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Members of a rowing expedition led by a 43-year-old adventurer, Ned Gillette, reached the outer islands of the Antarctic peninsula early yesterday after a 14-day, 600-mile voyage from the tip of South America. Besides Gillette, who is from Stowe, Vt., the crew included Mark Eichenberger, 35, of Cosa Mesa, Calif.; Jay Morrison, 34, of Shaker Heights, Ohio; and Fred Trombly, 32, of Wareham, Mass.
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As a college teacher of history, Lee Stewart, born in 1944, produced Women Volunteer To Go To Prison: A History of the Elizabeth Fry Society of B.C. 1939-1989 (Orca, 1993). The venerable organization is named after a Quaker who was one of the first women to become active in prison reform in England in the early 1800s. A group of Vancouver women organized the society in the early 1900s when they became concerned about the welfare of female prisoners at Oakalla Prison Farm in B.C.
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Light the Fire: Try a Week of Prayer Station Based 24-7 Prayer in Your Church
"Revolutions seldom begin on your knees, but the transforming revolution that is most needed in this world--on fire churches, people regularly coming to Christ, and the completion of the Great Commission has to start with prayer. --Revolution on Our Knees: 30 Days of Prayer for Neighbors and Nations--
Light the Fire IS Christ-centered, mission-minded prayer resonating in the heart of communities all over the world.
Light the Fire IS an unending season of day and night prayer with churches, campuses and missions organizations committing to pray towards the kingdom purposes of Almighty God, especially finishing the task of world evangelization. Each group prays for at least one week (168 hours total).
Light the Fire is NOT intended to be a program or an event, but an ongoing lifestyle of prayer for the glory of God that transforms people, churches, college campuses and organizations all over the world as they intercede for lost and unreached neighbors and nations. Light the Fire is NOT legalistic or filled with rules…each group's experience will be a unique reflection of their own Spirit-led creativity. Specific guidelines, resources, and training are available to help.
Since Light the Fire is NOT A PROGRAM OR AN EVENT, but a lifestyle of prayer focused upon kingdom issues dear to the heart of God, let's pray continually that the life of Jesus Christ will be evident in all of our churches, campuses and ministry organizations as we move forward. Un-ending day and night prayer will only be sustainable as we become the hands and feet of Christ, becoming the answers to the very prayers we pray.
What an awesome privilege the Father has given us - to participate with Him as He draws all people to Himself! We have the opportunity to see thousands of churches planted and millions drawn to Jesus as tools and resources are developed and servant leaders are raised up around the world. Prayer is the foundation upon which God's kingdom work is accomplished, and His chosen way to unleash us to fulfill His plans and purposes upon the earth.
Some of you have already had the experience of meeting with God in some kind of 24 hour prayer experience. Some of you have even done 24-7 for a week or longer! Many of you have never engaged the Father in this way before. Please know that moving forward, there will be no legalistic expectations - God is the initiator and the sustainer of every true movement of prayer. Every church, campus and organization will have a completely unique and different experience from others, as the Holy Spirit moves in your midst.
1. COMMIT THE PROCESS TO GOD: Ask the Almighty God to lead you by the power of His Spirit through the process and that He will show you His plan and purpose. It would be good to recruit a team of intercessors to cover this process and all of the people involved in planning, etc. in prayer.
2. STEP OUT IN FAITH – put a week Light the Fire on your calendar!
3. PLAN FOR A WEEK OF LIGHT THE FIRE: 24-7: Email your intent to take a week of prayer, and the week you have chosen to Kim Butts (resource person and coordinator for Light the Fire) at email@example.com so we can stay connected, and so we can encourage others through periodic reports and posting on our FB page. Try to schedule your week when there are not a lot of other conflicting activities so that your people can really focus on pressing in to God. This will also help you in recruiting people to sign up for time in the prayer room.
4. GATHER RESOURCES: There are some very helpful resources for the leadership of your church/campus/organization and your Light the Fire planning team to read in order to catch the biblical/historical vision for praying 24-7. Please don't skip this step – having a vision of what God can do in your midst as you seek His face for the sake of His kingdom will be a huge part of your planning and will enhance the experience for everyone!
· A Good History of 24-7 Prayer:
· Ideas for creative prayer stations:
· Facebook page for Light the Fire – see what others have done (you will need to do a bit of searching through the archives. Our prayer is to see this grow and increase.): https://www.facebook.com/Lightthefire24.7.520
· Additional Resources: http://www.prayershop.org/Restoration-Revolution-s/55.htm
· Free Daily Prayer Devotional – Connection!
This free daily devotional is compiled for the purpose of helping God's people grow and mature in prayer. Connecting with God in a relational way throughout the busy-ness of our days is part of fulfilling the admonition to "pray continually" (1 Thessalonians 5:17). It is also important just to set aside some time to connect with God when your heart is devoted only to Him. Wherever you find yourself as you read through these daily devotions, set your heart upon His and enjoy His Presence. May this divine connection give you a hunger to meet with Him again and again...and continually. It is available via email or RSS feed. Click here to go to the daily devotional page where you can sign up. The subscription information is on the menu bar at the top.
· PRAYERConnect Magazine – Connecting to the Heart of Christ Through Prayer: The mission of PRAYERConnect is:
1. To encourage and equip believers toward a deeper walk with Jesus Christ through prayer – our experiential connection to God.
2. To resource prayer leaders and pastors with tools to help them motivate, disciple, and mobilize believers in churches to be a part of an army that seeks to pray the purposes of God for churches, communities, and the nations.
3. To be a unifying force between prayer ministries, community transformation groups, and churches.
For more information: www.prayerconnect.net
· Harvest Prayer Ministries: Harvest Prayer Ministries exists to equip the local church to become a house of prayer for all nations, releasing God's power for revival and finishing the task of world evangelization: www.harvestprayer.com
· Additional websites that focus on prayer and the kingdom:
· 24-7 Prayer: www.24-7prayer.com Sign up for the 24-7 Rewind email for lots of additional ideas and information.
· Joshua Project: www.joshuaproject.net - Joshua Project is a research initiative seeking to highlight the ethnic people groups with the least followers of Jesus Christ.
· Operation World Prayer Movement: www.operationworld.org/join-prayer-movement - Join people from every nation, praying for people in every nation; sign up now and pray that the glory of God would fill the earth! You will receive daily prayer reminders for a different country or need somewhere in the world. Through your prayers, you will change lives and nations.
· Window International Network: http://win1040.com - Their mission is to inform, equip, and mobilize networks of prayer around the globe to empower effective evangelism, church growth, and discipleship in the 10/40 Window.
· Campus Renewal: www.campusrenewal.com – The vision of Campus Renewal is to forge partnerships in prayer to build missional communities that transform college campuses with the gospel of Jesus.
5. PASTORS/CAMPUS MINISTERS/COLLEGE PRESIDENTS – Please consider preaching on prayer and encouraging your congregation/students in prayer as your week approaches...perhaps a series of messages. If you would like some sermon outlines on prayer, let us know: email@example.com. Consider some small group or all church/campus/organization materials on prayer. Here are a couple we would recommend, and a link to more:
Vertical with Jesus: A 30-Day Journey to Impact Kingdom Living
Revolution on Our Knees: 30 Days of Prayer for Neighbors and Nations
6. CHOOSE A TEAM LEADER FOR LIGHT THE FIRE – Choose one or two leaders who are:
· Passionate about Jesus, prayer and the kingdom of God
· Able to work with a team of creative people
· Able to be a liaison between the team and the church/campus/organization leadership
· Good delegators
· Encouragers
· Good recruiters
· Able to communicate the vision and purpose of Light the Fire
7. RECRUIT A CREATIVE TEAM – intentionally look for people who can catch the vision of 24-7 and basically run with it! They should be passionate about creating a space where your people (young and old) can connect with the heart of God together and pray towards the completion of the Great Commission both locally and globally. Be sure to include college students/youth on your planning team to help make the prayer rooms inviting to all generations and families. Flexibility is the key! No rules and no legalism – just Holy Spirit! The rest of the steps listed below can be handed off to this team; however, it is crucial that the leadership team of your church, college or organization be in the loop.
8. CHOOSE A SITE for your prayer room. If you already have a prayer room, determine if you want to utilize it for this purpose during the week. If not, prayerfully set apart a sacred space for God's use so that it isn't shared with other things during that week (i.e., it isn't used to store equipment or teach a class, etc.). Try to choose a room with easy day and night access, and one that will lend itself to good security if possible. Some churches are setting up prayer stations in their sanctuary and kicking off their week of prayer during a Sunday service. It is a great idea to allow your people to see the prayer stations/room ahead of time so they can catch the excitement for participating.
9. BEGIN SIGNING UP PRAYER WARRIORS FOR THE 168 HOURS! Recruit from the pulpit, in small groups, etc. Engage your young adult, college and high school age students. They will most likely sustain your night hours! A family might choose to take several hours together in the prayer room, or a small group might take the night hours together or separately. If you don't already have a way to sign people up, a good source to use for on-line sign-ups is www.mysignup.com. This will allow you to create one sign up tool at no charge. Also, decide how you will remind people about their time(s) in the prayer room.
10. BEGIN PLANNING YOUR KICK-OFF: Many churches/colleges/organizations begin with a season of worship to celebrate and invite God to be continually present in your prayer room. This also builds anticipation and excitement for those who have not yet signed up to spend time in the prayer room! Be sure to keep this an intergenerationally friendly time! Our youngest need to be as involved as possible and need to feel welcomed.
11. CONNECT with Kim at email@example.com
She will be your resource person, and be glad to answer any questions, give suggestions, etc.
· Many churches are also recruiting a gatekeeper for each day. These people will be available and on-call for 24 hours in the event that someone does not show up for a shift. Gatekeepers should be those who live close by and can easily fill in as necessary. Gatekeepers will also check the prayer room from time to time and be sure all supplies are replenished as needed. You may also wish to have night security gatekeepers. More information available if needed.
· You may also wish to have people reading through the Bible continuously – out loud – in your building during Light the Fire. It is possible to easily read through the entire Bible during the week.
Why is it important for everyone to come to a prayer room instead of praying at home?
There are several answers to this question. First, it was the practice of Jesus to go to several different places in order to pray. If He needed to seek out these sacred spaces for time with the Father, we should also find places to seek the face of God. Second, there are many people who cannot imagine how it is even possible to pray for an hour. A prayer room offers people of all ages a variety of creative ways to pray. A prayer room is a good teacher – people learn new, fresh and exciting ways to pray...ways they may never have experienced or even considered before. It is also a place where families, couples and individuals can come to engage the God of the universe in a holy conversation, or to simply sit and listen to His voice. Our prayer is that every prayer room for Light the Fire will have its own unique Holy Spirit-led design and expression.
Many people have asked for ideas and suggestions, so here is a sample way to set up your room.
AGAIN, THESE ARE JUST GUIDELINES – there are no rules, and as you begin to catch a vision for your own prayer room, let your holy imaginations take it from there! You can also go to our Facebook page to see pictures and read testimonies from those who have already completed a week or more of Light the Fire: https://www.facebook.com/Lightthefire24.7.520 Another suggestion is to take a look at the Resources available to give vision and help to your week of prayer. You will find them as you scroll down in this document.
Pictures and Testimonies
Please take pictures of your prayer room, people using the prayer room, etc. You can send all pictures, testimonies, stories, comments, etc. to: firstname.lastname@example.com. Please give permission to use them so we can put them on the website and on our Light the Fire: 24-7-520 Facebook page! Here is the link so that you can look at the experiences of those who have gone before you: http://www.facebook.com/lightthefire24.7.365
Please go to the Facebook page and "LIKE" Light the Fire so we can get more people involved. We want to see people interact with one another on thie page and share experiences, testimonies, pictures, etc. This is also a place where we can ask questions and glean information and ideas.
Guidelines, Suggestions and Random Ideas
· First, find a suitable room for your week of prayer. It can be an already established prayer room, or a completely different space set apart for Light the Fire. Take your team and pray through the room, dedicating and anointing it as you set it apart as a sacred space for the purposes of God. You may wish to do this again once everything is in place but before the beginning of your week of Light the Fire. Ask the Holy Spirit to meet with people in deeply personal ways as they seek Him in that place.
· It is a good idea if your creative planning team has some young people involved – especially high school/college age students. They are creative and enthusiastic, and will be very likely to sustain your "night hours" during the week!
· Make this prayer experience family friendly, so that there is something for people of all ages. Light the Fire is a wonderful way for families to engage God together. Some people will want to come with their children, with their spouse, and/or individually.
· Security and safety issues: Please be sure to have a security plan in place for your prayer room so that there are people to walk women to cars when it is dark, etc. Be sure that there is a plan also so that a woman and a man not married to one another are never alone in the prayer room, etc. This is all no-brainer stuff, but important to be sure you deal with as people sign up.
· We suggest lamps, floor pillows, plants, etc. Anything to make this sacred space an inviting place to come and spend time with God.
· Think creatively and outside the box to find to allow each person to meet with God in the way he or she has been created to. Have a wide variety of options that will leave people wanting more time with God than their hour! Trust us, many people will want to sign up again and again after they have had a taste of the Presence of the Holy Spirit in the prayer room!
· Develop prayer stations in this sacred space that will help every person to be able to meet with God in the way God has created him or her. Have something auditory, visual, tactile kinesthetic, etc.
· One very popular station to set up is an art station with all kinds of ways to express prayer through art, sculpting, painting, drawing, etc.
· Utilize your walls as well as the space inside of them. Designate each of your 4 walls (depending on space) as a separate area of focus. Prayer stations can be part of the wall, as well as within the room itself. Sample ideas for the walls:
1. Wall #1: One wall could be a confession wall. Team Expansion set up a curtain that people could go behind to set this wall apart. They had big pillow for people to kneel on before a cross placed on a table. Have a Bible open to a passage such as 1 John 1:9, with short instructions written at this prayer station how a person can meet with God during this time of confession and repentance. It is a good opportunity to prepare for the rest of the time of prayer.
2. Wall #2: Worship Wall – put up lots of Names of God and have an instruction card that gives some ways people can meet with God be worshipping Him for all that He is! It is good to have soft worship music playing with CDs available for a person to put on whatever he or she wishes to meet God with – sometimes it is LOUD music...but everyone is different! Here could be one or two small stations that focus on drawing the intercessor into the heart of God in worship. Put up a piece of paper that starts...Father, I worship You because...and let people be creative!
3. Wall #3: Wailing Wall – Put up a piece of butcher paper with markers and let students pour out their prayers for lost friends, family members, etc. Encourage them to pray over what others have written too! We have had a station with a small water fountain with smooth stones in a bowl next to it. Intercessors could pick up a stone and write the name of a lost person, a nation, people group, missionary, etc. and pray over it...then place it in the water. Others can pick up stones from the fountain and pray or put their own stone in....just a couple of ideas. The focus should be on the lost, or other issues on God's heart as expressed in His word such as unity in the Body, etc.
4. Wall #4: World Wall – usually this is a great place for maps of your area, city, state, nation, world... Pictures of missionaries, profiles from Joshua project or Operation World, etc. We have seen "sticky note prayers" all over these maps at the end of the week. This is the place to press in for the nations! Set up one or two prayer stations to help people focus on this!
Have Bibles, journals and pens, sticky notes, Kleenex, perhaps an area for communion, etc. There have been some wonderful prayers and testimonies written into journals. Have someone put an entry into each journal to give people the idea. In our prayer room there is a journal at each station so people can write something if they wish. It is often an amazing encouragement to those who come through the prayer room to read what others have expressed. It is also a place to write prayers from the heart or Scriptures that the Holy Spirit has whispered.
We have had several groups who, in a separate room in their building/campus, have people reading the Bible out loud...they get through the entire Bible in a week just taking turns non-stop. Prayer and the reading of the word – a powerful combo!
People will be captivated by what God does in an hour! Many have said they could never have imagined praying in such creative ways and want to do it over and over again. Many will never pray the same again!
Remember, a support person is just an email away! Contact Kim Butts: firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions you may have. She is available by phone, Skype or email and is also available to come to your church or campus to train you for expenses and a love offering to Harvest Prayer Ministries.


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Speeding Up the Estimation of Expected Maximum Flows Through Reliable Networks
In this paper we present a strategy for speeding up the estimation of expected maximum flows through reliable networks. Our strategy tries to minimize the repetition of computational effort while evaluating network states sampled using the crude Monte Carlo method. Computational experiments with this strategy on three types of randomly generated networks show that it reduces the number of flow augmentations required for evaluating the states in the sample by as much as 52% on average with a standard deviation of 7% compared to the conventional strategy. This leads to an average time saving of about 71% with a standard deviation of about 8%. [W.P. No. 2009-04-05]
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Louisville takes apart No. 5 PittFeb 13, 2007 - 5:03 AM PITTSBURGH (Ticker) -- Louisville needed a signature win and got it in resounding fashion.
David Padgett scored 16 points and the Cardinals were in control the whole way, snapping the fifth-ranked Panthers' five-game winning streak with a 66-53 Big East Conference victory.
Louisville (18-8, 8-4 Big East) beat a ranked opponent for the first time in five attempts this season while handing Pittsburgh its worst home loss in the five-year history of the Petersen Events Center.
"That was a great win for a young basketball team," Cardinals coach Rick Pitino said. "We had to, at this point in the season, play Pitt or someone like Pitt because everyone's talking about signature wins. I was kidding with the guys, 'Look if you want to dance, you have to play Pitt and you've got to beat them.'
"They are a great basketball team in all phases of the game. They've got experience, they're well coached, they're well drilled, they don't turn it over. I said, 'You've got to take it away because they're not going to give it to you.' "
That's just what the Cardinals did in seizing control from the outset, spotting the Panthers (22-4, 10-2) a 2-0 lead before running off 13 consecutive points. Louisville never let Pitt get the lead under double digits thereafter.
Dominating in all facets of the game, the Cardinals forced a season-high 19 turnovers by the Panthers while limited them to 35 percent shooting, including a miserable 3-of-21 from 3-point range.
"I didn't think we would make some of the turnovers that we made tonight; that was something that I didn't really recognize," Pitt coach Jamie Dixon said. "They played very well and we didn't."
Pittsburgh had never lost by double digits at the Petersen Events Center, with a 73-64 defeat to Connecticut on February 26, 2005, accounting for the most lopsided loss.
Louisville's largest first-half lead was 33-14 on a 3-pointer by Jerry Smith en route to a 36-19 cushion at the break. The Cardinals led by 20 points before the Panthers scored the final seven points of the game to make it look respectable.
Padgett's status for the game was uncertain after he sprained his foot in Saturday's victory over South Florida. But the 6-11 junior outplayed Wooden Award candidate Aaron Gray, who picked up his fourth foul with 14:06 to play and wasn't much of a factor.
Hitting 7-of-13 shots from the floor, Padgett helped Louisville outscore Pittsburgh in the paint, 42-16.
"They have good big guys," Gray said. "David Padgett played really well, Derrick Caracter came in and gave them great minutes off the bench. They capitalized on second shots.
"If we play like that, we'll lose every game. We just didn't have it tonight. I'm not going to say guys didn't play hard because they definitely did. We didn't take them lightly but at the same time, they came out here and they outplayed us. You have to give them a lot of credit."
Padgett converted a three-point play to boost the lead to 50-32 midway through the second half. The Panthers finally showed signed of life as Ronald Ramon and Antonio Graves hit from the arc to close the deficit to 56-44 with 5:44 left.
The Cardinals answered with a 10-2 run to balloon the margin to 20 points.
"We wanted to do three things," Pitino said. "We wanted to be even on the backboards, shut down the 3-point line and we wanted to create offensive spacing where they couldn't dig or trap us in the low post, and the guys did a good job of that."
Gray finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds for Pitt, which suffered just its second loss in 14 games.
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This one-of-a-kind recipe is sure to please the whole family. Pair with Toasted Bread Salad for a delicious dinner.
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- 1 small (3-pound) chicken
- 1 tablespoon fresh ginger, peeled and very finely chopped
- 1 clove garlic, very finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons fresh cilantro, chopped
- 2 teaspoons coarse salt
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 4 tablespoons safflower oil
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Cut chicken through the ribs on either side of the backbone using poultry shears; remove and discard. Turn chicken breast side up, place your palm on the breastbone, and press hard to flatten the bird completely. Place chicken skin side down and pry out the breastbone with your fingers and discard. Cut in half where breastbone has been removed.
In a large bowl, mix together ginger, garlic, cilantro, salt, pepper, and 2 tablespoons safflower oil. Add chicken and rub with ginger mixture to fully coat. Use immediately or cover and let marinate, refrigerated, up to overnight.
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queenzookie10 SEP, 2011Here's how I modified this recipe: I used a package of skin-on boneless chicken breasts and marinated as directed. Then I put a heavy skillet and two foil-wrapped bricks into a cold oven. I set the oven temp to 500 and after 15 minutes removed the very hot bricks and pan. I added 2 tsp. olive to the pan, added the chicken, and put the bricks on top. Roasted at 500 degrees for 22 minutes. Fabulous!Reply
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lizan22515 OCT, 2008I absolutely love this recipe. I have made it almost every week since it was on the show. It is fast, healthy and very flavorful. I can't wait to make it for guests. I use olive oil instaed of safflower oil, and I use another cast iron skillet with the bottom covered with foil to press it instead of bricks.Reply


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Respecting ones neighbor and living under mutual respect is not a utopia. Thats the message the Focolare Movement is focusing on. In fact, it organized an international event to prove that its possible. More than 600 teachers from 35 different countries met at Castel Gandolfo to share experiences, initiatives and projects.
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The corruption trial of Senate President, Bukola Saraki at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) has been postponed to Friday, March 18, 2016.
The trial, which resumed today, March 11, was postponed due to a delay in serving a motion challenging the Tribunal's jurisdiction on prosecution counsel, Rotimi Jacobs.
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It's hard being nobody. Especially in politics. Especially when you're running for office on the Upper East Side.
Just ask Jim Lesczynski, the Libertarian candidate for City Council in the hamstring of what used to be known as the silk stocking district. To date, total contributions to his campaign, excluding his own and his parents', amount to $610.
What's more, Mr. Lesczynski (pronounced le-ZIN-skee) has so far gathered fewer than 100 of the 2,100 signatures he needs to get his name on the November ballot. His wife, who is pregnant, has taken to canvassing the neighborhood corners looking for more.
''It's hard to conduct a door-to-door campaign on the Upper East Side,'' Mr. Lesczynski said the other afternoon as he stood on West 47th Street in front of his place of business, the name of which he asked not be mentioned, since the company does not want to be associated with his campaign. ''You can't get past the doorman.''
Mr. Lesczynski described himself as a ''true believer,'' but also as a man who was drawn into local politics by the term-limit law. Although his opponent, A. Gifford Miller, is a popular incumbent, the Libertarian said that with term limits, ''it doesn't hurt to start getting your name out there for 2003.''Continue reading the main story
Mr. Lesczynski is running a low-budget campaign against Mr. Miller, a man with an easy name to pronounce, in the Fifth Council District, which runs from Second Avenue to the East River between 49th and 92nd Streets, and also includes Roosevelt Island.
Even Mr. Lesczynski described the Democratic councilman as intelligent, affable and well financed. He acknowledged that his chance of victory in the district, which is heavily Democratic and liberal, is remote.
Mr. Lesczynski is a Libertarian who will accept matching campaign funds; that is, if he can meet the $5,000 minimum he must collect from contributors to qualify for the match. ''This is a very un-Libertarian position,'' he admitted. ''But if I did qualify, I would tear the check up to demonstrate that taxes shouldn't fund a campaign. Truthfully, I could really use the money, but I wouldn't.''
Mr. Lesczynski has a Web site, business cards and a few campaign buttons. He referred to himself as a citizen-statesman whose banner reads, ''Getting government out of our way.'' He supports building the Second Avenue subway with private money, cutting red tape for real estate developers and cutting property and income taxes. Mandatory recycling is his pet peeve. He said that catching the East Side rapist would be one of his highest priorities.
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His credentials as a Libertarian do not stretch far back. Mr. Lesczynski, 35, grew up in Parma, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland, the son of a state auditor and an advertising executive. He is an atheist who attended a Roman Catholic high school, where he was the editor of the newspaper, possibly the most political job he has ever had, he said.
He graduated from Bowling Green University in 1988 with a bachelor's degree in creative writing and earned his master's degree in marketing and finance from New York University. That has not, however, translated into an ability to creatively finance his political aspirations.
Mr. Lesczynski owns a gray pinstriped suit. He is 6 feet 5 inches tall, fresh-faced and earnest. He is one of 15 Libertarians running for local office, among them Kenny Kramer, the inspiration for the character Kramer on the television show ''Seinfeld.''
Mr. Lesczynski does not believe that Mr. Kramer will dampen his chances or make the Libertarians appear less than serious. ''Kenny Kramer may look like a kook, and there was controversy in the party over that,'' Mr. Lesczynski said. ''But at least he's an entrepreneur. He's built several businesses. He's held a job. I think Mark Green makes the Democrats look like kooks.''
A City Council member earns $90,000 a year, paid for by tax money. Asked if he would accept the salary, Mr. Lesczynski said: ''I'm probably going to keep it. I'm not a sucker.''
Then he thought for a moment and considered his Libertarian philosophy. ''But I would vote to make it a nonpaying job.''
Correction: July 21, 2001, Saturday An article on Wednesday about Jim Lesczynski, a Libertarian candidate for the New York City Council, misstated the number of signatures he had collected on his candidate petitions. By Wednesday, it was roughly 700 -- not 100 -- of the 2,100 he would need by Aug. 21 to get his name on the November ballot.Continue reading the main story


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McLEA:\T v. VALLEY COU;,\TY, :\TEE. (Circuit Court, D. Nebraska. May 7, 1i-mG.)
JUIUSDICTION OF FEDERAL COURTS-AsSIGJ'\ED COUNTY BONDS.
County bonds and coupons, being made by a coi'poration, come within the exception to the general rule that an assignee cannM ::iue all a chose in action in the federal courts unless the citizenship of the original owner was such as would have enabled him to maintain the suit. A purchaser of county bonds has a right to rely on the canvass and return made by the ometal canvassers, which show that the proposition to issue the lJOnds was carri"d by more than the requisite two-thirds of the votes cast on the question. A purchaser of county bonds. in determining wlwther the aggregatf' issue exceeds the statutory limit of 10 per Ct,nt. of the assessed value or the county property, has a right to rely on the alllount of the assessment, as finally established by the board of equalization, and certilied by tht, county clerk to the auditor of state, without going to the books of the several precinct assessors. Under the acts of Nebraska of 1877 and 187!), prior to the amendment of 188B, the county of Valley had authority to issue !Jonds to the full limit of 10 per cent. of the assessed valuation of the for the pur,Jose of funding unpaid warrants and indebtedness, although there were still outstanding improvement bonds sutticient to make the total amount of bonds in excess of 10 per cent.
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This was an action at law by Hector MeL against the county an of Valley, Keb., to reeoyer on certain county funding bonds and coupons issued January fi, 188G. The case was tried to the court, a jury being waived.
ii'rom the evidence submitted, I find the faets in this case to be as follows: (1) 1 find that the plaintiff herein, Hector McLean, is now, and was when this suit was begun, a citizen of the state of Nt''''' York; that the dt'fendant, the county of Yalley, was, when this suit was commenced, and is now, a county corporate of the Rtate of Nebraska, created under the laws of the state of Nebraska. and that the alllount involved in this controversy exceeds the sum of $2,000, exclusive of interest or costs. (2) I find that Valley county was duly organized in accordance with and under the provisions of the constitution and statutes of the state of NebraRka, such organization being' completed in the year lS7C:; the affairs of the county being managed and controlled by a board of commissioners. (il) I find that a legal meeting of the board of commisRioners of said county of Valley was held on the 7th day of October, 187!), and at such meeting the following resolution was adopted and spread upon the records of the board: "Hesolved, tbat the following projJosition be, and the sanw is hereby, sub· mitted to the qualified eleetorR of said Vallt'y county: 'Shall said Valley county issue its coupon hond in denominations of not less than fifty nor than one thousand dollars to the amount of thirty-two thousand dollars ($:32,000), to pay the outstanding and unpaid warrants and indebtedness of said county, in the following order: First, tlw gelwral fund; second, the special bridge fund; and, third, the land road fund. Said bonds to be dated January 1, 1880, and payable at the otlice of the county treasurer of said county, and to run twenty years with interest at the rate of seven per cent. per annum, payable annually: provided, that such bonds shall be redeemable at any time after ten years, upon giving at leaRt thirty days' notice of such time of payment in a paper published in Raid ('ounty, and after the completion of said publication said bondR shall cease to draw interest. 'l'he above provisions shall be inRertcd in sa id bonds. if] homb shall not be sold for less than ninety per cent. of their par value. There shall be
levied and coUected a tax, annually, as provided hy law, for the payment of the interest on said bonds as it becomes due: provided, that all additionai amount shaU be levied 'and collected sufficient to pay the principal of such bonds at maturity: and provided, that not more than twenty per cent. of the principal of said bonds shall be levied and collected in anyone year: and provided, always, that in no event shall bonds be issued to a greater amount than ten per cent. of the assessed vaiuation of said county. Interest shall be paid on said bonds only from and after the date of sale or exchange of said bonds. 'l'he form in which the above proposition shall be submitted shall be by baUot, upon which ballot shall be printed or 'written or partly printed and partly written, the w.')rds, "For Funding Bonds," or "Against 11'unding Bonds," and aU ballots cast having thereon the words "For Funding Bonds" shall be deemed and taken to be in favor of the above proposition, and aU ballots cast having thereon the words "Against I,'unding Bonds" shall be deemed and taken to be against the above proposition. The question of the ;adoption of the above proposition is hereby submitted to the qualified electors of Valley county, state of Nebraska, at the general election to be held November 4,1879, at the following mentioned places in Valley county, Nebraska: At the schoolhouse in North Loup, in North Loup precinct, at the courthouse in Ord precinct, at the schoolhouse in school district No. 6 in Springdale precinct, at the house of Boone M. Hawthorn in Arcadia precinct, at the schoolhonse in Calamns precinct, at the schoolhouse in school distrIct Ko. 9 in Myra Creek precinct, and at the house of Lars Nelson in Liberty precinct; and which election will be open at 8 o'clock in the morning and will continue open until siX o'clock in the afternoon of the same day.' " (4) I find that in accordance with the terms of said resolution the question of issuing bonds and ievylng a tax was submitteJl to the voters of Valley county,at an election dnly held on the 4th day of November, 1879, which was a general election at which state and county officers were voted for, the highest number of votes cast at such election being --; that the ballots used to vote upon the matter of issuing bonds had thereon the words "For Funding Bonds" or "Against Funding Bonds," and no other words applicable to the question of issuing bonds and levying a tax for the payment thereof; that at such election duly held at the several voting precincts within said Valley county there were cast upon the question of issuing bonds 236 ballots in aU, of which 227 had thereon the words "For Funding Bonds" and 9 had thereon the words "Against I,'unding Bonds"; that the votes thus cast were duly canvassed by the proper canvassing board, and the proper abstract showing the result of the election and vote were returned to the board of commissioners of Valley county, and were made part of the public records of the county. (5) I find that on the 24th of November,1879, a legal meeting of the board of commissioners of Valley county was held, at which the following resolutions were adopted and spread upon the records of the board: "'Whereas, the board of county commissioners of Valley county, Neb., did on the 7th day of October, 1879, submit to the people of said county the question of raising $32,000.00 in bonds of said Valley county for the purpose of funding the outstanding and unpaid warrants and indebtedness of said connty; and whereas, the official abstract of votes cast at the general election held in the said county of Valley and state of Nebraska on the 4th day of November, A. D. 1879, regarding said proposition, was laid before the board at a regularly called meeting thereof, held, this 24th day of l'i'ovember, A. D. 1879, said abstract showing that two hundred and twenty-seven (227) votes were cast in favor of said proposition and that nine (9) votes were cast against said proposition, and it appearing that more than two-thirds of the votes cast were in favor of said proposition: Now, therefore, be it resolved, that the proposition for issuing $32,000 in bonds of said COUnt3' for the purposes above stated be, and the same is hereby, adopted. Resolved, that we issue coupon bonds in denominations of not less than or more than $100.00 not exceeding $32,000 to pay the outstanding and unpaid warrants and indebtedness of said county, said bonds to be issued and sold in accordance with the proposition submitted to the legal electors of said county at the general election held on the 4th day of November, 1879, and now of record on page 157 of Commissioner's Record. Be it further resolved, that Peter .Mortensen be, and he is hereby, authorized to negotiate and sell the above-mentioned
bonds upon such terms as shall seem best, but for a sum not less than DO cents on the dollar, and any and all such sales of bonds to be subject to the approval of the county commissioners. And the said Peter Mortensen shall enter into bonds to render a just and true account of all sales made under this resolution, and to receive % of one per cent. on the sales made as compensation for such sales." (fJ) I find that bonds in due form and to the aggregate amount of $32,000, with interest coupons attached, were issued in the name and uuder the seal of Valley county under date of January 6, 1880, and placed in the hands of Peter for sale on behalf of the county, and were by him sold to .T. G. 'l'aylor, a citizen of the state of Nebraska, residing in Omaha, for the price of 92 cents on the dollar of the full value of the said bonds, and the proceeds were paid into the treasury of Valley county, and that within two years from the date of the bonds the same were resold by said Taylor to the present holders for the sum of !J7 cents on the dollar of the face value of said bonds, and that said purchaser had no actual notice of any faets affecting the validity of said bonds, except such as the law would impart to them from the records of the county and the statutes of the state; that at the date of the bringing of this action and at the present time the plaiutiff, Hector McLean, owned 20 of said bonds of the denomination of $500 eacb, and numbered from 22 to 41, both inclusive, and also owned tbe several coupons belonging to said bonds numbered 14, and 15, and representing the interest coming due on the 1st days of January in the years uma, IS!)'!, and 18\15, upon said bonds above named; there being GO coupons in all, each for tbe sum of $35. and amounting in the aggregate to the sum of $2,100, exclusive of interest; the said coupons being now fully due and wholly unpaid. (7) I find that coupons numbered 14 and 15 belonging to bonds numbered from 1 to 5, inclusive, and for $100 each, and coupons numbered 14 and 15 belonging to bonds 1, 2, and 3 and bonds 52 to 60, inclusive, for $500 each, were, when this suit was brought, and are now, the property of vVilliam G. Ball, who was, when this suit was brought, and is now, a citizen of the state of New York; that the coupons numbered 13,14, and 15 belonging to bonds 5 to 21, both inclusive, and for the sum of $500 each, and coupons numbered 13, 14, and 15 belonging to bonds numbered 42 and 51, and for $500 each, were, when this suit was brought, and are now, the property of Darling Bros., who were, when this suit was begun, and are now, citizens of the state of New York; that the coupons numbered 13, 14, and 15 belonging to bonds numbered 6 to 20, both inclusive, and each for the sum of $100, were, when tbis suit was brougllt, and are now, the property of the Bradford Savings Bank, a corporation created under the laws of the state of Vermont; that coupons numbered 13, 14, and 15 belonging to bond numbered 4, for the sum of $500, was, when this suit was begnn, and is now, the, property of the .:\fanufacturers' National Bank, a corporation created under the laws of the United States, located and doing business in the state of New York. (8) I find that for the years of 1881 to 1892, both inclusive, the amount necessary to pay the interest accruing annually upon the $32,000 worth or bonds issued as aforesaid was returned by the commissioners of Valley county in the estimates furnished for the amounts to be raised by taxation each year; that a tax therefor was ordered, levied, and collected, and the interest conpons for the twelve years nallled were duly paid by the treasurer of the county, and the paid coupons were canceled, and were in each year allowed to the treasurer in settlement of his accounts by the proper auditing authority on behalf of the county. (9) I find that in the years 1893, 1894, and 18D5 the county of Valley refused to pay the coupons coming due upon said bonds for those years, and the same are now wholly unpaid. (10) I find that the coupons for the years 1893, 1894, and 1895, owned by William G. Ball, Darling Bros., Bradford Savings Bank, and the Manufacturers' National Bank, were transferred by delivery by the owners thereof to Hector McI,ean, the plaintiff herein, for the purposes of collection. (11) I find that in the years lS7D and 1880 there was attached to Valley connty, for judicial election and revenue purposes, under the provisions of the act of the legislfl.ture of Nebraska dated I,'ebruary 4, 1875, certain unorganized territory, sometimes designated as Precincts G and 7 and sometimes
as Willow Springs and Forks precincts; that these precincts do not now form part of Valley county; that at the .election held November 4, 1879, when the proposition to issue bonds was submitted to the electors of Valley county, the same was not submitted to the voters living in said attached precincts, to wit, Nos. 6 and 7; that in said precincts numbered 6 and 7 there was cast for the state officials voted for at that election 11 votes in all; that. these votes were not considered or canvassed in connection with the proposition to issue bonds submitted as hereinbefore stated. (12) I find that the assessment rolls or books made by the several precinct assessors of Valley county, Including precincts 6 and 7, came before the county board of equalization In due season, and action thereon was had by said board, and, after being corrected and equalized, the county clerk of Valley county in due form made out an abstract of assessment, Intended to show the aggregate assessment of said county; and certified the same to the auditor of the state of Nebraska, the said abstract and certificate being In the following form: "Abstract of Assessment in YaHey County, 1\cbraska. for the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Number Whole Number of Acres, & Value of land listed in tbe County -. .. -, _ . 15MlSO 672 Total valuation of Town Lots. _ . Amt. of money used in Merchandiziug _ . Amt. of money invested in Manufactories, including Buildings, J\'Iaehinery & Materials _. " 681 Number &; Value of Horses _ . 688 Number & Value of )lules and Asses . 190,) Number & Value of Neat Cattle 54 Number & Value of Sheep .. _ _ 522 Number & Vahle of Swine . Number & Value, Carriages, wagons & Vehicles of 320 every description .. _" _. " . Amto of moneys. whether in possession or on deposit, & including Bank Bills, Money, or Labor due frolU solvent debtors on contract or in judgt. & whether within this State or not _ . Amt. of mortgages, public stocks, loans & other secnrities and accounts bearing interest . Amt. stocks or shares in any Bank or Company incorporated by this state or any other state or Territory & situated in or transacting business in this state. Household furniture not exempt, and including Gold & Silver plate, Musical Instruments, Watches & Jewelry Amt. Private Libraries for their value over hundred dol. All other personal property not enumerated & not exempt by law '" , . Number of Polls Number of Dogs Amount of Railroad Property Total valuation of Property in County , ....
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"To F. ,"Vo Liedke, Auditor of Nebraslm: I hereby certify that the above is a correct abstract of the assessment rolls, made and filed in my office by W. H. Rood, S. A. Stacy, J. F. Chubbuck, A. FradenlJUrgh, J. L. Coon, C. H. Lawrence, James Barr, and A. \Vard, precinct assessors for Valley county, state of Nebraska. "'Witness my official signature, and the seal of said county, this second day of May, A. D. 1879. "H. A. Babcock, \ County Seal. } "Clerk of Valley County, i Nebraska, Valley l County. "Nebraska."
(12Y2) I find that in the years 1879 and 1880 there were no railroads or railroad property in Valley county, hence no addition to the assessment as above certified was made by the state board, and the taxes, state and county, assessed and levied for the year 1879 were so assessed and levied for that county upon the basis of the above abstract, showing $326,768 to be total valuation in the county. (13) I find that the books used by the district or precinct assessors of Valley county for the year 1879, leaYing out those containing the assessments for precincts 6 and 7, which embraced the unorganized territory attached to Valley county, show that the total assessment for Valley county proper, as equalized by the county board for the year 1879, was the sum of $279,349; that is to say, that the footings now found recorded in said several books, if added together, will make said sum of $279,349. (14) I find that there are errors in some of the figures in said assessors' books, which, if now corrected, would reduce the total aggregate of the assessed values shown upon said books, to a sum somewhat less than that of $279,349. (15) I find that at the time the proposition to issue bonds to the amount of $32,000 was submitted to the voters of Valley county at the election held in November, 1879, and in January, 1880, when the bonds were in fact issued Rnd sold, there were outstanding and unpaid bonds issued by the said county of Valley to the aggregate amount of $(;,000, the same having been issued as bridge bonds, and for works of internal improvemeuts;and that said bonds have, since January. 1880, been put into judgment against said county of Valley. (lEi) I find that all of the warrants and indebtedness for the funding of which the $32,000 of bonds were voted and issued accrued and came into existence against Valley county after the 1st day of November, 1875. (17) I find that the bonds issued under date of January 6, 1880, by the defendant county were each of the form and contained the recitals set forth in the copies thereof attached to the petition in this case filed. (18) I find that none of these bonds were ever registered with or by the auditor of the state of Nebraska; that after the sale thereof, a portion thereof, amounting to about $10,000, were offered for registration, but the state auditor refused to register the same.
C. C. Flansburg, H. H. Babcock, and Babcock & Babcock, for plaintiff. C. H. Munn, Burr & Burr, Clements Bros., and Coffin & Stone, for defendant. SHIRAS, District Judge (after stating the facts). On behalf of the defendant, exception is taken to the jurisdiction of the court on the gr'ound that the plaintitl' holds title to the coupons sued on and the bonds to which they belong by transfer from the original purchaser, J. G. Taylor, who, being a citizen of the state of Nebraska, conld not maintain an action thereon in that court. As the bonds and coupons are made by a corporation, they come within the exception to the usual rule that an assignee 01' transferer of a promissory note or other chose in action cannot maintain an action in the federal court unless the court would have jurisdiction in case the suit was in the name of the original owner of the chose in action. As it appears from the evidence that the plaintiff is the owner in his own right of coupons amounting to $2,100 of those sued on, it follows that the court has jurisdiction of the case. On behalf of the defendant it is sought to show that the canvass of the vote upon the question of the issuance of the bonds was incorrect, but I hold that the purchaser of the bonds had the right to relv upon the canvass and return made by the official canvassers, which
sh'owed that the proposition to issue bonds in the sum of $32,000 carried in the atnrmative by far more than a two-thirds maJorIty of the votes cast upon that question. I also hold that the purchasers of the bonds, in determining or ascertaining whether the aggregate issue of bonds exceeded the statutory limit, were not required to go to the books of the several precinct assessors to determine from them the amount of the assess3;ble property of the county, but such purchasers were justified .mrelYing uyonthe amount of the assessment as finally estabhshed by the board of equalization, and certified by the county clerk to the auditor of the state, which showed the valuation of the county to be $326,768. . I also hold thatihJantiary, 1880,' when the bonds in question were issued, the county had the pqwer to issue funding bonds under the provisions of the acts. of the legislature of 1877 and 1879 to an amount not exceeding 10 per cent. of the assessed valuation of the C()}1JTlty,: to pay and unpaid warrants and indebtednessof the cou/ltY,l:/,hd tnatan issue of bonds for that purpose not exceeding 10 per ,cenL of the assessed valuation of the county would not be in!validated because tne county had previously isslle? bonlls in aid. of. works' of 'internal improvement, thus making the totaUssue of bonds in <;'xcess of 10 per cent. of the assessed valu3:tion of the county. Since, the amendment of 1883 and the ruling thereon by the 'supreme court of Nebraska in State v. Babcqck, 18 24, W. 556, at the July term, 1885, the power of the count'y.maY hayepecome limited to a total issue of b()nus not exceeding l(},per cent. upon the assessed valuation; but in January, 1880, there had been no such ruling of the supreme cdurt, and, so far as I am now advised, the supreme court of the state has never held that previous to the amendment of 1883 the power of the county to issue bonds had been exhausted when the total issue for all purposes reached 10 per cent. upon the assessment of the county. In January, 1880, therefore, there was no express statutory, dedaration that the power to issue bonds was limited'to 10 per cent. upon the assessed valu.ation in the aggregate,and there was no' decision to that effect by the supreme court. There was a 'statute which expressly authorized the issuance'of bonds to fund the outstanding and unpaid warrants and indebtedness of the county, with a limitation that bonds should not be an amount exceeding 10 per cent. upon the assessed valuation of the county. The county authorities construed this limitation to apply only to bonds issued under the provisions of the statute as it there existed; and under this construction they submitted to the electors of the county the question whether bonds to an amount SUbstantially equal to 10 per cent. of the assessed valuation 'should be issued to fund the warrants and other indebtedness of the: connty, 'and the proposition was carried by a large majority of the votes cast. Under these circumstances, and in view of the fact that it is at least an open question whether the ·10 per cent. limitation found in the aats of 1877 and 1879 should be held to apply to or include any bonds' except those issued under
the provisions of those acts, this court is not justified in holding that the. bonds issued in pursuance of the vote of the people of the county at the election of November, 1879, are void in the hands of innocent holders, by reason of a want of power to issue the same. I therefore hold that the plaintiff is entitled to judgment for the sum of $2,100, with legal interest thereon from the date of the maturity of the coupons owned by plaintiff up to date of entry of judgment. I further hold that under the provisions of the statute of Nebraska actions must be brought in the name of the real party in interest, and therefore in this action plaintiff cannot recover upon the coupons belonging to 'Villiam G. Ball, Darling Bros., the Bradford Savings Bank, and the Manufacturers' National Bank. The action upon the coupons owned by these parties must be dismissed, without prejudice.
STANDARD OIL CO. OF KY. v. HAWKINS. (Circuit Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit. June 2, 1800.) No. 240.
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