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You can't help but get an MCP when pursuing the MCSE because it will occur automatically when you complete your first exam. For that reason, I have to wonder if 70-216 is the best place for you to start--it actually requires a fair amount of knowledge about Windows 2000 Server (since that's where most of the IP services discussed in the 70-216 exam, such as DHCP, DNS, and so forth, operate). I'd suggest starting with 70-210 first off, then tackling 70-215 before trying 70-216. Use study guides, exam crams and practice tests to help you prepare for these topics and you'll do just fine.
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Electrical Designers in the United States pull down an average of $25.99 per hour. Overall cash earnings for Electrical Designers stretch from $42K on the lower end to $92K near the top, and the heftiest packages can encompass around $5K from bonuses and $6K from profit sharing. Earnings for this group are mostly affected by the particular firm, followed by the particular city and experience level. The majority of Electrical Designers claim high levels of job satisfaction. Electrical Designers who took the survey are largely men, dominating at 85 percent. A large number report receiving medical coverage from their employers and a fair number collect dental insurance. The data for this synopsis comes from respondents who took the PayScale salary survey.
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Electrical designers are in charge of creating electrical schematics, layouts, and other grid plans for their organization. They must develop effective, safe electrical diagrams, provide assistance in the installation of equipment and systems, and perform design computations using their engineering skills. Additionally, electrical designers prepare drawing packages that support building code specifications, participate in staff meeting to oversee planning methods, and review project needs to adapt their performance accordingly. Keeping design documentation and using company resources efficiently are essential in this role, as is following strict safety requirements to avoid electrical accidents. Other tasks performed by electrical designers include performing calculations based on sketches to present proposals, coordinating the implementation of design criteria by using engineering techniques and industrial tools, and translating design requirements into specific configurations.Read More...
Generally, electrical designers work in a plant setting. One of their main tools include a design board to test their drawings, and they use a computer with proprietary software to create,and modify their design plans.
To be successful in this role, electrical designers must be results-oriented problem solvers who work well both on their own and in a team environment.
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There are some Electrical Designers — though it's uncommon — that transition into Senior Electrical Engineers, where earnings are an average $95K annually. When Electrical Designers are ready for the next step in their careers, they often become Electrical Engineers or Electrical Design Engineers. Those roles pay an additional $9K and $8K, respectively.
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Cancer survivor uses second chance to help others
You wouldn't think that a 47-year-old man and a 17-year-old pontoon boat would have anything in common.
But you'd be wrong.
The boat, purchased by Henderson resident Richard "Skeeter" Wathen a few years ago, seemed way past its prime when it was hauled to the Wathen residence. Though still functional, it needed lots of restoration work.
That work, including the complex job of sewing new seat covers for the boat and giving it an eye-catching and river-worthy vinyl wrap, has been done by Richard and his friend Tony Gager, and the vessel now proudly boasts the name, "Second Chance."
Richard, a slender fellow who stands tall only in character, strongly identifies with that name.
He, too, has been given a second chance at life, and never forgets that every day is precious and should be lived to its fullest.
On his Facebook page, he regularly displays photos of sunrises and asks his many friends to "Spread the sunshine."
Richard, who was the youngest of nine children born to Bob and the late Hazel Dean Wathen, says some people might think the pictures and inspirational comments are a bit corny. If they do, it's only because they don't know the full scope of his story.
That he's not only alive but more energized than ever following what appeared to be a death sentence five years ago, is a testament to medical advances, determination, the solid support of family and good friends and, of course "God, who has been there for me through this journey."
It was in late June, 2007, that Richard and his wife Lynda — who was his Henderson County High sweetheart and became his wife 26 years ago — were landscaping at their former residence, "digging, shoveling, planting and mulching — all day.
Richard, a "milk man" who has an extensive dairy route, went to bed early as he always does prior to work days that begin long before most of the population is awake.
He "got up at midnight" to get ready to go to work, and when he went to the bathroom he urinated blood.
"I thought I had torn something," he said of the prior day's labor.
Always extremely healthy, except for the occasional head cold, he hadn't experienced any pain or "even a twinge" to indicate anything was wrong with his body.
A few hours after the scary episode, he urinated normally, to his great relief, and thought that was that.
On July 3rd, however, the incident repeated itself in an even more alarming way, with blood clots.
Richard went to work anyway, "but I knew something was wrong. You just don't do that."
Alone as always while completing his route, he wept because he feared the worst and couldn't bear the thought of leaving Lynda alone to raise the couple's two sons, Dean, then 16, and Davis, then 12.
He promptly saw Dr. Akhtar Yusufji, who ordered a CT scan.
That led to a consultation in a small room "where Dr. Yusufji pulled up the X-rays and said, 'This is your kidney.' It showed a tumor engulfed the kidney."
Richard learned that the tumor, which proved to be malignant, was a slow-growing cancer that may have been present for 10 years. It was renal cell carcinoma, and as the Wathens would later be told, it had begun to spread.
"I looked at Lynda, and she was crying, but I couldn't hear her. The doctor was talking, but I could only see his lips moving. Then it was like somebody turned up the volume and I could hear."
Their families were called — Lynda's parents are Peggy and Omar Fannin — and everyone was solidly behind the couple and their sons.
Richard was referred to local resident Dr. Rick Ballou, an oncologist with Evansville Cancer Center, and himself a cancer survivor who "didn't sugarcoat" Richard's diagnosis or prognosis.
"He said, 'I'm not here to be your best friend. I'm here to save you.'"
Two days before Richard underwent surgery for the removal of the malignancy, a new drug was approved for use in the treatment of cancer. Shortly thereafter, the oncologist told him that drug, Torisel, would be combined with another drug, Interferon, and the doctor, who had tracked its experimental use, felt "It would be perfect for me."
Richard, then 42, began receiving the drugs intravenously three days a week, 80 minutes at a time, for a year and a half. As he drove home from treatment, he would begin to develop a fever, have chills, experience nausea, and generally feel as if he had the flu.
And yet, he never missed a day of work following his six-week medical leave. Lynda relates that during the entire 18-month-period, he missed only a baseball dinner (both Wathen sons are athletes), one college football game, and one Sunday church service.
"He made it look easy," Lynda said.
"I'm no hero," Richard said, in response. He simply didn't want everyone worrying about him.
During his treatment he made good friends, like fellow chemo patient Ernest Richardson, who told him on Richard's first day, "You're going to be alright."
Ernest, who came to chemo only on Wednesdays, talked with Richard about "sports, family, kids, his grandchildren ..." Ernest became the first chemo friend to die, and the Wathens keep the funeral card that has a photograph of the 61-year-old.Richard's prospects hadn't appeared at all promising, but he regularly prayed and kept his pocket rosary with him at all times. When he discovered that one of the grocery customers on his dairy route was battling cancer, Richard gave him the rosary, and that story has a happy ending.
Now he gives the small, ring-shaped emblems to people of all faiths who are fighting the fight.
He also contacts men who have been recently diagnosed with cancer, and finds some are anxious to talk about their situation and others are not.
He hopes, with the help of the local Relay for Life group and the American Cancer Society, to begin a support group for men with cancer. He knows males are less apt to talk about their feelings, but he believes that after a period of simple fellowship, they will be more open.
His efforts earned him the "Cancer Survivor of the Year" award at this month's 17th annual local Relay for Life.
"I'm humbled by that," he said. "There are others more deserving." He considers the award "the greatest honor of my life."
Richard, now cancer-free and a five-year survivor, brings a message of hope to everyone living with cancer.
"It's not a death sentence," he says, "and you need to go on living your life."
If Richard ever tires of his milk route, he could go into business as an upholsterer or maker of window treatments.
Though he had never sewn anything in his life, he researched the skill, "went out and bought a sewing machine" and did the complex upholstering process for the pontoon boat and later made striking window treatments for the dining room of the family's 158-year-old home on South Main Street.
(His pal Tony, of Sign Design, did the vinyl wrap for "Second Chance").
Sewing "just came natural for me," Richard said, and Lynda, who teaches Science at Henderson County High, has lots of "Honey Do" projects to keep him busy.
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Breakout folk band Field Report, psychedelic pop rock trio Jaill, jazz-flirting rapper Klassik and alt country act Hugh Bob and the Hustle were the big winners at the RadioMilwaukee Music Awards Wednesday night, 88Nine Radio Milwaukee (WYMS-FM)'s sixth annual celebration of local music.
Field Report and Jaill both had terrific years in particular: their albums, "Field Report" and "Traps," were nationally distributed by indie labels Partisan Records and Sub Pop Records, respectively. Field Report's self-titled debut won album of the year, while Jaill's single "Waste a Lot of Things" took home the song of the year award Wednesday. »Read Full Article(1)
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Air Corps Casa Maritime Patrol Aircraft over #Dublin City – routine flight training and familiarisation in progress
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PARENTS are now able to see at the click of a button if they are eligible for free childcare.
Already, thousands of parents of two-year-olds have found out they are entitled to 15 hours free early learning per week.
Now parents will be able to see instantly if they qualify for 15 hours free childcare on the county council's website. They will also be able to explore the range of childcare providers near them, and even filter by Ofsted rating.
Staffordshire County Council launched the 'Think 2' free childcare scheme last September.


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Benefit to aid Chris Tapp of The Cold Stares
EVANSVILLE - It was as if someone had kicked him in the stomach when Jeremy Wynn heard the heartbreaking news of his friend and someone he calls "a brother," Chris Tapp.
Tapp, a Nashville, Tenn., musician, husband, and father of two living in Henderson, Ky., had skin spots removed from his back in 2009. At the time, doctors told him they were benign. But earlier this year, when doctors found cancer in Tapp's lymph nodes, they went back and retested the 2009 samples and found melanoma. The grave misdiagnosis hampered Tapp's life and rising career.
"Chris didn't want anyone knowing too much and let on that it was very minor," Wynn said. "I think of Chris like a brother and after the initial shock, the first thing that came to my mind is what can I do to help?"
Wynn got together with Tapp's bandmate, drummer Brian Mullins, and Tapp's wife, Amy, to organize a benefit raffle Aug. 18 at Mojo's BoneYard Sports Bar and Grill, an Evansville watering hole and music venue owned by Wynn. Starting at 2 p.m., the benefit will feature an outdoor beer garden with live music throughout the day. A raffle will be held for a 52-inch TV, Kindle Fire and a cash prize. Raffle tickets are being sold at the bar.
Tapp and Wynn met four years ago when Tapp's band, The Cold Stares, performed one of its first shows in a local club. Wynn worked the sound production and described Tapp as "quiet, but nice."
"We did the sound check and I immediately knew these guys were onto something," said Wynn. "The crowd wasn't great that night, but I could tell other people were intrigued by what they were hearing."
Wynn later became the band's designated sound man and would help it book shows in Evansville. He traveled to Nashville to mix sound at various venues. The two-man band hit the scene in Nashville and immediately turned heads.
Wynn recalls amazement on the faces of those passing by the shows in Nashville, wondering how so much rock 'n' roll and Delta blues could come from two men wearing suits. Tapp, singer and guitarist, makes it seem like four men on stage, playing through two guitar amps and a bass amp, controlling everything with foot pedals. Wynn described Mullins and his rather large kick drum as a "monster."
The Cold Stares won the Hard Rock Nashville Ambassador of Rock competition in 2010 and came in 2nd in the nationwide competition, thus cementing their status as "untouchable" among Nashville's die-hard music fans.
At the beginning of 2012, the band started work on an album. "A Cold Wet Night and a Howling Wind" went on sale this summer and can be downloaded from the band's website at www.thecoldstares.com.
The album currently sits at No. 1 in Amazon.com's Delta Blues category.
The band was planning a national tour to promote it. Those plans most likely will be set aside as Tapp, his wife and two children, ages 10 and 5, try to overcome the recent devastation."
"We got his blessing for the benefit. … He has a long, expensive road ahead of him to beat cancer," Wynn said.
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He struck shortly after Friday prayers had ended, witnesses said.
Hangu district police chief Mian Mohammad Saeed confirmed the attack was carried out by a suicide bomber.
He had earlier said that a bomb had been planted near the mosque.
No group claimed responsibility for the attack.
Hangu, which has a sizeable Shia population, has witnessed several sectarian attacks in the past few years.
Security forces cordoned off the area as rescue teams took the injured and bodies to nearby hospitals.
Eight persons with serious injuries were transferred to the provincial capital of Peshawar, state-run PTV reported.
The attack created tension in Hangu, which is located adjacent to the lawless tribal belt where several militant groups, including the Taliban, are active.


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STUART - Light of the World Charities reopened its Stateside Surgery at the Surgery Center of Stuart on Saturday, for the first time since Tropical Storm Isaac flooded out the charity's offices.
Five surgical procedures were performed on qualifying patients. The doctors volunteering their time and skills were Richard Lustgarten, Rene Loyola and Keith Ingram.
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With Lil Wayne the latest victim of a swatting hoax, here's 6 more times your favorite celebs have suffered the same fate.
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The SNL Anniversary Special broke a ton of records on Saturday Night.
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It is now common for drivers to slow down when traveling along a busy corridor, bracing themselves for the thuds and bumps that result from the almost inescapable potholes.
Councilman Costa Constantinides (D-Astoria) has drafted a bill that would require potholes to be filled within five days after a report is filed with 311.
"This bill is, at its heart, a good government bill," Costa said at a press conference on Friday. "It will give peace of mind to those that call 311 that potholes will be repaired within a five-day time frame demonstrating our responsiveness to their call. The Department of Transportation data shows that we have been able to fill potholes effectively despite the harsh winter. Intro. 53 would codify good practices and set our expectations high for years to come."
Intro. 53 is the councilman's first piece of legislation, and he noted the importance of keeping Astoria a quality place to live.
The conference was held at the intersection of Hoyt Avenue and 31st Street, one of the area's busiest corners, where streets are littered with potholes and uneveness.
"Potholes and road maintenance are one of the top issues that I keep hearing from my fellow community members," Robert Piazza, chairman of Community Board 1's Transportation Committee, said. "It's clear that we need to set a guideline and make sure that all potholes are filled quickly. The recent snowstorms and freezing temperatures are surely creating more potholes than usual. We appreciate Councilman Constantinides' efforts to help the community find a solution."
Constantinides commended Mayor de Blasio for his recent "pothole blitz" announcement and added that the city has worked hard to fill holes quickly, sometimes within a day or two. The newly introduced bill is in no way a response to the mayor's plan, according to the councilman, but rather acts as extra insurance for the future that damaged roads will get their due repairs.
"I know that our city can fill potholes in a consistent and expeditious manner," Carol Scarano, Democratic district leader for Assembly District 36, said. "This bill works to help our residents, pedestrians and drivers. If we want a world-class city we need world-class infrastructure."
Constantinides also introduced two other bills.
One, Intro. 54, would mandate that city ferries be powered by ultra low sulfur diesel fuel blend with at least 5 percent biodiesel by July 1 of this year and with 20 percent biodiesel by January 2020.
Intro. 52 requires all public waste receptacles be emptied by the Department of Sanitation at least once per day.
"These represent many of the things that people have talked to me about and this is my way of making sure the government is working for them," Constantinides said. "I want to show that government can make changes and does listen to constituents, which is why I felt these three bills would be a great way to hit the ground running and make some improvements for our community. We need to continue making strides and these bills complement what we already want to achieve."


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The Summer 2015 issue of The Knowledge Stream focuses on research updates, including our challenges update on the Desal Prize. This issue spotlights sustainable water infrastructure and safety, a Science and Technology Program priority area for research. Innovation around maintaining and replacing our existing infrastructure will help Reclamation and our partners extend the viable life of our facilities with increased effectiveness and reasonable costs.
Water Prize Competition CenterShare your expertise and ideas! You can help solve some of the most critical water and water-related resource problems facing our Nation! Watch this short video from our colleagues at Challenge.gov to learn more about Federally sponsored prize competitions: Learn more at our Water Prize Competition Center webpage.
Desalination and Water Purification Research Program Seeks Proposals to Improve Water Treatment TechnologiesReclamation is seeking proposals within two funding opportunity announcements to improve water treatment technologies aimed at increasing water management flexibility through new usable water supplies in the United States. The first is for research, laboratory studies and the second is for pilot projects. Reclamation will make a total of up to $1.4 million available for the funding opportunities. Research and laboratory studies may request up to $150,000 and pilot projects may request up to $400,000. Applicants are required to provide at least a 50 percent cost-share using non-federal dollars. Institutions of higher education are not required to provide a cost-share for research and laboratory studies, but it is encouraged.
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Bureau of Reclamation Invests $9.2 Million in Water and Power ResearchResearch focuses on providing innovative solutions for Reclamation water and power managers including its customers and stakeholders
Following a year of record drought, water managers throughout the west are searching for information and ideas to ensure a reliable and sustainable water supply. To meet this growing need for information, Bureau of Reclamation Principal Deputy Commissioner Estevan López announced today that Reclamation has awarded $9.2 million for 131 research projects.
"Reclamation and its partners in the West are confronting an ever widening imbalance between supply and demand," López said. "By investing in research to develop innovative solutions we can provide tools to guide a sustainable water and power future for the West."
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The Fall 2014 issue of The Knowledge Stream (PDF, 3.3 MB)focuses on Ecohydraulics and River Restoration Research. Reclamation's projects exist within an ecosystem and have impacts on that ecosystem. Our mission is to manage water resources in an environmentally soundmanner. River restoration is central to that management. Ecohydraulics combines many disciplines, including biology and engineering. Research in ecohydraulics focuses on developing tools for managers, such as computer models, designs for habitat restoration, and fish passage.
Durable Foul-Release Coatings to Control Invasive Mussel AttachmentThis Science and Technology Research Report summarizes six years of testing coatings to control the attachment of quagga and zebra mussels to water and power facilities. Since the study began in 2008, Reclamation has tested more than 100 coatings and materials. "Controlling attachment of invasive quagga and zebra mussels on Bureau of Reclamation facilities is important to ensure water delivery and hydropower generation," principal researcher Allen Skaja said. "Though we have tested many different coatings, three durable foul-release coatings are showing promise in managing mussels." Press release / Report pdf
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3D printing is usually performed using a materials printer, and since 2003 there has been large growth in the sales of these machines. Additionally, the cost of 3D printers has gone down. The technology also finds use in the fields of jewelry, footwear, industrial design, architecture, engineering and construction (AEC), automotive, aerospace, dental and medical industries, education, geographic information systems, civil engineering, and many others.
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The Waterboys Play Boulder Theatre Today
Z2 Entertainment will present The Waterboys at the Boulder Theater tonight Monday, October 14th, 2013.
In what stands as one of the boldest, most ambitious projects of his storied career, Waterboys auteur Mike Scott has collaborated, figuratively speaking, with the legendary Irish poet W.B. Yeats on the 14 songs of An Appointment With Mr. Yeats, due out on Proper American on March 26, 2013.
"I love the way Yeats' poems lend themselves to music," says Scott. "But I also like Yeats as a guy - a dandified, opinionated, larger-than-life character. I feel a kinship to him. My purpose isn't to treat Yeats as a museum piece, but to connect with the soul of the poems - as they appear to me - then go wherever the music in my head suggests, and that means some surprising places." Scott will bring the Waterboys to New York's Town Hall in March for the American premiere of this provocative song cycle uniting a pair of artists separated by a century.
While the notion of mounting classic poems in modern musical settings may strike some as challengingly esoteric, that is not the case at all with An Appointment With Mr. Yeats. On the contrary, the new album connects with the power and immediacy of Waterboys classics like This Is the Sea (1985) and Fisherman's Blues (1988), unfolding with the widescreen vividness that has characterizEd Scott's single-minded body of work during the course of the last three decades. This captivating oeuvre has come to be known as "The Big Music" after the early Waterboys song of the same name. At the same time, this wildly imaginative work heralds yet another musical metamorphosis in the ever-mutable world of the Waterboys.
"When people read about this project, it's natural for them to have preconceptions," Scott acknowledges. "They tend to think that, because it's based on poetry, it's going to be difficult, stiff or wordy. But when they hear the record or come and see the show, they realize it's really just more music from the Waterboys. I should stress these are songs - rock 'n' roll, pop, psychedelic and roots songs - not recitations. They've got to stand up as contemporary songs, not like poems squashed into musical forms. In fact, the best thing is when people don't realize they were written a hundred years ago, but just hear them and think, 'That's a song,' and don't question it."
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Between earthquakes, droughts and feuding warlords the Muslim community is awash with relief efforts to benefit Somalia, as it should be. Somalia is pretty much the quintessential image of extreme poverty for most people. Nonetheless, sometimes an article appears that rightly points out that Somalia has improved by virtually every measure of standard of living since the collapse of their central government and they've improved faster than any of their neighbors that still have a state. Even the BBC grudgingly admitted that 20 Years of Anarchy had spurred economic growth, especially in the telecommunications sector.
"The Law of the Somalis" by Michael van Notton describes Somalia's stateless legal tradition which he calls "kritarchy." It is perhaps the most groundbreaking, even moving thing I've read about justice in a stateless society. I am particularly interested in this topic because the majority of Somalia is Muslim, specifically of the Shafi school, which is my school, and as the rest of the Muslim world explodes into populist movements demanding Western democracy, I'd like to argue, as van Notton did, that a superior indigenous alternative is nestled right in their backyards.
Somalia is not stateless by accident, as is the conventional view. The Somali people consciously rejected democracy and central government, and with good reason. Prior to the colonial period almost all African nations were polycentric tribal anarchies, which practiced a system of customary law.
The Somalis never accepted the legal systems of the colonial powers and largely ignored them or tried to nullify them by noncompliance, preferring always the social software of their own design. In 1991 the Republic of Somalia collapsed, but rather than electing a new leader, Somalis simply allowed their indigenous customary law to become the unopposed law of the land, which did not include any central government.
No discussion of Somalia can occur without addressing the political violence in and around the city of Mogadishu. So why Mogadishu? Well, that's where the defunct politicians of the old republic, now known as "warlords," are attempting to reestablish a central government in the old capital.
The United States and the United Nations believe that a central government is necessary to bring Somalia into, "the family of democratic nations," and they have spent billions of dollars on state-building efforts, which only perpetuate the violence. Essentially, there is a huge pool of free money for whichever warlord can convincingly claim to be the central government of Somalia, but the people persistently resist all such claims. So warlords must use brute force, against both the people and each other, if they want the slush fund. Were it not for this there would be little incentive for civil war.
Van Notten speculates that the reason the US and UN do this is ideological, and fundamentally rooted in their fear that if Somalia were allowed to succeed, its system of stateless law could be viewed as a viable alternative to democracy and be spread elsewhere.
Why are the Somali people consistently unimpressed with Western political systems?
To answer that, we've got to define four sources of law that Van Notten identifies in the book: natural law, contract law, statutory law, and customary law. Natural law is the voluntary primordial order of all human societies, which coevolved with human nature. It is the invisible hand behind the entire human ecosystem. Natural law can be discovered and described, but it cannot be amended by human ambitions. A natural right is one that can be universalized to all human beings and exercised without permission and without infringing on the rights of others — namely, these are the rights to life, liberty, and property. Put simply, don't hurt people and don't take their stuff.
Contract law simply means to keep your agreements. A contract is valid when it is voluntarily entered and does not violate the rights of any third party.
Statutory laws are statutes written by rulers and enforced through threats of violence, usually by a standing police force.
Customary law may be an unfamiliar concept, but once you learn to see it, you'll see it everywhere. Like natural law, it emerges spontaneously from people's voluntary interactions. Think of it like this: the laws of chemistry or physics are eternal, but the sciences of those disciplines are constantly evolving. Such is the relationship of natural law to customary law. Natural law is eternal, while customary law is the discipline of refining our understanding of it.
Natural law can only be pursued in ways consistent with itself, just as inconsistency disproves a law in science. In that sense, fraudulent contracts, barbaric customs, and oppressive statutes cannot be rightfully regarded as laws at all, just statutes.
The Somalis are not ignorant of these concepts. In fact, life, liberty, property, and the four divisions of law all have words in their language that were not borrowed from other languages, indicating that these concepts are as indigenous to them as they are to English speakers. It was no historical accident that they developed a voluntary legal structure. Almost every Somali child is thoroughly educated in the customary law by the age of seven. Even an illiterate nomad understands life, liberty, and property, and regards himself as subject to no authority except God.
The Somali people strongly reject statutory systems like democracy because they render everyone subservient to political officials. They oppose dividing society into the rulers and the ruled. Democracy is often presented as "government by consent," but in any statutory regime, someone claims the authority to rule over those who don't consent. The inability to opt out by nonparticipation or secession renders the whole concept of consent meaningless. There can be no natural right to elect a "representative" to do what you have no natural right to do yourself.
Further, the idea that rulers could write new laws would strike the Somali people as obscene, because in their view the law is preexistent.
They cherish natural rights like the right to self defense by private arms, to practice law, to travel, to freely contract, to educate children, and to trade in open markets; in statutory systems all of these are reduced to privileges requiring licenses. In natural law, one is free to engage in all of these activities without asking permission, and every license is an infringement on that right. In order to protect natural rights, statutory law must first violate natural rights; whereas customary law is designed to protect natural rights in ways that approximate natural law. In this sense, statutory democracy itself is incompatible with natural law.
So what is kritarchy? How does Somali customary law work?


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Who can see the emperor's new clothes?
By now, most people are aware of the blood-letting that took place last month: 2,600 workers — nearly seven percent of the company's workforce — were given pink slips as the company slashed its costs. The cuts hit the local systems hard, but the corporate headquarters wasn't spared, either. As of this writing, rumors were running rampant about the eventual fate of some of the more visible corporate executives.
This much is clear: J.C. Sparkman, who along with John Malone made TCI a feared entity in Hollywood and the place where all programmers and hardware vendors came to pay homage, is back at the helm. During an unusually somber General Instrument Christmas party in Denver last month, vendors were literally lining up to welcome the man back into the fold.
TCI's recent economic problems have by now been well analyzed. The company was overextended. It's new materials management program apparently didn't work, forcing the company to, once again, turn away equipment it had ordered and cancel everything else. Malone and other officers took pay cuts as the corporation restructured itself to meet its economic goals and reassure investors who have seen the stock languish. The company is also mulling selling off as many of its assets as possible, including Liberty, its programming arm, to inject more cash into the bottom line and reduce its overhead.
In years past, such a series of events would have sent the cable industry into a tailspin lasting probably 12 to 18 months. But this time, the landscape is different.
The big difference is competition. TCI's colleagues are plowing their revenues back into their networks to upgrade bandwidth, improve reliability and activate the return path. They have to: DBS, MMDS and the telcos are beginning to nip at their heels, and a "do nothing" approach would be fatal.
So, where did TCI go wrong? Was the new regime unable to sustain the old level of growth? Was the company guilty of promising plenty but delivering nothing? Did it lose too many subscribers to DirecTv and other competitors? The answer to all those questions is yes, and it's time for TCI to come out swinging.
Simply stated, TCI has to put up or shut up. Investors and observers can now see past the empty promises, the high-profile press conferences and the excuses. The time is now to deploy services that people want, at reasonable prices. It's time the customer was treated like nothing less than a king.
TCI claims to be taking television into tomorrow. If it's not careful, though, it may be out of tomorrows.
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Learn how to make polymer clay. Four different colors of polymer clay can turn into a really neat craft. Use woodgrain canes for various projects.
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- Use your woodgrain canes and planks in various projects. Bake at 275 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 minutes per 6mm of thickness.
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