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Guide to the Allan W. Anderson Papers
Guide to the Allan W. Anderson Papers 1953/2010Special Collections & University Archives
Detailed List of Contents
Personal Papers (1949-1994)
Letter to 'Cin' May 29, 1972
Notes on Christian Meditation - Letter to Roy February 13, 1969
Yi-Ching Institute and American Oriental Society - Letter March 1974
Graduate and Doctoral Coursework
Dimension of Personal Experience, A : Graduate Paper by Allan Anderson
Dubliners, The : Book Report by Allan Anderson
On the Concept of Charity in St. Thomas Aquinas and as Related to the 'Univocity of Being' in John Duns Scotus, by Allan Anderson Spring 1956
On the Nature of Religious Experience by Allan Anderson
Problems in Mysticism : Graduate Paper and Notes by Allan Anderson
Sacrifice : A Comparative Study of the Concept in St. Gregory of Nyssa's Contemplation on the Life of Moses and Seri Aurobindo's Commentary On the Veda - Doctorate Thesis by Allan Anderson 1960
Jeannette Anderson
Transcripts of The Good Life with Jeannette Anderson
Transcripts of The Good Life with Jeannette Anderson
Notes and Consultations
Account of a Dream by Allan Anderson October 29, 1978
Blessings of the Tarot : Reading for Allan Anderson n.d.
Drawing of a Broad-Nosed Crocodile by Allan Anderson 1949
I-Ching Consultation on Retirement n.d.
I-Ching Consultation on Wife Alexandra January 1, 1991
I-Ching Consultations 1974-1975
International Conference on the New Paradigms of Science November 14-18, 1994
Planetary Profile for Allan Anderson n.d.
Twilight Imagining Experiment November 11, 1974
Published and Unpublished Writings (1963-2010)
Poetry by Title (A-Z)
Poetry : A-D
Poetry : E-H
Poetry : I-L
Poetry : M-P
Poetry : Q-T
Poetry : U-Y
Poetry by Subject
Poetry on Love
Poetry on Nature
Poetry on Religion and Spirituality
Poetry on Women
Drafts and Revisions
Book of Elfini Hour, The - Draft and Illustrations
Herself : Poems in Celebration of Woman & the Feminine - Drafts
Oracles of Love - Drafts
Root and Flower : Versions 1 and 2 - Drafts
Songs from the Mifflinger Sea and a Little Cove of Nonsense - Forward and Early Draft
Songs from the Mifflinger Sea and a Little Cove of Nonsense - Drafts, Notes and Illustrations (1 of 2)
Songs from the Mifflinger Sea and a Little Cove of Nonsense - Drafts, Notes and Illustrations (2 of 2)
Songs from the Mifflinger Sea and a Little Cove of Nonsense - CD 2010
Songs from the Mifflinger Sea and a Little Cove of Nonsense - DVD of Allan Anderson reading "A Tale from This Old Armchair" June 2010
Sonnets Toward Self-Change - Drafts
Notes and References
Essays and Presentations
3 Faces of the Divine
Biblical View of Right Action, The
Christian Spirituality : A Reinterpretation for Our Time 1967, 1969
Contra-Sexuality and Self-Awakening : The Myth of the Fall Revisited
Ecclesia December 7-8, 1968
If They Hear Not Moses...Reason and Revelation in Genesis 1-3
On the Concept of Freedom in the I-Ching : A Deconstructionist's View of Self-Cultivation 1987
On "Guarding the Feminine"
On Meditation
On the Myth of the Fall : Anita Hill / Clarence Thomas
On Self-Change : Between Me and Myself, Two Voices on One Theme
"The Time Has Come..."
All-Saints Lecture : Questions and Answers
An Early Concept of the Good in Indian Buddhism by David Mitchell 1971
Divination and Self-Cultivation Lecture February 20, 1980
Genesis 2 and 3 : The Fall Lecture for Friends of Jung
On the Demonics : Partial Transcription
Spirit and Psyche : Notes for Friends of Jung Lecture
Books and Manuscripts
Aspects of Causality in the Structure of the Hexagram of the I-Ching
Exegetical Manual and Workbook for the Oracular Tradition : Draft and References
Exegetical Manual and Workbook for the Oracular Tradition : Manuscript and References
I-Ching and Self-Change, The : A Way to Self-Transformation through the Classic of Change
Intuition and Self-Awakening : The Basis for Oracular Tradition
Owl and the Pussy-Cat, The : Plain Talk on Self-Change - Handwritten Draft
Owl and the Pussy-Cat, The : Plain Talk on Self-Change - Typed Draft
Owl and the Pussy-Cat, The : Plain Talk on Self-Change - Typed Draft
Owl and the Pussy-Cat, The : Plain Talk on Self-Change - Manuscript
Self-Cultivation - Introductory Chapter Drafts
Self-Cultivation - Typed Draft
Self-Transformation On Your Own : The Spirituality of the I-Ching and Tarot and Handbook for their Thought and Practice - Book Proposal
Self-Transformation On Your Own : The Spirituality of the I-Ching and Tarot and Handbook for their Thought and Practice - Handwritten Drafts
Self-Transformation On Your Own : The Spirituality of the I-Ching and Tarot and Handbook for their Thought and Practice - Handwritten Draft
Self-Transformation On Your Own : The Spirituality of the I-Ching and Tarot and Handbook for their Thought and Practice - Handwritten and Typed Draft
Significance of Position in the Primary Trigrams, The - Handwritten Draft
Spirituality of the I-Ching and the Structural Features That Reveal It, The
Spirituality of the I-Ching and the Structural Features That Reveal It, The
Timelines : Meditations on Hope - Handwritten Introductory Chapter
Untitled Chapter on I-Ching
Untitled on Knowing Oneself - Introductory Chapter
Well of Honey and The Cross - Draft
Notes and References
Anatomical and I-Ching Notes
Counseling Center on I-Ching's Self-Transformation
Eros and Psyche and the I-ching Notes
Finitude and Fraternity : Meditations on Genesis 1-3, Notes
Hebrew and I-Ching Notes
Hebrew Transliterations and I-Ching Notes
Hexagram Structure Notes
Hymn of Hermes Notes
I-Ching Chart Notes
I-Ching Charts Manual - Notes and References
I-Ching and Christian Questions on Oracle
I-Ching Continued Thought Notes
I-Ching Current Charts Notes
I-Ching Duplications
I-Ching Flash Cards
I-Ching Miscellaneous Notes
I-Ching Music Notes
I-Ching Research Notes
I-Ching : Sol-Lunar Relations Life
I-Ching and Water Notes
On Mundaka 2.2.4, Notes
Oracular Current Notes
Oracular Exegiate Notes
Oracular Notes and References
Powers Notes
Princess Cottongram / Destination Profile Notes
Projects Notes
Quarters Notes
Reflection On John's Prologue Notes
Religious Language Notes
Spirit-Breath Notes
St. Bonaventura Notes
Tarot Graph II Notes and References
Trees by Herman Hesse : Transcribed by Allan Anderson - Notes
Water in the Bible Notes
Water as a Particle Notes
Critiques and Reviews
Commentary on The Mountain Path Journal 1992
Confucius and Kant : The Ethics of Respect by Sandra A. Wawrytko - Article Review
Discourse on the Natural Theology of the Chinese by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz - Book Review
Education and Society - Anderson's Reply to a Critique of His Work
Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis, The - Article Review
JAAR I-Ching - Review
Nature and Destiny of Man, The - Essay Review
On the Ontological Integrity of the Art Object from the Ludic Viewpoint - Critique
Recovery of Life's Meaning, The : Understanding Creation and Incarnation - Book Review 1963
Reply to Critique of Unknown Essay by Allan Anderson
Researches on the I-Ching - Book Review
River of Light - Book Review
Spectrum Book Reviews and Correspondence
Forwards and Prefaces
Maharaj - Forward by Allan Anderson
Nisargadatta Maharaj - Introduction by Allan Anderson
On the Way of This Book - Forward to Unknown Book by Allan Anderson
Under the Pepper Tree by Mark Lee - Preface by Allan Anderson
Artcles, Journals and Newsletters
Excerpt from Unknown Book : Maharaj and Karma
Hidden Image of Women, The - by Maurice Friedman
PNEUMA Project : Journal of Self-Inquiry April, July, Fall 1985, Winter 1986
Society for the Study of Chinese Religion Newsletter February 1977
Toward an Ontological Analysis of Detachment by Linda Leonov
Professional Papers (1958-2003)
J. Krishnamurti
Correspondence on Krishnamurti : Keynote Address 2002-2003
Film Script Narration of Krishnamurti Video 1995
Kitchen Chronicles, The : 1001 Lunches with J. Krishnamurti by Michael Krohnen - Manuscript
Kitchen Chronicles, The : 1001 Lunches with J. Krishnamurti by Michael Krohnen - Manuscript
Krishnamurti Address by Allan Anderson December 10, 1995
Krishnamurti Centenary Gathering and Camp 1995
Krishnamurti Compilation of Statements on Death 1958-1972
Krishnamurti in Dialogue with Dr. Anderson - Tape Transcript May 19, 1976
Krishnamurti Foundation of America - Correspondence 1974, 1989
Krishnamurti Foundation of America : Bulletin No. 18, 19, 21 and Correspondence 1973-1974
Krishnamurti Foundation of America - Correspondence on Publication of Dialogues 1990
Oak Grove School of the Krishnamurti Foundation of America, Ojai, CA 1993-1995
On Krishnamurti's Teaching : An Ongoing Personal Response by Allan Anderson November 19, 1994
On the Significance of Krishnamurti's Teaching : Keynote Address for the Krishnamurti Centenary May 6, 1995
"What is Sacred?" Krishnamurti Foundation of America Newsletter 1994
Religious Studies Course Materials
Approaches to the Meaning of Ming in the I-Ching with Particular Reference to Self-Cultivation - Course RS581 Power and Presence 1982
Artistotle's Four Becauses by Max Hocutt
Asvagosha's The Awakening of Faith - Course Notes 1981
Eros and Agàpé : Q & A between Dr. Anderson and Students
Oracular Studies - Course Materials Spring 1971
Owl and the Pussy-Cat Class Notes and References May 18, 1982
Philosophy 135 Course Materials 1964
Philosophy 135 Lecture Notes 1969
Philosophy of Religion 235 1964
Q & A on Relationships, Transcribed from a Recording of a Course Lecture November 11, 1981
Religious Studies 121A : Oriental Religions - Course Materials 1971
Religious Studies 121B : Chinese Thought 1970
Religious Studies 140 - Workbook and Exegetical Manual Outline
Religious Studies 496/508 Course Materials 1982
Religious Studies 581 Course Materials 1981
Religious Studies Course Notes : Desire, Hope, Philosophy of Religion
Religious Studies Coursework
Adriadne, Mistress of the Labyrinth by Christine Downing
Artemis : The Goddess Who Comes From Afar by Christine Downing
Beginning with Gaea by Christine Downing
Class Papers and Notes by Barbara Asaro 1978, 1980-1983
Coming to Terms with Hera and Your Old Men Shall Dream Dreams by Christine Downing
Dear Grey Eyes : A Re-evaluation of Pallas Athene by Christine Downing
Goddess-Sent Madness and To Keep us Imagining : The Child by Christine Downing
Melissa Langham - Class Notes 1981
Persephone in Hades In Anima : An Experimental Journal - Vol. 4, No. 1 by Christine Downing 1977
Shelley - Fragments of a Master's Thesis
Spiritual Traditions of the Far East - Transcriptions of Lectures and Notes by Linnea Beck Spring 1983
Student Exigesis Group : Notes and Essays on John's Prologue
Student I-Ching Hexagrams
Student Poems : Glover Davis
Student Seminar : Teachings of Don Juan 1993
WST - Cassette Tape February 15, 1977
Cassette Tape February 15, 22, 1977
WST - Cassette Tape February 22, 1977
WST - Cassette Tape February 22 / March 1, 1977
Cassette Tape March 1, 8, 1977
Cassette Tape March 22, 1977
Cassette Tape March 22, 1977
Cassette Tape March 29, 1977
Cassette Tape April 12
Cassette Tape April 12, 19
Cassette Tape April 26
Cassette Tape April 26
Cassette Tape May 3, 1977
Cassette Tape November 16, 30
Cassette Tape December 7
Cassette Tape December 7
Religious Studies Department and Faculty Materials
CAL Personnel Committee 1980
Collective Bargaining Argument - Articles, Correspondence 1966, 1969, 1985
Correspondence : Professor Ray Jordan and Usage of 'FERP' 1987
Critical Review of Proposed Religious Studies Courses 1969
Irving Gefter Peer Review 1988
On the Contribution to College and University of an Introductory Course in Religious Studies by Allan Anderson
San Diego State University Lectures
Prospectus Speech on 'FERP' by Allan Anderson May 26, 1988
Religious Studies Colloquium May 14, 1970


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Hollywood Reporter is doing some solid work today, catching up with Eileen Bowman, an actress who, in 1989, played Snow White opposite pre-sex scandal Rob Lowe in one of the most disastrous Oscars musical numbers of all time. It was an especially interesting read for me, since I'm too young to remember the number in question (older I get, the more I enjoy saying that). But I'm including the longest video of it I could find. My God, it's so painful. It goes without saying, but there was a lot of cocaine going around in the late eighties.
The campy live number, arranged and conducted by Marvin Hamlisch, was as over-the-top as the man who masterminded it, Grease producer Allan Carr, a bombastic Hollywood oddball famed for wearing caftans and hosting debauched parties at his disco-equipped house in Benedict Canyon. (That residence, Hilhaven Lodge, is the current home of Brett Ratner, leading some to joke that the place is cursed, at least where producing the Oscars is concerned.)
The bit featured background actors dressed as stars with black leggings and Merv Griffin singing about coconuts, for 15 minutes, even longer and more painful than an SNL cold open these days. Just how bad was it?
Carr was uniformly shunned at industry canteen Morton's the following day. Disney, which then had no stake in ABC, was furious over the unauthorized use of its copyrighted version of Snow White and filed a lawsuit against the Academy. And 17 Hollywood heavyweights — among them Paul Newman, Gregory Peck, Julie Andrews and Billy Wilder — signed an open letter deriding the telecast as "an embarrassment to both the Academy and the entire motion picture industry."
This is at an event for an organization that invited Billy Crystal back to host last year. You can imagine how bad a bit would have to be to inspire an open letter.
[Bowman, during the audition process] Our first stop was Allan Carr's house. I remember his swimming pool had pink water in it. He had a 30-foot Oscar outside his door and auditioned us in a robe. The other girl and I looked at each other thinking, "What is happening?"
My dress was bought for $23,000 by someone involved with the production who was buried in it. It was a man. I'm leaving it at that.
[The next day after the Oscars] My phone never stopped ringing. It was awful. All I can say is what Rob Lowe said, "Never trust a man in a caftan." [THR]
Anyway, it's a great read, and I'd definitely urge you to check it out. I'd like to think Brett Ratner has since had Allan Carr's pink disco pool filled with nacho cheese. Disco pool —> Crisco pool.

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No. 3 UConn gets sloppy 75-48 win over Georgetown
Kelly Faris scored 15 points and No. 3 Connecticut survived a round of sloppy-ball Wednesday night, bouncing back from a rare conference-opening loss to beat Georgetown 75-48 in a game that included 45 turnovers.
Faris also had five steals and four assists and four turnovers on a night when the ball flew everywhere except where it was supposed to. It hardly mattered as far as the outcome, with the Huskies overmatched talent-wise against for a Big East foe they have beaten 28 consecutive times.
Stefanie Dolson added 13 points and seven turnovers, Breanna Stewart had 12 points and 13 rebounds, and Bria Hartley scored 12 points for UConn (13-1, 1-1), which fell out of the No. 1 spot in the rankings after a one-point loss to Notre Dame on Saturday. With the win, UConn has now gone 707 straight games without consecutive losses.
Sugar Rodgers had 23 points and five turnovers for the Hoyas (10-5, 1-1), who haven't beaten the Huskies since 1993.
UConn committed 19 turnovers, one shy of its season-high, while Georgetown had four players commit five or more toward its season-high total of 26. The true statistical star of the game was the Huskies' Moriah Jefferson, who had seven steals and no turnovers in 27 minutes.
UConn raced to leads of 12-2 and 28-11, but the Hoyas threatened to make a game of it when Rodgers scored nine points in an 11-3 run that pulled Georgetown within single digits.
But Faris hit a 3-pointer at the first-half buzzer to put the Huskies ahead 38-23 and provided a taste of things to come in the second half, when UConn resumed the rout by hitting six 3s in just over seven minutes.
Hartley, who started 0 for 7 from 3-point range, made three in a row in 90-second span. Jefferson's 3-pointer made the score 62-37 with 12:50 remaining.
Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, UConn's leading scorer on the season, was in foul trouble early and finished with nine points, only the second time this season she has failed to reach double digits.
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The global arms trade is out of control. In armed conflicts from Syria to Sudan, Mali to Myanmar, and Congo to Colombia, thousands of people are slaughtered by weapons of war that are transferred by governments into the hands of unscrupulous regimes, criminals, illegal militias, and terrorist groups.
The unregulated global arms trade, which increases the availability of small arms and ammunition in conflict zones, is fueling wars and human rights abuses against civilians. More than 740,000 men, women and children die each year as a result of armed violence.
The deaths caused each year are at the center of a larger tragedy. The poorly regulated arms trade makes development in war-torn countries more difficult. For example, the prevalence of AK-47's and ammunition in the rural areas of South Sudan, a country plagued by five decades of war, is having devastating effects on peace-building and poverty-eradication efforts.
The time for action to reduce the illicit, unregulated flow of weapons and ammunition is now.
Rather than watching this destruction from afar, the international community has an opportunity to offer a solution. Diplomats from the United States and more than 150 other countries are at the United Nations in New York for the "final" round of negotiations (set to conclude tomorrow) for a legally binding Arms Trade Treaty. The treaty would restrict the flow of weapons across borders and close the loopholes unscrupulous traders now navigate with impunity.
Last July, the US was among a handful of states that failed to join a consensus on the treaty during the last hour of negotiations, saying "more time was needed" to complete the process. Now, the Obama administration has had that time.
President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry must now work with other countries at the United Nations to close the deal on a robust, effective Arms Trade Treaty with the highest possible standards. The Arms Trade Treaty will not, by itself, prevent all illicit and irresponsible arms trafficking, but it will help reduce the enormous toll of armed conflict around the globe.
Mr. Obama should join other leaders to finalize a treaty that outlaws arms deals where the exporter knows or should know that the weapons will be used to commit the world's worst crimes. No country should be able to hide behind ambiguous international law to aid and abet genocide, crimes against humanity, serious war crimes, or a consistent pattern of serious human rights abuses.
The treaty should also require each country to assess the risks associated with an arms deal prior to transfer and be required to not transfer the weapons if there is a substantial risk that the arms will be used to commit or facilitate serious violations of international human rights, the laws of war, or acts of terrorism.
The implementation of an Arms Trade Treaty based on this standard would prevent, or at least make it more difficult to justify, the ongoing supply of weapons to the Assad regime in Syria, for example.
While the US has some of the strictest regulations governing the export and import of weapons, less than half of the countries in the world have any basic laws governing arms trade. That's why the treaty must mandate that countries adopt and enforce comprehensive legal regime to regulate the import and export of all conventional weapons and ammunition. Arms dealers have no problem finding countries to base their operations and escape law enforcement. The treaty must close this lethal loophole.
The treaty must also avoid other loopholes – like the one sought by India and opposed by the US – that would exempt arms deals made under previous defense cooperation agreements from the treaty. And finally, the treaty should ensure that states make their reports on arms transfers available to the public to improve accountability.
The Arms Trade Treaty is about making it harder for irresponsible states and arms dealers to put profits ahead of people. It is a vital tool to help protect civilians, aid workers, and missionaries from the violence fueled by the illicit arms trade. Its time is now.
Daryl G. Kimball is the executive director of the Arms Control Association.
Raymond C. Offenheiser is president of Oxfam America.


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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - While a shot to relieve labor pains is known to increase the time it takes for women to deliver babies, a new study says the increase may be longer than originally thought.
Researchers found some women who received epidural anesthesia during labor took more than two hours longer to deliver their child, compared to women who didn't get the pain reliever.
"The effect of epidural can be longer than we think and as long as the baby looks good and the women are making progress, we don't necessarily have to intervene (and perform a Cesarean section) based on the passage of time," Dr. Yvonne Cheng told Reuters Health.
She is the study's lead author and a specialist in maternal-fetal medicine at the University of California, San Francisco.
Cesarean sections, or c-sections, are now used for about one of every three births in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That's about 50 percent more than in the mid-1990s.
C-sections come with longer hospital stays and extra risks for mothers and babies.
Cheng and her colleagues write in Obstetrics and Gynecology that two common reasons for performing c-sections are that it appears labor has slowed and that the baby is not progressing through the birth canal.
Traditionally, doctors are taught that women who receive epidural anesthesia will take about an extra hour to complete the second stage of labor, which is the pushing part.
But the researchers write that it's unclear where the data for what's considered a "normal" labor came from and that the extra hour of labor is an average.
For the new study, they compared data from over 42,000 women who delivered their children at the University of California, San Francisco between 1976 and 2008. About half of the women received epidural anesthesia and the other half did not.
Specifically, the researchers were looking at the length of the second stage of labor at the 95th percentile, which is an extreme. That means 19 out of 20 women would complete that stage of labor within that time.
For women who had never had a child before and were in the 95th percentile for length of labor, the second stage took about three hours and 20 minutes to complete without anesthesia and five hours and 40 minutes with the shot.
Women who previously had a child, who usually have shorter labors to begin with, took about an hour and 20 minutes to complete the second stage of labor without anesthesia at the 95th percentile. That compared to four hours and 15 minutes with an epidural.
Overall, the researchers found the second stage of labor took about two hours longer at the 95th percentile when women got an epidural.
For women who have a more typical delivery, the epidural probably adds less time, Dr. Karin Fox said. "It's probably difficult to know for each individual patient," she told Reuters Health.
Fox is a specialist in maternal-fetal medicine at the Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. She was not involved with the study.
While she said the results are not surprising, there may be reasons besides the epidural why some women's labors last longer.
She also said women shouldn't stay away from epidural anesthesia just because it will prolong labor. "There are many reasons for having an epidural," she said.
Dr. Christopher Glantz cautioned that although the health of babies in the epidural and non-epidural groups was similar, mothers tended to have more complications if they had longer labors.
Glantz was not involved with the study but is a high-risk pregnancy specialist at the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York.
"It would appear that the upper limit of what can be tolerated is greater than what was previously thought, which takes away some of the impetus to intervene (with c-section) in what appears to be a premature fashion," he said.
Cheng and her colleagues write that while doctors should not only rely on this paper to establish how long labors may last, these findings and previous research suggest current definitions are not sufficient.
"All the experts in the field should get together to look at the evidence that's out there and come up with informed definitions," Cheng said.
SOURCE: bit.ly/17GRJIo Obstetrics and Gynecology, online February 5, 2014.
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How a 'rap feud' with Kanye West really works
Jimmy Kimmel, I feel your pain -- and your gain.
In 2010, I found myself engulfed in a "rap feud" with Kanye West much like the one in which Kimmel, the L.A.-based talk show host, found himself Thursday, with the erstwhile Louis Vuitton don going on a gonzo Twitter offensive against me and the media universe craning in to gawk and skewer the commotion.
In Kimmel's case, West became enraged courtesy of the "Kid Re-Kreation" video he commissioned to lampoon a recent, typically magniloquent interview that Yeezus gave the BBC (in which he refers to himself as "a god" and muses at high volume and great length about leather jogging pants) hiring two children to reenact the conversation while sipping milk shakes. The rap star's recourse: a stream of livid tweets, an angry phone call to Kimmel in which West declared himself "like Pac" and a demand for a public apology he still has not received.
PHOTOS: 2013's year of controversial rap lyrics
Three years ago, the Grammy-winning rapper-producer went after your humble correspondent thanks to an error in my Pop & Hiss post about "Runaway," the expressionistic, 40-minute art film directed, written by and starring self-described "philanthropist of culture" West.
My crime: inadvertently referring to his album "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" as "My Dark Twisted Fantasy" in two out of three citations. Even though I quickly corrected the mistake online with an explicit "SORRY" directed at West, he chose to reframe my omissions of "Beautiful" as part of a larger "non-positive thought conspiracy" against him.
'Ye's tweets, which included a deliberate misspelling of the author's name as "Kriss," proceeded as follows:
"I would've taking offense 2 the LA Times review of the movie but the extremely condescending writer accidentally complimented my suit! Thx," West tweeted.
"I believe the writer's name was Kriss Lee who so bent on giving a soulless description of my work that he decided to call the album…
"…not even by the right name… ironically but I feel more strategically removing the word 'Beautiful' from the title! Woooooooooooow!
"I assumed a respected media source like the Los Angeles Times would send a writer that would at least have the respect to call the album..
"by it's proper title. It's called "MY BEAUTIFUL DARK TWISTED FANTASY" Kriss... Even if your goal was to perpetuate non-positive...
"...thought association. You see what happens when you write with a negative agenda. You have the entire Los Angeles Time's coming off..
"... like a non credible news source that can't even fact check a well publicized album title.
"How can anyone believe anything you ever write again? I feel sorry for the LA Times more than anything for missing the opportunity..."
PHOTOS: Unexpected musical collaborations
As with Kimmel's current predicament, West's Twitter followers seconded the hip-hop icon's vitriol with a steady stream of hate tweets toward me. I'll admit, things got kind of intense. Then, as now, he had millions of followers in messianic thrall. But there was an unexpected upshot. As curiosity about what infuriated West grew, so did Web traffic toward my blog post about his decidedly grandiose, self-indulgent stab at filmmaking.
The angrier Kanye got at me online, the more people clicked the link on my none-too-complimentary read of his "Runaway" and were left to formulate opinions based on my writing.
Sure enough, within a matter of hours after putting me "on blast," West deleted the tweets, prompting a number of sites including bossip.com to wonder along the lines: "Publicist Move or Kanye Thought Twice About Giving the LA Times Some Shine???"
At last count, Kimmel's "Kid Re-Kreation" video had more than a million views on YouTube, not counting its innumerable repostings on personal YouTube channels. News of his and West's rap feud has predictably achieved meme status. And on the heels of the virally epic Twerking-fire video Kimmel masterminded last month, the comedian is currently getting major props as some kind of information age savant.
The irony in both feuds, of course, is that West became a better hype man for unflattering perceptions of his output than the combined publicity departments of Kimmel's ABC talk show and the Los Angeles Times ever could.
By being so thin skinned, by attempting to control the narrative on his own magniloquent terms, West ended up emphasizing his egomania -- and helping to popularize precisely what he was railing against.
After making light of the situation on his talk show Thursday night, Kimmel seems to have gotten the last word. "I challenge you to a rap battle @kanyewest," the comedian wrote on Twitter Friday, cheekily adding the hash-tag #Iplaytheclarinet.
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Opinion: The Moral Message of Conservatism
Editorial page editor Paul Gigot on why conservatives are losing the moral argument for free markets. Photos: Getty Images
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According to a breathless press release the Reg has been handed, the ongoing ad campaign featuring that gangly bloke off of that sitcom is taking the kind of jolly, divorcey turn that's bound to amuse us in these uncertain times.
The telly spots have followed the blossoming domestic situation of man-boy Adam (played by Kris Marshall) and Jane (played by a nice lady whose name is absent from the release, presumably because she is not so famous) and its facilitation by various shiny BT boxes and dooberries. Alas, now the telco has seen fit to tear the couple apart by having Adam/Kris move out to take up his dream job.
Naturally the troubled couple have serious chats about their future by IM, but since Adam/Kris is now bereft of his BT Home Hub, the crappy rival broadband boots him off his connection. Jane/Lady is left agonising over whether or not this wireless silence will endure... forever. Moreover, potential customers are left in no doubt that going with Virgin will ruin your sex life.
The campaign will launch the new Home Hub, which promises to be so good that you would leave your ill-advised and unreliable choice of long-term partner for it.
Next week in advertising news: As consumers cut back on the little luxuries, Cadbury's resorts to drastic rival-bashing with a shock viral clip wherein the Phil Collins gorilla chokes to death on a Mars bar. ®
The ads must surely be taking inspiration from the epic shoulder-padded soap that was the Nescafé Gold Blend run of the 80s and 90s, featuring Anthony Head and a lady with massive earrings whose name is not a significant detail. Back then, a credit crunch was the sound your American Express card made when you accidentally sat on it in your 60-foot yacht. Those halcyon days.


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I am an attorney specializing in "Lemon Law" and have personally spoken to thousands of people about automobile purchases, new and used. I can tell you the most important thing you can learn from the collective experience of all those people: UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF THE PURCHASE AGREEMENT.
Auto sales are controlled by the purchase agreement you will sign once a deal has been struck. Once you sign it, the deal is done. But most people get so freaked out in a car dealership they overlook the importance of this one piece of paper.
Most purchase agreements are pre-printed forms slathered in language no one reads.
Almost always they say something to the effect of, "verbal statements made by the sales person are not binding on the seller."Such as:
That would be the fourth paragraph in the clip from above. Yes, that means the salesman can tell you anything; it won't mean a thing legally. "This is a one-owner car." "This car has never been totaled." "This car was not used as a mobile meth-lab before it was dumped in Lake Erie."
This means you should ignore everything the salesperson says to you. EVERYTHING. None of it means a thing unless it's reduced to writing. In some states, you can try arguing that the salesman's statements meant something notwithstanding the disclaimer, but it is almost impossible to prove; written statements almost always overrule verbal ones. And for every witness you had with you, there will be five other salespeople who will swear they overheard the exact opposite. "Yes, your Honor. I heard Skip specifically tell the plaintiff that the car was pulled from the crick with a heap of human torsos in the back seat."
The good news is that the purchase agreement can be used to your benefit. If the salesperson makes a statement about the car you like, ("This car has a brand new engine.") ask that it be written onto the purchase agreement. Watch the excitement which ensues. They will say, "We're not allowed to write things on the purchase agreement," or "You don't need me to write that down, I'm giving you my word." Better: "You don't trust me?" If they won't write it down, refer to the previous paragraph. The salesperson is lying to you and now you have proof. There is no valid reason a salesperson would hesitate to write a truthful statement onto a purchase agreement.
Notice that they don't make this easy. The example above is from a recent purchase agreement and, as you can see, there's not a lot of room for the parties to fill in the "OTHER MATERIAL UNDERSTANDINGS." That's because the dealership doesn't want there to be any.
So, next time you go car shopping remember this: Ignore everything the salesperson tells you. Nothing counts unless it's written on the purchase agreement. And if they won't write it there for you, walk away.
Steve Lehto has been practicing consumer protection and lemon law for 23 years in Michigan. He taught Consumer Protection at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law for ten years and wrote The Lemon Law Bible. He also wrote Chrysler's Turbine Car: The Rise and Fall of Detroit's Coolest Creation and The Great American Jet Pack: The Quest for the Ultimate Individual Lift Device both published by Chicago Review Press. Follow him on Twitter: @stevelehto


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We've heard the beating of the drum time and time again: "We must reduce our dependence on foreign oil." It forces us into poor economic, political, diplomatic, and military choices. But, what are we really doing about it?
In this column, I've discussed a widely accepted concept called "peak oil". It is a logistics model that has been able to predict the point in time at which the maximum rate of extraction occurs for a specific well, a field, a region, or the world, after which extraction quickly declines. Under this model, it appears that peak oil for the world might well occur this decade. While the extraction of oil might decline, energy consumption certainly won't. So, energy consumers will turn to different sources.
Given a combination of factors – our nation's infrastructure, domestic resources, technology, and environmental impact – it might be that natural gas is the natural choice. Of course, we would want to ultimately move to zero-emission sources of energy, but we're not there yet . . . at least our infrastructure and technology are not there yet.
U.S. crude oil consumption is roughly 7 billion barrels per year, of which approximately 4.5 billion barrels is imported. Based on data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, about 24 trillion cubic feet of natural gas per year would be needed to replace the 4.5 billion barrels per year we import.
The U.S. currently produces just under this amount each year. With an effective doubling of consumption of natural gas each year, an expansion of infrastructure would be needed. Such an expansion might take ten years to implement. But, it would be a shift from energy investment that we are already paying for outside the United States to energy investment inside the United States. This would likely have the effect of pulling jobs back into the U.S.
Various sources estimate that the U.S. has between 1.5 and 2.5 quadrillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves. If we were to assume its complete replacement of foreign oil, this translates to a 60 to 100-year supply. Tacking on the additional ten years for implementation, what might technology yield in the 2080 to 2120 timeframe? I posit that technology will yield a clean, green, cheap source of domestic energy that will once and for all put the issue to rest.
So, while natural gas certainly is not the final solution, it might well be the steppingstone that gets us there.
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I knew from the get go that I wanted and needed to have Lisa in my book. In addition to her wonderful art - unique and vibrant - I knew that she would bring some wit and humor to the pages as well. And when you read her contributions, she doesn't disappoint. We have tried on many occasions to actually meet in real life. Finally that will happen next month when I travel to her hometown in Colorado. Counting the days...


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Thai police have arrested a fugitive politician who disappeared eight years ago after being convicted of hiring a gunman to kill a rival.
Police Lt Gen Pongpat Chayaphan said today that 75-year-old Somchai Khunpleum was arrested in a car while traveling out of Bangkok to his hometown of Chonburi in eastern Thailand.
Somchai is the father of current Culture Minister Sonthaya Khunpleum.
The Supreme Court sentenced him to 25 years imprisonment in 2004 for conspiring in the murder of a political opponent.
He also received a 5-year jail term for a corruption case.
Somchai was released on bail in 2005 and reportedly fled the country.
Police said a commando squad today had followed him to a Bangkok hospital where he had a medical appointment under a fake name.


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If I hear more twaddle about Stand Your Ground, I'm gonna hurl. It's a single sentence in Florida's self-defense law that says, when attacked, you have no duty to retreat, but can shoot, stab, bludgeon, punch, kick or bite to save your life. Many states already have, or are adopting, similar language.
The notoriety of the phrase derives from ignorance, willful and otherwise. Stand Your Ground sets the boundary for the area in which self-defense may lawfully occur. It was not applicable in the Trayvon Martin shooting, since George Zimmerman was not standing but, according to two eyewitnesses, flat on his back. It was equally inapplicable in the prosecution of Michael Dunn, who will spend the rest of his life in prison precisely because he did not stand his ground, but instead charged Jordan Davis, killed him, then fired into a retreating vehicle. Florida law denies self-defense claims to aggressors.
So why the uproar to change the law? A peek behind the political curtain will suffice. During Stand Your Ground appearances in the capitol rotundas of Tallahassee, Columbus, Ohio and Springfield, Ill., the weeping families of the dead stood front and center before the cameras. On either side, however, were the real players, the plaintiff's bar. Conspicuously absent were prosecutors, defense attorneys and police.
Civil attorneys are not parties to prosecutions, so what's their interest? It's the second part of the Stand Your Ground law, which in Florida says: "A person who uses force as permitted … is justified in using such force and is immune from criminal prosecution and civil action."
In Stand Your Ground states, you can't sue anyone for wrongful death and civil damages who is found to have acted in self-defense. Likewise, it's nearly impossible to sue someone acquitted on the basis of self-defense.
After a loved one is killed, it's customary to call a personal injury lawyer before you call an undertaker. There's no criticism here. It's what people do. Violent death is a tragedy; it's also a business opportunity.
Let's do some market research. In Jacksonville, between 80 and 90 guys get whacked each year. A percentage of these are insured. Frequently, someone else, such as a building owner, is insured and will be sued pro forma. Liability limits for individuals are generally $100,000 and up; building policies often top $1 million. Punch some calculator keys and you can see that Jacksonville murders could potentially generate millions in awards, of which 40 percent on average goes to attorneys.
Nice business if you can get it.
In state capitals, injury attorneys speak for justice, but they lobby for money. Florida has a short, two-year statute of limitation on wrongful death claims, so in self-defense cases there's often an unholy rush, accompanied by a media hullabaloo, to pressure insurance companies to cut the check before a judge grants immunity, or a jury acquits, or the clock runs out, and the prize vanishes.
Trayvon Martin's parents received approximately $600,000, and their attorneys $400,000, from the insurer of the Twin Lakes condominium where Martin died. Had the insurance company held out until after the verdict, it would have paid nothing. If George Zimmerman receives the anticipated $5 to 10 million from his lawsuit against NBCUniversal, which doctored 911 tapes to make him appear racist, Trayvon's parents will get zip. Zimmerman was acquitted. He's got legal Teflon under the Kevlar he's wearing these days.
When personal injury attorneys, along with Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, parachuted into Tallahassee to hondle (that's a portmanteau of "hoodwink" and "handle") Gov. Rick Scott for a quick deletion of the immunity clause, he hondled them right back by appointing a blue ribbon commission and funding its months-long tour of Sunshine State. The commission — stacked, critics complained, with Stand Your Ground supporters — found, as expected, no enthusiasm for change. The only recommendation in the official report was to strengthen the law by extending self-defense lawsuit immunity to third parties.
Fascinating, is it not? If this language passes into law, bosses, landlords, lessees, friends, lovers and those inconveniently proximate to a self-defender cannot be sued for the misfortune of being insured.
Bet you didn't read that in your daily news.
To comprehend Stand Your Ground, ignore the show and look for the dough. After the media dim their lights and strike their tents, what remains is the dark struggle for money and power, with claws unsheathed and freshly sharpened, in the half-lights and shadows
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What's News: Google stocks rise to another record intraday high, Chinese property stocks fall with the news of new property taxes and Jeb Bush isn't ruling out a 2016 presidential bid. Photo: Associated Press
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... another day another all-time high for Google this is what's news on WS J live at this hour I'm Thailand Co shares of the tech giant posting a fresh record high of eight hundred eighteen dollars and twenty two cents earlier today ... if the looking fashionable his personal record intraday highs in the end of January ... the stock is up twenty eight percent from the mid November low ... an improving mobile ad out looking growing ... revenue from display ads in YouTube among the reasons for the stock's recent run ... and China's property stocks plunged ... the country announcing new property measures to curb the difference in the housing market ... China's State Council saying authorities will strictly force a personal income tax of twenty percent on profits from home sales ... in loosening many Chinese property stocks down to the daily ten percent trading limits ... as coal prices are expected to take a peek at ... could there be another President Bush ... Jeb Bush doing little to tamp down speculation of a White House and the former Florida Governor saying on the today show he is rolling out at twenty sixteen presidential run ... friends and aides say he is actively weighing the possibility ... of thinking think you in the last election cycle ... looking keep us in all the latest news about Mr upbeat and what's his aunt WS J live ...


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Well, privacy rears its ugly head in healthcare again. I don't want to treat a person's privacy lightly, but I must admit that I kind of had to laugh at the breach I'm about to tell you about. I think you'll see why.
I first read about this privacy breach on this Techcrunch article (They originally found it on nextWeb). Here's a quote from the Techcrunch article:
Yikes. Users of fitness and calorie tracker Fitbit may need to be more careful when creating a profile on the site. The sexual activity of many of the users of the company's tracker and online platform can be found in Google Search results, meaning that these users' profiles are public and searchable.
I've been a big fan of Fitbit and other devices like that which are trying to track a person's health and fitness. I think there's a real market for these devices, but this is a pretty ugly misstep for Fitbit. Although, a search for sexual activity and FitBit isn't returning results any more. Here's the Fitbit blog post which details the steps they've taken to secure their users profiles. Seems like a reasonable and a smart response to the privacy issue.
Before I go any farther, we should be clear that this isn't a HIPAA violation. The patient put their information online and agreed to have that information out there. We could argue how much they really agreed to have their profile public, but I'm quite sure that Fitbit would be fine in a HIPAA lawsuit. However, that doesn't mean they're not taking the hit for poor decisions.
What can future healthcare app and device companies learn from the Privacy issues at Fitbit?
1. Default healthcare profiles to private. Allow the user to opt in to make it public. Some might want it public, but no company should assume it should be public. This isn't Facebook.
2. Consider more granular privacy controls. I may want part of my profile public, but part private (ie. sexual activity in a fitness application).
3. Be aware of what you allow search engines to index. There's a whole category of hackers called Google Hackers. They use Google to find sensitive information like the story above. It's amazing the power of Google hacking.
Some suggestions to e-patients that put their health data online:
1. Be careful about what information you're putting online.
2. Check out where the information you put online will be available. Is it private? Is it public? Is it partially public? Can search engines see it?
There's little doubt that more and more healthcare information is going to be put online by patients. We're going to see more and more privacy issues like the one mentioned above. This incident will do little to deter this trend. However, hopefully it can serve as a learning experience for Fitbit and other healthcare companies that are entering this new world of online health information.


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A couple of months ago I won a bottle of KLB's "That's Good Mustard" BBQ Sauce in a Twitter giveaway. I finally had the chance to do a big product test cook this past weekend, so let's take a look at this mustard sauce from South Carolina!
The BBQ sauce is the creation of Kevin Bobo. As a lot of you may know, a good portion of South Carolina is known for their mustard-based BBQ sauce, and Kevin's creation embodies that style. The sauce claims to work on virtually any meat — chicken, pork, beef, venison, even mahi mahi!
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The sauce comes in a 17 oz. bottle, so you definitely get your money's worth from the bottle. It is a golden color, leaning more towards yellow that some other mustard-based BBQ sauces I have used. It pours out nice and thick, and you can easily see the various herbs and spices that are used throughout the sauce.
When I took a taste of the sauce, there was no doubt whatsoever that this was a mustard-based sauce. This sauce is really bold by itself. The mustard is predominant, but it isn't completely mustard. The other spices help mellow out the sauce and take a little bit of the "zip" out of the sauce.
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Chicken. Lots of chicken. With my wife being out of town for the evening, I decided to do a product review test cook. Overall, I ended up using 6 chicken thighs and used 3 different sauces on the meat. The thighs were trimmed and seasoned with chicken seasoning from Bandiola Spice Co.
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The name of a Jewish family that settled in Italy, and which was originally resident at Rome. According to a family tradition, it was one of the four prominent Jewish families deported by Titus to Rome upon the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem.
Traces of this family, which is still a flourishing one, may be found as far back as the middle of the tenth century; and between the eleventh and the fourteenth centuries some of its members were particularly prominent. One branch of the Anaws was the family of Bethel or De Synagoga (
The following tables give two of the principal branches of the Anaws, and enumerate those among them who attained any importance. For fuller details see Vogelstein and Rieger, "Gesch d. Juden in Rom," i. 456. See also Bozecci and Bethelides in this Encyclopedia.
- 1. Abraham ben Joab Anaw: Member of the Rabbinical Board in Rome, 1007.
- 2. Jehiel Anaw: Son of No. 1; rabbi and principal of the Talmudic High School in Rome; died before 1070.
- 3. Daniel Anaw: Eldest son of the preceding; died before 1101. He was teacher at the Rabbinical High School, was in friendly intercourse with Christian scholars, and appears to have written a commentary upon the Order Zeraim of the Mishnah. Together with his brothers, he issued rabbinical decisions.
- 4. Daniel Anaw: Probably grandson of the preceding. According to Benjamin of Tudela, he was warden of the Jewish congregation in Rome together with Jehiel and Joab (No. 11) in the year 1166.
- 5. Daniel Anaw: Probably grandson of the last; Talmudist in Rome about 1250. His teacher was Benjamin b. Moses; and Benjamin b. Abraham was his pupil.
- 6. Jehiel Anaw: Son of No. 5; scribe in Rome, 1265.
- 7. Daniel Anaw: Son of No. 6; synagogal poet in Montalcino about 1300.
- 8. Nathan Anaw: Second son of Jehiel (No. 2); author of the 'Aruk.
- 9. Abraham Anaw: Third son of Jehiel (No. 2); teacher at the Talmudic High School in Rome; issued rabbinical decisions conjointly with his brothers, and with his brother Nathan established a synagogue in Rome, 1101.
- 10. Solomon Anaw: Son of No. 9; president of the Talmudic High School and of the Rabbinical Board in Rome about 1130. Some of his rabbinical decisions have been preserved.
- 11. Joab Anaw: Son of No. 10. In 1166, together with Jehiel and Daniel (No. 4), he was, according to Benjamin of Tudela, warden of the Jewish congregation. He was the friend and a patron of Abraham ibn Ezra.
- 12. Benjamin Anaw: Son of No. 11; died young, before 1145; a pupil of Ibn Ezra in Rome. To him the latter dedicated his commentary upon the Song of Solomon and Job.
- 13. Solomon b. Shabbethai Anaw: Great-grandson of Joab (No. 11), learned Talmudist in the second quarter of the thirteenth century, and the first Roman Jew of the thirteenth century who actively engaged in literary work. He was the teacher of Judah b. Benjamin (No. 25) and of Benjamin b. Abraham (No. 30). He wrote a commentary uponAḥai's "Sheiltot," which was completed by Judah b. Benjamin and to which Benjamin b. Abraham wrote glosses.
- 14. Shabbethai Anaw: Son of No. 13; rabbi in Rome toward the end of the thirteenth century. He delivered philosophical lectures, and was the intimate friend of Zerahiah b. Isaac b. Shealtiel of Barcelona, who translated philosophical works for him in Rome. In the dispute between Zerahiah and Hillel b. Samuel, he took the part of the former.
- 15. Joab b. Benjamin Anaw: Grandson of Solomon (No. 13), grammarian and Bible-exegete in Rome. He was active in 1280, and is mentioned, in 1304, as a teacher. Among his pupils were Jekuthiel b. Jehiel Anaw (No. 24) and Benjamin b. Judah Bozecco.
- 16. Mattathiah b. Shabbethai Anaw: Brother of Solomon (No. 13), Talmudist in Rome about 1240.
- 17. Shabbethai Anaw: Son of No. 16, father-in-law of Joab (No. 15).
- 18. Menahem b. Joab b. Solomon b. Shabbethai Anaw: Great-grandson of the preceding, a scribe in 1378 (Zunz, "Gesammelte Schriften," iii. 169).
- 19. Abraham b. Joab Anaw: Scribe and synagogal poet in Rome in the second half of the thirteenth century, a descendant of Jehiel (No. 2).
- 20. Paola Anaw: Daughter of No. 19, scribe in Rome, 1288-92. She married first Solomon b. Moses de Rossi, and after his death, about 1285, Jehiel b. Solomon. There were three sons by her first marriage, Immanuel, Jekuthiel, and Solomon; the last, born posthumously, died before 1330.
- 21. Benjamin and (22) Abraham Anaw: Sons of Jehiel; physicians and Talmudists in Rome at the beginning of the thirteenth century. Abraham was also rabbi there. See also Anaw, Abraham b. Jehiel.
- 23. Jehiel b. Jekuthiel Anaw: Grandson of Benjamin (No. 21), synagogal poet and scribe in Rome, 1260-89; author of a book on morals, entitled "Ma'alot ha-Middot" (Excellencies of Virtue).
- 24. Jekuthiel Anaw: Son of No. 23, scribe in Rome, 1280, and pupil of Joab b. Benjamin (No. 15).
- 25. Judah Anaw: Son of Benjamin (No. 21).
- 26. Zedekiah b. Benjamin Anaw: Brother of No. 25, learned Talmudist in Rome. He died at a very old age, some time after 1280. He was a pupil of Meir b. Moses in Rome and of Abigdor Cohen in Vienna. He was probably a partizan of Abraham Abulafia.
- 27. Menahem Ẓemaḥ b. Abraham Jacob Anaw: Grandson of Benjamin (No. 21), scribe in Rome and Frascati, 1322-26.
- 28. Menahem Anaw (the Pious): Son of Benjamin (No. 21), about 1290; physician in Rome. He occupied himself also with Talmudic studies and gave instruction.
- 29. Solomon b. Jehiel Anaw: Grandson of Abraham (No. 22), copyist in Rome, 1292-97.
- 30. Benjamin Anaw: See Anaw, Benjamin.
- 31. Moses Rofe Anaw: Son of No. 30, physician and Talmudist in Rome, 1292.
- 32. Moses Anaw: Son of Abraham (No. 22), Talmudist and synagogal poet in Rome in the middle of the thirteenth century.
- 33. Zedekiah b. Abraham Anaw: See Anaw, Zedekiah b. Abraham.
- 34. Solomon Anaw: Son of No. 33, scribe in Rome, 1288-1316.
- 35. Jehiel Anaw: Brother of No. 34, 1294.
- 36. Grandson of Zedekiah Anaw (No. 33): Name unknown; wrote a halakic work.
Other members of the family are:
- 37. Judah Anaw: About 1145.
- 38. Jehiel b. Solomon Anaw: Second husband of Paola (No. 20), in Rome, 1288.
- 39. Jehiel b. Joab Anaw: Pupil of Shabbethai b. Solomon (No. 14), in Rome.
- 40. Jehiel b. Nathan Anaw: 1289 (see Steinschneider, "Katalog der Hebräischen Handschriften in Berlin," i. 11).
- 41. Abraham b. Solomon Anaw: In Sulmona, 1419.
- 42. Joshua b. Solomon Anaw: Fifteenth century (Steinschneider, "Jüd. Literatur," p. 443).
- 43. Abraham Anaw: Secretary of the Jewish community in Rome, 1499.
- 44. Moses b. Samuel Anaw of Rome: Scribe in Reggio, 1503.
- 45. Abraham b. Jacob Anaw: Rabbi in Rome, 1536.
- 46. Judah b. Shabbethai Anaw: Rabbi and secretary of the congregation in Rome, 1530-54. He took part in the rabbinical conference at Ferrara in 1554; died before 1574.
- 47. Isaac Anaw: Son of No. 46, rabbi and secretary of the congregation in Rome, 1530-82.
- 48. Baruch b. Mordecai Anaw: (
V01p567001.jpg) "Fattore del Ghetto," or "Sindaco," Steward of the Ghetto, in Rome, 1568.
- 49. Baruch Anaw: Member of the governing board of the Jewish congregation in Rome, 1558 (possibly identical with the preceding).
- 50. Ḥayyun Anaw: Member of the governing body at Rome, 1558.
- 51. Rafael b. Isaac Anaw: In Ferrara and Cremona, sixteenth century (see Mortara, "Indice").
- 52. Isaiah Anaw: Talmudist in Günzburg, 1608 (
- 53. Joab (Dattilo) b. Baruch Anaw: Member of the Rabbinical Board in Rome, about 1700.H. V.
- 54. Phinehas Ḥai b. Menahem Anaw: Italian author of the eighteenth century; head of the Talmudic college at Ferrara. He wrote "Gibe'at Pinḥas" (Hill of Phinehas), containing responsa on various halakic subjects. The work, consisting of eight volumes, is still extant in manuscript in the Almanzi collection.Bibliography: Mortara, Indice Alfabetico, s.v.; Luzzatto, Hebr. Bibl. iv. 54. I. Br.
- 55. Judah b. Mordecai Anaw: 1714 (Mortara, "Indice," p. 49).
- 56. Abraham b. Jacob Anaw: Rabbi and primary teacher in Rome; wrote a drama and a wedding ode; died 1782.
- 57. Jacob Anaw: Eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (Fürst, "Bibl. Jud." iii. 100).
- 58. Servadio b. Elijah Umano Anaw: Born 1815; died June 12, 1844. He was a teacher and wrote rabbinical works and decisions in Italian ("Mosé" [periodical], v. 305).
- 59. Isaac b. Elijah Anaw: Brother of No. 58, in Ferrara, 1882 ("Mosé," ib.).
- 60. Salvatore Anaw: Was employed in the finance department of the Roman republic in 1849.
- 61. Flaminio Anaw: Member of the commission to prepare a new constitution for the congregation in Rome in 1886 ("Vessillo Israelitico," 1886, p. 61).
- 62. Abraham Anaw: Owner of Bodleian manuscript No. 1069 (Neubauer, "Cat. Bodl. Hebr. MSS.").
- 63. Jekuthiel b. Judah Anaw: Scribe (Luzzatto,
V01p567003.jpg, 669).
- 64. Judah b. Benjamin ha-Rofe (Anaw?) and (65) Samuel, his son: In Viterbo in May, 1362 (Munich MS. No. 268). H. V.


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Characterizing amplifier performance using sinusoids is reasonable during the early stages of the design process. However, gain compression from a one-tone sweep or intermodulation distortion from a two-tone sweep may not accurately predict ACLR or EVM, the real specifications. Designers need to know ACLR and EVM while an amplifier is delivering a specified output power, and they need to know how much statistical variation to expect. Also, they want to know what design parameters could be adjusted to improve performance. This paper shows techniques for carrying out these types of simulations. ADS examples will be provided.
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Mullett on behalf of the Gunai/Kurnai People v State of Victoria [2010] FCA 1144 (22 October 2010)
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|Federal Court of Australia
|22 October 2010
|Sub Category:
|Consent Determination (Native Title Act)
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|Victoria, Australia
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|The determination area covers approximately 45,000 hectares and is located in Gippsland extending from west Gippsland near Warragul, east to the Snowy River, and north to the Great Dividing Range. It also includes 200 metres of offshore sea territory. The determination area includes 10 parks and reserves that are to be jointly managed by the Victorian government and the Gunai/Kurnai people.
|Legal Status:
|Registered on the National Native Title Register
|Legal Reference:
|Federal Court No: VID6007/1998; National Native Title Tribunal No: VC97/4
|Subject Matter:
|Collaboration / Partnership | Land Management | Land Use | Native Title | Recognition of Native Title or Traditional Ownership | Recognition of Traditional Rights and Interests
|Summary Information:
|Between: Albert Mullett, Sandra Middleton Patten, Graham (Bootsie) Thorpe and Olive Tregonning on behalf of the Gunai/Kurnai People (APPLICANTS) and
State of Victoria and Others (as per list at Attachment A of the judgment) (RESPONDENTS)
Gwen Atkinson, Sheila Baksh, Beryl Booth, Margaret Donnelly, Shirley Foster, Rhoda Green, Julie Mongta, Sandra Patten, Lorraine Sellings, Jamie Thomas, Lynette Walsh, Rita Watkins And Richard Young on behalf of the Gunai/Kurnai People (APPLICANTS) and
State of Victoria and Others (as per list at Attachment A of the judgment) (RESPONDENTS)
Judge: North J
Where made: Knobs Reserve, Stratford
Native title exists in parts of the determination area. It consists in non-exclusive native title rights and interests.
Native title is held by members of the Gunai/Kurnai People. This includes those people who identify as Gunai, Kurnai or Gunai Kurnai or descendants of their ancestors.
Non-exclusive native title rights and interests that exist over land and water in the determination area include:
- rights of access
- rights to use and enjoy the land
- rights to take resources from the land for non-commercial purposes
- rights to protect and maintain sites of importance within the determination area
- rights to engage in certain activities on the land (including camping, cultural activities, rituals, ceremonies, meetings, gatherings, and teaching about the sites of significance within the determination area).
These rights do not confer exclusive rights of possession, use and enjoyment of the land or waters.
Native title does not exist in minerals, petroleum or groundwater.
Non-native title rights and interests that exist within the determination area include:
- Public rights of access to and enjoyment of waterways, beds and banks or foreshores of waterways, coastal waters, beaches and public places under the Land Titles Validation Act 1994 (Vic).
- rights of access for employees and agents of the Commonwealth
- rights of the Crown over public works and facilities
- various rights and interests of Telstra Corporation Limited
- public fishing rights
- public navigation rights
- rights of innocent passage through the territorial seas
- various pipeline licences
- various licences, permits, statutory fishing rights and statutory rights concerning fishing and the exploitation of living resources in the determination area
- valid rights granted to persons by the Crown or conferred on persons via statute.
The Gunai/Kurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation is the prescribed body corporate nominated to hold the native title on trust for the native title claimants/holders
|Detailed Information:
The determination concerns two related native title applications made by the Gunai/Kurnai people. The first application (VID 6007/98) was filed on 7 April 1998 and concerned a claim over approximately 8,000 parcels of land in the Gippsland area. The second application (VID 482/09) was filed on 29 June 2009 and sought to include some additional parcels of land to the original claim.
The progress of the applications was originally stalled due to disagreement within the claimant group. This disagreement was about whether certain members of the claim group (representatives of the Kurnai People) held exclusive native title rights over the agreement area (to the exclusion of other members of the claimant group). This claim was eventually rejected in Rose on behalf of the Kurnai Clans v State of Victoria & Others [2010] FCA 460.
Agreement in principle between the Gunai/Kurnai people and the State of Victoria was reached in April 2010. Therafter, the State consulted with other non-State respondents and the Commonwealth.
Details of the judgment
There are a number of respondents in the dispute who have not been listed for the purpose of brevity. The full list of respondents is contained in Attachment A of the determination, available via the URL link above. These respondents represent the following various interests:
- local government;
- mining;
- farming;
- commercial fishing;
- forestry;
- water;
- petroleum;
- telecommunications;
- public access;
- fishing; and
- recreational land use.
The Court was satisfied that the State of Victoria had taken steps to satisfy itself of hte credibility of the Gunai/Kurnai application. The Court noted that the State had relied on legal, historical and anthropological advice before reaching an agreement. The State's investigation included a tenure analysis of over 8,000 land parcels the subject of the claim.
The Court recognised that advisers to all parties to the dispute acted 'with a great spirit of cooperation and mutual respect'.
The Court further acknowledged that the determination could not have been made without the Victorian Government's establishment of the new framework for settlement of native title disputes under the Traditional Owner Settlement Act 2010 (Vic). At the time that this Act came into operation, however, negotiations between the parties were substantially complete.
Ancillary agreement
An ancillary agreement reached by the parties also provides for:
- funding for the Gunai/Kurnai People to manage their affairs;
- the transfer of certain national parks and reserves to 'Aboriginal title' for their joint management between the Gunai/Kurnai People and the Victorian government;
- undertakings to develop protocols for recognition of the Gunai/Kurnai people and the strengthening Gunai/Kurnai culture;
- the future transfer of freehold interests in a limited number of land parcels to the Gunai/Kurnai people.
Both the Consent Determination and the Gunaikurnai Recognition and Settlement Agreement (signed after the determination was made) cover the same area. The area stretches from west Gippsland near Warragul, east to the Snowy River, and north to the Great Dividing Range.
The agreement provides for the transfer of 10 national parks and reserves under 'Aboriginal title' to the Gunai/Kurnai People for joint management with the Victorian Government. These include:
- Corringle Foreshore Reserve
- The Knob Reserve, Stratford;
- Tarra Bulga National Park;
- Mitchell River National Parks;
- Lakes National Park;
- New Guinea Cave;
- Lake Tylers Catchment Area;
- Buchan Caves Reserve;
- Gippsland Lakes Reserve; and
- Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park.
The management of these parks and reserves will be administered by a Traditional Owner Land Management Board, which comprises the Gunai/Kurnai People, the State Government and members of the local community.
The agreement also provides for protocols to be established to strengthen Gunai/Kurnai culture and recognition of the Gunai/Kurnai People. Under the agreement, funding is to be provided to help the Gunai/Kurnai People manage their affairs.
Attorney General Rob Hulls estimates that the settlement package is worth $12 million, of which the Victorian Government has contributed $6 million.
There are further Indigenous Land Use Agreements and Resource Agreements that are yet to be negotiated in relation to the determination area.
This was the first agreement to be negotiated under the new framework established pursuant to the Traditional Owner Settlement Act 2010 (Vic). It has been predicted that this type of agreement will be replicated in future negotiations with the Government of Victoria. The agreement has been referred to as a 'benchmark' in its provision for both native title and ancillary agreements relating to funding.
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