Excluded:
Files-Excluded: foo/bar.js
in the header paragraph of debian/copyright, you can exclude files from an upstream tarball (see man uscan).
This field accepts a whitespace-separated list of patterns like Files. Example:
Files-Excluded: */Makefile.in aclocal.m4 config.h.in configure
Currently, this feature is not yet documented in debian/copyright file format specification, but there is an open bug about this (685506).
Specifying better compression method
You can specify a more reasonable compression method using uscan --repack --compression <compression>. You can use xz, bz2, gz, or lzma here. (see man uscan)
Not yet implemented but potentially helpful
When repacking, tar --exclude-vcs is used. Usually there is no point in having VCS metainformation in upstream tarballs. It should be debated in a separate thread whether this option should be used unconditionally, but the current implementation is that way. So, in the example above, the specification of .git is redundant because it will be left out anyway. The feature to exclude VCS information from upstream tarballs will be subject of a future bug report.