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3 bedroom bungalow for saleHackensall Road Knott End On Sea Poulton Le Fylde
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Entrance Vestibule
UPVC double glazed door and window to the front. Coved ceiling. Glass panelled door which leads to:
5.19m x 2.66m (17'0" x 8'8")
Double panelled radiator, loft access, coved ceiling and useful storage cupboard. Telephone point and doors leading to:
3.82m x 5.99m (12'6" x 19'7")
Double glazed patio doors to the rear. Inset gas fire with modern surround. TV aerial point and telephone point. Coved ceiling.
Conservatory One
4.27m x 2.87m (14'0" x 9'4")
Double glazed UPVC door and windows with lovely outlook over golf course. Double glazed French doors to the side. Tiled floor. Inset air conditioning unit. Ceiling fan. Two wall light points.
Dining Kitchen
5.27m x 2.99m (17'3" x 9'9")
Range of wall and base units with complementary worksurfaces and breakfast bar. Double oven with combi microwave, stainless steel sink and drainer with hot and cold mixer tap, four piece induction hob, stainless steel splashback and overhead extractor hood with light. Integrated dishwasher. Space for American fridge freezer. Double panelled radiator. Under unit lighting. Downlights to ceiling. Karndean flooring. Coved ceiling. Open arch leading to:
Conservatory Two
5.67m x 1.54m (18'7" x 5'0")
Double glazed French doors to the rear and double glazed UPVC windows to rear. Karndean flooring. Double glazed door which leads onto garage.
7.14m x 2.54m (23'5" x 8'4")
Electric roller door. Range of wall and base units. Stainless steel sink and drainer. Space for washing machine. Space for tumble dryer. Door which leads to:
3.92m x 2.51m (12'10" x 8'2")
UPVC double glazed door and window to the side. UPVC double glazed window to the rear. Double panelled radiator. Tiled floor. Coved ceiling.
2.93m x 1.85m (9'7" x 6'0")
UPVC double glazed opaque window to the side. Four piece suite comprising bath, step in walk in shower, hand wash basin and low flush wc. Part tiled walls. Heated chrome ladder style towel rail. Spotlights to ceiling.
Master Bedroom
3.94m x 4.1m (12'11" x 13'5")
UPVC double glazed window to the front, double panelled radiator and coved ceiling. Doors leading to:
Three piece suite comprising walk in step in shower, hand wash basin and low flush wc. Ladder style heated towel rail. Base cupboard. Opaque double glazed UPVC window to the side. Cupboard which contains the cylinder.
Bedroom Two
3.79m x 3.77m (12'5" x 12'4")
UPVC double glazed window to the front, double panelled radiator and coved ceiling. Fitted wardrobes. TV aerial point.
Bedroom Three
3.43m x 2.68m (11'3" x 8'9")
UPVC double glazed window to the rear, single panelled radiator and coved ceiling.
External - Front
Tarmac driveway for off road parking plus access to two garages. Laid to lawn, decorative borders with a range of plants and shrubs. External lighting. Gated access to rear garden.
Good sized rear garden with lawned area with borders housing a range of plants and shrubs. Flagged paved patio area. Wooden garden shed. External power points and lighting.
7.26m x 3.1m (23'9" x 10'2")
Up and over door to the front. Power and lighting.
The rear of the garage is currently used has a workshop.
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I am trying to trace my old Maestro race car. It was last known to be sold by John Perkins from the west midlands area. Its a white car with a standard cage but with lots of additions to the cage to make it a multi point welded in type. Other than that, I am not sure of its condition or even if it is still around. I would like to know if its still out there and would be interested to talk to the owner to see if it may be for sale. It was raced by John once or twice but before that, it was raced by Stratton McKay in the MGOC from around 2006 to 2010. Its a 2ltr efi and has leda adjustable suspension. It also had a black cloth bespoke dashboard.
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The American Psychiatric Association (APA), the Connecticut Psychiatric Society, and the Connecticut Council for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry filed an amended complaint Friday [September 20, 2013] in a lawsuit originally filed against Anthem Health Plans, Inc. and its parent company, Wellpoint, Inc. in April 2013. The amended complaint asks the Court to enforce federal and state laws designed to protect mental health patients against direct and indirect discrimination in the provision of health care benefits.
According to APA President Jeffrey Lieberman, MD, APA's action comes after months of waiting to see whether the Connecticut Insurance Division alone or in combination with Anthem would end the discriminatory practices outlined in APA's original complaint and ensure equal access to quality care for those seeking treatment for mental health or substance use disorders. "Sadly, neither Anthem nor the Connecticut Insurance Division have made any effort to solve the problem," said Lieberman.
APA alleges that Anthem Health Plans' January 2013 and subsequent changes in its rate schedules for services provided by psychiatrists violate the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) and Connecticut parity law and restrict access to mental health care for patients in Connecticut. The actions by Anthem manipulate the rate reimbursed for psychiatrist-provided psychotherapy, imposing a greater burden upon mental health patients than for patients seeking other kinds of medical or surgical services.
"The actions taken by Anthem in Connecticut in manipulating the reimbursement rates for psychiatric services is an example of the kinds of barriers to care insurance providers unfairly impose on people with mental illness," said Lieberman. "Insurance exchanges will soon be open under the Affordable Care Act and insurance plans should not be permitted to discriminate against mental illness. MHPAEA is a good law that needs to be enforced so that people in need of mental health care do not slip through the cracks. We can no longer tolerate discriminatory practices that impede access to care."
The amended complaint alleges that Anthem's discriminatory practices unfairly burden people with mental illness by discouraging receiving medical and psychotherapy services in one visit and instead setting up a system that would require patients to make two appointments, miss more time from work and make additional out of pocket payments. These barriers to care do not exist for other illnesses like cancer or diabetes. Anthem's failure to pay psychiatric physicians in a manner comparable to other physicians performing similar services results in fewer psychiatrists willing to participate in a network and restricts patient access and choice.
"The APA continues to fight for equal rights for people with mental illness," said Lieberman. "Our efforts in Connecticut are indicative of our vigilance for ensuring patients have access to a full continuum of psychiatric services."
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Simon Zebo raced over for a hat-trick of tries to provide the perfect ending to a week in which he was invited to train with the Irish Six Nations squad, and Ronan O'Gara kicked 24 points as the two-times champions saved their best for last.
Having clinched the pool the previous weekend, this game at stadium:mk was all about securing a home draw. They did that and more as they overtook reigning champions Leinster to take the top seed position.
Northampton Saints knew they had to win with a bonus point to stand any chance of reaching the Heineken Cup quarter-finals and also had to be aware that if the Scarlets won in Castres, they could pinch a potential Amlin Challenge Cup place.
As for Munster, the only unbeaten team in the tournament after five rounds of pool matches, they needed to grab at least a losing bonus point to ensure they played their quarter-final at their beloved Thomond Park.
So there was all to play for, although Saints went into the game without their England trio of Chris Ashton (not selected), Tom Wood and Courtney Lawes (injured).
The home side came into the game on the back of five successive wins in all competitions and were seeking revenge for having victory snatched from their grasp by an 84th-minute O'Gara drop goal on matchday one.
They started well and Ryan Lamb rewarded their dominance with two early penalties.
O'Gara was quick to respond, but a penalty try awarded when the Munster pack disintegrated at a scrum in the shadow of their posts allowed Saints to move into a 10-point lead.
Munster looked slightly stunned, but their wealth of experience came to the fore and the metronomic boot of O'Gara gave them some impetus.
Munster had confirmed themselves as pool winners the previous weekend, but there was the tantalising prize of a record unbeaten march through their pool for the first time in their 17 years in the tournament if they could keep their winning run going.
Things were looking good when BJ Botha burrowed his way over from close range for a try and O'Gara's conversion was followed by a penalty that gave them the lead for the first time in the 37th minute.
But Lamb had the last laugh in the first half with another penalty and it was all square at the break.
The capacity 22,000 crowd were gripped by the action and there was no let up in the intensity when the action resumed.
With their home draw under threat, Munster flexed their muscles and two tries in a breathtaking burst seemed to have put the result beyond doubt. Johne Murphy rounded off some great play in the right corner and then Denis Hurley sent Zebo racing clear a few minutes later.
The 12-point lead was cut by a second penalty try awarded for another total destruction of the Munster scrum from five metres out, but the home side could not cut the gap to anything less than four points.
At 26-31 it was still anyone's game but even though Lamb matched two more O'Gara penalties, Zebo's interception try from 60 metres not only sealed the victory but guaranteed a home draw and took Munster ahead of the reigning champions Leinster to the top qualifying spot.
It was the first time this season in Europe that Munster had picked up a bonus point and now they have to break the Heineken Cup hoodoo by becoming the only team to win the trophy by winning nine straight games.
Zebo's hat-trick try and Ian Keatley's conversion took the score over 50 points and Scott Armstrong's last-minute try was hardly any consolation for the shattered Saints.
A penalty from fly-half Stephen Jones two minutes from time earned the
In a dramatic Heineken Cup Pool One contest, Jones' late kick and a 90-metre interception try from flanker Aaron Shingler claimed a deserved win for the West Walians and the runners-up spot which ensures their European season is not over.
Northampton's home defeat to Munster in Milton Keynes aided the Scarlets' cause, but head coach Nigel Davies will be delighted with the grit shown by his side who were missing a host of regular starters through injury.
The only downside for the Scarlets was a second-half injury to Wales fly-half Rhys Priestland, which will be a worry for national coach Warren Gatland so close to the RBS 6 Nations.
Davies had been forced into making nine changes from the side that lost to the Saints in Llanelli the previous week, but it was hardly noticeable in the first quarter.
The Scarlets dominated the early exchanges and were rewarded for their endeavour with a 10th-minute penalty from Priestland.
Playing with their trademark verve and adventure, the Welsh region were causing the Castres defence all sorts of problems and it came as no surprise when they were celebrating the game's opening try thanks to a superb individual effort from number eight Matt Gilbert - on his first European start.
Wales centre Jonathan Davies, who was a constant threat, made the critical burst, but Gilbert still had plenty of work to do to beat the last defender and race into the corner.
Priestland missed the conversion, and the Castres faithful then thought their side had pulled a try back when France wing Marc Andreu dived in at the corner.
Referee JP Doyle consulted the television match official and he adjudged the diminutive speedster had put a foot in touch.
Priestland missed a chance to extend the visitors' advantage by pushing a penalty wide on 26 minutes and, with flanker Richie Pugh hauled down a metre short and the outstanding Davies denied a clear run to the try-line by a last-ditch tackle after intercepting 60 metres out, the Scarlets will feel they should have been further ahead.
Instead, with mistakes and ill-discipline creeping into the Scarlets game, it was the home side who finished an entertaining half the stronger.
New South African recruit Rory Kockott put his side on the board with a penalty on 33 minutes and landed another two minutes before the interval to make it 8-6 at the turnaround.
In contrast to the opening half, it was Castres who flew out of the blocks, and it took some stubborn defence from the Scarlets on their own line to keep the home side out.
The visitors lost Priestland to a leg injury on 53 minutes - a concern not only for the Scarlets, but Gatland just a couple of weeks before the Six Nations opener against Ireland in Dublin.
Then with Castres again pressing the Scarlets' line, Shingler produced his remarkable intervention.
Snaffling a pass 90 metres out, the flanker showed tremendous pace and stamina to outstrip two Castres backs to the line.
Crucially, though, Jones missed with the conversion and, after spilling the restart, the visitors were left to defend for their lives in the final quarter.
Wing Liam Williams produced a try-saving tackle in the corner on Romain Martial, but eventually with Castres number eight Chris Masoe to the fore, all the pressure told with replacement Yannick Forestier driving over from close range.
Full-back Romain Teulet squared things up with the conversion, then Jones pushed another penalty attempt wide.
With the game resting on a knife edge, Jones had another chance to win it on 78 minutes and this time made no mistake to claim another memorable win for the Scarlets on French soil.


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Oak Hall School Welcomes Chinese Degation
Some long distance relationships don't work out, but one local middle school says its relationship with their Chinese sister school has just grown stronger over the past five years.
Today, Oak Hall School welcomed its sister school from Changzhou, China.
The delegation featured four students and five faculty members from Changzhou Middle School.
During the ceremony, the two groups thanked each other for their hospitality and exchanged gifts.
The partnership between the schools began five years ago.
Through four cross cultural visits -- two to China and two to Gainesville -- both groups say the friendship has blossomed into a close friendship.
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The delegation will leave Thursday.
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Bulldog Miscues Help #2 Vanderbilt Claim Series
April 21, 2013
ATHENS, Ga. ---- Second-ranked Vanderbilt edged Georgia 5-1 in Sunday's rubber match of an SEC series at Foley Field as the Bulldogs made a season-high five errors.
Vanderbilt (35-6, 16-2 SEC) got on the board first in the top of the second inning, scoring two runs thanks to two errors and a wild pitch by the Bulldogs. The inning started off with a hard hit single by Mike Yastrzemski. Spencer Navin then hit a grounder back to pitcher Sean McLaughlin at the mound, however, McLaughlin couldn't hold onto the ball and committed his second error of the afternoon allowing Navin to reach base.
After a sacrifice bunt by Conrad Gregor pushed both runners into scoring position, a wild pitch allowed Yastrzemski to score from third. The Commodores scored their second run of the inning on an RBI single into left field by Vince Conde that came on the 14th pitch of the at-bat.
Georgia (15-26, 4-14 SEC) threatened to cut into Vanderbilt's lead in the bottom of the second after a one out walk by Brett DeLoach was followed by a Daniel Nichols single that gave the Bulldogs runners on the corners with just one out. However, TJ Pecoraro was able to force Zack Bowers to pop out in foul territory, and then struck out Justin Bryan to get out of the jam.
Vanderbilt extended their lead in the top of the third inning on back-to-back RBI doubles from Zander Wiel and Yastrzemski to make it 4-0. Xavier Turner led off the inning with a single into left, and later advanced to third on a fielder's choice and stolen base. Wiel continued his hot streak during the series with his second double and sixth RBI of the weekend.
The Bulldogs were finally able to get on the board in the bottom of the fifth thanks to a two out RBI single by Kyle Farmer. Farmer's single brought in Nelson Ward who singled with one out and then advanced to second on a fielder's choice. Farmer's single extended his hitting streak to six games and cut Vanderbilt's lead to 4-1 through five innings.
After allowing the Bulldog's only run of the afternoon, Pecoraro, who went 4.2 innings, was lifted in favor of Carlson Fulmer. He pitched 2.1 innings while allowing just one hit and no runs and struck out two while facing the minimum of seven batters. Fulmer notched his first win while McLaughlin dropped to 4-4.
Closer Brian Miller finished the game off for Vanderbilt pitching two innings allowing just one hit and one strikeout for his 11th save.
"That's just unacceptable this time of the year," said Georgia head coach David Perno after the game. "We were just kicking the ball around on defense. It was embarrassing. We are in a situation where we can get to Birmingham (for the SEC Tournament), it's not farfetched but we have to make plays. We have to have good at bats, we have to get hits, and we have to score runs. We just aren't getting it done. There's a lack of confidence that we have and we just can't get over that hump right now."
Georgia will head to Turner Field in Atlanta on Tuesday for the annual meeting with rival Georgia Tech at 7 p.m. The Yellow Jackets won the first contest with Georgia earlier this year in Athens by a score of 7-5 at Foley Field. It will be the 11th straight year the teams meet at Turner Field, and the Bulldogs hold a 7-3 edge in the "Spring Baseball Classic for Kids," which benefits Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
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I took a look at them on Weapons Guild. There seems to be a lot of positive comments on Jack's products. I don't personally need one, but it would be nice to hear your impressions once you start building it.
I saw an ad for a 2XTM magwell kit from "Jack Squat's Flat Spot". He advertises on Weapons Guild and Weaponeer, and also sells them on Gunbroker.
He's selling a plasma-cut magwell kit with locating tabs. Just hold it together with a C-clamp and weld it yourself. You have to bend the feedramp down and to all the shaping yourself.
He's selling them for the Suomi and the PPsh. I got one of the Suomi ones, $22.63 to my door. The Lichtenberg ones were several times, and the 2XTM page on his web site is 404 now.
For anyone building a 2XTM the additional work to finish off the Jack Squat magwell shouldn't be a problem. Now I need to go order another flat...
I took a look at them on Weapons Guild. There seems to be a lot of positive comments on Jack's products. I don't personally need one, but it would be nice to hear your impressions once you start building it.
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller
Jack cuts his parts on a 5k watt laser. not a Plasma. the laser can get crisper detail cuts. I ordered one of his first fold and weld ak flats. along with 2 of his kp44 flats and feed ramps/trunion supports.
great cuts on the flats. nice and crisp.
What I lack in accuracy, I make up for in Volume!!!!
Jack's stuff is GTG.
I bought a couple of his under folder rear tangs.
The Suomi magwells are awesome! Snap together like Lego's and are very heavy duty.
Used one on my 9mm Galil bullpup project and it was great.
Here's another shot of just the magwell. The pic doesn't include the 2 little tabs for the front of the magwell, but you can see it's a heck of a deal for what he charges, which is little for what you're getting. Good Stuff.


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- 12.27.16
Jamie Bernstein
- West Side Stories: The Making of a Classic
- 10.01.12
Jamie Bernstein
- Music Review: Symphony showcases Bernstein's rich legacy
Richmond Times-Dispatch
- 03.27.12
Jamie Bernstein
- On the Dotted Line
- 02.05.09
Jamie Bernstein
- This weekend, it's a 'Wonderful Town'
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- 11.24.08
Jamie Bernstein
- Exciting: Bernstein's appeal lies in melody
Winston-Salem Journal
- 08.25.08
Jamie Bernstein
- Bernstein tribute at Blossom leaves admirers wishing for more
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- Blossom holds its own Bernstein party
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- Daughter offers glimpses of Bernstein and his music
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- Composer's daughter shares his Story
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Jamie Bernstein
- Insider gives her take on play
New Haven Register
- 02.05.07
Jamie Bernstein
- SSO celebrates Bernstein works
The Republican
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Jamie Bernstein
- The Ways of Learning
The New York Sun
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Jamie Bernstein
- With new kids' concerts, Bernstein's beat goes on
The Star Tribune
Jamie Bernstein is a narrator, writer and broadcaster who has transformed a lifetime of loving music into a career of sharing her knowledge and enthusiasm with others. She grew up in an atmosphere bursting with music, theatre and literature. Her father, composer-conductor Leonard Bernstein, together with her mother, the pianist and actress Felicia Montealegre, and their legions of friends in the arts, created a spontaneous, ebullient household that turned Jamie into a dyed-in-the-wool cultural enthusiast.
Jamie's symphony pops concert, "Bernstein on Broadway," produced with conductor Michael Barrett, has enjoyed success with the Vancouver Symphony, the Minnesota Orchestra, the Phoenix Symphony, the San Antonio Symphony and the Rochester Philharmonic among others. An evening of Leonard Bernstein's music for Broadway, the "Bernstein on Broadway" program features Jamie's concert narration performed live with orchestra and vocalists.
Replicating her father's lifelong compulsion to share and teach, Jamie has written and produced several concerts for families and young people on the music of Copland, Mozart, Bernstein and others. The acclaimed program "The Bernstein Beat," a family concert about her father modeled after his own groundbreaking Young People's Concerts has been presented by Carnegie Hall Family Concerts, the Caramoor Festival and orchestras across the country. In 2009 Jamie was commissioned by the Philadelphia Orchestra to write a youth concert narration in partnership with the Philadelphia Orchestra's Education Department based around Pennsylvania State curriculum standards for school children. The final program, "Music Can Morph: Folk Music in the Concert Hall," is being presented by the Philadelphia Orchestra in nine sold out school time concerts during the 2009-2010 season.
Jamie also travels the world as a concert narrator, appearing with orchestras from Philadelphia to Minnesota, Havana to Beijing. In addition to her own scripts, Jamie also performs standard concert narrations, such as Walton's "Facade," Copland's "A Lincoln Portrait," Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" and her father's Symphony No. 3, "Kaddish." She is a frequent speaker on musical topics, including in-depth discussions of her father's works.
In her role as a broadcaster, Jamie has produced and hosted numerous shows for radio stations in the United States and Great Britain. In addition to hosting several seasons of the New York Philharmonic's live national radio broadcasts, Jamie has presented several series for New York's classical station, 96.3 FM WQXR, including annual live broadcasts from Tanglewood. Most recently, Jamie presented a series for BBC Radio 3, "Fast Machine," about the music scene in New York City.
In addition to writing her own scripts and narrations, Jamie writes articles and poetry which have appeared in such publications as Symphony, DoubleTake, Town & Country and Gourmet.
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Source:: https://github.com/s...mmc-ra-recovery
This is an Amon Ra style custom recovery based on drellisdee's (aka getitnowmarketing) source with a few changes added by me.
The "nandroid" script includes code to auto-reboot your phone upon completing a backup, which could be especially useful after a long, compressed backup, but it's never been an option in the UI. I wanted this feature to be included in the backup and restore menus simply for convenience, i.e. restore a nandroid before going to bed so the phone is ready for you in the morning, make a backup while you're mowing the yard so the phone is ready for you when you come inside, etc.
Accordingly, I modified nandroid-mobile.sh to include autoreboot on restore and modified and built a new recovery binary to offer autoreboot in the backup and restore menus. While tinkering with it, I decided to modify the font color and background graphics. Themes and features explained below.
Change Log
v4.3 - Add Get Current ROM Version to Other menu Add initial dalvik wipe to Superwipe to ICS and AOKP themes from v4.2.1 v4.2.1 - Very minor Update mason theme to new logo Add initial dalvik wipe to Superwipe (forgot it on v4.2) v4.2 - Add Roboto font (from CEnnis91) Reorganize and clarify wipe menu, add Calkulin's Clear Temp (wipe Temp Files in recovery) and Superwipe Center main recovery screen header and switch to all caps v4.1 - Added two new choices to the top of the wipe menu: Combined cache & dalvik wipe Combined boot, cache, data, system (aka Calkulin's FORMAT ALL) wipe Changed auto-reboot message from "Rebooting recovery..." to "Rebooting phone..." v4.0.1 - Fixed symlinks to dump_image and flash_image, which should correct any restore issues from v4.0 (thanks drellisdee) Modified nandroid-mobile.sh and extracommands.c to allow recovery to handle autoreboot versus the script (thanks drellisdee) Added message and three second delay before autorebooting (thanks drellisdee)
All features from v3.11 + autoreboot + improved wiping options + roboto
Known Issues
None at this time
Important Notes
1. To autoreboot, just select that option along with your other backup/restore choices and run as normal. Upon completion, you will see a reboot message along with a three second delay before rebooting.
2. The AOKP theme is just that-- a themed recovery-- not officially endorsed/supported by the AOKP team so please don't bother them with anything related to this recovery.
All versions available here:
Latest versions mirrored here:
Using fastboot (using .img)
fastboot flash recovery /path/to/<recoveryname>.img
Using bootloader (using .zip)
Rename file to 'PC36IMG.zip' and place on root of sd card, reboot to bootloader, allow bootloader to scan, volume up to accept update
Special Thanks/Credits
drellisdee (HUGE help- thanks! <-- buy him an energy drink)
Amon_RA (donate)
Brainaid and infernix
Ropodope for testing
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Do cats throw up often, or should I be concerned?
My 3yr old cat has started throwing up 2-4 times a week now. We have had him on an indoor cat food for as long as we've had him with wet food once a week to hide some hairball preventative in. He hacks a couple times a day, but we never actually see him throw up. He tends to do it in the mornings before we wake up. He seems to 'swallow' it back down when he's hacking. It sounds like a hairball hack, but because of the preventative, he's never actually thrown up hair. He seems normal, and has a healthy appetite, drinks plenty of water, and keeps exercised. I've been told that their nose color could indicate something, it's usually pink, but when he's real calm or sleeping, it's a very pale light pink. X-rays and blood tests are just so expensive. I need some advice. He's always been very good at keeping clean. We also switched to other means of keeping his fur clean, should we go back to baths?
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No, vomiting this often isn't normal. It isn't normal even if he's throwing up hairballs. The notion that frequent hairballs are normal is a myth, and "hairball prevention" remedies don't do anything but add unnecessary grease to a cat's diet. There is an excellent article over in the Cat Health Forum on this subject. Please click over and read that.
Please elaborate on the "other means of keeping his fur clean" that you are using. Are you using some type of soap or chemical on his fur? He could be having a reaction to whatever agent you're using on him. If he's being bathed, he should be thoroughly rinsed so there is no residue left in his fur. But if he's "good at keeping clean", as you say, and nobody in your home has allergies, I'm not sure why it's necessary for you to do anything additional to clean him.
Please get him in for a vet exam, and provide them with a list of EVERYTHING you're giving him, internally and externally, so the reason for his vomiting can be determined.
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Lawmakers Propose Investigation of State Police
New York, NY —
Two New York lawmakers are moving to prevent the governor's office from abusing access to the state police. State Sen. Eric Adams says he and Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries are proposing an investigation because of revelations that the Paterson administration may have inappropriately turned to state troopers in a domestic abuse episode involving the governor's aide.
"We may have to remove the state police from under the governor's control," Adams says. "We may have to put it under the area of civilian control or another agency. Those are the things that we have to look at."
Adams says instances of political interference go back through the Spitzer and Pataki administrations. His legislation would empanel a commission with subpoena power. Nine of its members would be appointed by the chief judge of the state court of appeals, with the remainder appointed by the legislature.


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Just what do they think of us, pondered the Food Standards Agency, the government body charged with protecting public health and guarding us all from poisoning? And so they did what these bodies do and commissioned research, a project that took months, involving experts, the public and journalists. Around 600 people. But the results, it seems, were worse than the taste of an undercooked sausage, especially the views of the journalists who said the FSA's communication skills were virtually nonexistent. And so the organisation did what these organisations do and cancelled yesterday's briefing at which it was supposed to have met its critics. No rescheduled date. No explanation. As a communications strategy, that's the way to go.
More of the fisticuffs in Rochdale, where seven Labour party members will face disciplinary proceedings on Sunday for allegedly being beastly to their official candidate, Simon Danczuk. Yesterday we told of a letter signed by six calling for an investigation into allegations about Danczuk's private life. But the charge sheet will be longer than that, we are told, for it will include allegations that party members have been harassed and intimidated. "There is a long history to this," a source tells us. "Multiple offences." But then can one be surprised, as a glance at the archive reveals that at the time of his selection Danczuk (pictured) said he received anonymous death threats? At one point, he was reportedly sent a wreath. No suggestion that those under the spotlight ever resorted to such shenanigans. But it's lively there and no mistake.
From yesterday's Daily Telegraph, a snapshot of Team Cameron, the people who will comprise his inner circle when the likely becomes reality next year. Figures such as chick-lit novelist Louise Bagshawe, Zac Goldsmith and MEP Christopher Heaton Harris. We also see the black rising star Shaun Bailey and the former Tory spinner Priti Patel. But there are limits, and alas there can be no role for such as Susan John-Richards, a former investment banker who was popular among activists for her role in helping make Wandsworth a Tory citadel in south London, but has now flounced off from the party complaining of sexual discrimination. "I was always kept in the dark regarding my ward, always discriminated against and faced sexist remarks and actions," she says. Party sources accuse her of sour grapes because she was deselected as a candidate for the next election and deny suggestions that she suffered the sort of discrimination Dave abhors. She just didn't have what it takes to make the Team.
A setback too for Tories keen to rubbish the rebellious Conservative MEP Edward McMillan-Scott, who unforgivably broke ranks and won the vice-presidency of the European Parliament. This ruined Dave's plan to have Polish MEP Michal Kaminski as vice-president. Worse, it meant that Dave had to make Kaminski, with his extremist background and surrounded as he is by contested accusations of antisemitism, the leader of the Tory-led Euro alliance of parties. Worse still, McMillan-Scott highlighted the questionable aspects of Kaminsky's past. More than enough to make the veteran Tory public enemy number one. But the assault has hit the buffers following an article in the Daily Telegraph that defended Kaminsky and was less than generous about the man the Tories love to hate. No trace of it now in the Telegraph's archive. They have had to expunge it following a communication from McMillan-Scott and his combative lawyer friends at Carter Ruck. Two-nil to the rebel. From the Tory terraces, an eerie quiet.
Finally, controversy blights the 2012 world championships of the Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Magiques, the worldwide convention for top magicians, which will be staged in Blackpool. Paul Daniels isn't pleased. "When I heard it was going to Blackpool, my heart sank," he tells the Stage. "Blackpool now is a sad place for those of us who remember it as it was. Now it's rough, tasteless, bawdy, scruffy." Blackpool says backatcha, Mr Paul, and officials insist he will not, in light of his comments, be invited. After all their ill fortune, a stroke of luck.


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CANADA STOCKS-TSX ends higher on U.S. data, central bank comments
TORONTO, June 25 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index jumped on Tuesday, led by a surge in shares of financial companies, after robust U.S. data and comments from major central banks helped alleviate investors' concerns about the economic recovery and monetary policy. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index unofficially closed up 168.56 points, or 1.42 percent, at 12,005.42. All of the 10 main sectors on the index were higher.
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Constant surveillance by an impersonal power preserves a modern society more autonomous and secretive than any that came before. You have never been watched more than you were today. The parking meter you paid with a credit card, the camera at the café's door, the gift card you used to buy your coffee, the emails you sent from your laptop, and the status you posted on Facebook have tracked you, tagged you, placed you, recorded you, spotted you. Your information has … [Read more...]
The New Privacy: How the NSA Protects Our Right to Be Isolationists
The Tyranny of Data
Data science has been dubbed by Harvard Business Review as "the sexiest job in the 21st century" and by The New York Times as a "hot new field that promises to revolutionize industries, from business to government, health care to academia." As the Times article explains, technology has given us access to gargantuan amounts of data, and companies, universities, and governments are rapidly hiring data scientists with the statistical and programming skills to make sense of "big data," a ph … [Read more...]
What Hath Our Hands Wrought?
In certain circles, it's become popular to worry about the effects of "the Internet" on human life. The pace of technological development and the uncertainty about the long term effects of being constantly "plugged-in" both fuel our anxiety. The Atlantic alone has run two examples of this genre in the last week. First, Hanna Rosin recently wrote an Atlantic cover story about "The Touch-Screen Generation" and how early access to this technology might affect children's development. She introduces t … [Read more...]


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> Home > Government > Department Directory > Lake County Museums > Lakeport Historic Courthouse Museum
Lakeport Historic Courthouse Museum
Welcome to the Historic Courthouse Museum!
The Historic Courthouse Museum is Lake County's premier museum of county and Native American history.
Open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.
Spring 2015, Sunday noon - 4 p.m.
The museum is closed for the following holidays: New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve Day and Christmas Day.
The museum is open with limited hours on the following special days: Memorial Day, the 4th of July, Labor Day and the Friday following Thanksgiving.
255 North Main Street
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How Walkable Is Your Neighborhood?
What makes a neighborhood walkable? According to a new ranking of U.S. cities, it's the proximity to amenities, as located by Google. Unfortunately, other considerations such as weather, hills, lack of sidewalks and public transit aren't factored in.
Walk Score, which launched last year, allows users to type in an address and get a "walkability score" from 0 (must have car) to 100 (walker's paradise). Thursday the site released a ranking of the nation's top 40 cities, ranging from No. 1 San Francisco (86) to No. 40 Jacksonville (36), based on weighted averages of scores throughout the cities. The scores for individual neighborhoods or addresses represent "the potential to live a less car-dependent lifestyle in that area," Mike Mathieu, the Internet entrepreneur behind the site, told me.
Walk Score's admirably detailed methodology statements explain how the scores work and how they don't. Each address gets points for amenities — restaurants, grocery stores, libraries, parks, and more — found by a Google Local search within a mile "as the crow flies." The closer the amenity, the more it boosts the walkability score.
Google taps into directories and Web results to fill its database of local amenities. Its results are imperfect, and thus so are the Walk Score results. Take my home address in Brooklyn Heights, which scored 98 out of 100, as an example. Walk Score counted as a park a real-estate management company with the word "park" in its name. It also listed Governor's Island, but walking there would require flotation devices. A defunct grocery store was still listed, alongside a drug store classified as a grocery store. A new bar/restaurant wasn't to be found, but a restaurant located in a different borough made the cut because it's on a street that shares a name with a street near me. And the nearest school was a karate training hall (inexplicably accompanied by a photo of a restaurant called Dojo).
Mr. Mathieu acknowledged these sorts of errors. "There is no data source out there that actually reflects the real world," he said. But he said that the scores remain pretty good indicators for people looking for a new home. "We get lots of emails that say, 'Hey, this bookstore closed, and you don't have this new cafe that opened, but yeah, you pretty much have it right," said Mr. Mathieu, whose Seattle neighborhood, Laurelhurst, scored a 74.
The reliance on nearby amenities to the exclusion of other factors, such as sidewalk and street design, neighborhood safety and road speed limits, is a reflection partly of a lack of data. Such information, if available at all, tends to be for a city overall rather than for specific addresses or neighborhoods, Mr. Mathieu said.
"The single biggest predictor of whether people walk is the number of nearby amenities," he said, citing a 2002 telephone survey. He does, however, hope to incorporate public transit information by the end of the year, and is investigating using Google driving directions to calculate distances since Google doesn't offer walking directions. He also plans to allow people to customize the scores if, say, they are childless and want to filter out schools from the amenities.
Walk Score is one of several ventures launched by Mr. Mathieu's Seattle civic software company, Front Seat. "It's organized as a for-profit, but we're looking at social return on investment as the thing we're maximizing," he said. Other projects include a global warming gift box and a parody site calling attention to predatory lending practices.
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Actor Robin Williams Dead At Age 63
Several news outlets are reporting that actor Robin Williams has died at the age of 63-years-old.
Several sources say that he has been battling depression, and that the Oscar winning actor may have taken his own life by asphyxiation.
Williams was reportedly found unconscious in his Tiburon, Ca. home and pronounced dead at 12:02 pm Monday afternoon.
His family is asking that fans allow them their privacy during this very difficult time. Williams had recently signed on to perform in the sequel to "Mrs. Doubtfire."
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Time in Whitehead and Heidegger: A Response
by Peter B. Manchester
Peter B. Manchester lectures in the Religious Studies Program, University of California, Berkeley. The following article appeared in Process Studies, pp.106-113, Vol. 5, Number 2, Summer 1975. Process Studies is published quarterly by the Center for Process Studies, 1325 N. College Ave., Claremont, CA 91711. Used by permission. This material was prepared for Religion Online by Ted and Winnie Brock.
If "derived time" follows from something more primordial (for Whitehead, creative advance as constituted in the subjective immediacy of concrescing actual entities; for Heidegger, the truth of Being as disclosed in the openness which pervades Dasein on the basis of its ecstatic-horizontal temporality), that something must not itself be time-like, or talk of "derivation" is otiose. What David Mason says about the concrescence of the Whiteheadian "primitive entity," the actual entity in subjective immediacy, convinces me that for Whitehead time is not derived at all but only presupposed with unique thoroughness.
But I cannot assess Masons presentation of Whitehead in itself; my concern is with the fact that by interpreting Heidegger in the image of his reading of Whitehead, he produces an account of the temporal problematic of Sein und Zeit that seems fundamentally mistaken at key points. In particular, Masons notion of temporality, taken from his claim that is parallel to Whiteheads concrescence (p. 85f), is simply that of time and misses the force of Heideggers careful distinction between temporality and time. This coheres with a subjectivized reading of the phenomenology of Dasein which is far from being sufficiently reformed, that is, in relation to the real target of Heideggers dismantling of the tradition.
I shall treat each of these general areas of concern in the two short essays that follow.
I. Temporality and Time
To be temporal seems to mean for Mason to "become" (p. 85f), to be "essentially active" (p. 100), to be "dynamic" (p. 89f). Concrescence, for example, takes place in a series of phases (p. 89); it involves sensed passage" (p. 91); it is the droplet of a reality which is "a creative process rhythmically alternating (p. 88). The concepts of becoming, activity, phase-series, passage, process, rhythm, and alternation all seem to be time-sensed, i.e. to involve the distinction before/after. Ordinary usage would allow us to say that they are all temporal, but it is just such use of temporal that Heidegger excludes in Sein und Zeit -- coining instead the term innerzeitig for that purpose. To be temporal in Heideggers sense is to have a complex unity disclosed against the background and in the pattern of unity of the three temporal horizons, past, present, and future.1 It is essential to his whole argument to realize that temporal unities are not time-like nor defined in relation to time, or to put it another way, that past, present, and future are neither times nor parts of time.
None of the past, the present, or the future come before or after any of the others, nor does time flow -- if this metaphor makes sense in any context2 -- from one of them to another. We sometimes identify time with the present and talk of the present as flowing, yet are stymied if asked whether it flows from the past forward into the future or from the future back into the past. In fact it does neither. The present stays, not moves; and in just the same way the past and the future stay, so that there is constantly and abidingly a full past/present/future structure to the disclosedness of the world. To be sure the content of the time which is discovered (in different ways) in each of past, present, and future varies; but the fact that there is a temporal structure to all disclosed being-in-time does not. It doesnt take time for there to be a past, for example. I dont have to wait several days before I have a past; nor does the future start tomorrow, a week from Tuesday, etc.
For Heidegger, past, present, and future are first of all horizons, a term he accepts from formal phenomenology and uses to name structures of disclosedness. Mason somewhat artificially narrows "the ordinary concept (or interpretation) of time" against which ecstatic-horizonal temporality is counterposed to the point-set interpretation of the time-continuum required by Newtonian mathematical mechanics. What is troublesome ontologically about this interpretation is the vanishing magnitude of the now, which would suggest that physical being were infinitesimally thin along one of its axes of extension; it is surely correct to rejoin, as Whitehead does, that such a now is abstract and ideal and that what is concrete about time involves "perception through a duration" (PNK 8), so that only the "specious present is a primitive entity" (p. 87). But the ordinary interpretation of time supposes also -- and here makes an ontological commitment in which Mason clearly joins -- that however the analytic geometry of the now is construed, it is only now, i.e., in the physically present, that being is. On this properly ontological level of this originally Aristotelian treatment, which Mason does not seem to put in question, Heidegger would point out a naive and inexplicit" commitment to disclosedness against the horizon of ecstatic-temporal presence (Anwesenheit, parousia) -- which is something very different from believing in the instantaneous now.3
Heideggers characteristic claim in Sein und Zeit is that there are always three horizons of the disclosure space called temporality which could have this kind of fundamental role in determining what to mean by be. The Fundamentalontologie of Sein und Zeit goes deeper than existing ontology (if it does) precisely by restoring to the traditional role of temporal presence the larger context of the problem of the unity of all three horizons.4
One way to illustrate the full scope of this problem would be to look more closely at the horizonal character of the ecstatic past in contrast with the past of the ordinary interpretation of time, which is only understood by negative contrast with the present.5 Here Mason, apparently following Whitehead, allows us to make a particularly striking contrast: we can never change the past" he says (p. 95), meaning to evoke what Heidegger calls Daseins facticity and to compare it with the objectivity with which perished actual occasions confront the concrescing actual entity in Whitehead. But there is a sense in which change the past is just what Dasein does and must do if it is to sustain an authentic self-disclosure.
Dasein has a past not by being located at the expanding edge of a field of facts with which it entertains relations (prehensions), which makes the past external and the present related to it in a time-like way (i.e., as coming after it, in sequence with it), but by itself ecstatically opening the very having-been-ness (Gewesenheit. corresponding to Anwesenheit) in which such things as distance in time and past facts are discoverable. Dasein is its own having-been-ness, which Heidegger tries to bring out with his treatment of repetition. As having a past, Dasein comes ecstatically vor ihm selbst, before itself in the double sense of face to face with itself and already there. In line with Sein und Zeits general thesis, it is only as possible that so-called past facts enter into an authentic disclosedness of Dasein, for Dasein is in general a possibility of itself. Hence it is wholly consistent of Heidegger to propose as authentic interpretations of, say, Presocratic philosophy what seem at first to be wholly novel assertions.6 The seeming voluntarism, not to say willfulness of Heideggers treatment of history may not commend his philosophy to our objectivist-empiricist temper, but it is clearly reflected in his analysis in principle of Daseins authentic having-been-ness and makes a resounding contrast with Mason/Whitehead.
Common sense thinks that there is first time, then location in time, and only then a looking-forward and backward (and at the location itself) from which future, past, and present arise. As an ordered set of such quasi-places, time comprises a field of peculiarly unbridgeable distances, and the account I have just given of Heideggers notion of Daseins free past will seem to require a metaphysically preposterous action at a distance. But Heidegger denies that Dasein has location in time, denies that its having a past, present, and future is consequent upon such location, and above all denies that the structure of Daseins unity is time-sensed even, when that unity is projected on time by the ecstatic stretching along of its historic taking place (Geschehen).
Whiteheadians seem able to imagine such ecstatically spanned unities-across-time on the so-called microscopic scale of the specious present, but give up on the idea as the scope of the temporal disclosure space is widened to the scale of human lifetime and of generations.7 But worse than this from the point of view of Heideggers temporal problematic, by submitting the ecstatic unities of their specious presents to the before/after ordering and metric properties of linear time, at least in terms of their mutually external relations and arrangements, they give back ontologically every advantage they gained from the use of an cc-static-temporal disclosure horizon in the first place, even though it was only the single horizon of presence.
Authentic Daseins temporal disclosedness is never in sequence with itself, or with anything else. "Nur solange Dasein ist, gibt es Sein" (SZ 212=BT 255). The inner finality of the temporal disclosure space gives the problem of the finitude and end of Dasein a dimension Mason never sees -- and which seems to have no proper parallel in Whitehead. We will return to the problem after the next section.
II. Metaphysics and the Subject
Mason is exactly right in identifying as a key question in a reciprocal Whitehead/Heidegger interpretation the problem whether Whitehead "is a part of the metaphysical tradition which Heidegger seeks to dismantle" (p. 83). Mason thinks not, assuming that the trouble with metaphysics is its "theory of subjects as enduring substances" which "both men have rejected and replaced" (p. 96).
Unhappily it seems that Mason has in mind a replacement that can be formulated as a theory of subjects "as essentially active or primordially temporal in their Being" (p. 100). By thus counterposing an active, dynamic (which is what he means by temporal) subject to the static, substantial subject of recent metaphysical tradition, Mason may have taken care of real concerns, but not those that trouble Heidegger. Far from overthrowing metaphysics, Whitehead as Mason pictures him capitulates wholly and explicitly to its temporal presuppositions -- which have to do not with the contrast between enduring substances and dynamic processes but rather with the insistence on subjectivity and the horizonal schema of temporal presence. A dynamic subject is no less a subject (hupokeimenon) than a static one, if to its underlying absolute presence phenomenal multiplicities are referred for their unity, as to a synthesizing agent.
Present immediacy . . . is a unified subject which modifies its data. This synthesizing activity constitutes the subjective immediacy of the occasion. . . The present, therefore, is the entity in its role as subject; . . . The decisive factor which yields the uniqueness of every present is the free, self-determining activity of the subject itself. (p. 98)
Not just verbally but systematically, it would be difficult to find a closer English definition of Heideggers Vorhandenheit than this discussion of present (Or subjective) immediacy. If giving an account of how all multiplicities of behavior, appearance, or relationship find their unity in the presence of an underlying unity is equated with portraying the primitive entity in its Being, then it is just immaterial to Heideggers questions whether the prime instance of such Vorhandenheit is seen in the static structure of extended things or in the dynamism of occasions of experience. For in either case the same temporal-horizonal choice has been made, on the basis of the same dire presuppositions about the phenomenology of Dasein.
Indeed Masons presentation of the phenomenology of Dasein is everywhere dishearteningly subjectivized and psychologized, to the point of producing the circular critical procedure where a key objection -- that Heidegger focuses one-sidedly on "psychological phenomena" (p. 101) -- is actually read into analyses which are themselves deliberately non-psychological and even non-anthropological (see SZ 42-52=BT 71-77; also SZ 114-17=BT 150-53).
Despite Heideggers urgent insistence to the contrary, Mason seems actively determined to identify Dasein with the epistemological subject, which is to say with the human individual in the subjectivity of his me, here, now. Because he believes in the generosity of the reformed subjectivist principle, which would not restrict the immediacy of selfhood to human subjects alone, he criticizes Heidegger for unduly restricting human subjectivity to its psychological side only, neglecting the physiological side 2nd the doorway it provides into a subjectivizing of the physical in general.
Something of the artificiality of this critique can be seen in Masons response to the feature of Heideggers temporal problematic that least rewards a picture of Dasein as the subjective immediacy of the specious present: the notion namely that Dasein is essentially futural. essentially ahead of itself, essentially possible. "In Heideggers major work," Mason writes, "the elucidation of the character of the present is obscured somewhat by the emphasis given the primacy of the future" (p. 99). One has to rejoin that, in Masons reading, the elucidation of the character of the future (and with it the whole of Daseins temporality) is obscured by a perniciously metaphysical/subjectivizing emphasis on the present and its psychological reality.
But what about Jemeinigkeit? What about the individuation of Dasein brought about by the finitude of Being-toward-death, where death is uniquely mine; and what about the whole business of being recalled to authentic self-being from dispersion into the anonymity and publicity of everyday affairs? Isnt authentic Dasein just an undistracted and courageous acceptance of being me?
What Mason reports as an emotional response to the treatment of Being-toward-death in Sein und Zeit is one source of the assumption that authentic Dasein is a possible me, for emotions, in distinction from Befindlichkeiten or dispositions as Heidegger treats them, are certainly subjective. But if, as I would insist, authenticity is not a psychological state of the subject, some other positive account must be given of all the talk about Jemeinigkeit -- and, indeed, of Heideggers fundamental definition of Dasein: "dos Seiende, das wir selbst je sind, the being which we ourselves ever/always are" (SZ 7=BT 27).
It is always true of Dasein that I am it; but in a discussion where what be means is precisely what is under question -- above all when made grammatically finite in the first person (see SZ 24=BT 46) -- this tells us much less than we might think. It surely does not mean that Dasein is a formal name for me, though it does suggest that the encounter with self, for each of us who say of ourselves I am, is somehow bound up with disclosure of Dasein, or made possible by it. It would take us far beyond the limits of this brief essay to provide a full exegesis of the problematic tied up with Heideggers talk of individuation and Jemeinigkeit, but perhaps the non-subjectivist and non-personalist direction can he suggested through some (more or less) parallel classical examples.
The doctrine of psyche in Neoplatonism bears some striking resemblances to the phenomenology of Dasein. Psyche is both the introspectively available life-form of the human individual and the disclosure space of the total natural cosmos (the notion of the world-soul); the former could be called inauthentic or fallen psyche, the latter authentic or true psyche. There is no way to get at original, true psyche except though the doorway of individuated psyche, a movement of thought which the Christian Augustine fatefully enough called the turn within.
Yet what remains striking even in Augustine is that the in of inwardness is bigger than me even though its entry is the in me. "For they endeavor to find a path outwardly, and forsake their own inward things, within which is God" (DT VIII, 7, 11). There is for Augustine an in further in than my own inwardness, which embraces and comprehends in divine freedom everything which prior to the turn within seemed only outward. God within my inward things is not equivalent to God in me for Augustine, for God is always first of all creator of the whole world and Lord of all history.
Kierkegaard is often made the source of Heideggers alleged individualism and introspective psychologism. But in the treatise which demonstrably had most influence on Heidegger, The Concept of Dread, Kierkegaard makes clear that he recognizes only two individuals, Adam and Christ, showing that the concept is hardly individualistic in any obvious sense. And he further commends as "the essential characteristic of human existence . . . that man is an individual and as such is at once himself and the whole race, in such wise that the whole race has part in the individual, and the individual has part in the whole race" (CD 26). A review of Kierkegaards treatment of the temporal moment of vision or instant (Augenblick) in this work is probably the best insulation against supposing too quickly that what Heidegger means to bring out about Dasein by insisting that in each case we are it is the simple subjective immediacy of psychic life.
Conclusion: The Fruits of Comparison
While introducing his project of comparing Whitehead and Heidegger on time, Mason suggests that the paucity of previous efforts is "a function of the assumption that their modes of philosophizing are so different as to render the thought of the one completely irrelevant to that of the other" (p. 83). Though I have argued that the differences in the systematic role of their theories of time are greater than Mason grants, the two philosophical positions are clearly not irrelevant to one another. Masons charge that Heidegger is too psychological has an instructive aspect, misleading as it may be if taken strictly. If for the distinction between psychology and physiology we substitute that between history and nature, his critique brings out clearly what I would agree is the deepest theoretical gulf between Whitehead and Heidegger. Whitehead, it seems to me, denies any ontological distinction between nature and history. I understand the reformed subjectivist principle as both naturalizing the human/historical and humanizing the natural -- or perhaps better, as seeking an ontological system midway between them and able to account for both.
Heidegger by contrast holds for a radical priority of the historical over the natural, to the point that it sometimes seems that the discovery of nature and the entertaining of theoretical relationships to it are the essence of "fallenness." The categories suited to the interpretation of nature are treated in Sein und Zeit as restrictive and devolved forms of the existentials of Dasein, and in general it is denied that nature has any Being outside of the ecstatic-horizonal disclosure space of human historicality. With respect to the problem of natural time, we have already cited Heideggers affirmation that "only so long as Dasein is, is there Being." If we should try to escape the force of this by saying that perhaps there could be time before Dasein, only it would not be disclosed, Heidegger would rejoin that Being is intrinsically disclosed and that Dasein has a privileged role in that disclosure.
The immediate background of Heideggers elevation of history above nature is of course German historicism, notably Dilthey and Hegel. In my own judgment, an even stronger role is to be attributed to Christian anthropology as Heidegger knows it from Kierkegaard and Augustine. Indeed the only claim of priority for man in the disclosure of universal Being I know of that is as far-reaching as Heideggers is the Augustinian treatment of man as imago Dei, which explicitly holds that among all created natures mans is the most embracing and intimate reflection of divine freedom and that all other natures must be referred to God in the light of that reflection.
Heidegger himself of course resolutely denies anthropological intentions and refuses to let his work be interpreted in relation to Christian theological problems. His account of the precedence of temporality over time must therefore satisfy direct phenomenological probing and prove intelligible to philosophers with a sophisticated grasp of the role of time in traditional metaphysics. No group is better prepared to bring such challenges than students of Whitehead, and if the scale of the contrast is greater than Mason would admit, the fruits of continued pursuit of his project are correspondingly more important
BT -- Martin Heidegger, Being and Time, translated by E. Robinson and J. Macquarrie. New York: Harper and How, 1962.
CD -- Soren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Dread, translated by Walter Lowrie. Princeton University Press, second edition, 1957.
DT -- Augustine, De trinitate libri XV.
SZ -- Martin Heidegger, Sein und Zeit (1927) 12te unveränderte Auflage, Tübingen: Max Niemeyer Verlag. 1972.
1There is some uncertainty in Heideggers use of the terms time (Zeit) and temporality (Zeittichkeit) in SZ, and I am enforcing the distinction as it is drawn consistently throughout the second division, "Dasein and Temporality." In the introduction, however, he refers to "time . . . as the horizon for all understanding of Being" (SZ 17 = BT 39) where later he would take care to qualify this as primordial time (die ursprüngliche Zeit), which in turn is most frequently called temporality pure and simple (cf. SZ 329=BT 377; also SZ 405=BT 457). Again, p riot to his full commitment to the specialized sense of temporality, Heidegger in the introduction sometimes resorts to the Latinisn,s temporale and Temporalitat (cf. SZ 19 BT 40) to carry the primordial force, adding to the confusion. (After Zeitlichkeit has taken on its full technical force, the locution primordial temporality which Mason uses becomes redundant and occurs very infrequently.)
2The most provocative phenomenological attack on the flowing metaphor can be found in Maurice Merleau-Ponty, The Phenomenology of Perception (translated by Collin Smith, London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1962), pp. 410-14 and ff.
3On Heideggers suggestion that the metaphysical concept of ousia has the temporal-horizontal sense of parousia but only "naively and inexplicitly," see SZ 26= BT 48; also What Is Called Thinking? (translated by Fred D. Wieck and J. Glenn Gray, New York: Harper and Row, 1968). Lecture X, pp. 100-10; and further, The End of Philosophy (translated by Joan Stambaugh, New York: Harper and Row, 1973), "Metaphysics as History of Being," pp. 4-10 and ff. The presence that provides the metaphysical tradition with its clue to Being must be distinguished from the fully temporal presence that Heidegger discusses in, for example, On Time and Being, which "plays" as a "fourth dimension" of authentic temporality among all three of the horizons of past, present, future (translated by Joan Stambaugh, New York: Harper and Row, 1972), pp. 1-15 and ff. The cognate of this presence in SZ is disclosedness, or perhaps the lighting (Lichtung) of Daseins da.
4Restoration of this sense of equiprimordiality is one of the core themes of the temporal interpretation of Dasein. "The phenomenon of the equiprimordiality of constitutive items has often been disregarded in ontology, because of a methodologically unrestrained tendency to derive everything and anything from some simple primal ground" (SZ 131=BT 170).
5The past is taken as made up of things and events which are no longer now, .e., are deprived of nowness and in that fact alone deprived of being.
6His Presocratic interpretations are perhaps the most controversial; in addition to SZ second division, chapter 5 passim, the general principle of his approach to the history of philosophy is implied in his preface to the second edition of Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics: In contrast with the methods of historical philology, which has its own problems, a dialogue between thinkers is bound by other laws" (translated by Tames Churchill, Indiana University Press, 1962), p. xxv. It is also stated forthrightly in Platons Lehre von der Wahrheit (Bern: A. Francke, 1947), p. 5, "Die Lehre eines Denkers ist des in seinem Sagen Ungesagte, . . ." -- "the doctrine of a thinker is what is unsaid in his sayings, . . .
7On the microscopic scale, there seem to be Whiteheadian equivalents to horizonal having-been and horizonal advent/future. If it would make sense to speak of empty prehension, considered as formally continual apart from any given content, this might be set in parallel with Daseins ecstatic having-been. In the same way the sheer capacity to be teleologically lured -- which involves anticipated satisfaction and perishing -- might serve as a cognate of Daseins ecstatic futurity and anticipatory completeness. The superimposition of the macroscopic scale ruins all these parallels, however, by intruding past and future being outside of the temporal disclosure space.
8Three separate footnotes mention it; the most important (SZ 235 = BT 494) is a note attached to section 45, the prospectus for the entire second division, and makes it clear that the temporal interpretation of Dasein is directly in continuation of Kierkegaards problematic of existence. CD also figures large in the note to SZ 190 (BT 492); and some of the technical parallels are discussed in the note to SZ 338 (BT 497). It would probably overstate the point only minimally to say that SZ in its entirety is an extended meditation on Kierkegaard s discussion of time and eternity in that treatise (CD 73-83).


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