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Purposive Interpretation in Lawby Aharon Barak
This book presents a comprehensive theory of legal interpretation, by a leading judge and legal theorist. Currently, legal philosophers and jurists apply different theories of interpretation to constitutions, statutes, rules, wills, and contracts. Aharon Barak argues that an alternative approach--purposive interpretation--allows jurists and scholars to approach all
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This book presents a comprehensive theory of legal interpretation, by a leading judge and legal theorist. Currently, legal philosophers and jurists apply different theories of interpretation to constitutions, statutes, rules, wills, and contracts. Aharon Barak argues that an alternative approach--purposive interpretation--allows jurists and scholars to approach all legal texts in a similar manner while remaining sensitive to the important differences. Moreover, regardless of whether purposive interpretation amounts to a unifying theory, it would still be superior to other methods of interpretation in tackling each kind of text separately.
Barak explains purposive interpretation as follows: All legal interpretation must start by establishing a range of semantic meanings for a given text, from which the legal meaning is then drawn. In purposive interpretation, the text's "purpose" is the criterion for establishing which of the semantic meanings yields the legal meaning. Establishing the ultimate purpose--and thus the legal meaning--depends on the relationship between the subjective and objective purposes; that is, between the original intent of the text's author and the intent of a reasonable author and of the legal system at the time of interpretation. This is easy to establish when the subjective and objective purposes coincide. But when they don't, the relative weight given to each purpose depends on the nature of the text. For example, subjective purpose is given substantial weight in interpreting a will; objective purpose, in interpreting a constitution.
Barak develops this theory with masterful scholarship and close attention to its practical application. Throughout, he contrasts his approach with that of textualists and neotextualists such as Antonin Scalia, pragmatists such as Richard Posner, and legal philosophers such as Ronald Dworkin. This book represents a profoundly important contribution to legal scholarship and a major alternative to interpretive approaches advanced by other leading figures in the judicial world.
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"Must reading for social scientists and legal theorists, as well as for jurists and other legal practitioners, who seek to witness the complexities of contemporary judicial decision-making. . . . Barak has written a masterful book that will further the quest for a general theory of legal interpretation. And for this both scholars and practitioners should be thankful."Ronald Kahn, Law and Politics Book Review
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Purposive Interpretation in Law
By Aharon Barak Princeton University Press
Copyright © 2005 Princeton University Press
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Chapter One What Is Legal Interpretation?
On the Concept of Interpretation in Law
"Interpretation" in law has different meanings. Indeed, the word "interpretation" itself must be interpreted. I define legal interpretation as follows: Legal interpretation is a rational activity that gives meaning to a legal text. The requirement of rationality is key-a coin toss is not interpretive activity. Interpretation is an intellectual activity, concerned with determining the normative message that arises from the text. What the text is and whether it is valid are questions related to interpretation, but they are distinct from it. I assume the existence of a valid legal text. The question is what meaning to attach to that text. According to my definition, then, interpretation shapes the content of the norm "trapped" inside the text. The text that is the object of interpretation may be general (as in a constitution, statute, case law, or custom) or individual (as in a contract or will). It may be written (as in a written constitution or judicial opinion) or oral (as in an oral will or a contract implied-in-fact). The word "text" is not limited to a written text. For purposes of interpretation, any behavior that creates alegal norm is a "text."
Constrictive Definitions of Legal Interpretation
The definition of legal interpretation at the core of this book is not the only possible definition. Some theorists define interpretation more narrowly, others, more broadly. Under a narrower or constrictive definition, there is room for interpretation only in places where the text is unclear, such that there are differences of opinion over it. Similarly, a constrictive definition might restrict legal interpretation to finding the meaning that realizes the intent of the legal text's author. I do not adopt these definitions. According to my theory, every legal text requires interpretation. The plainness of a text does not obviate the need for interpretation, because such plainness is itself a result of interpretation. Even a text whose meaning is undisputed requires interpretation, for the absence of dispute is a product of interpretation. Realizing the intent of the author is the goal of one kind of system of interpretation (subjective interpretation). Interpretation, however, can also give the legal text a meaning that actualizes objective standards (objective interpretation). The definition of interpretation (in contrast to systems of interpretation within that definition) cannot be reduced to merely giving meaning that realizes authorial intent.
Expansive Definitions of Legal Interpretation
Legal interpretation may also be conceptualized more expansively than my definition permits. For example, Dworkin defines law itself as an interpretive process:
Legal practice is an exercise in interpretation not just when lawyers interpret documents or statutes but also generally. Propositions of law are not simply descriptive of legal history, in a straightforward way, nor are they simply evaluative in some way divorced from legal history. They are interpretive of legal history, which combines elements of both description and evaluation, but is different from both.
While Dworkin's approach has been the subject of criticism, an evaluation of his definition and the critique of it are beyond the scope of this book. Dworkin's definition lies at the foundation of his philosophic project, and I respect it. My definition, however, is narrower. It lies at the foundation of a different project, whose concern is giving meaning to a legal text. The two projects are distinct but interrelated. From Dworkin's definition of interpretation, one can derive a system of understanding a legal text such as a constitution or statute. In that sense, Dworkin's (expansive) theory of interpretation becomes one of a variety of systems of interpretation (as defined above).
The Limits of Interpretation in Law
My definition of interpretation raises a number of questions of classification. The answers to these questions determine if the standards for interpreting a text can apply to additional legal activities. First, does resolving (antinomic) contradictions in a given legal text constitute interpretive activity? In my view, the answer to that question is yes. Imparting meaning to a given text requires resolving internal contradictions within the text itself. Second, does resolving contradiction between different legal texts on the same normative plane (two statutes, two contracts, two wills), or on different normative planes (constitution and statute, statute and contract, contract and will), constitute interpretive activity? Of course, giving meaning to each of those texts constitutes interpretive activity, but does resolving the contradiction-based on the meaning given-constitute an inherently interpretive activity? The question has no clear answer, other than saying that it depends on the tradition of a given legal system. In my view, however-and depending on the particularities of the legal traditions in question-resolving contradiction between norms arising from different texts is a non-interpretive activity. True, in resolving contradictions between different texts, we give meaning to a legal system. But this giving of meaning constitutes interpretive activity only in Dworkin's broad sense. It does not constitute interpretation in the sense I give to the word. For example, the rule of constitutional supremacy-that a statute which violates a constitutional provision is invalid-is a rule that resolves contradictions, but it is not a rule of interpretation. Third, does filling in a lacuna or gap in a legal text constitute interpretive activity? The German legal tradition distinguishes between ordinary interpretation (einfache Auslegung) and supplementary interpretation (ergänzende Auslegung). Indeed, the answer to this (third) question also depends on the legal tradition in question. I personally distinguish between interpretation in the narrow sense-the interpretation that gives meaning to a legal text-and interpretation in the broad sense, which includes filling gaps in an incomplete text. The justification in calling the second activity interpretive-if only in the broad sense-stems from the fact that it does ultimately give meaning to a text, determining the normative message arising from it. Referring to the addition of an implied term to a contract, Hoffman writes: "It may seem odd to speak of interpretation when, by definition, the term has not been expressed in words, but the only difference is that when we imply a term, we are engaged in interpreting the meaning of the contract as a whole." For this reason, I include correcting the language of the text, as in fixing a mistake, as part of interpretation in the broad sense.
Why do I insist on distinguishing between interpretation in its broad and narrow sense? The standards governing these two activities are different. Two separate and distinct systems govern the interpretation of an existing text and the completion of an incomplete text. Sometimes, a judge is allowed to interpret a text but is not allowed to fill a gap in it, as in the case of a criminal statute. Of course, so long as we remain sensitive to the distinctions I note, there is nothing wrong with generally referring to both kinds of activities as interpretive. The point is to avoid loading interpretation (in the narrow sense) with a burden it cannot bear. As we shall see, I take the limits of interpretation (in the narrow sense) to be the limits of language. An attempt to give the text a meaning that its language cannot bear is a non-interpretive project. Trying to cram that project into interpretation in its narrow sense distorts interpretation and undermines the legitimacy of judicial activity.
Legal Meaning and Semantic Meaning
Interpretation in law is a rational process by which we understand a text. Through interpretation, we come to know the normative message of a text. It is a process that "extracts" the legal meaning of the text from its semantic meaning. Interpreters translate the "human" language into "legal" language. They turn "static law" into "dynamic law." They carry out the legal norm in practice. Legal interpretation turns a semantic "text" into a legal norm-hence the distinction between the semantic meaning of a text and its legal (or normative) meaning. The semantic meaning of a text is the totality of all meanings that may be attached to the language of the text, in the ideal lexicon of those who speak the language in question (the public language) or in the private lexicon of the text's author (the private code). To interpret a text is to choose its legal meaning from among a number of semantic possibilities-to decide which of the text's semantic meanings constitutes its proper legal meaning. The semantic meaning of the text determines its semantic potential or semantic range of activity (the Bedeutungsspielraum). The legal meaning carries this potential into practice. Usually, a text has a single, unique semantic meaning in the context of a given event, and that meaning also serves as the text's legal meaning. In these typical cases, there is complete identity between the text's semantic and legal meanings. All systems of interpretation will arrive at the same meaning of the text. Because language can be vague and ambiguous, however, a text sometimes has a number of semantic meanings in the context of a given event. Only one of these semantic meanings can serve as the text's legal meaning. The rules of interpretation become critical in these "hard" cases.
Interpretation and Semantics
Semantics determines the totality of meanings that a text may have in its language (public and private) for various potential fact patterns. We comprehend this totality through language. We understand the text because the language in which it was created is a language we know. Indeed, the linguist inquires into what meanings the text can "tolerate" in its language, in light of the totality of potential contexts. In principle, there is no difference between determining the semantic meaning of a legal text and determining the semantic meaning of any other (nonlegal) text. Linguists examine the range of semantic possibilities for texts. They need to know the rules of grammar and syntax customary in that language. They consult the canons, based in logic, which help them understand the language.
Legal interpreters build on the work of the linguists who determine linguistic range. Interpreters translate the language into law by pinpointing or extricating a single, unique legal meaning. We may therefore conclude that every interpreter of law is also a linguist, but that not every linguist is an interpreter of law. I took this position in one case when I noted that interpretation is more than mere linguistics, but rather requires us to find the normative message arising from the text. The linguist ascertains the meaning that the text is capable of bearing, in light of the range of possible contexts. In doing so, he or she sets the boundaries of interpretation. The legal interpreter determines the meaning that the text must bear, in the context relevant to legal interpretation. Many rules of interpretation are simply linguistic rules, designed to ascertain the (linguistic) meaning that may be given to the text. They in no way help to determine the text's legal meaning. Thus, for example, the interpretive principle that to express or include one thing implies the exclusion of the other (expressio unius est exclusio alterius) is merely a linguistic rule. It teaches us that from the "yes" of the text, we can infer the "no" of another matter. This is a possible, but not a necessary, linguistic inference. It does not establish an "interpretive" principle. It establishes a "linguistic" principle.
Interpretation, Systems of Interpretation, and Principles of Interpretation in Law
The systems of interpretation in law determine the standards by which interpreters extract the legal meaning of a text from a variety of semantic meanings. Principles of interpretation, which are simply principles of "extraction" or "extrication," thus derive from systems of interpretation. Principles of interpretation are partly principles of language that establish the range of semantic possibilities. They are also-and this is important for our purposes-principles that govern how to determine a text's legal meaning. Interpretation in law determines the meaning of a legal text, and that meaning varies according to the system of interpretation. A system of interpretation based on authorial intent produces a different meaning than a system that asks how a reasonable reader would understand the text. Each system of interpretation produces its own principles of interpretation. These principles are-in the words of Professor Hart-secondary rules. As secondary rules, they determine the scope or range of deployment of the norm extracted from the (primary) text. Note that we have not yet taken a position on the question of how to determine the text's meaning. That question depends on the system of interpretation and the principles of interpretation derived therefrom. The system of interpretation may vary from time to time and from legal system to legal system. We have so far ascertained only the definition of interpretation. We have not yet addressed what the proper system of interpretation is, and what principles of interpretation derive from it. For example, I do not define interpretation as an inquiry into the intent of the text's author. That inquiry constitutes a specific system of interpretation, one way of extracting the legal meaning from its textual receptacle, but it does not define interpretation itself. We must distinguish between the concept of interpretation, on the one hand, and systems of interpretation, including the principles that derive from them, on the other. There is only one definition of interpretation-rationally giving meaning to a text-while there are many different systems of interpretation and derivative principles.
"True" Interpretation and "Proper" Interpretation
Many jurists embark on a futile search to discover what the legal meaning of a text "truly" is. A text has no "true" meaning. We have no ability to compare the meaning of a text before and after its interpretation by focusing on its "true" meaning. All understanding results from interpretation, because we can access a text only after it has been interpreted. There is no pre-exegetic understanding. At best, we can compare different interpretations of a given text. The most to which we can aspire is the "proper" meaning-not the "true" meaning. I therefore do not contend that purposive interpretation is the true interpretation. My claim is that among the various systems of interpretation in a democracy, purposive interpretation is the best. In no way do I negate the interpretive character of the other systems of interpretation. I claim that there is no "true" meaning, but, unlike Fish, I do not contend that there is no text. Nor do I claim that the text does not determine the boundaries of its interpretation. Quite the opposite: My claim is that the limits of the text set the limits of interpretation. Within the limits of a text, the normative message that arises is ascertained through interpretation of the text, which cannot be proven "true" or "false."
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By the time Charles Barnett left Aintree on Saturday evening, he had probably managed to avoid the worst of the traffic chaos as 68,000 racegoers made their way home, but if he did have to sit and suffer in the gridlock, then he has only himself to blame. It is one of the risks you run if you take charge of an institution like the Grand National, and then leave it in much ruder health than it was when you arrived.
Every risk has its reward, however, and in Barnett's case, it is a move to one of the few jobs that might be seen as a step up from Aintree. In a few weeks' time, it will be goodbye Bootle and hello Berkshire, and another grand racing institution that, like the National 15 years ago when Barnett arrived, could do with a bit of a lift.
Ascot, of course, has never sunk to the sort of depths that Aintree explored in the mid-1970s. Then, the very existence of the National from one year to the next often felt like a 33-1 chance, but as Silver Birch proved on Saturday, 33-1 shots sometimes come in. The result did not impress many punters, but it was reassuring to look around the grandstand and reflect that many of those watching him were not even born in the National's darkest days.
So Barnett inherited a meeting that was already on an upward curve back in 1993, but the improvement has increased on his watch and many Aintree veterans felt that the latest National meeting, the first in front of two magnificent new grandstands, was the best in living memory.
It will be fascinating, then, to see what Barnett makes of Ascot. For all but the last 11 months of its existence, Ascot has been the country's most cocksure course, blessed - if that is the word - with an arrogance that no doubt derives, in part at least, from belonging to the Crown.
But they did not look quite so clever when their new £200m grandstand opened to a chorus of complaints at the Royal meeting, as racegoers found it very difficult to move around, and impossible to see anything when they did.
"I don't officially leave Aintree until after the May meeting here," Barnett said yesterday, "but I'm sure I will be in and out at Ascot between now and then. I was down there just the other day, in fact, and it's quite something to see a single grandstand that is the same size as all of ours at Liverpool put together.
"To be honest, I really haven't started to think about it all as yet. There's been a huge amount of money spent at Ascot, and they are still spending more. Of course, I'll want to have a look at everything that's been done and then move on from there."
You might argue that Barnett is the ideal man for the Ascot job because he already stages a race that hardly anyone can see in its entirety. There may be other sporting events that take place further away from the bulk of their audience - the America's Cup, perhaps? - but none that pack it all into nine minutes.
And yet there is still a huge sense of atmosphere and occasion at a modern National, evident on Saturday as the crowd tried to follow their cash across 30 obstacles. There were many more groans than surges of excitement, as Point Barrow went at the first, and then a bizarre gamble on Monkerhostin, from 25-1 in the morning down to 8-1 co-favourite at the off, went astray when he refused at the seventh. In fact, not one of the market leaders was among the 13 finishers, as Joes Edge pulled up on the second circuit.
But while the race can be difficult to follow, the crowd still feel part of something unique, and that is what matters. "I think the running in 1997 on a Monday after the bomb scare was quite a turning point," Barnett says. "I think it re-engaged Liverpool with the race in a big way. That helped with the development of the Ladies' Day on the Friday, which in turn helped to realise even more commercial value from the day, and that meant we could invest even more in the rest of the meeting."
At Royal Ascot last year many racegoers felt more like an annoyance, taking up valuable space in the architect's vaulted edifice. What Barnett can be expected to do is to make them feel welcome - although, to be fair, that was always the stated intention of Douglas Erskine-Crum, his predecessor at Ascot, too.
The National means little in strict racing terms. It is, at heart, just a very valuable handicap chase, but one that reaches out to the people like no other, that makes a small difference to their lives and keeps them coming back.
There is a primary school in Essex, for instance, that demonstrates the point well. Its classes are named after trees, and if you watch the school run on the first day of a new term this morning, some of the parents will have an extra spring in their step. They, of course, will be the ones with a child in Silver Birch.


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KISS THE STARS - Chapter 8
"Hey," Max said when Logan opened his front door. He smiled at her warily.
"Hey yourself," he said.
"I'm good now," she told him, walking through the door, careful as always to keep a safe distance from him.
"That's good," he said, following her into the living room. She took a seat on the sofa and fidgeted. "What's up, Max?"
"Why were you at my place last night?" she asked. He flushed slightly.
"Oh, well, it was late. Or early, depending on..." He trailed off, stopped, sat down across from her. "I thought-" He let out his breath. "I was stupid, I don't know what I was thinking." He was lying, she could tell. He was too embarrassed to say it.
"Tell me," she said. He sat there for a long time and then quickly mumbled something that sounded like, 'I-guess-I-was-drinking-and-I-got-this-crazy-idea-that-maybe-if-you-really-loved-me-you-would-resist-your-heat-and-if-you-didn't-then-I'd-know-for-sure.'
"You'd also be dead," she said quietly after a minute.
"Yeah, like I said, it was stupid."
"So why did you think I didn't... you know..." She didn't want to say the word 'love,' though she didn't really know why. She'd been able to- barely- say it to Alec the night before, after all. And she'd meant it. She'd just always had trouble saying it, leftover from Manticore, she supposed, where you weren't supposed to ever say anything like that to anyone.
"You've been acting so distant lately, Max," Logan said. "I thought we were past all that 12-hour stuff, that we were going to hang in there until the virus could be cured. But you hardly ever come over anymore, and when you do you act all uncomfortable and moody." Max bit her lip, going over the past couple of weeks in her mind, when she had been thinking almost non-stop about Alec, her situation with him and what to do about it. Logan was right, she had been shutting him out, she just hadn't known it.
"I'm sorry," she said softly from where she sat across from him, staring down at her hands. Tears sprung to her eyes and she tried unsuccessfully to blink them back.
"What's wrong?" Logan asked, alarmed. Max swallowed, looked up at him hesitantly.
"I was in heat," she said softly. "And Alec was there. It does something funny to them, too. X5 males. I guess that makes sense." She was rambling. "Good thing Zack-" She stopped, saw the expression on his face. "Logan, I am so sorry. I never wanted to hurt you. Please believe me."
"When was it?" he asked, his voice low and defeated. "Last night after I left?" His face paled. "Or was it- God, Max, is that what you were doing when I-" He ran a hand through his hair.
"No!" she assured him quickly. "No, no, it was a week ago." It was the wrong thing to say.
"What?" he breathed. "And you didn't- A week ago?"
"I'm sorry, Logan. I didn't know how to tell you. Alec made up that I was in heat yesterday. He wanted to give us a chance to talk, I don't know. He was afraid I'd wreck you and me and he wanted me to be happy." She smiled a little, but Logan did not look convinced. "Really," she said.
"So, what, you're running off with him?" he asked, slightly sarcastic.
"We're not running anywhere."
"I thought we had something, Max."
"We did, Logan. We did. I loved you- I still do. That isn't going to change."
"Then what the hell is all this?"
"It's too much, worrying every morning, will there be an accident today, will I kill him? Or going to bed each night wondering, will we ever find a cure at all? It's too much, Logan."
"What, so it's too hard so you're copping out?" he asked. "Giving up?"
"Stop it," she hissed. "God, you sound like Zack!"
"Max, we had something."
"I know! I'm not saying we didn't. That's not all of it."
"What, so you're saying it's too much, it's too hard, you love me but you don't know if we'll ever get over it, and... what? What else?"
"I love you, Logan," she said again, glanced away. "But I think I love him, too."
"What?" he sputtered. "Alec? Alec who you complain about all the time, who you can't stand?"
"That was before."
"Before what, before you couldn't control yourself and he took advantage of you?" Max visibly cringed, for both the jab at her and the one at Alec.
"That was harsh."
"Yeah, well, so is everything you're saying, so get used to it."
"Stop getting mad, I'm trying to explain how I'm feeling!" She took a breath, started again. "Look, Alec is- He understands why- I can't- I don't know why, but-" She sighed. "I can't explain to you why I think I'm falling for him because it's for a lot of reasons. And if I do try to explain it won't be worth how much it's going to hurt you. But I have to explore this. I have to see." She wanted to hug him, put a hand on his arm, something, but she suspected he'd only smack it away even if she could. She got to her feet, stood there for a few moments. "I'm sorry, Logan, I really am. I hope you can believe that." She thought of saying, This will be better for both of us, you can be happier without me, with some girl you can touch. Asha, maybe. But that would only sound like an excuse, even though it was true. So she brushed the tears from her face, gave him a weak smile, and then left the penthouse.
Alec was waiting for her in the hall, looking almost afraid of what she'd said, that she might have changed her mind and stayed with Logan after all. Max stopped in front of him and they just stood there for a few minutes, neither of them talking, but it wasn't an uncomfortable silence. Finally Alec reached out a hand to her questioningly. Max smiled a little, took it. She looked at their entwined fingers, something she and Logan couldn't do, maybe would never be able to do, and met Alec's eyes.
"Max?" he asked. "Are you okay?"
"I think so," she said. "I will be."
"Are you sure about this?" he asked after a moment, quietly. He was giving her an out, like he'd done before she'd gone in there. "Are you really sure this is what you want?" He really did want her to be happy, even at his own expense.
"Alec," she said. "I made the right decision. I know what I want."
"Okay," he said. "If you're sure." She took a step toward him, kissed him, gave his hand a squeeze and watched the smile spread over his face. He smiled and started walking toward the stairs. Her arm tugged as she stopped, stared at the closed door she'd gone through so many times, the door to Logan's, the first man she'd ever let in, ever told everything to. She turned, looked at Alec, who already knew everything and didn't have to ask. They were both good for her, in their own ways, neither better than the other really, just different. Life is about choices, not decisions, someone once told her. It was true. She turned away from the door to Logan's and headed with Alec to the stairs, her heart beating with both uncertainty and love, equally exciting and frightening. She looked at their entwined hands, at his eyes watching her.
"I'm sure," she said as they entered the stairwell, the door clicking shut behind them, closing on her former life. She glanced over at Alec, smiled at him. "I know what I want."
A/N: So there you have it, the short (sorry about that), sweet ending that I still don't think is quite right but did leave me with a feel-good feeling, which is more than I can say for a certain other story I'm working on right now... Anyway, I must have written this chapter about a thousand times. I just couldn't get Max and Logan to act in character because I couldn't see them breaking up on the show even though I am a far cry from a M/L shipper. I wasn't going to resort to something like Logan sleeping with Asha, either, because I just don't think he'd do it. I hope you guys enjoyed it anyway and please review me even though I know it's the end and there isn't tons of incentive. Thanks for reading and as experiments go I think this was actually quite a success! Maybe I'll try another complete romance someday after I'm done 'Strange Fruit.' Thanks again for reading!! :)


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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › 1957 REI catalog item with sub-3 pound solo tent for $18.95!
I came across this web page today with an interesting excerpt from the 1957 REI catalog. http://www.oregonphotos.com/REI-history1.html
It shows a one person tent that is made of treated cotton and weighed 2-7/8 pounds and cost all of $18.95 (without poles or stakes). Looks like a Shangri-La 1 in cotton.
@bwortmanLocale: Nebraska
I makes me sad that I need a $300 1 man tent to survive in the mountains!
I am so weak!
The average family income in 1957 was $5,000. Many got by on $50 a week– $2600/year.
Touch the side of that coated cotton and it would leak on you and of course you touch it right over your head while moving around inside. We had treated cotton pyramids in Scouts in the mid-1960's. They were tough and weatherly (and heavy) and the first thing you were told was "DON'T TOUCH THE INSIDE."
And you don't need a $300 tent either ;)
@mediaurasLocale: Terra
"Zolan treated", the latest in lightweight backpacking technology. :)
Awesome find.
A member at nwhikers.net saw a 1957 REI catalog at an estate sale and was posting on the lederhosen listed there. That got me doing a search. I've seen old equipment catalogs come up on Google Books, etc.
@hmgoldsLocale: Minnesota
about $155. Close to the price of the GoLite SL1.
@owareLocale: Steptoe Butte
My dad had a roomy 2 person LL Bean a frame tent that weight 6 pounds, breathed well
and didn't leak if you touched the sides.
I wonder how a similar shaped tent in todays 20denier DWR nylon would work?
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TBR Reviewer: Shyla
So, her flippant attitude towards him not getting the help he needed struck a cord. I'm concerned that people reading this with no real knowledge of the military lifestyle will think the situations written in the story are common place and realistic, and they are certainly not. I found the clichés used throughout the story to be tired, offensive, and uncreative. That being said, let me step down off my high horse and get down to the nitty gritty.
The hero Max was scrumptious, seriously I wanted to eat him up. His alpha male, dominant attitude oozed over the pages and had my toesa-curling. Ms. Bowles walked the fine line of just enough possession and sexual prowess, without being over kill. Best friend to Ella's deceased husband Max, mistakenly blames Ella for Kirk's abrupt suicide because he believed she was cheating. When the truth comes out that his friend was very ill, and caused his wife harm his world shifts, and the two find themselves turning to one another for comfort.
I know both Ella and Max both distressed by Kirk's death, but their relationship went from zero to sixty, and I had a hard time swallowing it. Ella went from seeing her dead husband everywhere to sleeping with Max and agreeing to be his slave. Even though she and her husband were headed for a divorce before he committed suicide the quick jump into things with Max before she sought out any counseling smacked of unhealthiness and a bit of co-dependency. (After one night of sex, she was hoping he'd ask her to move in with him) It was that unappealing mix that held me back from really enjoying this couple's journey
The sexual experiences between Ella, and Max, blazed off the page, and I enjoyed viewing her immersion into the BDSM lifestyle, but at the end of the day the cliché's were just too many and to be honest too insulting. I'd like to go more into detail about that, but it would give away some major plot twists so I'll wrap it up by saying if you're a military wife you should steer clear of this read. I know it's just a story but the author should have done more research.


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Best of the Best: Cavotec's Top Blog Posts of 2010
As 2010 draws to a close, and before looking forward to 2011, we thought we would review some of our most popular posts of the year on the Cavotec blog.
With many of us taking a break at this time of year, we thought our review of 2010 should get underway with a cruise: especially cruise ships that have been fitted with shore-to-ship electrical power, also known as 'cold ironing', units that reduce particulate, NOx and SOx emissions when these vessels are in port.
Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas, the largest cruise ship in the world, and her sister ship, Oasis of the Seas, are equipped to use shore-to-ship power, also known as 'cold ironing'. Click here for the full story.
Our most popular post on the Airports side was the update of our major infrastructure project in Bahrain. A groundbreaking application is seeing the delivery of an entirely integrated state-of-the-art utility system for Bahrain International Airport. The final commissioning phase of this project is due to start as planned, during Q1 2011. Read the full post here.
In October, we reported how our automated mooring technology, MoorMaster™, has been adapted to a rugged application at Port Hedland in Western Australia, where 14 MoorMaster™ units have been installed at the port's Utah Point iron ore berth. Click here for the full post.
Since its introduction in 1998, several versions of MoorMaster™ have successfully performed some 32,000 moorings at container, bulk handling, Ro/Ro, ferry and lock applications around the world.
For General Industry, we rather enjoyed the post on our collaboration with Norway's Maritime Robotics that sees our radio remote control technologies installed on unmanned, remote controlled vessels for applications in the offshore and maritime industries. For full details, including a video, on this exciting project, click here.
And just for a bit of fun before the holidays, a reminder of how some innovative thinking can make waiting for your aircraft a novel experience: the slide built into the side of Singapore Changi Airport. Click here to take the ride on the slide!
Thanks to all those who have taken the time to comment on our posts – and do let us know whether we have missed your favourite post in our review. Here's to another busy, productive year in 2011: we're looking forward to it.


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Making Your Mess Into Your Message (4 of 7) by Stan Coffey
This content is part of a series.Making Your Mess Into Your Message (4 of 6)
Series: 7 SECRETS OF SUCCESSFUL LIVING
Stan Coffey
II Corinthians 12:7-10
Today we want to talk about "Making Your Mess Into Your Message."
I mean by that taking from Paul's example, we turn the area of our
greatest weakness into the area of our greatest strength in order that
God may be glorified in us. I am talking about taking the area of
Satan's greatest defeat in our life and turning it in to the greatest
area of victory in our life. Paul had his thorn in the flesh and each of us
have our own. The word for thorn is not the word for a thorn that one
would find upon a rose bush, but it is the word for "stake."
This thorn is no light thing, it is a stake such as was used by the
Romans to impale one upon. Something so debilitating and
so severe that it left Paul totally defenseless and helpless in ministry.
Three times he asked God to take it away, and each time God said
I will not take it away, but I will give you sufficient grace so that
this stake, this mess, will be your greatest message to others about
the sufficiency of my power in your life.
All of us have prayed for God to remove thorns. Someone here today
is in agony because of your thorn in the flesh. You are saying God if
you would just take away my depression then I could serve you better.
God if you would just take away this chronic illness that I have to
endure then I could serve you better. God if you would just take
away my abrasive personality then I could serve you better. God
if you would just take away my constant temptation toward lust
I could just serve you better.
I could go on and on. I don't know what your thorn is and you may
not know what my thorn is but we all have them. Whatever is a
mess in our lives God can make into our message about the
sufficiency of His grace to carry us through in victory. Only
if we have a thorn can we know that God's grace is indeed
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So say a tenant starts out paying $800.00 / month, and they pay an $800.00 last month's rent deposit. Tenant lives at the home for 5 years, and over time the rent is increased to $1,000.00 per month. When the tenant gives notice to move out, in their last month they will have an $800.00 credit (the last month's rent deposit) - but they will need to pay the $200.00 difference.See question
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I have rented from the same landlords going on 9yrs with no problems payed rent if late I payed $50.00 late fee! My landlord decided to retire new lady took her place in the office we get off on the wrong foot! I was 7 days late on my rent for t...
There is nothing wrong with your landlord giving you a 72-hour notice if you are 7 days late. I assume "7 days late" means that it's at least the 8th day of the month, in which case what your landlord did was fine.
The landlord may, or may not, be able to charge you a late fee for an occasion when you paid late in 2013 - my first question would be whether it had been more, or less, than one year since the alleged late charge was owed. Landlord-tenant claims usually lapse after a year, so if more than a year has passed, your landlord may be out of luck on that fee.
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The first half marathon to be held in Tokyo's Nerima ward, the Nerima Kobushi Half Marathon went off at 8:00 a.m. on Mar. 29. Starting at Hikarigaoka Municipal Park, the course offered a tour of the area's major roads before returning to finish at the park. With more than 90% of the course run on public roads including a section of highway passing through Nerima, the route gave runners the chance to run on roads normally closed to them.
At the opening ceremony Nerima mayor Akio Maekawa gave his support to participants, telling them, "I want to see the results of all the work you put into your running every day and hope that you have fun running this course." Around 5000 people were entered in the race, with special guests including #1 amateur runner Yuki Kawauchi, former marathon great Mari Tanigawa and comedians Tetsu and Tomo. Turning in a masterful solo performance, Kawauchi was first across the finish line in 1:05:39. Still recovering fitness after a long-lasting sprain to his left ankle, Kawauchi said, "Compared to a month ago I'm able to run more now. I'm back to about 75% of normal." Even at that level he dropped his nearest competition in Nerima by the 2 km point. "My result today wasn't bad," he smiled. "One day at a time." Kaori Yoshida, 33, won the women's race in 1:16:12.
Earlier in the morning at the U.S.A. at the Texas Relays track meet in Austin, Texas, Kawauchi's fellow Saitama prefecture resident Yoshihide Kiryu (19, Toyo University) ran a wind-assisted time of 9.87 in the men's 100 m. Kawauchi didn't hear about Kiryu's run until after his own race but was very excited when he heard the time, saying, "He finally did it! I had no idea." When told that the wind reading was 3.3 m/s Kawauchi sighed, "Gah!" but sent Kiryu his encouragement, saying, "This will serve as a major stimulus for him. Even if his time wasn't legal because of the wind, it's really important that he got the experience of running that kind of speed once. The Asian Games [where Kiryu was a DNS due to injury] are probably an unhappy memory, but I hope that he shines at the Beijing World Championships."


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Advices t many other forts of Goods are fold without the Sellers-being tctauly pof-feffcd thereof; thus Coffee, Hops, &c hay, moft of our Contracts with the Navy, are thus performed -, thole therefore, if they are Evils, may be juftly efteemed as great, or greater than any; fo that the whole, the very Nature of Trade, requires as great an Amendment as this does� but I am appre-henfire, in thb will be found the very Effencc of Publick Credit, and confequently whatever prejudices the one, will the other Iikewife. Dral, March 24. 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How much bottom paint?
I bought my first sailboat a year ago and during the hull survey simply pressure washed the grime off the bottom. It's time to haul the boat and address the garden that's now growing on the bottom. My question is - How much bottom paint (gallons) is typically needed for Hunter 31 or similar sized sailboat?
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It differs depending on the paint, so you should check the label (or website) of the paint you plan to use. My 28 footer takes 2.5 quarts (yes, quarts!) of Interlux VC17m for two coats. Obviously VC won't be your choice since you'r in the PNW, but I want to give you some perspective.
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I have a catalina 25` wing , and it takes a gallon of micron extra .
with about a inch left over .
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For my h326, my boatyard always charged me 2 gal of Micron-66 for roll-on application. 2 coats overall with additional coat about 8" width along waterline.
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One coat per year, about a gallon.
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I always start with the waterline, then the rudder. Then the rest of the bottom. Then, when it's dry another at the waterline and then another on the rudder. Next day - same thing - so you end up with 4 coats on the waterline and rudder, two on the rest of the bottom. I also put quite a few coats of a gray spray on the prop - I forget what it's called - something like Barnacle Buster - it dries in just a few minutes, so you can pile on a bunch of coats. Has worked well for us. Like the Micron Extra - it's pricey but worth it.
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31 foot C&C takes 1.5 quarts of VC-17 in fresh water and hauled out seasonaly. Boats that stay in da drink (live aboards)more coats of course
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1 gallon 99$ ablative cpp from westie gets me 4 coats on the hull and five on water line and rudder every other season, looks great lasts a long time and easy on the pocket book
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I always try to put on just one thin coat/year. Bottom paint will build up to a cracked mess if it's too thick, requiring a big PITA job after a short time to remove it all. Manufacturer's recommend 2 coats for an obvious reason, kinda like lather/rinse/ REPEAT with shampoo.:) There's really no point in having any kind of heavy build-up. My boat takes one gallon. Remember to save a bit in the bottom of the can to quickly fill stand pad and keel block areas once in the slings!
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Using multi-season paint on a 30 ft hull: I buy two gallons. Two coats, then use the remaining 1/2 gallon or so to put an additional coat or two on the water line, leading edge of the hull/keel and rudder.
This schedule worked well for me:
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I always thought I could get another few months out of the remaining paint, but, didn't want to risk it.
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