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Marshalls are delighted to offer for sale the exciting Investment Opportunity at The Element Manchester with only five units remaining! North Point Global is creating an elegantly designed building on Manchester's Warwick Road containing a residential mix of studio, one and two-bedroom apartments.
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Designed by Blok Architects, it will be a highly desirable home for young professionals. 7% Rental Assurance for 1st 2 years Located in the popular area of Salford Quays Proven Management Company 10 year build warranty Local Architects Optional Car ParkingPrice: from £106,068 Car park: £17,000 Furniture Furniture pack (excl. 20% VAT): Studio - £2,739 plus VAT - 1 bedroom - £3,224 plus VAT - 2 bedroom - £3,999 plus VATTypes of Units Studio apartments -1 bedroom apartments - 2 bedroom apartments - 2 bedroom duplex / loft apartments - 3 bedroom duplex apartments Payment Plan Reservation of £2,000 / 80% on Exchange & 20% on Completion (6% Interest on deposit) 2. Reservation of £2,000 / 50% on Exchange / 50% on Completion (4% Interest on deposit) 3. Reservation of £2,000 / 25% on Exchange / 25% 3 months (after exchange) / 50% on completion 4. Reservation of £2,000 / 25% on Exchange / 75% on Completion Tenure: Leasehold for 250 years Build warranty:10 years Expected completion: Q4 2016 Assured rent: 7% over 2 years Developer: North Point Global Architect: Blok Service charge: £1 per sq ft per annum Ground Rent : £350 for all unit types (Payable by the investor to the freeholder during the period of tenancy)
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HIATUS-BREAKIN' UPDATIN' AND VIBRATIN'! OK so there's no vibration I was wholly lying about that bit. But Matt has finally finished his Bloodborne Diaries - this final episode ends up talking quite a bit about the plot implications of The Old Hunter's last boss, so spoilers, obviously. WHAT A GAME. Enjoy!
Duelyst: The Best Game Ever
We're not good at this hiatus business, are we? Quinns and Matt have recently had their free time devoured by Duelyst, a free-to-play card game that's distressingly good.
Take it from Quinns! A card-carrying card-carrier. He knows his onions (though he doesn't carry onions).
The happy, clanking jazz at the beginning comes courtesy of Jeremy Warmsley.
No Man's Sky: The Best Game Ever
We interrupt the current Cool Ghosts hiatus with a VIDEO. Enjoy!
Something For The Weekend - 5th August 2016
Hello! Just Matt here this week, as Quinns is off exploring GenCon for Shut Up & Sit Down. As you may well have noticed over the last month or so, things have been very quiet on both websites. Sad news I'm afraid, but as and when we're able things will carry on AS IF ALMOST NORMAL - partially for the benefit of you guys, but mostly as a method of keeping me sane. For the past week I've managed little more than endlessly playing Monster Hunter Generations (my favourite new monster is "Big Bubble Boy" - pictured above). Oh boy what a fun time! I've fallen head over heels for a dual-blade aerial build; we're running away to start a new life; you can keep the kids.
Finally this week, it's worth pointing out that whilst the STUFF side of the website has stumbled into a prickly bush, the other half of what makes Cool Ghosts brill is happily continuing: The community are putting together a casual Street Fighter V tournament this weekend - pop over here to say hello, sign up, and find out more details when they materialise.
And before I sign off one final, vital question: what are you guys playing this weekend?
Bloodborne: Old Hunter Diaries (Part 3)
Part three of Matt's mini-series continues. Doing cool fights, feeling things, temporarily making friends with a meatball - it's like an Italian holiday that gets you put in jail.
Jalopy: The Best Game Ever
Any of you lot willing to climb into Quinns' passenger seat again after his Ghost Truck video? No?
What a shame! This week he's taken a look at the superb Jalopy. This is an early access game developed by Greg Pryjmachuk, a designer with the esteemed credentials of working on the Formula 1 franchise of racing games. Why did he swap the champagne and breakneck speeds of F1 for cigarettes and two-stroke engines? Quinns is very excited to explain why this is better, and even more beautiful.
Daft Souls 86: INSIDE, Pokemon GO
This time on Daft Souls we're joined by the excellent Keza Macdonald to talk about INSIDE and Pokemon Go. No spoilers about the former until the very end of the podcast, at which point a clear SPOILER-ZONE is flagged. Also this week we have a brand new podcast setup, which we now frustratingly won't be using again for a while. Sorry to be such a tease, we're awful!
If you enjoy the show, iTunes reviews are always lovely. Want to ask a question, or vote for which questions should get answered next? Head over here!
INSIDE: The Best Game Ever
A short video this week from Matt, who loosely compares the design of INSIDE to Half Life 2. Please note that this video is completely spoiler-free: I've been very careful to cherry-pick footage that contains anything of note - any scenes shown with specifics are from the first few minutes of the game. I'd ask that people take the same care in the comments below - if you'd like to chat about spoilery stuff, I've made a special thread over on the SU&SD forums!
Bloodborne: Old Hunter Diaries (Part 2)
The OLD HUNT continues! JELLYBUBS AHOY, CAPTAIN.
Something For The Weekend - 8th July 2016
I've uncharacteristically got a bit of free time this weekend, so I'm confident I'll be able to finish INSIDE. Despite the critical acclaim I approached it sceptically: Limbo sent a lot of people loco at the time, but other than that bit with the terrifying spider I largely found it to be good rather than great. Seems like they've really nailed the style/substance ratio this time, and my word is this game a stylish game - trailers don't nearly do it justice, as video compression on sites like YouTube take away so much of the subtle, exact toning that makes the stark environments pop into life. It's bringing up a whole bunch of feelings that I haven't felt since playing Half Life 2. Gosh, basically.
I've got INSIDE (all caps! crikey) downloaded and ready to go too, but I'm actually having real trouble tearing myself away from XCOM 2. You guys might recall my apocalyptic grumpiness when that game first came out, but I'm thrilled to say that playing it now, with no less and two-dozen recommended mods and all of the DLC, it's finally a phenomenal piece of work. I've also been eyeing up Street Fighter V again, which has just enjoyed the addition of two more characters. Contender Season 2, anybody?
And what have you lot got planned for the weekend?
Bloodborne: Old Hunter Diaries (Part 1)
Apologies for the delay with this one! A new mini-series approaches: Old Hunter Diaries! If you missed the original series, you can watch it all here.
Dark Souls III: Pants Man
I promise this is the last time for quite a while that you'll pop over to Cool Ghosts to see a picture of a naked man with a bag on his head, but this is just a final plug for last week's charity stream. It's up on YouTube in three chunks, clicking the image above will begin the playlist. It's a long old thing, but we had a blast doing it and have almost raised £15,000.
Thanks so much for watching and donating - let us know which moment you enjoyed the most, and if you were one of the fine people sharing art in the stream, please do post a bit of it below!
Daft Souls 85: Subnautica, VA-11 HALL-A, Human Tears
This week Matt and Quinns talk about Subnautica and VA-11 HALL-A, whilst trying not to slip into the visible maw of madness and despair.
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Something For The Weekend: 24th June 2016
Apologies for using a photo of Britain for the header image this week instead of art from a fun videogame, but it's been a bit of a tumultuous week. After our nation decided to crash the economy so that Boris Johnson could have a cool job, it's been a bit difficult to think about games. It's also been difficult to play any games, as the magic box in my building that does electricity exploded last night. (EXPLOSIONS!)
I spent last night eating melting lemon sorbet by the light of a candle, and awoke to find Britain covered in poo in a flat with no electricity or hot water. Honestly, I can't gripe - it's impeccably thematic. Importantly though, life continues! Tomorrow me and Chris Bratt will be live-streaming Dark Souls III: Pants Man from the Eurogamer offices, because they have electricity and are lovely people. If you'd like to donate to our charity event you can do so here, and if you're near London and fancy watching it with other people - go to Stratford's Loading Bar. 10% of the bar spend will go to charity, so if you're in the mood to drink drinks and peopleize with people - which is wholly understandable - it's a pretty good place to do it. Finally, I adore the fact that a local newspaper has taken my claim of playing Dark Souls till I'm exhausted as a literal, quotable fact. Small pleasures.
JOY. In other news of fiction becoming reality, I am enacting the joke at the end of our Subnautica video and playing still more of the current build instead of waiting for them to finish the darn thing. I'm in love. And speaking of love (and sex, and sex work) I'm absolutely loving the commercial release of VA-11 Hall-A. It keeps making me laugh, making me think and I can't wait to squeal about it on the next Daft Souls. It's also available on Steam, but buying it on itch.io will give the devs a little bit more of your cash.
Subnautica: The Best Game Ever
This week on Cool Ghosts Matt and Quinns take a deep dive into a world where everything is apparently wetter and/or better. Subnautica! What a treat. We've specifically only used footage from the early bits of the game, because the stuff that pops up later is frankly a bit stunning. If you're sold on the basis of this video already, avoid reckless googles or even watching the official trailers. Surprises ahoy, captain.


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You guys know I went to the University of Maryland, right? Fear the turtle!
"I had the most absurd nightmare. I was poor and no one liked me. I lost my job, I lost my house, Penelope hated me and it was all because of this terrible, awful Fokker!"
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Do you want to hear the definition of frustration? I asked Fokker to book an airline flight yesterday (for someone in my family) and as I was sloshing through the rainstorm last night, my brother called my in a tizzy. "Dude!", he began, "What the heck is your assistant doing? He booked FIVE first class trips on MY miles! I sure hope he's a good trader because he sucks as a travel counselor!"
I had no response -- it was such an egregious error that I actually started giggling right in my brother's ear! In the middle of my laughter, a tremendous idea crystallized in my mind. I'm gonna pick a day in the not to distant future and switch spots with the kid! He can trade, write, talk to investors, hypothesize, strategize, euguligize, run the foundation, helm Minyanville and find advantageous risk/reward. I'll peruse the sushi menus, flirt with college chicks, clothes shop at Sears, fumble some orders and spend MY afternoons in Zed's basement? Maybe he'll even let me borrow his red mouth ball!
Turning our attention to the tape (it's about time!), the Snapper chatter is officially in full swing as the Minx flirts with an upside reversal. It's a domino effect, really, spurred by the S&P futures and trickling down the trading totem pole to the sectors (and thus, the individual names). When the internals didn't budge on the earlier try higher, I didn't give our resident turtle much of a chance. However, they're starting to edge towards a more constructive reading and, as such, we must respect the elements in play.
I'm still quite concerned about the downside but I also know that quarter-end is factoring into this price action. Traders are jittery and reactive and IF (big if) they start to turn higher, the chasers will get involved. The individual price action leaves much to be desired and big names like GE (GE:NYSE), Microsoft (MSFT:Nasdaq) and Intel (INTC:Nasdaq) have been trading to the heavy side all day. However, the market is trading as one large vehicle and it's a "futures led" environment. In other words, equities are being viewed vs. fixed income, foreign exchange, gold and crude and it's moving as a whole rather than as a sum of its parts.
It's hard to have uber-conviction in the tick-by-tick action and my stylistic approach reflects that uncertainty. I've got a scattering of May out-of-the-money puts and I'm day-trading against them when I sense some liftage. I know some Minyans want to see a more aggressive stance but I can only tell you what I'm doing. The reality is that there's a LOT of balls in the air and the trading ranks are emotional. That makes for whippy tapes.
I'm not ruling out anything as we edge through the afternoon but, at the end of the day, I still want to go home with my defined risk downsides on the sheets. For the active traders among you, mind the opening gap -- as we fill it to the upside, the bulls will face a sterner test. And think positive Minyans: Stress clouds judgment and poor judgment can be devastating in a tape like this.
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New Jersey Superior Court, Law Division
Decided: September 13, 1991.
ANTONIO GARAY, PLAINTIFF,v.THE STAR LEDGER, COLIN SERVICES SYSTEMS, AND FMC CORPORATION, DEFENDANTS
Alley, J.s.c.
On October 18, 1986, the plaintiff, Antonio Garay, allegedly was injured while working at a plant of The Newark Star-Ledger in Piscataway. The original complaint was filed on September 28, 1988, against The Star-Ledger, Colin Services Systems (plaintiff's employer), and a fictitious corporation, designated as ABC Corporation, as permitted by R. 4:26-4. On January 15, 1991, over two years after suit was filed, and over four years after the incident in suit, plaintiff sought leave to file an amended pleading naming FMC Corporation as the defendant previously identified by the fictitious name. The court granted leave without prejudice to FMC's statute of limitations defense. Plaintiff claims that FMC is liable on various product liability theories as the manufacturer of the machine that allegedly caused the injury.
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FMC has moved for summary judgment with prejudice as to all claims and crossclaims. It asserts that plaintiff is not entitled to the protection of R. 4:26-4 because he did not act with reasonable diligence to ascertain the identity of FMC. FMC also claims that it was prejudiced by the delay.
It appears that summary judgment is not the correct procedure for FMC to have employed in this context, but in the absence of an objection by plaintiff to FMC's choice of procedure, the court will address the substance of FMC's motion. Under the summary judgment procedure of R. 4:46 invoked by FMC, a motion can be defeated simply by the opposition proffering a single genuine issue of material fact. The timeliness of the identification of a fictitious defendant under R. 4:26-4, however, as all counsel agreed at oral argument, is a question of law for the court to resolve by balancing competing factors, which includes a discretionary exercise of judgment. The court will employ the latter standard, which may favor FMC more than the summary judgment standard.
As the language of the Rule itself indicates, the principal basis for employing R. 4:26-4 in the first instance is that the true identity of the defendant is unknown to the plaintiff. Marion v. Borough of Manasquan, 231 N.J. Super. 320, 334, 555 A.2d 699 (Law Div.1989). When, as here, the statute of limitations has run, and the plaintiff then seeks to name a defendant joined under a fictitious name, the courts have additionally required that the plaintiff demonstrate the exercise of reasonable diligence to ascertain the identity of the party in question and also show that the defendant will not be unduly prejudiced by the late filing. Farrell v. Votator Division of Chemetron Corp., 62 N.J. 111, 299 A.2d 394 (1973); Hernandez v. St. James Hospital, 214 N.J. Super. 538, 520 A.2d 773 (App.Div.1986).
It is not seriously contested that the actions of plaintiff's original attorney may well have fallen short of customary standards of diligence insofar as a pursuit of the identity of
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FMC is concerned. In fact, plaintiff's present attorney acknowledges,
It is undisputed that plaintiff's original attorney engaged in no discovery and that there was no "real" discovery until the undersigned assumed the representation of plaintiff in this matter. (Plaintiff's Brief at 8).
It is the actions or inactions of plaintiff's original attorney that give rise to all or most of FMC's assertions on this motion. That attorney made no known effort to seek discovery from the defendant Star-Ledger as to the identity of the fictitiously-named manufacturer. Indeed, such discovery was not pursued until nearly four years after the accident, following the entry into action of plaintiff's present counsel.
Plaintiff contends that The Star-Ledger barred access to its plant and that his original counsel was hampered in ascertaining the identity of the manufacturer of the machine because of an insurance coverage dispute between The Star-Ledger and his employer. Accepting this as true, plaintiff nevertheless could have propounded interrogatories, taken depositions, and moved for an order compelling admittance to the property. Plaintiff's original counsel did none of these things. But it is undisputed that diligence prevailed once plaintiff obtained a new attorney in mid-1990.
In light of these circumstances, it is necessary to consider whether the shortcomings of plaintiff's original counsel should bar plaintiff from pursuing FMC, and it is also necessary to analyze FMC's contention that genuine prejudice has intervened to hamper its defense.
The "balance of individual considerations of justice and repose" referred to in Farrell, 62 N.J. at 122, 299 A.2d 394, is a reminder that the objective is not to punish a party in response to the shortcomings of a former attorney. The objective is to do justice. Indeed, R. 1:1-2 mandates that the Rules of Court, which includes R. 4:26-4, "shall be construed to secure a just determination . . . [and] fairness in administration." This cannot be done mechanically, but must be the result of balancing, of deliberation, of consideration. This is
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not to suggest that a party is necessarily immune from the delinquencies of its attorney, for of course that is not so. But on the record in this case, in the court's view, those delinquencies are not in and of themselves sufficient under all the circumstances to act as a bar to plaintiff's claim against FMC.
FMC forcefully contends, however, that to continue the litigation against it would ignore prejudice that allegedly has occurred, citing Hernandez, 101 N.J. at 547-48, 520 A.2d 773. FMC claims that the considerable time between the alleged accident and the naming of FMC prevents it from presenting an adequate defense.
The claims against FMC are for alleged defects in the design and manufacture of the machine. There has been no persuasive evidence showing that the passage of time has served to substantially inhibit FMC's ability to defend claims of this type. It appears uncontroverted that no substantial change has occurred with respect to the FMC equipment. FMC does not say that it will be unable to offer experts to support a defense that the machine was properly manufactured and designed. FMC does argue that so much time has passed that it will be unable to ascertain how the accident happened. In particular, it indicates that a couple of potential fact witnesses who were deposed after FMC's joinder are lacking in recollection on certain points and that one defendant, plaintiff's employer, has been dismissed from the case. But it is not at all clear that these witnesses' recollections would have been substantially better if they had been deposed much earlier. Even granting FMC the full measure of its assertions in this regard, the court nevertheless is not satisfied that FMC has carried its burden of showing substantial prejudice. And the dismissal of plaintiff's employer as a defendant has in no way prevented FMC from deposing the employer as a non-party witness. Moreover, there is not any persuasive showing that other types of potentially severe prejudice to FMC have occurred, such as the destruction of the equipment before FMC could inspect it, or the unavailability
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of the testimony of key FMC personnel having knowledge of the design or manufacture of the equipment.
On the subject of the memories of fact witnesses, it is noteworthy that in Jarusewicz v. Johns Manville Products Corp., 188 N.J. Super. 638, 648, 458 A.2d 156 (Law Div.1983), Judge Keefe observed that:
The passage of time naturally dulls some memories and results in the loss or destruction of records. That problem, however, is not related to the use of the fictitious name practice, but, rather, is proof of the need for it. There is certainly no suggestion that plaintiffs have been benefitted by the delay. As stated by the Supreme Court in Farrell v. Votator Div. of Chemetron Corp.: Justice impels strongly towards affording the plaintiffs their day in court on the merits of their claim; and the absence of prejudice, reliance or unjustifiable delay, strengthens the conclusion that this may fairly be done in the matter at hand 'without any undue impairment of the two-year limitation or the considerations of repose which underlie it' [ Fernandi v. ] Strully, 35 N.J. [434] 437, 451 [173 A.2d 277] [62 N.J. at 122-123, 299 A.2d 394].
It is not amiss to note the Supreme Court's statement in Farrell that
The defendant Votator, by manufacturing the machine which the plaintiffs assert was distributed without being equipped with a suitable guard, admittedly placed itself in jeopardy of a subsequent cause of action. That action, though brought years later, may be held timely on a proper balance of considerations of individual justice and repose . . . Farrell, 62 N.J. at 122, 299 A.2d 394.
Although not on all fours with this case, the authorities under N.J.S.A. 59:8-9 regarding the circumstances when late filings are allowed under the Tort Claims Act are useful by analogy. A learned treatise suggests that the courts have been the most lenient in determining that a claimant has proffered "sufficient reasons" for the late filing when the fault is attributable to the claimant's counsel, rather than the claimant, and that the prejudice to the public entity must have been "substantial." Margolis and Novack, Claims Against Public Entities (Gann Law Books, 1991 ed.) at 119. If this is the standard with respect to joinder of public entities, which otherwise would be immune from suit, in the absence of controlling authority to that effect, no more rigorous a duty should be imposed when the defendant is a private party.
Under all the circumstances, having performed the careful balancing incumbent in these circumstances, the court finds that FMC has not shown that plaintiff should be barred from pursuing the case against it. FMC's motion for summary judgment is accordingly denied.
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New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division
Decided: February 17, 1971.
DIDI'EE SEMELY, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT,v.JOSEPH SEMELY, DEFENDANT-RESPONDENT
Conford, Kolovsky and Carton. The opinion of the court was delivered by Conford, P.J.A.D.
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Plaintiff brought an action for divorce for extreme cruelty against defendant in July 1968. During trial, on October 7, 1969, the trial court granted defendant's informal motion for leave to counterclaim for divorce for plaintiff's alleged desertion constituted by her continued refusal since February 1967 and for two years thereafter to have sexual relations with him. The propriety of that action of the court has not been challenged on this appeal. The issue of desertion was fully tried. At the conclusion of the hearings the court found plaintiff's claim of extreme cruelty not credibly established and that defendant's counterclaim for desertion was satisfactorily proven. A divorce was therefore awarded defendant on the counterclaim and the complaint dismissed. Plaintiff appeals both determinations.
We find no need to discuss the testimony at length. In the light of the sharp issues of credibility developed at the trial we cannot hold the court's findings on the material facts to be insufficiently supported by credible proofs.
In coming to the foregoing conclusions we have had occasion to pause over the adequacy of defendant's satisfaction of the requisite showing of sincere overtures on his part to induce plaintiff to resume marital relations. But any doubts on that score have been overcome by plaintiff's frank concessions on the stand that defendant did make a number of efforts to resume normal relationships and that she rebuffed him because she was afraid of him. That excuse must be deemed insubstantial as the court on adequate evidence found her claims of physical mistreatment by defendant, on
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which the fears were purportedly based, to have been substantially unfounded in fact.
Prior to oral argument this court raised the question whether any part of the period of time following the filing of the complaint in July 1968 should count toward the necessary two-year period of continuous and obstinate desertion required for that cause of action as asserted in the counterclaim. Argument and supplemental briefs on the point have been considered.
Generally speaking, the period of pendency of a matrimonial action cannot be counted in a later action for desertion (or in a counterclaim for desertion in the same action) against either the former plaintiff or defendant; not against the former plaintiff since cohabitation would prejudice his claim of matrimonial offense by the other party; not against the former defendant because the plaintiff impliedly consents that the other party need not cohabit or offer to do so during pendency. In either case the essential element of obstinacy is consequently presumed absent from the alleged desertion during the said period of pendency of the prior action. See 11 N.J. Practice (Herr, Divorce, Marriage and Separation) (3d ed. 1963), § 1186 at 418-423, and cases cited, particularly Weigel v. Weigel , 63 N.J. Eq. 677 (Ch. 1902), aff'd o.b. 65 N.J. Eq. 398 (E. & A. 1903); Marsh v. Marsh , 14 N.J. Eq. 315 (Ch. 1862); Cook v. Cook , 97 N.J. Eq. 264 (Ch. 1925).
Implicit in the rule, where the prior plaintiff is charged in the later action with desertion (or the current plaintiff is so charged in a counterclaim), is the condition that the prior action has been brought by plaintiff in good faith. Weigel v. Weigel, supra. That qualification does not here bar the present plaintiff from invoking the presumption of nonobstinacy since we are entirely satisfied that she brought this action in good faith.
However, the presumption against obstinacy in the situation aforementioned is rebuttable. Thus, if it can fairly be concluded that the party charged with desertion in
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the subject action or counterclaim began a course of obstinate desertion prior to the institution of the prior action (or current action, as the case may be), and that such desertion would have continued independently of the pendency of the action, the period of pendency will be allowed as part of the two-year desertion period. Cook v. Cook, supra; Gosschalk v. Gosschalk , 48 N.J. Super. 566, 578 (App. Div. 1958), aff'd o.b. 28 N.J. 73 (1958).
The continued viability of the aforestated exceptions to the presumption of nonobstinacy is highlighted by the inclusion in the rules revision of 1969 of R. 4:77-4, which allows supplemental complaints or counterclaims in matrimonial actions to set forth causes of action arising since the original complaint, without exception for newly arisen causes of action for desertion. Previously, ever since the adoption of the original rules in 1948, a cause of action for desertion which had not accrued at the time of the filing of the complaint or counterclaim could not be asserted by amendment (or supplement). See 1948 Rules, Rule 3:84-4(b); 1953 Rules, R.R. 4:95-4(b). In the Pressler annotation of the 1969 revision the commentary to R. 4:77-4 states (at 606):
The elimination of [(b) of former Rule 4:95-4] should not be construed as effecting or intending to effect any change in the elements of the cause of action of desertion, but only as a recognition that there may be circumstances in which that cause of action as historically and statutorily defined can have accrued despite the intervening filing of a divorce action alleging a different ground.
Under proofs found credible by the trial court and by plaintiff's own admissions at the trial, the cessation of marital relations between the parties began at least as early as February 1967. When asked on direct examination why she had had no relations with her husband, as she had said, for "well over two years, closer to three years" (as of July 1969), she first said "There was no reason for it"; later, because she feared defendant. Assuming validity of the
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trial court's findings of fact, as we do, it is clear that plaintiff's continued withholding of marital relations with her husband after her filing of the complaint in July 1968 (they began living apart in February 1968) was a product of her already long-standing willful state of mind on the subject, not of any concept on her part as to the impropriety of relations during pendency of her action. Therefore, the period of pendency of the complaint may count as part of the two-year desertion period asserted in the counterclaim.
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The term is in no way, whatsoever, a positive term. The negativity isn't on the woman, however, it's on the person implying that the woman is a slut. In some cases, it's "women who dress like sluts" that they are shaming. In others, it's all women. Most people who do this deny that they are treating women like sluts, and the term is calling them out for the attacks that they are doing.
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And when I was growing up, I was taught I should know the meaning of the words I am using.
(I tried to work "niggardly" into this post, but it was way, way too forced. Ah well.)
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Mesonoxian Eve
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I want to apologize if my post made it imply I was stating FD was calling women sluts. This wasn't my intent.
I just want to sum this up as this: I'm not sure why "slut-shaming rape apologist" is being used to bring an issue to light when "victim shaming rape apologist" would be so much better.
I find it rather ridiculous when, and pay attention FD, a person has to go out of their way to define "slut shaming" before making their point.
Do a Google search on "slut shaming" and note the very first set of returns. A pretty good indication that I'm not the only one who didn't understand the internet's latest 15-minute-fame-word-of-the-day.
To reiterate: I'm not making this an issue. Some people will not see this phrase as an insult, and I can accept that.
It's just that I will never be one of them.
To put this in perspective: I also despise the term "gay bashing" as well.
I know it's human nature to sub-categorize a minority group, but you'll excuse me if I deem this detrimental to the message of treating them as equals.
Hope this clarifies things. If you want to continue this, either give $5 to ANN and let's talk in Community or send me PM.
I think it's established now I'm behind the cause, I just don't like the phrases it uses.
Have a great weekend! Well, I'm off to Cracked now. I need some laughter.
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Mesonoxian, that is the most incredibly passive-aggressive, irritating, sanctimonious "apology" I've seen in quite some time.
No, goddammit. "Slut-shaming" is not some brand new term, and its definition should be incredibly obvious from how its constructed. Its not my goddamn fault you didn't know the definition and decided it would be better to fly off the handle over it instead of learning what it meant.
Yes, you are making this an issue, and the hell does "some people will not see the phrase as an insult" mean?
Huh? What? Why? Unless you yourself are gay bashing, I don't see why you would hate that term.
No, you are not going to drop this load and then run off and act like everything is [expletive] fine.
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Feeling compelled to add my contribution to this thread this morning:
As you may know, there has been a back and forth going on for a couple of days in the AKB48 death threat thread. There are about three people in that thread who are just ideologically committed to seeing anybody who threatens a celebrity get the book thrown at them and go away for a long time.
I stepped up and challenged a couple of the most strident on their views, my most recent post of which I find has been edited by a moderator under the pretense of "not labeling/judging/insulting other posters".
My original text was this:
Edited to this:
I am increasingly baffled at precisely how ANN defines being insulting. As I've pointed out to moderators before, this is not codified in the forum rules. The rules say:
I'm not guilty of any of these things. My edited comment isn't personal in nature, does not malign the commenter's person, age, race, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, marital or immigration status. I didn't swear, I didn't threaten, do anything dangerous or illegal.
What I did was criticize the poster's views. In particular, I criticized a political position, born out and referenced to that poster's comments in the thread. I realize ANN isn't a political forum, and politics and religion are volatile subjects, but this political speech was relevant to the news as a crime story and in line with the conversation at hand.
I find it alarming and troubling that this kind of statement is now subject to moderator review. I cannot imagine that this was the intent of the Request for Politeness and Respect at the top of the forum index. I understand and agree unconditionally with the need to protect users from profanity and discrimination on these boards. By all means come down hard on me if I screw that up. But conforming to a team of moderator's unwritten standards for political speech seems way too subjective and susceptible to abuse to apply in any consistent or fair way to a community with diversity of opinion.
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It...it's not like I post for you or anything!
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Location: Toronto, Canada
So referring to someone as "crazed" is neither abusive nor slanderous to you (actually since you wrote it as opposed to saying it, your comment is libelous as opposed to slanderous, but whatevs)?
Where I come from, referring to someone as crazed is rarely perceived as either respectful or polite.
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If "You are crazed" had been the statement I made, you would have a point, but that's already stretching my words.
"Where I come from, those words mean something else" goes to the heart of the subjectivity problem I'm talking about. I'm sorry I didn't say what you would have said in the same situation. That can't be helped. The point is that profanity's not even what I'm accused of doing wrong, and what I am accused of goes considerably beyond the mutual politeness and respect rules as they're actually written.
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It...it's not like I post for you or anything!
Posts: 16973
Location: Toronto, Canada
Now you are simply employing weasel logic. The fact that you didn't call a specific poster "crazed" but rather used the more indirect "you crazed law and order types" doesn't absolve you of using abusive and libelous language. It is clear you were referring to any poster who had a differing opinion in this matter as crazed, albeit in an indirect way. I suppose you consider this an oh-so-clever distinction on your part, but I assure you that you are as transparent as a pane of freshly washed glass.
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If your argument is correct, then does this "you" statement I've quoted above constitute labeling/judging/insulting another poster? Because this is exactly the kind of thing I'm being censored for.
Your accusation is patently false. "Law and order" is a political term. My saying "You law and order types are crazy" is a political statement. It invokes a specific, Wikipedia sourcable political concept. You, or a moderator, can imagine whatever alternative interpretation of my words that you want. Using that as a basis to moderate someone is much more a matter of politics and political dialogue than simple politeness and respect, and it is profoundly troubling that this kind of statement would ever be subject to moderator judgement.
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Location: Coon Rapids, MN
Which is exactly what he spent days trying to do last time he go in hot water. Implying someone is crazed for having a specific stance is disrespectful, plain and simple. Just disagree with the freaking statement, knock it off with your constant need to label people who disagree with you in an insulting and condescending manner. It's the same crap you were doing last time.
Not to mention you are ignoring the rule which specifically states to disagree respectfully or not at all.
Now I know last time you tried to claim that because you weren't swearing the rule didn't apply. You don't need to swear to be disrespectful however, they are not mutually exclusive.
Now who's imagining alternative interpretations? I don't care what theory you've come up with to explain the action, the reality is that calling people "crazed" for simply taking a different side isn't acceptable. Stop trying to use every disagreement you ever have as an excuse to judge and label other people. Just argue the points and disagree with those points, but stop making these leaps of judgement regarding other peoples frame of mind simply for having an alternate viewpoint. Heck, it's not even a big deal aside from being told "don't do that", but once again you've got to try and play the "you're persecuting me" card the moment you're called on the behavior.
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It...it's not like I post for you or anything!
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Location: Toronto, Canada
@ Benden I sincerely hope your "arguments" are impressing yourself because I can pretty much guarantee they won't impress anyone else. Your "crazed" designation was designed to be antagonistic to any poster who differed from your view and it could hardly fail to do so. You can try and pretzel any lame argument you want, but you simply come across like a fish flopping around on dry land gasping for breath: a cruelly amusing spectacle but one that is not particularly edifying.
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Location: Colorado, USA
If I was a moderator I probably would not have edited that unless somebody complained about it, but I also would not argue with the moderator who did edit it.
If that remark had been addressed at me I would have been insulted and offended by it, but not enough that I would want any action to be taken.
I think that it is worth noting that the editing did not change the meaning of your post. I thought that you had a good reasonable argument, up until your last sentence, which is the one in question here.
I do not think that your comment did anything to support your argument. It seemed to me that it was tacked on to the end strictly as as insult to those who disagree with you.
I think that you do have a valid reason for questioning the moderation, but I do not think that your argument was hurt by it.
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Location: Toronto, Canada
The other point here, Benden, is context. You are a poster who, because of past behaviour, is on the moderator/admin radar (as am I, actually. Just today I received PM warnings from two different ANN reps referring to the same issue). Chances are another poster who has a good track record who made that same comment may have eluded notice.
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The only person who has ever said "you're persecuting me", Keonyn, is you as a matter of fact, which goes right to the heart of the issues I've had with your moderation of things I post: I say one thing ("You crazed law and order types or something else" "I find it alarming and troubling that this kind of statement is now subject to moderator review") and you delete what I've written or threaten me with a ban on the basis of another statement I didn't even make ("You are crazy Mr. sickVisionz" "You're persecuting me").
When I ask for clarification, it's never quite a conversation, and it constantly feels like you, specifically, are talking past me about something different than I actually said and can't correct for in the absence of ESP, having the same opinion as you do 1:1 on the subject at hand, or having no opinion on the subject. If I think that any concept, belief or attitude is a bad thing, you tell me I'm judging and insulting somebody, and I genuinely don't know how I can have a strong opinion about anything if nothing anyone believes is acceptable to criticize.
This is the second time moderation action has been brought down on me for "judging", and based on this conversation it's becoming pretty clear that it's the same underlying problem with the same moderator.
If I was Keonyn's doppelganger, you're right! I wouldn't have to worry about moderator scrutiny, for several reasons. But that's obviously impossible, and I didn't think the forum was ever meant to be a hive of Keonyn clones.
I would just like someone to spell out in black and white exactly what ANN considers "profanity", and not profanity, so things I say can't be spontaneously designated as such based on a moderator's snap decision.
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It...it's not like I post for you or anything!
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Location: Toronto, Canada
Why are you talking about profanity? Keonyn's edit of your "crazed" comment told you that labeling, judging and insulting other posters was not permitted. There was no mention of profanity at all.
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On paper, the Mavericks and the Spurs are tough teams to beat. Both have solid starting fives and have a deep bench which will play a significant role in this playoff series. Expect both teams to impose their will on each other and to play at their strengths.
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For anyone who hasn't been, it's difficult to explain the landscape. In the park area there is so much sand and very little else. If you're a bit lover, it's great albeit that the...
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For anyone who hasn't been, it's difficult to explain the landscape. In the park area there is so much sand and very little else. If you're a bit lover, it's great albeit that the sea area is a bit rocky. But with miles of sand and sand jeans, a steady seabreeze which makes watersports possible, it's a beautiful area to...
Beautiful, natural, rugged, huge beach, but "remote and desolate" is a kind description. Stop on your way past but probably not best for a special journey or a full day out
We visited this area 3 times and was never disappointed. Never crowded. Beware of nudists! Water was crystal clear. Good for swimming. Lifeguards on duty in marked places.
This is a desert with wonderful long beachfront walks. The sunsets are spectacular. Take water when walking here and swim gear for a refreshing swim. There's a cafe on the beach which makes for a nice destination.
Round trip from Corralejo to cafe on Flag beach would be about 2 hours.
the national park is on the outskirts of Corralejo on the way to the airport. It feels like you are elsewhere completely. It's worth taking a bag with some drinks.
There are only two hotels here that were erected before they decided that no more would be put up to preserve the site.
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This has to be the best beach we have ever visited. It stretches for miles, has fantastic views, nearly always sunny, clear seas and not crowded. Very special.
I took a car and drove arround the island and I can tell that here is the nicest place of the island.
Just park your car and walk away from the road and you'll be surrounded by a well preserved desert, awesome to take pictures.
Don't forget to bring water
Absolutely gorgeous beach - white sand and beautiful blue water. Worth taking a taxi from Corralejo for a visit, there is also a taxi stand to get one back. Unfortunately the hotels are a massive eyesore so you will have to look the other way!
Stunning beaches and scenery and lovely beach bars/cafes....7euro app from Corralejo in taxi. The weather turned stormy the day we went so we huddled together in one of the cafes and it turned one of the highlights...we all huddled together sharing tables with strangers who became friends ...in an hour the rain was gone and normal service of sun sea...
Saharan sand blown over from North Africa helps to form these fantastic dunes and beach that seem to go on for ever the water is so clear and inviting, along its coastline there are semicircle rock wind breaks created from volcanic rock to give some shelter from the breeze a real suntrap
Can you walk from corralejo to the dunes
Hi - do you know if there were any doughnuts of banana boats to go in in the sea at this beach?
Tell me what's to see in the nature reserve, such as rare birds and plants? Also are there guided tours? Thanks in advance.
You can but would probably take 30minutes depending where abouts you are situated. The bus isn't that reliable....you could use a taxi if you didn't want to hire a car though
We coming in July and want to cycle to the dunes, is this possible? Also how much is bike hire and do they hire bikes with the trailer attached for children?Thanks Sarah
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Director: Mary WigmoreSara Lamm
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Stars: Gerrie Sue Chappell, Heather Chan, Ina May Gaskin, Rebecca Brown
Runtime: 95 min
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Year: 2012
Genre: Biography, Documentary, History
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Language: English
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|Plot: Birth Story: Ina May Gaskin and The Farm Midwives captures a spirited group of women who taught themselves how to deliver babies on a 1970s hippie commune. Today as nearly one third of all US babies are born via C-section, they fight to protect their knowledge and to promote respectful, safe maternity practices all over the globe. From the backs of their technicolor school buses, these pioneers rescued American midwifery from extinction, changed the way a generation approached pregnancy, and filmed nearly everything they did. With unprecedented access to the midwives' archival video collection, as well as modern day footage of life at the alternative intentional community where they live, this documentary shows childbirth the way most people have never seen it--unadorned, unabashed, and awe-inspiring.