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- Mythology
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Ecological and intercultural factors
To attain a proper understanding of the history and phenomenology of the religion of the Finno-Ugric peoples, two basic influences must be borne in mind: the ecological factors and the pressure of alien cultures on the original religious tradition. The result of both factors has been a great variation in the religious atmosphere in different places.
The Sami, Nenets, Mansi, and Khanty—who all have been associated with a nomadic and hunting culture in Arctic regions—retain a religious life that has many ancient elements. The Finns, Karelians, and Komi have practiced hunting up to the present, but they have been familiar with agriculture for thousands of years. The peoples on the south side of the Gulf of Finland, such as the Estonians, have long practiced agriculture and cattle breeding as well as fishing, but hunting has not been as important to them. The Finno-Ugric peoples of the southeast, like the Udmurts and the Cheremis, have practiced agriculture and cattle breeding only. The agrarian economy of the Hungarians, with its seminomadic features, is the outcome of a complicated history.
Habitat, climate, and other ecological factors have had an important influence on economy and social organization and on traditional religion. Some of the differences between the various Finno-Ugric peoples, however, can be traced to outside cultural influences. The southeastern Finno-Ugric peoples have been marked by Turko-Tatar influence. In the 8th century the Udmurts and the Cheremis came under Bulgar domination; the conversion of the Bulgars to Islām in 922 and the subsequent Tatar domination in eastern Russia (1236–1552) gave added significance to the Arab–Islāmic tradition. In the 16th and 17th centuries, the Volga Finns, the Permians, the Ob Ugrians, and the Nenets finally came under the domination of Moscow; before this, Orthodox missionaries had worked, for example, among the Komi (St. Stephen, 14th century) and the Baltic Finns.
The influence of Slavic tradition on the Finno-Ugric peoples has been considerable—from the point of view of both folk religion and the more institutionalized Orthodox faith, though some of this influence in many places is late and superficial. There are also Finno-Ugric substrates in the Russian tradition in the north and northwest of Russia. Pre-Christian practices were still alive in the early 20th century, and among the Udmurts, the Ob Ugrians, and the Nenets there were still people who were unbaptized. Roman (Catholic) and Byzantine (Orthodox) traditions met one another in Finland and Estonia, but the Orthodox groups remain established only in the eastern regions. Most of Finland was converted to Christianity by way of Sweden, beginning in the 12th century, and the country remained Roman Catholic until Lutheranism was established in the 16th century. The position of the Hungarians, who formed a pocket surrounded by alien cultures, resulted in an extremely mixed array of contacts at different levels.
Thus, each of the Finno-Ugric peoples has its own cultural history, habitat, and level of civilization. In considering their religion, all this must be borne in mind. The Hungarians, Finns, and Estonians have the longest literary traditions, while a number of the other peoples are only now developing written literature in their own language. Ancient popular belief, preserved in oral tradition, has for the most part developed more persistently on the periphery, but near centres of culture it has become a minor growth alongside institutional religions.
The problem of the concept of a Finno-Ugric religion
Since it is not possible to find a single formula to cover Finno-Ugric cultures and religions and since the relationship between the peoples is often distant both geographically and historically, it may well be asked whether there is any utility in attempting, by means of comparative methods, to discover some common or basic substratum in Finno-Ugric religion. Many earlier scholars attempted this enthusiastically, but today there is general agreement that a hypothetical reconstruction representing the "original religion" of a single language family is virtually impossible. That ancient tradition may have been preserved in different regions, although fragmented and adapted to new conditions, is, of course, possible, and indeed seemingly trustworthy discoveries have been made that substantiate this view. One must, however, be extremely circumspect in projecting hypotheses applying to the entire linguistic group. Genetic-historical considerations are of great importance when dealing with those areas of the language family where a cultural connection has subsisted long and late.
The search for a common historical tradition is not, however, the most rewarding aspect of the study of Finno-Ugric religions. The religio-phenomenological approach is equally interesting and significant. In the course of conducting nonhistorical studies of similarities and differences in Finno-Ugric religious material, scholars have uncovered a spectrum of basic religious forms running from Arctic hunting and fishing cultures to southern cattle breeding and agriculture.
Creation, cosmography, and cosmology
The most widespread account of the creation among the Finno-Ugric peoples is the earth-diver myth. In the north it is known in an area extending from eastern Finland to the Ob River, and in the south it is found, for example, among the Mordvins. This myth, which is well known in North America and Siberia, is fairly constant in form among the Finno-Ugric peoples. In the Mordvin variant, God sits on a rock in the middle of the primeval sea and spits into the water; the saliva begins to grow and God strikes it with a staff, whereupon the Devil comes out of it (sometimes in the form of a goose). God orders the Devil to dive into the sea for earth from the bottom; at the third attempt, he succeeds but tries to hide some of the earth in his mouth. While God scatters sand, the earth begins to grow and the Devil's deceit is unmasked, and the earth found in his cheek becomes mountains and hills. The eastern Finnish myth contains an interesting detail; God stands on the top of a golden statue and orders his reflection on the water to rise, and this becomes the Devil.
Etiological (explanatory and expanding) continuations of the basic myth are common; the Devil demands for himself a piece of earth the size of the end of a stick, and from the hole that results vermin emerge—mice, fleas, mosquitoes, flies, and other such living things. Indo-Iranian influence has been seen in the dualism of the myth—setting God against the Devil—since religious dualism is most significant in Indo-Iranian religion. A water bird may be older than the Devil; it also occurs, however, without the dualistic emphasis. Thus, in an account by the Yenisey Khanty, the great shaman (a medicine man with psychic abilities) Doh glides above the primeval sea among the water birds, asks the red-throated loon to dive for earth from the bottom of the sea, and with the earth makes an island. A rarer, but apparently ancient, myth is found among the Mansi: the god of the skies lets earth come down from heaven and places it on the surface of the great primeval sea.
The world made from an egg is a myth best known in equatorial regions, though the most northerly points of its distribution are in Finland and Estonia. A water bird or an eagle makes its nest on the knee of the creator (Väinämöinen), who is floating in the water; it lays an egg, which rolls into the water, and pieces of it become the earth, the sky, the moon, and the stars. Myths concerning the creation of man are found in the north among the Mansi and in the south among the Volga Finns. The common element among all such myths is that man, on the brink of achieving perfection, had his hairy covering transferred to the dog by the Devil, whose spit blighted man and made him subject to disease and death. In Finland the variant of yet another anthropogonic (origin of man) myth has been found: a hummock rises from the sea, a tree stump thereon splits open, and the first human couple steps forth.
Finno-Ugric cosmographic (world-describing) concepts include the following well-known mythological themes: a stream or sea encircling the round world; a canopy of the heavens, the central point of which is the North Star (a kind of nail on which the sky rotates); a world pole supporting the sky; a world mountain and a world tree rising in the middle of the earth; animals carrying the earth; and the nub of the earth and the nub of the sea (an abyss that swallows ships). From these and from other materials more or less coherent cosmographies have been formed in different places; the central components are the sky, the earth, and the underworld. Among the Ob Ugrians and the Nenets is found a myth of the seven- or nine-storied heaven.
The cosmogonic (concerning the origin of the world) and cosmographic myths have had important ritual functions and have provided the basis for cosmology (the ordering of the world). When, in incantations and prayers, numerous natural, cultural, and social phenomena derive from these basic myths, it is not a matter of giving an explanation but of finding the connection with the decisive primeval events that gave the world its lasting order. A pillar representing the world pole has been worshiped by the Sami and the Ob Ugrians, especially as a symbol of the world order.


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THIS WEEK: December 8, 2012
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Vol. XXII, No. 25 | December 8, 2012 An image from PCPC's stained glass windows in this issue 1 1 2 Mark your calendar for all of PCPC's Advent worship services. See below. Bing, who? PCPC's Christmas concert will make your days merry and bright. Look right. Looking to be a blessing this Christmas season? Urban ministries has several options. Why did christ come? December 2, 9, 16, & 23 Why did Christ come? Worship with us Sundays during Advent. Advent Sundays Wednesday, December 12, 5:30 pm, Chapel Join us for this service of remembrance of those family members and friends we have lost during the year. Advent Memorial Service Sunday, December 16 7:00 pm, Sanctuary Monday, December 24, 5:00 pm, Sanctuary Don't miss this joyful family service for worshippers of all ages. Christmas Eve Family Service Monday, December 24, 10:00 pm, Sanctuary Prepare your heart for Christmas morning by worshipping our coming King Christmas Eve. Christmas Eve Service Don't miss this poignant evening as the adult, youth, and children's choirs, joined by symphony orchestra, present the beloved Festival of Lessons and Carols, including the traditional candlelit finale. RSVP for Childcare (birth–five-year-olds) by calling 214-706-2797 by Thursday, December 13, 4:30 pm. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 214-224-2633. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 214-224-2632 Park Cities Presbyterian Church exists to extend the transforming presence of the Kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ in Dallas and to the world. our family births events & announcements everyone pcpc office closings • Hunter Havens Beasley, son of Heath and Scott Beasley, on September 14, 2012 • Nathaniel Wing Millican, son of Venus and Doug Millican, on November 26, 2012 sympathy All church buildings and offices will be closed Monday, December 25 and Tuesday, December 26, boxes of blessing Spread some joy and join us as we pack Christmas in observance of the Christmas holiday, and Monday, Boxes of Blessing, December 8, 9:00 am–1:00 pm, December 31 and Tuesday, January 1, 2013 for the New 6100 Cedar Springs. Contact email@example.com Year's holiday. or 214-224-2520. • Jessica and Rodney Wren (CC#13), on the loss of his mother; Claire and Nicolas Wren (CC#13), on the loss of their grandmother, Doris Wren, on November 11, 2012 • Cathy and Peter Tippen (CC#06), on the loss of his father; Marshall, Brendan, and Ellie Tippen (CC#06), on the loss of their grandfather, Peter Forrest Tippen Sr., on November 26, 2012 • Sarah and Gregg Hamill (CC#13), on the loss of his mother; Tom and Alan Hamill (CC#13), on the loss of their grandmother, Esther Hamill, on November 27, 2012 While the church offices are closed in observance of the holiday, please mail your contribution checks rather than hand delivering them. Contributions postmarked by Monday, December 31, 2012 will be included in 2012 need counseling help? giving statements. Then contact the PCPC Counseling Ministry. Our counseling services are fee-based. 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For any additional donation pcpc employment opportunity Youth Ministry job opening: PCPC has a full-time information, contact Jean Hagin. opening for a two-year paid internship to learn and effectively develop the skills needed to minister IRS regulations specify that a contribution is made at to 5th–6th grade middle school students. Student the time of delivery for tax purposes. ministry activities include: Sunday School; small group Bible studies; intentional, relational ministry (one-on- Will be reported as 2012 contributions one contact time). This position requires a college • Checks written in December 2012, deposited in the mail, and postmarked December 2012, but not degree—a biblical and reformed theology education is received until January 2012 preferred. 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Contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 214-224-2739. art+spirit end-of-year contributions Important note: IRS requires individuals to have a giving statement on the letterhead of the charitable organization prior to filing your tax return. • Events Download the PCPC mobile app! "The glory of Christianity is to conquer by forgiveness." — William Barclay Now available on Apple and Android platforms * Please make sure that all donations are included in the offering on Sunday, December 30, 2012, mailed, or hand delivered to a drop box at the church office by 12:00 pm on December 31. Please note the church offices will be closed December 24-25, and December 31, 2012-January 1, 2013. Thank you for your part in helping us reach our financial goal for the fiscal year 2012–2013. For questions contact Ardie Aldrich, email@example.com or 214-224-2503. 2 This Week december 8, 2012 december 8 9 9 11 11 12 12 13–19 15 16 Boxes of Blessing, 9:00 am–1:00 pm, 6100 Cedar Springs, 224-2520 Dallas Marathon traffic changes, 8:00–11:45 am, 224-2515 Subjects, 11:00 am–noon, Room 259, 224-2725 Circle 5, 10:00 am, 6814 Joyce Way, 361-4704 Art+Spirit, 7:00–8:30 pm, Oak Lawn West, 224-2739 Center of Hope Childcare, 3:30–10:30 pm, Center of Hope, 638-2988 Advent Memorial Service, 5:30 pm, Chapel, 224-2632 Treasures of Hope 2012, 777-5520 Voice of Hope outreach, 9:00 am–1:00 pm, Voice of Hope, 631-7027 Lessons & Carols, 7:00 pm, Sanctuary, 224-2632 24 24 24 25 31 Christmas Eve family service, 5:00 pm, Sanctuary, 224-2632 Christmas Eve candlelight service, 10:00 pm, Sanctuary, 224-2632 PCPC offices closed PCPC offices closed PCPC offices closed january 1 PCPC offices closed february 3 Adkins & Nielson, 5:00 & 7:00 pm, Cambridge Hall, 224-2633 urban ministries center of hope childcare needed A special outing is planned for mothers at Center of Hope, Wednesday, December 12, 3:30–10:30 pm. 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Contact email@example.com, 214-777-5520 or firstname.lastname@example.com, 214-224-2520. voice of hope christmas outreach Volunteers, both individuals and groups, are needed to help deliver holiday gifts and food baskets to West Dallas families, Saturday, December 15, 9:00 am–1:00 pm, Voice of Hope. Contact Lori Hudson, firstname.lastname@example.com or 214-631-7027. world missions urgent east asia mission trip There is an urgent need for seven people to serve on a short-term mission trip to East Asia, January 28– February 10, 2013. If you are interested, Contact Jill Spicer, firstname.lastname@example.com or 817-233-9840. 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00 am communion Sundays, 8:00–9:00 am Wednesday Vespers, 5:30–6:00 pm 24/7 prayer hotline esl needs spring volunteers ESL needs evening volunteers for the spring semester, January 8–May 8, 2013. 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Contact email@example.com or 214-224-2633. $12,200,000 $3,943,725 $3,620,437 ($323,288) 2012/2013 operating budget July 1–November 25, 2012 budget July 1–November 25, 2012 giving Budget variance December 8, 2012 This Week 3 Baptisms November 18, 2012 Daniel Leonel Mutalibov son of Natalya Kvashnina and Fred Mutalibov daughter of Lisa and Stokes Palmer There Ella Grace Palmer son of Stephanie and Andrew Russell Judah Jezreel Russell are four words to keep in mind when one thinks of baptism: covenant, family, sign, and seal. "Baptism is the outward sign of the invisible reality of God's covenant of grace. Yet it is more than a sign, it is a seal of belonging in this covenant family, like a signet ring or a seal that is put on a graduation certificate. Baptism is a sign of God's faithfulness in the covenant, His promise that it is His ordinary intention to bring these infants to Himself over time as the parents stay faithful to their obligations to raise their children as those who know Him. It is a sign of God's faithfulness of entrance into the covenant community, of including children in this covenant family. Thus, baptism reminds us of the grace of God, and it reminds us of our responsibilities as parents to do everything we are called to do in obedience to raise our children to know Jesus." Skip Ryan Why We Baptize Babies, August, 17, 2003 Park Cities Presbyterian Church JD Lemming, editor 4124 Oak Lawn Avenue Dallas, Texas 75219-3152 214-224-2711 • fax 214-224-2711 www.pcpc.org Vol. XXII, No. 25 | december 8, 2012 This Week (007-362) is published biweekly except once in December by Park Cities Presbyterian Church, 4124 Oak Lawn, Dallas, TX 75219. Periodical postage paid at Dallas, Texas 75219. 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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson believes that soccer in the USA is developing at a rapid rate.
Ahead of the famous English clubs visit to the States this summer, Ferguson spoke highly of the way the MLS is improving each time he returns.
"We're finding it increasingly more exciting each time we come here,'' said Ferguson. "If you go some years back, we played games here against Milan, Celtic, Barcelona; (but) the big change now is that MLS is now developing into a very competitive league, and is producing teams that make it more difficult.
"We found last season, particularly in Kansas City, we found that very, very difficult, which is a measure of the improvement of American soccer. And of course the (U.S.) National Team did very well in the World Cup.
"There is definitely a very good sense of a good future for American soccer.''
The successful Scottish tactician added that development was inevitable in a country like the USA but is impressed by the rate it has happened, allowing the national team to become as good as it is.
"Well, development is going to happen in a country the size of the States,'' he added. "The only thing I said years ago is that the weakness in the United States is where (do) the young kids go when they get to 16 or 17? They don't have a pyramid system the way they do in Europe, and that's always been a weakness.
"The change is, there's a new league started. I came across here in '78 to look at American soccer then and I was coach at Aberdeen and it was a different system. Now we see a far more competitive league, far more organized. As we experienced last year, teams like Kansas City are doing a very good standout job. (The U.S. tour) is not going to be easy. We don't expect them to be easy."
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"How can the NCW brush aside its responsibility like this? It is a body mandated to ensure the implementation of welfare measures for women. It could have at least written to the company asking if the spirit and letter of the Vishakha guidelines has been followed," Mini Mathew, a senior lawyer said.
She faced sexual harassment at a reputed multinational company and was terminated from services after she sought an enquiry as per Vishakha guidelines (norms laid down by the Supreme Court for the employers to deal with such cases at workplace).
A heart patient who has undergone open heart surgery, she has been fighting a long-drawn, bitter legal battle with the firm since 2011.
Now, the National Commission of Women has allegedly closed its doors to her after sitting on her complaint for a year-and-a-half.
The victim, 32-year-old Nikhila Vyas (name changed on request) received a one-page letter from the NCW a few days ago which stated: "Matter is sub judice before a court/tribunal... As such your complaint stands closed as it belongs to the above categories."
She had approached the Commission in September 2011 seeking help in her battle against the MNC.
"It is an unequal war. It is one woman fighting against a powerful company which slaps cases against her to keep her away from the original case of sexual harassment. I appealed for help to the NCW; they have said they cannot help me. What am I supposed to do? Be a mute spectator even as the company continued filing false cases against me? If the company has not implemented the Vishakha guidelines, does appealing to the Labour Commissioner to take action justify lack of help from the Women's Commission? Who will help women like me in such unjust conditions?" Nikhila asked.
Activists and lawyers have expressed outrage over the NCW's response.
"How can the NCW brush aside its responsibility like this? It is a body mandated to ensure the implementation of welfare measures for women. It could have at least written to the company asking if the spirit and letter of the Vishakha guidelines has been followed," Mini Mathew, a senior lawyer said.
Sonya Gill, Maharashtra Secretary of the All India Democratic Women's Association (AIDWA), expressed shock that the NCW did not take any action on the complaint for nearly a year-and-a-half.
"The fact that the NCW has replied to the victim after a long gap… shows that they have done so just for the record. It seems like the NCW and the State Women's Commission are no longer recourse for women. In sexual harassment cases where timely action is absolutely essential if evidence has to be properly marshalled, there seems to be nothing to pressure the private sector. The NCW as a watchdog seems to be extremely weak," she said.
"As a statutory body, the NCW could have done much to help the victim. It could have directed the Maharashtra Women's Commission to look into it in the face of the crisis situation that the victim is facing. It could have written to the Labour Commissioner about looking into whether the company has by any means disadvantaged the woman, violating the letter and spirit of the Vishakha guidelines. It could have written to the police asking them to look into the defamation and extortion case against her in the light of the sexual harassment charges that she levelled against a senior employee of the company," Anagha Sarpotdar, an expert on gender issues, said.
Nikhila worked with the company since 2006. In June 2011, she was allegedly sexually harassed by a senior Human Resource official. After dissuading her to file a police complaint against the accused, the company itself filed an extortion and defamation case against her when she brought to their notice that they breached their own regulations.
"When I took the matter to the parent company, they slapped a defamation case against me saying I had brought disrepute to the company. They did not adhere to the Vishakha guidelines too," Nikhila alleged. She moved the Labour Commissioner, Bombay High Court, seeking intervention.
"If the protector of women's rights becomes a mute spectator, where will women like me, who show the courage to battle against injustice, go? Is there no body which can be held accountable to ensure that women's interests are protected?" she asked.
When contacted, NCW member Nirmala Samant-Prabhavalkar assured The Hindu that the Commission would go through the case again to ensure justice for the victim. Asked why it took more than a year to send a reply to Nikhila or why the commission chose to close her complaint, she said, "I will have to look into the details of the case."
The NCW letter, which Nikhila received nearly a fortnight ago, is dated December 3, 2012, and is signed by Raj Singh, Deputy Secretary, Government of India, NCW.


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Description: This book covers critical care procedures, monitors, and the data obtained from this technology.
Purpose: A review of commonly used bedside procedures is provided.
Audience: Critical care trainees, particularly those in surgery, are an appropriate audience for this book. Teachers of these individuals may use some of this material for educational purposes.
Features: The book's 29 chapters are divided into two parts. The initial 20 chapters describe a variety of monitoring and vascular access techniques. Intraosseous infusion, placement of feeding tubes, bronchoscopy, and neurologic critical care monitors are also discussed. The second group of chapters describe data obtained from monitors placed with the use of this information to optimize cardiopulmonary dysfunction and resuscitation in critically ill patients. Chapters are clearly written with well-identified subheadings and ample black-and-white illustrations, which reproduce well. A reference list is provided, appropriate for the subject matter, with primary works dating to within three to four years of publication. The table of contents identifies only chapter topic and authorship. The index of seven pages includes separate citations for figures and tables.
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When it comes to Latin cafeterias, Miami takes a back seat to no American city. Heck, we probably have more of them than New York has McDonald's restaurants. And we should be thankful for this, especially for the gems of the genre such as El Nuevo Siglo Supermarket in Little Havana. The brightly illuminated, family-owned grocery store contains all the staples for Hispanic cooking, as well as a meat counter and a little Old World-style bakery that kicks out mean made-on-premises chorizo and an authentic Argentine empanada de carne (that's where the mom-and-pop owners come from). The cafeteria counter in back is lengthy. And the menu encompasses vaca frita, arroz con calamari, a peerless ropa vieja, and a huge churrasco steak, with sides, for just $8 a plate. The beef for these dishes, and for a wondrous pan con bistec, is cut and trimmed by the in-house butcher. Sorry, pero no se habla inglés aquÃ.
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Paladin May Gain on Queensland Uranium Reversal, BofA Says
Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Paladin Energy Ltd., a uranium producer, may benefit from any reversal by the Australian state of Queensland of its ban on mining the nuclear fuel, said Bank of America Corp.
The Federal government's proposal to allow sales to India has increased criticism of Queensland's continued prohibition on mining, the bank's Sydney-based analysts Glen Chipman and Peter O'Connor said yesterday in a report.
"For a state exporting an enormous quantity of thermal coal, continuing to demonize uranium mining in an increasingly carbon-constrained world is difficult to reconcile and, in our view, unlikely to be maintained," the analysts said. A reversal of the policy is quite probable, they said.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard's plan to overturn the Indian ban would open a new market for producers such as Energy Resources of Australia Ltd. and BHP Billiton Ltd. Perth-based Paladin, which produces uranium in Africa, also has assets in Australia, including the Mt. Isa venture in Queensland.
The Queensland government won't change its policy and remains opposed to mining uranium, state Premier Anna Bligh told the Australian Broadcasting Corp. on Nov. 16. The national conference of Gillard's ruling Labor party due to be held next month is likely to approve her proposal, the analysts said.
Paladin rose 0.4 percent to A$1.435 at 11:30 a.m. in Sydney trading, while the benchmark index was little changed. The shares have tumbled 71 percent this year on concern that the Fukushima disaster in Japan would prompt countries to delay nuclear power expansion plans and cut demand.
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Disney has premiered the new Iron Man 3 Super Bowl 2013 trailer and you can check it out directly below. The studio has been teasing the trailer all week long, with a short sneak peek and a new poster as Robert Downey Jr. returns for his fourth go 'round as the flying metal member of The Avengers superhero team.
This time around Stark finds his personal world destroyed at his enemy's hands, he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those responsible. This journey, at every turn, will test his mettle. With his back against the wall, Stark is left to survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity and instincts to protect those closest to him. As he fights his way back, Stark discovers the answer to the question that has secretly haunted him: does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?
Along with Downey, the film co-stars Ben Kingsley as the villainous Mandarin, Don Cheadle as James Rhodes/War Machine, Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts, Guy Pearce as Aldrich Killian, Rebecca Hall as Maya Hansen, James Badge Dale as Maya Hansen and William Sadler as Sal Kennedy.
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Welcome Cleanup! We are a family of 4 with a 100 lb. lab that live aboard our Transpac 49'. We are new to this live aboard life, but have spent a lot of time with friends that also live aboard with their 2 children. What has worked for us on our boat (and also our friends' boat) is to have the kids where their life jackets whenever on the docks or on the deck of the boat. By the way, our kids are 7 and 4 years old. They do not have any problem with this rule. It's what they are used to and know we will not bend on the issue. We have the mustang pfds. They work great for the kids. Whenever the kids are playing on the docks we make sure their is an adult with them. Our oldest daughter fell in a couple of weeks ago while fishing and it was no big deal. I just scooped her right out by her life vest handle. We also are in the process of putting netting up all around the boat. When we are underway, we are okay with the kids being on deck. However, if the weather turns bad, we have them stay below.
As for putting children at risk...Any drownings that I have heard of have occured because a life vest was not worn. I don't know the percentage, but a much, much higher number of children drown in pools. I believe it's wonderful to show your children what following your dreams is all about. I believe the "risk" is totally worth it. I could really get on my soapbox here, but I'll spare you all!
Even in the short time aboard, I have seen so many wonderful things come out in our girls. Their curiosity and learning has totally blossomed! Feel free to pm me if you have any questions. Best of luck to you!
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Melaleuca CEO sues magazine, claims defamation
Thursday - 1/31/2013, 1:29pm EST
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP) - Idaho businessman Frank VanderSloot is suing Mother Jones magazine because he contends that he was defamed by an article that depicted him as a "gay-basher."
VanderSloot, the CEO of direct marketing company Melaleuca, filed the lawsuit in Idaho Falls' 7th District court on Tuesday. He says a February 2012 article about him and two tweets promoting it prompted national criticism.
The magazine's co-editor-in-chief Monika Bauerlein says Mother Jones stands by its reporting and she hasn't yet received official notification of the lawsuit.
VanderSloot is seeking nearly $75,000 in damages. The lawsuit focuses on the article titled, "Pyramid-Like Company Ponies Up $1 million for Mitt Romney." The term "gay-bashing" never appears in the story, but VanderSloot points to a tweet promoting the article that described him as Romney's "gay-bashing buddy."
In the lawsuit, VanderSloot contends that the term "gay-bashing" denotes violence, harassment or intimidation based on sexual orientation.
"I've never taken shots like this before," VanderSloot said. "I think it's particularly egregious to accuse somebody of a hate crime ... In my opinion, that's what gay-bashing is. The accusation is that I have bashed gay people."
The Mother Jones article said that VanderSloot outed a gay reporter for the Post Register in 2005 when he purchased a full-page ad in the newspaper criticizing the reporter's extensive work covering child sexual abuse and cover-up scandals in the Boy Scouts.
VanderSloot has maintained that the reporter's sexual orientation was publicly known before the advertisement hit newsstands in conservative eastern Idaho.
VanderSloot has gained attention in the past for his approach to gay rights issues. In 1999, he bought space on 25 billboards to protest a documentary called "It's Elementary" that aired on Idaho Public Television. The documentary discussed how schools approached the subject of homosexuality, and on the billboards VanderSloot said it promoted "the homosexual lifestyle of your children." In 2008, VanderSloot's wife, Belinda, contributed $100,000 to an independent group supporting a successful California effort to ban gay marriage.
The multi-millionaire businessman caught the notice of the national media when he became the national campaign finance co-chair of the Romney campaign.
The lawsuit states that the Mother Jones article created a "national media firestorm," including attention from "The Rachel Maddow Show," Rolling Stone magazine and Salon.com. VanderSloot said those organizations parroted falsehoods from the Mother Jones article.
"In today's age, it becomes an impossibility (to hold media) accountable regardless of how wrong it is," he said. "I believe that who you need to hold accountable are the people who fabricated the story in the first place."
Bauerlein, the co-editor in chief of Mother Jones, said that shortly after the article appeared on the magazine's website, VanderSloot and Melaleuca brought forth concerns about accuracy. The article was pulled off the website for a short time, and 10 days later, Mother Jones printed three corrections.
In September 2012, Bauerlein said Mother Jones editors met face-to-face with VanderSloot, and there was one follow-up conversation, but then communication between the parties ended.
We feel very comfortable with our reporting," Bauerlein said. "Mother Jones has a long and solid track record of journalistic excellence."
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The establishment of a branch of Her Majesty's Mint in Melbourne was under consideration for some years. Two requests were sent to the Imperial Parliament by both Houses of the Victorian Legislature, one in December 1859 and the other in May 1864. In September 1867 the Victorian Legislature passed an Act making permanent funding available for the proposed mint. In August 1869 Queen Victoria issued a Royal Proclamation declaring that gold coins made at the Melbourne Branch of the Royal Mint legal tender in all her dominions. The Melbourne Branch of the Royal Mint finally opened on 12 June 1872, 17 years after the Royal Mint had opened in Sydney. Like Sydney, Melbourne could not manufacture dies but it nevertheless was welcomed by Victorian medallists, who now had a choice of places where their work could be struck: the Mint or Stokes (then in partnership with Martin).
The Mint initially struck sovereigns and half-sovereigns, identical in every respect with those struck at the Royal Mint in London, except for a small M, added as a distinguishing mark.
List of Deputy Masters of the Melbourne Branch of the Royal Mint
Major General Sir Edward Wolstanholme Ward KCMG, 1867-1877
Vernon Delves Broughton, 1878-1884
George Anderson, March 1885-April 1895
Robert Barton June, 1895-May 1904
Edward Stanfield Wardell May, 1904-Aug 1915
Matthew Lawson Bagge, Sep 1915-May 1921
Albert Malet LeSouef, Jun 1921-April 1926
William Mosette Robins, May 1926-Dec 1931
Hugh Douglas McCay, Jan 1932-Dec 1935
Ernest Thomas Clucas, Jan 1936-Dec 1941
Oswald Garnet Reynolds I.S.O., Jan 1942-July 1954
Leslie Alfred Webb, July 1954-1968
H.R. Weekes, 1968-1969
Note: The Warrant appointing Col. Ward Deputy Master is in this file (work needed on when he became Major General). Ward published some material on the Melbourne Mint in the Argus (eg 5 Nov 1874) under the name CHRYSOS (ancient Greek for gold)
Bibliography Histories of the Melbourne Branch of the Royal Mint
Webb, L.A. (1958). 'The Victorian Mint', Australian Numismatic Journal (S.A. Numismatic Society), Vol.9, No.3 July.
Batchelor, Patricia (1977). 'Melbourne Branch of the Royal Mint (William-Street)'. Australian Numismatist. Vol 31, No.2 Mar/April 1977, pp.3-4
Sharples, John P. (1990). Medals as Art: Australia and the Meszaros tradition
Kenyon, A.S. (1935). 'The Royal Mint and Its Australian Branches' Vic. Hist. Mag. May.
Alston Pearl, S. (1941). 'Melbourne's Royal Mint', Walkabout March, 1, pp.9-12.
Ward, E.W. Chrystos (1974). 'The Melbourne Mint' Argus, 5 November.
Anon. (1959). 'Where the Money Comes From', The B.H.P. Review, Vol.36, No.5, August.
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Stamp - Royal Mint, Gold Coin Bags, Early 20th Century
Copper stamp for stamping gold coin bags from Royal Mint. Melbourne. Stamps 'Royal Mint Melbourne' and coat of arms.Images: 1
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Coin - Penny, Australia, 1940. Mint: Melbourne. Found under floorboards of one of the oldest 1880s buildings at a mental health hospital, Caloola Training Centre, Sunbury, Victoria, Aus ...From: Sunbury, Australia Images: 1
Standard Weight - Troy Pound, British Parliamentary Copy No 29, 1844
Standard Troy pound, Parliamentary Copy of the British Standard Pound, no. 29, 1844. Used as a primary standard for the Colony of Victoria. The standard pound was placed in the custody ...From: Melbourne, Australia Images: 2


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