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The Shattered Lands
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Shattered Lands Campaign Wiki
The Shattered Lands has a long History ( which hasnt been filled in properly yet, still in a notebook)
Two Calendars, and room for almost any character you can imagine.
This Wiki gives you access to what you need to know to get into the world, the feel, its people and places. Browse about. I make no claim to have invented all of this myself. I pull from other works shamelessly as well as make stuff up as I go. It's for the fun and the game folks. Enjoy it.
This Realm sits at a Nexus within the Multiverse that brings forces and beings from far and wide into play. In recent game history a planar explosion brought new races into the Lands, ripped from their own worlds, and left to find their own way in ours. And if you do not feel like exploring a new race, there is a whole world of Humans, Elves and Dwarves to choose from as well. Humans dominate the world, with Dwarves characteristically holding the mountains and cavernous depths their own. The Elves dwell wherever another race has not tread too deeply. Monstrous races abound, with Orcs and Goblinoids taking to the hills and contesting the mountains with the dwarves. Other monstrous races are uncommon, though not completely unknown.
Magic – while great feats of magic are possible, and the destruction of the portal and the Hadean civilization are proof, they are uncommon. The pure investiture of time, experience, money and resources is astounding. Artifacts from ages gone by exist, and are unique. The Gods like to meddle in the affairs of the Realm, so clerical magic exists as well as arcane. magic is not common. maybe 5% of the population can use magic, and many have never received any sort of training. magic items are not common. if you are in a city where there is a wizard school, you may have access to some magic items, but we are not talking about harry potter land here. Healing potions are sometimes available at a temple or church for a fee. Magic items and potions require alot of money and resources to create, and most of all, experience, life force, a bit of the crafter goes into the creation.


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Traveling Luck for Ballingtine Lake Georgia, United States
The timezone in Ballingtine Lake is America/Iqaluit
Morning Sunrise at 08:38 and Evening Sunset at 18:57. It's Dark
Rough GPS position Latitude. 31.9000°, Longitude. -84.5050°
Morning Sunrise at 08:38 and Evening Sunset at 18:57. It's Dark
Rough GPS position Latitude. 31.9000°, Longitude. -84.5050°
Weather near Ballingtine Lake Last report from Albany, Southwest Georgia Regional Airport, GA 64.6km awayTemperature: 5°C / 41°F
Wind: 0km/h North
Cloud: Sky Clear
Satellite map of Ballingtine Lake and it's surroudings...
Geographic features & Photographs around Ballingtine Lake in Georgia, United States
church a building for public Christian worship.
- Macedonia Church (1.5km)
- Jackson Grove Church (2.3km)
- Parrott Baptist Church (3.2km)
- Saint Pauls Church (5.4km)
- Mount Olive Church (5.9km)
- New Hope Church (6.3km)
- Beulah Church (6.4km)
- Turkey Creek Church (7.4km)
- Sand Hill Church (7.8km)
- Sardis Church (8.3km)
- Rural Hill Church (9km)
- Enterprise Church (10.1km)
cemetery a burial place or ground.
- Parrott Cemetery (1km)
- Saint Pauls Cemetery (5.5km)
- Red Hill Cemetery (5.7km)
- New Hope Cemetery (6.2km)
- Pierces Chapel Cemetery (6.3km)
- New Beulah Cemetery (6.5km)
- Foremans Cemetery (6.7km)
- Turkey Creek Cemetery (7.4km)
- Sardis Cemetery (8.2km)
- Sand Hill Cemetery (9.5km)
- Enterprise Cemetery (10km)
reservoir(s) an artificial pond or lake.
- Ballingtine Lake (0km)
- Holoka Lake (4km)
- McGills Pond (7.6km)
- McCledon Lake (7.6km)
- Veneys Millpond (8.1km)
- Kennedy Lake (8.2km)
- Veneys Millpond (8.2km)
- Perry Lake (8.7km)
- Wallers Pond (9.7km)
dam a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Ballingtine Lake Dam (0km)
- Holoka Lake Dam (4km)
- McGills Pond Dam (7.6km)
- McCledon Lake Dam (7.6km)
- Veneys Millpond Dam (8.1km)
- Kennedy Lake Dam (8.2km)
- Perry Lake Dam (8.7km)
- Wallers Pond Dam (9.7km)
Accommodation around Ballingtine Lake
Country Hearth Inn & Suites 938 Forrester Dr SE, Dawson
SUPER VALUE INN RICHLAND 46 Nicholson Road, Richland
Days Inn Cuthbert 142 Us Highway 82 E, Cuthbert
populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Parrott (1.4km)
- Chenube (historical) (3.9km)
- Chambliss (5.6km)
- Worner (historical) (5.8km)
- Cottondale (8.5km)
- Oakville (8.5km)
- Leveretts (10.1km)
Local Feature A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Lee Mill (historical) (3.2km)
- Pierce Chapel (6.2km)
- Jones Mill (historical) (7.7km)
- Parker Mill (historical) (8km)
- Veneys Mill (historical) (8.1km)
- Turner Chapel (9.6km)
- Wallers Mill (historical) (9.9km)
school building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Parrott School (historical) (2km)
- Beulah School (historical) (6.4km)
- Crawford Grove School (historical) (9.7km)
airport a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Hayes Airport (9.2km)
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Long Branch (9.9km)
tower a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- WACS-TV (Dawson) (8.1km)
park an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Chenube Indian Village Monument (3.9km)
Wikipedia entries close to Ballingtine Lake
- Parrott, Georgia city o city
- Weston, Georgia city o city
- Dawson, Georgia city o city
- Bronwood, Georgia city o city
- Preston, Georgia city o city
- Plains (Georgia) city n city
- Shellman, Georgia city o city
- Smithville, Georgia city o city
- Sasser, Georgia city o city
- Richland, Georgia city o city
- Cuthbert, Georgia city o city
- Lumpkin, Georgia city o city
- Americus (Georgia) city i city
- Leesburg, Georgia city o city
- Leslie, Georgia city o city
- Morgan, Georgia city o city
Airports close to Ballingtine LakeLawson aaf(LSF), Fort benning, Usa (86.6km)
Dothan rgnl(DHN), Dothan, Usa (143.7km)
Robins afb(WRB), Macon, Usa (154km)
Middle georgia rgnl(MCN), Macon, Usa (154.4km)
Moody afb(VAD), Valdosta, Usa (211.5km)

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About the Speakers
2018 One Health One Planet Symposium:
Chemicals of Concern in the Environment
Opening Reception Wed., March 7; Symposium Thurs., March 8
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Pittsburgh, PA
Jennifer Adibi, M.P.H., Sc.D.
Assistant Professor of Epidemiology, Department of Obstetrics/Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences, University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health
Dr. Jennifer Adibi is an environmental and reproductive epidemiologist with training in placental and stem cell biology. She holds degrees from Brown University, the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, the T.H. Chan Harvard School of Public Health, and post-doctoral training at the University of California, San Francisco. The focus of her interdisciplinary research is to probe the molecular and temporal bases by which endocrine disrupting chemicals in pregnant women may be influencing child health outcomes. She is an Assistant Professor in the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health. Dr. Adibi and colleagues are currently launching a study in Pittsburgh which will grant unprecedented opportunity to increase our understanding of endocrine disruption in the early stages of pregnancy, called Placentas, Early Exposures, and healthy Kids (PEEK). In this study, we will advertise broadly to recruit women when they miss their period and before they initiate prenatal care to measure exposure levels and hormonal profiles at multiple time points in early pregnancy during the period of organogenesis.
Val Beasley, DVM, Ph. D., Dipl. A.B.V.T.
Professor of Veterinary, Wildlife, and Ecological Toxicology, Pennsylvania State University
Val Beasley earned a DVM from Purdue University and was a small animal practitioner for six years in New Jersey and Ohio. After a residency and PhD in toxicology, he continued on the faculty of the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois. He taught toxicology and pharmacology courses, helped start the first animal poison control center, lead research on mycotoxins, cyanobacterial toxins, pesticides, heavy metals, and amphibian declines, established the Envirovet Program and its Summer Institutes, and was Chair of Pharmacology and Toxicology. He subsequently joined Pennsylvania State University and was Head of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences through 2016.
Vicki Blazer, Ph.D.
Research Fish Ecologist, U.S. Geological Survey
Vicki received her PhD in Aquaculture, Fisheries and Pathology from University of Rhode Island. After completing a postdoctoral position at the University of Georgia Veterinary College, she joined the Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at the School of Forest Resources as the Assistant Unit Leader. In 1992, Vicki moved to the US Geological Survey's National Fish Health Research Laboratory in Kearneysville, WV. She has done fish health research nationally and internationally, recently focusing on effects of emerging contaminants in the Chesapeake and Great Lakes watersheds. Vicki is an adjunct faculty member at West Virginia University and Penn State and directs graduate student research. She has coauthored over 150 publications, is active in the Fish Health Section of the American Fisheries Society, having served on numerous committees, President and editor of the Journal of Aquatic Animal Health. Vicki has won numerous awards including the AFS Snieszko Distinguished Service and Riverkeepers Protector of the Potomac.
Bruce Blumberg, Ph.D.
Professor, Developmental and Cell Biology, School of Biological Sciences, University of California, Irvine
Bruce Blumberg received the Ph.D. in 1987 from UCLA, where he studied the molecular biology and biochemistry of basement membranes. His postdoctoral training was in the molecular embryology of vertebrate development with Eddy De Robertis at UCLA from 1988 – 1992. Dr. Blumberg trained in molecular endocrinology at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, joining the laboratory of Ronald M. Evans as a staff scientist in 1992. There he led the effort to identify new hormones that act through so-called orphan nuclear receptors. Dr. Blumberg joined the faculty at U.C. Irvine in 1998 where he is currently Professor of Developmental and Cell Biology, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Biomedical Engineering
The Blumberg laboratory studies the biology of nuclear hormone receptors in development, physiology and disease. Particular interests concern the early patterning of the vertebrate nervous system, and the links between exposure to environmental endocrine disrupting chemicals and the development of cancer and obesity. He proposed the obesogen hypothesis which holds that exposure to chemical "obesogens" important factor predisposing individuals to weight gain and obesity. His laboratory showed that exposure to obesogenic chemicals leads to increased adiposity in vivo and that many candidate obesogens can induce stem cells and preadipocytes to differentiate into adipocytes in vitro. His laboratory recently demonstrated that maternal obesogen exposure leads to epigenomic changes that can be transgenerationally inherited through at least the F4 generation, predisposing exposed animals to obesity and modifying individual response to diet.
Aly Cohen, M.D., F.A.C.R., FABoIM
Founder and Medical Director, Integrative Rheumatology Associates, PC
Founder and Medical Director, The Smart Human LLC
Jones/Lovell Fellow, Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine
Faculty, Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine (AIHM)
Co-Editor/Contributor, "Integrative Environmental Medicine", Oxford University Press, 2017
Dr. Aly Cohen is a rheumatologist, integrative medicine, and environmental health specialist practicing in Princeton, NJ. Dr. Cohen received her undergraduate degree at the University of Pennsylvania. She went on to medical training at Hahnemann University Hospital School of Medicine in Philadelphia, and completed her internship and residency in internal medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City and rheumatology training at Albert Einstein/Montefiore In the Bronx, NJ. She received a full scholarship to train with Dr. Andrew Weil and colleagues for two years at the famed, Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine. Her medical practice, that she founded in 2011, Integrative Rheumatology Associates P.C., focuses on both traditional western medical management of rheumatologic and other ailments, as well as integrative options for total "wellness", such as biofeedback, acupuncture, cognitive therapy, diet and exercise counseling, environmental toxin counseling, smoking cessation, stress management and sleep evaluations.
Dr. Cohen is active in educating the next generation, writing curriculum on environmental health topics to be made available by high schools and colleges nationally. Her recent text "Integrative Environmental Medicine" has just been published through Oxford University Press.
Dr. Cohen is a regular health contributor to print, radio, and news broadcasts such as Fox 5 NY and lectures nationally on various health topics including integrative medicine, autoimmune disease/inflammation, health effects of everyday chemicals and cell phone safety. She shares practical vetted health and prevention tips and information regularly on her website, TheSmartHuman.com, and on her Facebook page, Twitter and Instagram.
Matthew DeNardo, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Research Associate, Carnegie Mellon University
Matt is Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute for Green Science, which is centered at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). His work focuses on the development and commercialization of NewTAML catalysts, which are extensively safety tested, stable, safely shipped, red, crystalline, iron salts that, when combined with hydrogen peroxide, create "fire in water" to burn targets at room temperature and near-neutral pH. NewTAMLs remove micropollutants from agricultural, industrial and municipal wastewaters.
Matt co-invented NewTAMLs while completing his doctorate in chemistry at CMU, before which he earned a bachelor of science in chemistry with a certificate in biology at the University of Pittsburgh.
Tyrone Hayes, Ph.D.
Class of 43 Chair and Professor of Integrative Biology, Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, Endocrinology, Molecular Toxicology, and Energy and Resources Group, University of California, Berkeley
Tyrone B. Hayes was born and raised in Columbia, South Carolina, where he developed his love for biology. He received his Bachelor's degree from Harvard University in 1989 and his Ph.D. from the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of California, Berkeley in 1993. After completing his Ph.D., he began post-doctoral training at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health and the Cancer Research Laboratories at UC Berkeley (funded by the National Science Foundation), but this training was truncated when he was hired as an Assistant Professor at UC Berkeley in 1994. He was promoted to associate professor with tenure in 2000 and to full professor in 2003. Hayes' research focuses on developmental endocrinology with an emphasis on evolution and environmental regulation of growth and development. For the last fifteen years, the role of endocrine disrupting contaminants, particularly pesticides, has been a major focus. Hayes is interested in the impact of chemical contaminants on environmental health and public health, with a specific interest in the role of pesticides in global amphibian declines and environmental justice concerns associated with targeted exposure of racial and ethnic minorities to endocrine disruptors and the role that exposure plays in health care disparities.
Daniel Martineau, D.M.V., M.Sc., Ph.D., Dipl. A.C.V.P.
Professor (retired), Department of Pathology and Microbiology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Université de Montréal
Dr. Martineau's research interests focus on viral and chemical carcinogenesis in aquatic animals in relation with human health. His aim is to reduce the carcinogenic and other negative impacts of viruses and chemicals on fish, cetaceans and ultimately on humans. More than 30 years ago, he established a program — still ongoing — to determine the causes of death of beluga whales inhabiting the St Lawrence Estuary (Quebec, Canada), the southernmost population of that species. Over the years, with many collaborators, he found that these endangered animals suffer a very high prevalence of cancer and that they are contaminated with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), carcinogenic compounds which are probably ingested through the contaminated invertebrates that live in the sediments of that region and which released by local aluminum smelters. The results of these publications, widely communicated through the media, accelerated the closure of an aluminum smelter that was still using the antiquated and highly polluting Söderberg process. He has also made significant contributions to the study of viral carcinogenesis in fish.
Pete Myers, Ph.D.
Founder and Chief Scientist, Environmental Health Sciences, Publisher of EHN.org and DailyClimate.org
John Peterson "Pete" Myers is founder, CEO and chief scientist of Environmental Health Sciences, a not-for-profit organization that promotes public understanding of advances in scientific research on links between the environment and human health. Dr. Myers holds a doctorate in the biological sciences from the University of California, Berkeley and a B.A. from Reed College. For a dozen years beginning in 1990, Dr. Myers served as director of the W. Alton Jones Foundation in Charlottesville, Virginia. Along with co-authors Dr. Theo Colborn and Dianne Dumanoski, Myers wrote Our Stolen Future (1996), a book that explores the scientific basis of concern for how contamination threatens fetal development. Dr. Myers is now actively involved in primary research on the impacts of endocrine disruption on human health. He is on the management team of the Fan Initiative and is on the boards of the Science Communication Network and the Jenifer Altman Foundation. Until its merger with Pew Charitable Trusts in 2007, he served as Board Chair of the National Environmental Trust. He has also served as Board President of the Consultative Group on Biological Diversity, an association of more than forty foundations supporting work on biodiversity, climate, energy and environmental health and board chair of the H. John Heinz Center for Science, Economics and the Environment. He is an adjunct professor of chemistry at Carnegie Mellon University.
Dr. Myers lectures around the world. In 2016 he received a Laureate Award for Outstanding Public Service from The Endocrine Society, the world's largest association of medical and research professionals specializing in endocrinology. In November 2016 he received, along with 11 others, the first Champion of Environmental Health Research award from the National Institutes of Health. Other recipients included three current or former directors of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.
Richard Piacentini
President and CEO, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Since 1994, Richard Piacentini has led the green transformation of Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens including construction of the Center for Sustainable Landscapes, the only building in the world to meet the Living Building Challenge™, LEED® Platinum, WELL™ Platinum and 4 Stars Sustainable SITES™ certifications. The sustainability efforts Piacentini initiated at Phipps are based on recognizing the vital connections between people, plants, health and the planet. This systems-based way of thinking influences the organization's actions and programs, particularly those focused on awakening children to nature, and promoting human and environmental well-being.
Piacentini serves on the board of the International Living Future Institute (ILFI) as past chair and secretary and on the Mission and Community Needs Committee for Magee-Womens Hospital. He is a member of the Biophilic Design Initiative Advisory Committee and the Advisory Committee for the Biophilic Cities Network. He is a Past President and Treasurer of the American Public Gardens Association (APGA), and has received ILFI, USGBC, and APGA leadership awards.
Piacentini holds a M.S. degree in botany, an M.B.A. and a B.S. degree in pharmacy. He is a registered pharmacist and a WELL® Accredited Professional.
Sarah States, Ph.D.
Director of Research and Science Education, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Dr. Sarah States is responsible for creating innovative local, national and international research partnerships in the research areas of Phipps, such as ecology, human health and wellness, environmental education and science communication. Moreover, she oversees the development and implementation of pre-K – 12 informal education programs that focus on connecting youth to nature. She received her Ph.D. in ecology and evolutionary biology from Cornell University and completed postdoctoral research at the Yale School of Public Health and Columbia University, focusing on community ecology and vector-borne disease.
Shanna Swan, Ph.D.
Professor of Environmental Medicine and Public Health, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Shanna H. Swan received a B.A. in mathematics from the City University of New York, an M.S. in biostatistics from Columbia and a Ph.D. in statistics from the University of California Berkeley. Shanna spent 18 years working for the California Department of Health Services, where she responded to community concerns about toxic exposures and their reproductive effects by conducting studies to address those concerns. After serving on the National Academy of Science Committee on Hormonally Active Agents in the Environment, Shanna left government service to pursue an academic career. Her work at that time focused on the question of declining sperm count, an interest that she has pursued over the past 20 years, most recently with the publication in 2017 of the most comprehensive and definitive study to date on this question. In the intervening years, she simultaneously conducted large pregnancy cohort studies to examine the developmental effects of widespread exposure to nonpersistent pollutants (such as plasticizers) and, more recently, over-the-counter analgesics. Her research focuses on the effects of prenatal exposure to these chemicals on reproduction and neurodevelopment, with a particular interest in sexually dimorphic endpoints and identification of the critical windows during which these developing systems are most sensitive to disruption. Since 2011 she has been a professor of environmental medicine and public health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, NY.
Alexis Temkin, Ph.D.
Toxicologist, Environmental Working Group
Alexis, originally from Chappaqua, NY, recently moved to Washington, DC to join the investigative science team at Environmental Working Group as their toxicologist. She earned her bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences from Connecticut College in 2010, then began her research career at Columbia University Medical Center working as a lab technician studying the molecular mechanisms responsible for environmental influence on gene regulation. She then moved to beautiful Charleston, SC to attend the Medical University of South Carolina where she earned a Ph.D. in Marine Biomedicine and Environmental Sciences, studying how exposure to environmental chemicals during development can influence adult disease development, specifically obesity and metabolic syndrome. In her spare time, you can probably find Alexis in a yoga studio, exploring the closest outdoor park, attending a dance performance or cooking vegetables.
Leonardo Trasande, M.D., M.P.P.
Chief, Division of Environmental Pediatrics
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Environmental Medicine and Population Health, NYU School of Medicine
Associate Professor of Health Policy, NYU Wagner School of Public Service
Associated Faculty Member, NYU Global Institute of Public Health
Dr. Trasande is a tenured associate professor in pediatrics, environmental medicine and population health at the NYU School of Medicine, in health policy at the NYU Wagner School of Public Service, and at the NYU College of Global Public Health. Dr. Trasande's research focuses on identifying the role of environmental exposures in childhood obesity and cardiovascular risks, and documenting the economic costs for policy makers of failing to prevent diseases of environmental origin in children proactively. Dr. Trasande is perhaps best known for a series of studies in Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology and the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, which identified diseases and disabilities due to endocrine disrupting chemicals costing $340 billion/year (2.3% of GDP) in the U.S. and €163 billion/year (1.2% of GDP) in Europe.


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Pr. Michel Goldman
Michel Goldman, MD, PhD, is the founder and co-director of the I³h Institute and Professor of Immunology and Pharmacotherapy at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB). He was the Executive Director of the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) from 2009 to 2014. Previously, he served as Head of the Department of Immunology at Erasme Hospital and was the first Director of the Institute for Medical Immunology (ULB).
Michel Goldman's scientific achievements resulted in an ISI Highly Cited Scientist nomination in 2006 by the Thomson Institute for Scientific Information. In 1992, Michel Goldman received the Medical Prize Lucien Steinberg (shared with Pr. Peter Piot) and in 2000 the Quinquiennal Prize of the Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research for Clinical Sciences. He held the Francqui Chair at the University of Namur in 1999, at the University of Liège in 2003, and the Spinoza chair at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands in 2001. In 2007, Michel Goldman was awarded the degree of Doctor Honoris Causa of the University of Lille 2, France.
Pr. Mathias Dewatripont
Mathias Dewatripont holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard University (1986). Since 1990, he has been Professor of Economics at ULB (part-time between 2011 and 2017, when he served as Executive Director at the National Bank of Belgium, – and, between May 2014 and March 2015, as its Vice-Governor – being responsible for prudential policy and financial stability and a member of the Supervisory Board of the ECB and of the Basel Committee). He is affiliated with ULB's Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management (SBS-EM) and ECARES.
Between 1998 and 2011, he was part-time Visiting Professor at MIT and Research Director of CEPR. Laureate of the 1998 Francqui Prize and of the 2003 Yrjo Jahnsson Prize for Economics, he was a founding member of the Scientific Council of the European Research Council (2007-2012). He is a member of the Académie Royale De Belgique and Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Science. He was also Chairman and then Dean of SBS-EM (2009-2011).
He has widely published in the areas of contract theory, organization economics, innovation, and banking and finance, including Contract Theory (with Patrick Bolton, MIT Press 2005), "Academic Freedom, Private-sector Focus, and the Process of Innovation" (with Philippe Aghion and Jeremy Stein, Rand Journal of Economics, 2008) and "Of Mice and Academics: Examining the Effect of Openness on Innovation" (with Fiona Murray, Philippe Aghion, Julian Kolev and Scott Stern, American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, 2016).
Dr. Hilde Stevens
Anna Wozniak
Ir Marie Neunez
Marie Neunez, Ir, is a part-time research assistant at the I3h Institute and student in medicine at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB). She was a Clinical Research Coordinator for 2 years in the departments of Nuclear Medicine & Radiotherapy at the Institut Jules Bordet (IJB). She also performed a 5-months internship at BASF SE (Mannheim, Germany) in the Human Health & Nutrition department.
Marie holds a MSc degree in bioengineering with a specialization in Science, Technology and Quality of Food (UCL, Belgium), a Postgraduate degree in Management (ICHEC Business Management School, Belgium) and a certificate in Clinical Studies (Cefochim, Belgium).
Yassine Mazgout
Yassine is a research assistant at I3H. He is a Master student in medicine at the Université Libre de Bruxelles and has attended programs in Translational Medicine (ULB), International and Global Healthcare and Development (IGOG, Antwerp), Empowerment as a healthcare strategy (G3W/M3M), and Sociology of Inequalities (UAntwerpen).
He has experience working in different refugee camps in Greece and France. As a volunteer for the Belgian Red Cross, he continues to work with the homeless in Brussels. At I3H, he will tackle the issues encountered in his field work to gain fresh insights and contribute to ending homelessness in Europe. Among his interests: global health, health diplomacy and human rights.
Yvon ENGLERT, Rector of the Université libre de Bruxelles
Jacques BROTCHI, Member of the Belgian Senate
Philippe BUSQUIN, Minister of State, Belgium
Jean-François CATS, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Walloon Investment Fund
Edouard CROUFER, Chairman of the Board of the Croix-Rouge de Belgique (French community)
Yvan DE LAUNOIT, President of the North-West Canceropole, France
Xavier DECUYPER, Head of the Federal Agency for Medicines and Health Products, Belgium
Françoise MEUNIER, Director of Special Projects, European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer
Fernand SAUER, Founder of the European Medicines Agency
Bruno VAN LIERDE, Chairman of the Board of the International Chamber of Commerce, Belgium
Reinhilde VEUGELERS, Full Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business, KU Leuven


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Vinay Apte Passes Away
Vinay Apte who was suffering from low blood pressure, passed away after his heart started to pulse down.
"Mr Vinay Apte was admitted to the hospital yesterday at 8.24 pm. He died today at 5.45 pm. The cause of his death is multiple organ failure and secondary to acute coronary syndrome," Dr Ram Narain, COO of Kokilaben Ambani Hospital, told PTI.
Vinay Apte worked both in films and on television. He has acted in television serials like "Madhubala-Ek Ishq Ek Junoon" and "Adalat" and in the Marathi soap "Durva".
He is survived by his wife and two sons. His older son Anshuman, a radio jockey in the United States, was with Apte in hospital on Friday and left for the US on Friday night. However, he will be back to Mumbai on Monday, family sources said.
Apte began his acting career in 1974 in Marathi theatre and gradually began directing Marathi plays. His first play Mitrachi Goshta (Friend's Story) was written by well known Marathi playwright Vijay Tendulkar.
He acted in several Marathi movies and television shows in his almost 40-year-old career.
- Madhubala – Ek Ishq Ek Junoon
- Adaalat
- Durva - Marathi Serial
- Eka Lagnachi Dusari Goshta - Marathi Serial
- Satyagraha
- Aarakshan
- Dhamaal
- Chaalis Chauraasi
- Jogwa
Vinay Apte Passes Away Reviewed by Marathi Celebs on December 08, 2013 Rating:


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Serafina Steer
Serafina Steer
Serafina performing at Corbet Place, 2006.
|Background information
|30 April 1982
London, England
|Harp, keyboard
|current: Stolen Recordings Ltd; previous: Static Caravan
Serafina Steer (born 30 April 1982) is an English harpist, pianist, singer and songwriter.[1]
In 2007 she released a 7" single and an album entitled Cheap Demo Bad Science on Static Caravan records. Some tracks were recorded and produced in collaboration with Mike Lindsay of folktronica band Tunng, while some were recorded with Kristian Robinson, aka Capitol K. The album opens with a cover version of Brian Eno's "By This River" but all other songs are her own.
In 2010 she released Change is Good, Change is Good, again on Static Caravan. It was described by Jarvis Cocker as one of his favourite albums of the year and well "worth a listen". Recording was interrupted when Steer's harp was stolen from her car. Benge made his collection of analogue synthesizers available to fill in the harp parts. Patrick Wolf described the album in The Observer as if "Stereolab and Shirley Collins made an album together about the trials of 21st-century romance."[2]
Later in 2010, Steer recorded the Bloody Hell EP with Paul Jones of Stolen Recordings. The EP features three songs from Change is Good, Change is Good and two new songs, and includes the art work of Polly Huggett and RWM Hunt. These unadorned "live" harp and voice recordings were intended as a watermark, after months without an instrument and then with a new make of harp.
Her latest album is The Moths Are Real. It is out on Stolen Recordings. It was produced by Jarvis Cocker .
Steer has appeared both live and on record with musicians including Patrick Wolf, Tunng, Capitol K, Cibelle, the Memory Band, Balearic Folk Orchestra, James Yorkston, Adem, Chrome Hoof, Shimmy Rivers and Canal, Leafcutter John, Simon Bookish, and Seb Rochford. She has also worked with Jarvis Cocker and Bat for Lashes.
She has also performed with her brother Sam Steer, who did the animation for the music video of her song "Tiger" in his room in Camberwell. The Branchage Film Festival, Jersey, recently commissioned Steer to compose a live soundtrack to a film of her choosing. Steer and her brother are working with PRS Women Make Music funding to create a psychedelic harp and stop-motion animation response to Kenneth Anger's Rabbit's Moon, called Postman's Familiar.
In 2010 and 2011 Steer joined John Foxx and the Maths for live concerts in London playing analogue synthesizers and bass guitar. In 2012 she appeared in the London Sinfonietta's New Music Show 3.[3]
In 2013 she performed with Patrick Wolf at Manchester Pride.
In 2015, she formed a new band, "Bas Jan".
- Cheap Demo Bad Science, 2007, Static Caravan
- Change is Good, Change is Good, 2010, Static Caravan
- The Moths Are Real, 2013, Stolen Recordings
- Japan Tour EP, 2006, Static Caravan
- Public Spirited, 2008, Static Caravan
- Bloody Hell, 2010, Stolen Recordings
- "Peach Heart" / "Mano E Mano", 2007, Static Caravan
- The Ground Bellow Me (Capitol K version of "Seven Bridge"), 2006 from Utrophia 03 Utrophia
- Cheap Demo Bad Science ("They Came From The Stars, I Saw Them" version) 2007, 93 Free CDs
- Uncomfortable (Capitol K version), 2007, Stolen Comp, Stolen Recordings
- ^ Serafina Steer's Website.
- ^ "The best sounds of 2010 – picked by the biggest artists", The Observer, Sunday, 28 November 2010.
- ^ New Music Show 3 Program.


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LONDON (CBS.MW) -- A spokesman for ABN Amro ABN, +3.57% the Dutch bank that owns LaSalle banking group, said several of its employees as well as Chicago firefighters were taken to the hospital after a fire struck its multi-floor headquarters at 135 LaSalle Street in Chicago at 6:30 p.m. Central time on Monday. The building will be closed, but all other LaSalle branches will be "open and operational" Tuesday, Jochem van de Laarschot, Head of Press Relations, said. LaSalle began moving its headquarters to a new location last year; the spokesman said the 135 LaSalle Street headquarters mainly housed management. He added that the bank is working with Chicago firefighters to determine the cause of the fire.
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Sunday, April 17, 2011
record store day 4.16.11
ps record store day.... my excitement grew in hopes that i would get the ryan adams class mythology limited release 7". arrived early to oragami vinyl and was ready for the wait. waited, waited, and waited some more. the music boy behind me struck up a conversation with me. come to find out he was there for ryan adams too! finally got to the door and entered the store. immediately i asked for ryan adams and he bowed his head... "sold out." big sigh from me. however, i picked up wild flag, fleet foxes, and ryan adams cardinology. then i hopped into my car and drove to pennylane, canterbury, and wombleton records. no luck for ryan adams. however, i scored a vintage find, johnny cash i walk the line, from wombleton records. yessss!
when i returned home i checked ebay and they had 90+ posts for the limited edition ryan adams. need i say more... scandalous gold diggers. looks like i will need to watch ebay and bid, bid, bid. i will own it in time! (:
ps ps thank you origami for the new tote.
ps ps ps sorry jw that your requests were sold out. /:
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Dear Felton Library Friend —
We hope you've already marked your calendar for our wonderful community gathering coming up a week from this Saturday. This big event will add momentum to our efforts to get a new library built on this donated land. Admission is free, and there is entertainment for all ages. See the announcement below for more details. Please tell your friends and neighbors! And if you wish to volunteer to help out — bake a cake, help with event setup/cleanup, or scoop ice-cream– just contact FLF by phone or email.
Felton Library Friends invites community members to an Ice Cream Social on Saturday, September 15, 1-4 p.m. The event will be held at the site of the future Felton Library next to the Post Office on Gushee Street. Admission is free. Marianne's ice cream cones and sundaes will be sold, as well as drinks from The White Raven, and hot dogs.
Entertainment will include activities for children, a cake walk, and stage acts. Beginning at 1:00, Common Cents bluegrass band will be followed by The Great Blindini comedy magic show. At 2:00, guitarist Kenny Hill and storyteller Richard Gaughn will perform. Teens from the San Lorenzo Valley Youth Council will sing after 3:00 p.m., followed by raffle prizes, each valued at $100 or more.
This event will introduce the site of the new Felton library to the people of the San Lorenzo Valley and Bonny Doon, and will celebrate the offer of the land to the library system by the Verutti family. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com , call 831-335-1135, or visit www.feltonlibraryfriends.org
"Without ice cream life and fame are meaningless."
"The only true equalisers in the world are books; the only treasure-house open to all comers is a library" — J. A. Langford


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Bar owners in Vienna are losing customers due to a surge of migrant crime.
Some of them no longer seem to accept asylum seekers.
A "leftist" city magazine, Falter, did a test with a group of two Afghans and a Turkish man. The group of migrant men were not allowed to enter several Viennese bars. They were refused entrance because there were "too many people inside" or "there's a private party."
Later a control group of Austrian men could enter the same bars without problems. The editors of the magazine contacted the owners of the bars and told them about their "racist admission policy."


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A blog with an emphasis on nature, wildlife, Irish scenery, boating and the social happenings along The Munster Blackwater.
Sunday, 24 August 2014
Thank God the summer is over.
Thanks be to God and Met Eireann that the summer is gone. I know, I know , you`re all cursing me now but all that fine weather was getting boring. The slow pace of life was just terrible. Now we have plenty fast flowing fresh air and freshly poured raindrops to make things nice again. Here comes autumn and we can look forward to lovely colours coming back into the countryside again. I`m posting a picture of Molana Abbey that I took last autumn during one of my boating trips on the river. I hope to get back on the water soon for some more pictures.
Molana Abbey. Link to the story of Molana abbey
Oh the pace of life here in the valley is just breathtaking!
Summer is gone!
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Blanket is a stunning mohair bears dressing in a bed hat and scarf, he is made from stunning brown mohair fur. He has felt backed, black beady eyes and a big hand stitched, waxed nose. He has sculpted hands with stitched claws and big flat feet to allow him to stand alone.
Limited Edition of 350
Blanket is 47cm tall, fully jointed and part of the 2015 Isabelle Collection. Comes complete with embroidered Isabelle Collection canvas bag.
This is a collectors item and not suitable for under 14 years of age.


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BRIDGEWATER, NJ - The Bridgewater-Raritan High School varsity wrestling team defeated Iselin Kennedy, 48-23, Thursday evening.
The team is currently 2-4 on the season.
On the roster this year are Keith Bowden, Nick Cordero, Jake DeVries, Xavier Garay, Dylan Glassberg, Tyler Hisko, Brett MacMath, Chris Mann, William Maxton, Josh Molinilla, Mohammad Rashid, Marvin Redondo, Matt Sacco, Nicholas Sacco and Timothy Turse.


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No. 951, Docket 73-1458.United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit.Argued June 11, 1973.
Decided June 27, 1973.
Ronald J. Cracas, New York City (Edward F. Malone, New York City, on the brief), for defendant-appellant.
Anne S. Eristoff, Asst. U.S. Atty. (Paul J. Curran, U.S. Atty., S. D. N.Y., and Daniel Riesel and John W. Nields, Jr., Asst. U.S. Attys., on the brief), for appellee.
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
[1] Before KAUFMAN, Chief Judge, SMITH, Circuit Judge, and BRYAN, District Judge.[*]
KAUFMAN, Chief Judge:
[2] We are called upon to decide a narrow, but important, issue of statutory construction under section 13 of the Rivers and Harbors Appropriations Act of 1899 (Refuse Act of 1899), 33 U.S.C. § 407
(1970).[1] The question presented
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is whether the Government sustained its burden of proving a violation of that provision when it established a likelihood
that refuse discharged into a tributary reached navigable water or whether it was required to prove that the discharge actually
had reached navigable water. In the district court, Judge Gurfein adopted the first view and, in a trial without a jury, found the American Cyanamid Company guilty of violating the Act. We concur in that reading of section 13 and, accordingly, affirm the conviction.
[3] A brief overview of the Refuse Act of 1899 will help place the issue on appeal in the proper context. The 1899 Act, which has recently attained prominence in the ongoing battle to save our natural resources, see Rodgers, Industrial Water Pollution and the Refuse Act: A Second Chance for Water Quality, 119 U.Pa.L.Rev. 761, 761-69 (1971), represented an early effort by Congress to protect our waterways from the discharge of pollutants resulting from the onward march of an industrialized society. In essence, section 13 prohibits the discharge of refuse, other than liquid sewage, into the navigable waters of the United States and forbids the depositing of all material on the banks of navigable waters into which such matter is "liable to be washed." 33 U.S.C. § 407. The Supreme Court, in tracing the sparse legislative history of this provision, has noted that "[s]ection 13 codified pre-existing statutes . . . ." United States v. Standard Oil Co., 384 U.S. 224, 226, 86 S.Ct. 1427, 1428, 16 L.Ed.2d 492 (1966). From a study of the antecedent statutes[2] and the legislative history of the 1899 Act, the Court concluded that "the `serious injury' to our watercourses . . . sought to be remedied was caused in part by obstacles that impeded navigation and in part by pollution . . . ." Id. at 228-229, 86 S.Ct. at 1429. The thrust of the Standard Oil
opinion is that courts must be mindful of their responsibility to give full effect to an overriding societal interest in the preservation of a clean, healthy environment when called upon to interpret the Act and that the history and legislative background forbid a narrow, cramped reading of the section. Id. at 226, 86 S.Ct. 1427, citing United States v. Republic Steel Corp., 362 U.S. 482, 491, 80 S.Ct. 884, 4 L.Ed.2d 903 (1960).
[4] The facts before us are quite straightforward. American Cyanamid operates its Standard Coated Products plant in Buchanan, New York, on the bank of Dickey Brook, one mile from where the brook flows into the Hudson River. The brook is a tributary of the Hudson, part of the navigable waters of the United States. One-half mile from the plant, Dickey Brook widens into an inlet-cove characterized by tidal marshes and mud flats. A road, Broadway, has been built across the cove. The stretch of water between Broadway and the river is known to local residents as Lents Cove.
[5] On Saturday, August 12, 1972, a Cyanamid employee, in the course of his
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regular duties, neglected to close a water valve in the plant. As a result, a storage tank in the basement of the plant overflowed, releasing a mixture of titanium dioxide and calcium carbonate[3] through a storm drain into Dickey Brook. The accident was discovered on Monday morning, August 14, by passersby who noticed that the flowing brook had turned a milky white. Upon learning of the accident, Cyanamid shut off the open spigot and plugged the drain, which, however, Cyanamid later flushed into the brook. Approximately four cubic feet of chemical solids were discharged into Dickey Brook.
[6] The district court concluded that on this evidence, Cyanamid had violated section 13 of the Refuse Act which provides in the portion relevant to our consideration that:
It shall not be lawful to . . . discharge . . . from . . . manufacturing establishment . . . of any kind, any refuse . . . into any navigable water of the United States, or into any tributary of any navigable water from which the same shall float or be washed into such navigable water . . . (emphasis added).
[7] Although there was evidence at trial that polluting chemicals entered the inlet-cove flowing at least as far as Broadway and that, in addition, water flowed freely through large culverts under Broadway, the district judge decided that "[t]he Government has failed to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the particular refuse discharged on August 12-14, 1972 actually was washed into navigable water." (emphasis added). He, nevertheless, found as a fact that "[t]he discharge of refuse was extensive enough so it would be likely to be washed into the navigable water," and that proof of such conduct was sufficient to make out a violation of the statute.
[8] The sole question on appeal is whether the district judge erred in his construction of the Act. Cyanamid argues that inclusion in the statute of the phrase "shall float or be washed" compels this Court to require proof that the refuse discharged into a tributary actually reached navigable water before a violation of section 13 can be established. We find the argument unpersuasive both as a matter of linguistics and common sense.
[9] Although the legislative history of the 1899 Act, meager as it is, hardly illuminates the Congressional intent embodied in the phrase "shall float or be washed," this Court is not without guidance in interpreting the Refuse Act. The Supreme Court has stated that section 13 is to be read "charitably." United States v. Standard Oil Co., supra, 384 U.S. at 230, 86 S.Ct. 1427 Standard Oil was concerned with the accidental dumping of aviation gasoline into the St. Johns River and the language of the majority opinion is significant. The Court admonished that a broad reading of section 13 was appropriate and "in keeping with the teaching of Mr. Justice Holmes that a `river is more than an amenity, it is a treasure' . . . ." Id. at 230, 86 S.Ct. at 1430. See also United States v. Republic Steel Corp., 362 U.S. 482, 80 S.Ct. 884, 4 L.Ed.2d 903 (1960). This clear mandate of the Supreme Court, which, at least here, qualifies the maxim that criminal statutes are to be narrowly construed, justifies, if indeed it does not compel, a liberal reading of the statute.
[10] As indicated above, section 13 prohibits the discharge of refuse into "any tributary of any navigable water from which the same shall float or be washed into such navigable water . . . ." The phrase "shall float or be washed"
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allows for possibility or likelihood. The language "shall float" clearly anticipates a future occurrence. If Congress had intended to require a showing that refuse actually had floated into navigable water before section 13 had been violated, it would have said so explicitly by using the language "shall have floated or washed."
[11] Indeed, were we to adopt Cyanamid's reading of the statute, we would be led to an illogical result. The second clause of section 13 makes unlawful the mere piling of material on a tributary's bank, from "where the same shall be liable to be washed" into the water. (emphasis added). That being so, it seems fatuous to attribute to Congress an intention not to punish discharges of similar matter directly into the tributary unless the Government affirmatively proved that the refuse had actually reached navigable water. It serves no discernible purpose and taxes common sense to establish a stricter standard of proof for cases in which pollutants are definitely being discharged into a tributary than for those where the material is piled on the tributary's bank and it is, in the language of the statute, merely "liable to be washed" into the water.
[12] The interpretation which appellant urges upon this Court is precisely the type of "cramped" reading that the Supreme Court has cautioned against. United States v. Republic Steel Corp. supra at 491, 80 S.Ct. 884. Semantic gymnastics must not be allowed to undermine a Congressional purpose to preserve the purity of our waterways. Conservation of our once formidable natural resources is a matter of profound national concern. Congress has acted to accommodate the diverse, often conflicting, needs of our highly industrialized society through legislation, such as the Refuse Act of 1899. Moreover, in arriving at our conclusion we are not unmindful of Learned Hand's eloquent guide to statutory construction, that we must "remember that statutes always have some purpose or object to accomplish, whose sympathic and imaginative discovery is the surest guide to their meaning." Cabell v. Markham, 148 F.2d 737, 739 (2d Cir. 1945).[4]
[13] Affirmed.
Act of March 3, 1899, ch. 425, § 13, 30 Stat. 1152; 33 U.S.C. § 407.


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Tigervile, SC- The North Greenville women's tennis team traveled to Spartanburg, SC to take on Converse College Wednesday, April 10, 2013 in a Conference Carolina's matchup. The Crusaders won in dominant fashion 8-1 for their second straight win and third win in last four matches.
In women's competition, Susane Lenz and Maggie Elliot won their doubles match with another strong performance, 8-4. The Crusaders swept all three Doubles matches. Maggie Elliot won her singles match, 6-4, 6-7, 10-2 for her second win of the day. Haley Hardwick was on the victorious side of her singles match 6-1, 6-0. Aline Ribeiro and Muriel Adib won their matches in dominant fashion, 6-0, 6-0, The Crusaders improve their record to 6-11 on the season and 4-5 in conference play.
The Crusaders sit in seventh place in the conference, and are poised to make a post season run with two conference matches left. Tomas Kurhajec's women's team will be in competition on Saturday, April 12, 2013 against Belmont Abbey College in Charlotte, NC.


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Gentleman, start your engines! We have the latest running, platform and racing games for Android Smartphones and Tablets. Download notable titles like Temple Run and EA Racing Games.
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Forklift Challenge is a competitive counterbalance truck racing game, where players pickup and drop off cargo in a harbor, racing against the clock. The material handling game illustrates and teaches the basics of the benefits of the six different functions in Toyota Systems of Active Stability (SAS): Swing Lock Cylinder, Speed Reduction When Cornering, Mast Front Tilt Angle Control, Mast Rear Tilt Speed Control, Fork Levelling Control and Active Steering Synchroniser.
In real world all six SAS functions work automatically and intelligently as one to keep your driver and goods safely on the move – and your productivity on the up.
Beat other players time while avoiding crashing or destroying your load, since that will add time in form of penalty laps.
Good luck! Hope to see you soon on the high-score list.
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Grenfell Pony Club Christmas Party
Members of the Grenfell Pony Club celebrated the end of year festivities with a Fancy Dress Christmas Party and award presentations.
The occasion was celebrated on Sunday November 19 at the Grenfell Showground.
The day begun with some fun games for the children which included musical flags, bending flags, decorating the Christmas tree, jelly baby gobble and the crowd favourite 'Walk trot run bob the Apple'. There was plenty of laughs and cheering and even the horses joined in.
Following the games the children dismounted their horses and proceeded to dress themselves and their ponies in some fancy dress costumes, which they had thought long and hard about putting on a fabulous display for all to enjoy.
All the kids looked spectacular from Little Red Riding Hood and Grandma (aka the wolf) to The Mad Hatter and The Cheshire Cat. Congratulations to Blair Randall and 'Summer' who took out first prize as two very colourful circus clowns.
The club then had held their 2017 season presentation of awards followed by a scrumptious Christmas lunch.
All the children put in a fantastic effort in 2017 and showed great improvement.
Club officials look forward to further successes and fun in 2018. Awards were presented as follows:
Attendance Award- Lily Vardy
Club Ambassador - Lily Vardy
Best & Fairest - Kelsey Muller
Greville Griffith Cup - Frank McMahon
Quiet Achiever - Trent Beath- Pearce
Most Persisant - Daisy McMahon and Emily Beath - Pearce
Most Improved - Lily Vardy and Frank McMahon
Rider of the Year - Lily Vardy
Huon Hore Jumping - Lily Vardy and Frank McMahon
Doug Lander Memorial Trophy - Champion Rider - Lily Vardy
The Grenfell Pony Club would also like to thank Chris Pearce (Chris's Bakery) for keeping us in bread rolls for our lunches, also to Ngaire Soley from The Grenfell Record for all your support and encouragement. Tania Heathcote, Ashleigh Leibick and Dianne Leibick, we thank you for your expertise and patients with teaching and instructing the kids throughout the season.
The Club would like to make a special acknowledgement to President Tracey Mackay who goes above and beyond on a weekly basis to ensure the club runs efficiently and successfully. Her efforts have not gone unnoticed throughout the season and club members thank her for her ongoing dedication and leadership to towards this progressive club.
Grenfell Pony Club would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year.


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Downloading and Installing theHunter Launcher
Once you are happy with the web site its time to download the theHunter Launcher. This is a little application that downloads and automatically updates the main game. Here is a step by step guide on how to download and install the theHunter Launcher: IMPORTANT: You must be logged in to the web site to download the theHunter Launcher.
1. When logged in to the web site, navigate to The Hunt page (click The Hunt in the main menu bar).
2. Click on 'Install the Game' on the right hand side of the page next to the Hunt Now button.
3. You will be taken to another page. Here you must click on 'Install the theHunter Launcher Application.
4. Save the theHunter Launcher Setup.exe to a location on your computer (remember where this location is).
5. Once downloaded, run the theHunter Launcher Setup.exe. 6. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the theHunter Launcher.
Please Note: The theHunter Launcher will also install a program called vcredist, this is a required element but you may already have it installed (as many games use it). If this is the case just choose to repair the application and it will be installed over the top of your previous vcredist (this will not cause any other applications to stop working it will just make sure you have the complete install of vcredist).
Downloading and installing the 3D Client
Once you have the theHunter Launcher Installed the last step before you can start playing the game is to download the 3D client. IMPORTANT: You must be logged in to the web site and have theHunter Launcher installed to download the 3D client.
1. In the Web site navigate to Hunt Now page, by clicking on Hunt Now in the menu bar.
2. Click on Go Hunting on the right hand side of the page.
3. This will launch the theHunter Launcher, which will pop up a window showing you that it is downloading the game and giving you an estimated download time. If you are downloading via a torrent, the theHunter Launcher knows how much of the game you have downloaded and which files you still need so do not worry if you have to stop the download at any time you can simply pick up from where you left off by clicking on Hunt Now again.
4. Once the game has finished downloading you can close the window.
The 3D client is now installed. It is worth noting that you can close the window at any time if you wish and the theHunter Launcher will minimize to the system tray. You can re-open the theHunter Launcher and check the status of your download by double clicking on the theHunter Launcher icon in the system tray. If you have selected run game after download then the game will auto launch when the download is complete.
Please Note: Specific elements of DirectX that are required to run the game will be installed during the installation process. These elements must be installed regardless of whether you already have DirectX 10 or 11 on your PC.


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You're looking good, Batman. You don't look a day over 32. Well, maybe sometimes closer to 60 depending on the comic.
Yes, Gotham's Caped Crusader is celebrating his 75th anniversary this year and DC and Warner Bros. are celebrating by putting on events, releasing DVDs and art and looking to the future of the dark knight.
First published back in 1939 by comic creators Bob Kane and Bill Finger, Batman has become one of the most iconic and important fictional characters in American history. But I don't have to tell you that, you're probably wearing a Batman shirt as you read this.
So how does one celebrate the 75th anniversary of such a figure? In many ways. Here are some of the things DC and WB are planning for this year:
A brand new logo celebrating 75 years of the Bat (seen above).
Releasing the Batman '66 series on Blu ray for the first time, along with new animated features Son of Batman and Assault on Arkham. Warner Bros will also release a 25th anniversary edition of Tim Burton's Batman. Ooh, color me intrigued.
A brand new Batman comic series, Batman Eternal, will be launching on April 9th, along with the commemorative Detective Comics #27 which hit stands just a couple months ago.
Special Batman exhibits and events scheduled for San Diego Comic-Con.
They list a few other celebrations but a lot of them kind of seem like things they were going to do regardless of the anniversary. Producing a new Batman and Superman movie? Well, yeah, that was definitely happening no matter what. Creating a TV series set in Gotham City? That's not because of Batman's anniversary! You can't get credit for that, Warner Bros!
But still, the things they are doing (especially that 25th anniversary edition of Batman) sound pretty great. I can't wait to see 75th anniversary merchandise pop up all over stores and the net in the months to come. Any reason to celebrate Batman is good in my book.
Batman has meant a lot to me over the years. A whole lot. Maybe even too much, as my friends and family can attest. Obviously I'm not alone seeing as how he has only grown more popular over these 75 years. So this anniversary should be a time to reflect on all the things that make Batman great and to look to the future of the character and pray on bended knee that Zack Snyder doesn't screw it up.
Happy birthday, Bruce! Er, I mean Batman.
Here's the full press release from DC:
To mark the milestone 75th anniversary of DC Comics' Batman, Warner Bros. Entertainment and DC Entertainment have revealed plans for a year-long celebration befitting the world's most popular Super Hero. Highlights of the anniversary program, which starts today, include a new commemorative 75th anniversary Batman logo and an exclusive "Cape/Cowl/Create" art exhibit, featuring 20 contemporary artists' interpretation of The Dark Knight's iconic cowl headpiece and cape from the upcoming Batman: Arkham Knight videogame. There will also be 75th anniversary-related activities across all of Warner Bros. Entertainment throughout the year.
First appearing in the comic book Detective Comics #27, which hit newsstands on March 30, 1939, featuring artwork by Bob Kane and a script by Bill Finger, Batman emerged from the shadows to become the world's most popular Super Hero and dominate all media. In feature films, TV shows, radio, video games, publishing and merchandise, this most human of Super Heroes has battled some of fiction's greatest villains using his intellect, cunning and an arsenal of gadgets to further his quest for justice.
"Batman is an incredibly important property with multi-generational appeal across all of the Studio's businesses, and we're proud to celebrate this milestone anniversary," said Kevin Tsujihara, Chief Executive Officer, Warner Bros. Entertainment. "From billion-dollar blockbuster films to TV, home entertainment, video games and consumer products, The Dark Knight continues to resonate with audiences worldwide and rightfully deserves his place as a global pop culture icon for the ages."
Batman is the single most successful Super Hero film franchise in history and there have been more theatrical movies released based on Batman than any other comic book character. In video games, the Batman Arkham franchise is also the most successful Super Hero game concept ever. Batman consistently breaks records in every incarnation of his character and remains the gold standard by which all other comic book sales are measured.
"Batman is one of the greatest characters ever created, in comics or elsewhere, and even after 75 years he continues to wildly fascinate fans. He is an integral part of pop culture and has successfully captured the imagination of the entire world," said Diane Nelson, President of DC Entertainment and President & Chief Content Officer, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. "The origin of Batman, Bruce Wayne and the famous citizens of Gotham are legendary and likely a story you know inside out, even if you've never picked up a comic book in your life, and that speaks volumes to the character's immense popularity and the constructs of the original mythology."
The first published adventure of The Bat-Man (as he was then known) was in the May 1939 issue of Detective Comics #27, conceived of and drawn by a 22-year-old Kane with his frequent collaborator, Bill Finger, scripting the story. The character was so successful, that one year later the first comic book devoted exclusively to the Caped Crusader's adventures, Batman #1, hit newsstands. In that issue, Batman battled The Joker and Catwoman for the first time.
Now, DC Entertainment and the Studio's various divisions, including Pictures, Television, Animation, Interactive Entertainment, Home Entertainment and Consumer Products, will mark this extraordinary 75th anniversary with a range of highly anticipated events and products.
The new commemorative logo, also released today across social media and websites, takes its cue from the famed Bat symbol, and features block-style lettering of "75 Years." The mark will be rolled out on Batman-related promotions, products and initiatives.
Key activities planned for the Batman 75th anniversary celebration include:
DC Entertainment – DC Entertainment has an action-packed year filled with new Batman titles, commemorative issues and variant covers, including the recently released special edition of Detective Comics #27 commemorating Batman's first appearance in the book in 1939, the new weekly series Batman Eternal launching April 9, and upcoming exclusive Batman variant covers planned for San Diego Comic-Con International in July.
Batman Day – DC Entertainment is also partnering with thousands of comic retailers, book stores and libraries for "Batman Day" on Wednesday, July 23. Each location will host a Batman 75th anniversary celebration and offer fans a free, special edition Batman comic.
Interactive Entertainment – Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has invited celebrated fashion designer Asher Levine to create a cape and cowl based on the Batsuit of the recently announced Batman: Arkham Knight videogame developed by Rocksteady Studios. Favorite contemporary artists will have the opportunity to use the replicas as a blank canvas to produce their own, original interpretations of Batman's iconic attire for an all new "Cape/Cowl/Create" art exhibit that will be showcased at San Diego Comic-Con International in July.
Home Entertainment – Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will bring fans an array of new Batman titles throughout the year, including the highly anticipated release of the Batman '66 TV series for the first time ever. Other new releases include animated films Son of Batman (May 6) and Assault on Arkham (summer 2014). Additionally, a 25th Anniversary Edition of Tim Burton's Batman feature film will be released in the fall.
Animation – Warner Bros. Animation has created two all-new Batman animated shorts set for debut in April, with fan-favorite producers Bruce Timm (Batman: The Animated Series) and Darwyn Cooke (Batman Beyond) each presenting a unique and familiar take on the Batman animated universe. In addition, Timm will participate in a Batman 75th all-star panel at WonderCon in Anaheim on Saturday, April 19, which will also feature an exclusive premiere of Cooke's animated short based upon Batman Beyond.
Television – Warner Bros. Television is in production on the pilot episode of the highly anticipated Gotham, a new one-hour drama for FOX which explores the origin stories of eventual police commissioner James Gordon and the villains that made Gotham City famous. In Gotham, Detective Gordon (Ben McKenzie – Southland) will encounter a familiar cast of characters – including a young Bruce Wayne – as he fights to keep the city safe. Executive producer Bruce Heller (The Mentalist, Rome) wrote the pilot, which is being directed by executive producer Danny Cannon (CSI series, Nikita).
Pictures – As Batman's 75th anniversary is celebrated in 2014, Warner Bros. Pictures will begin production of Zack Snyder's untitled Superman/Batman film starring Henry Cavill, who reprises his role as Superman/Clark Kent, and Ben Affleck as Batman/Bruce Wayne. The film, slated for release summer 2016, will bring the two most iconic Super Heroes of all time together for the first time on the big screen.
Consumer Products – Warner Bros. Consumer Products has partnered with an array of licensees to celebrate Batman's 75th Anniversary through special edition and limited-release products. From the classic 1960s TV series to modern day comics, Batman's presence will be larger than ever in celebration of his legacy through everything from toys to t-shirts.
DCComics.com – For the latest information and exclusive content celebrating Batman's 75th anniversary, visit Batman75.com. The dedicated section on DC Comics' website launches today with the Batman 75 Sweepstakes which offers one lucky fan a one-of-a-kind prize package.


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Sometimes technology is often an unsung hero in game development. The visual art or game design often tends to get a lot of coverage because it's easier to show screenshots or talk about gameplay than to really show off tech.
BitRaider provides an interesting bit of tech that allows you to start playing a game before it has all been downloaded. It's a pretty neat bit of tech, something that many game developers have discussed over the years. I interviewed Royal O'Brien, the co-founder of BitRaider, to get his perspective on the technological and business sides of the game industry.


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Urban streets
Ordinary life & ordinary people in extraordinarly crowded atmosphere of urban streets.
Claro que las ciudades son agobiantes, pero asi es el ser humano, ¿ no ?
Loin d'être son ennemi, la streetlife conjugue l'humain au pluriel.
Fritz Lang, Metropolis
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Un de ces jours (de l'an) à Barcelone.
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Par La Shnie le 30 Octobre 2017 à 12:09
Maybe it was the same with the streets of NY, maybe I passed them the wrong way this time. But then why the majority of these streets have this sign saying "one way"? For the I-don't-know-how-many-time, I looked at the Empire State Building and the Chrysler shining by night. And so what? What's so fancy about that? "Am I crazy?" – I wanted to ask the taxi driver. But I didn't know how to say it in chinese.
When we reached 32nd street, I did something completely new: I didn't look back to these magnificent buildings for the "last" time. It was like they didn't deserve it. Or maybe it meant that I would be back to this wonderful city again.
Maybe sooner that I thing.
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Don't get me wrong: I did have fun, met interesting, smart and nice people, visit good friends, discovered new beaches and new spots. But it didn't feel the same. Something was off. I was off.
The Chinese taxi driver turned the radio on and we listened to good funk music: it gave a soul to the glooming skylines. When we reached 11th avenue and turned right towards Chelsea, I thought about a "mysterious poem" my mum sent me by email a couple of weeks ago. Weather you read this poem from the beginning to the end or the other way around, it has an opposite meaning:
"Today was the absolute worst day ever - And don't try to convince me that - There's something good in every day - Because, when you take a closer look - This world is a pretty evil place - Even if - Some goodness does shine through once in a while."
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Par La Shnie le 21 Septembre 2017 à 13:27
So here I was. At 11 pm in a not-so-legal-but-so-cheap Chinatown cab on my way to 34th street & 11th avenue where the low-cost buses depart. Next stop: Toronto…and then Cuba. When we passed Forsyth Street & Grand Street, I thought about a French proverb saying: "Jamais deux sans trois". It means that if you do something twice, you should do it a third time. At that exact moment, I thought it was the most stupid sentence in the French language.
Because it was my third time in NY and it felt quite different. The previous summer (my second time in the city) was amazing: I finally recorded a little piano song and I made a small amateur short doc. But I was stupid enough to think that this creative vibe will come back the second I touch the ground of these streets. But it didn't. This third time in NY felt like these tequila shots: it surprises you the first time, make your night the second and make you a little sick the third.
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Logan: Still Sinking After 25 Years
Some people would love to have their property sit on multiple acres of empty land. Vast fields, rolling meadows, trees—it sounds ideal, but Dr Donald Turner has been fighting to have his medical office relocated from such a setting for over 25 years. His reason for wanting to move is justified: the vacant land is the largest blighted area in the city.
The Logan Triangle is 35 acres of overgrown weeds and litter. During the area's construction in the early 1900s, the Wingohocking Creek had to be filled in. The city chose to fill the valley with ash instead of proper landfill, which eventually led to the sinking foundations of hundreds of houses. By the 1980s the problem was so severe that the entire area was condemned and the residents were relocated.
Turner's office stands alone on its block. From the exterior, the white windowless rectangle could be mistaken for an abandoned building. A closer look at the Courtland Street Medical sign reveals that the practice is in fact "Still Open."
Though not abandoned, Turner was in a sense left behind. In the late 1980s, when the removal of the houses commenced, Turner's building was spared. "My building should have been one of the first to go," he says. Houses sat directly next to and across the street from his office. "This whole street was houses!" he exclaims, pointing to a cement path that now sinks into an empty field.
As residents were moved out, the houses were left vacant and became hot spots for criminal mischief. When they were eventually torn down, things got even worse. Turner's office fell victim to numerous crimes. "People have drilled through the ceiling and climbed in through the back window," he explains, "they want pills, once one of them had a gun."
"MAYOR GOODE THOUGHT MY WHITE FRIENDS WOULD HELP ME," reads a sign on top of Courtland Street Medical, the font larger than that used on billboard advertisements. "Mayor Goode moved all the African-American residents and left me," says Turner, "an injustice is an injustice, no matter what color you are." Goode did not provide the same deal to Turner that he did to the residents. Turner says he was given a cold shoulder because he never made contributions to Goode's administration.
When Goode left office nothing changed. The Rendell and Street administrations were wrapped up in a personal rivalry with Councilwoman Marion Tasco, who represents Logan. "They didn't get along so nothing happened," says Turner. He rustles through a manila folder full of court documents, police reports and correspondence to city officials, finally pulling out an old news article. It reads: "Mayor, Tasco, still at odds over Logan assistance." The article goes on to confirm the doctor's story.
"One time a cancer patient fell in a sinkhole," says Turner, "I thought they'd shut me down for sure." After the fall, the patient never walked again. She died soon after. Turner wasn't shut down. And he won't be. Government interest in the Logan Triangle has dwindled. Turner says judges just sigh when he presents his case. Nonetheless, the doctor is still passionate, but he admits the road has been draining: "It's difficult, after a while it becomes depressing."
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The governmental laws are great but the PEOPLE WHO RUN
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Maybe what what they did in Chicago to correct the land that new homes was build on is to dig out all of that ash.Dig as far as the depths of the ash to get rid of it! What they did in Chicago – The site was once a clay pit for a brick manufacturer and, after digging out all of the good soil it became a landfill and was filled in with garbage. For the last 30 years it was considered unbuildable and used as a parking lot. Because it would be cost prohibitive to remove all of the organic fill, the new homes are supported on 40-foot wood piles that penetrate the fill and are embedded in the clay layer below.The job was done by FitzGerald Associates Architects of Chicago.Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter need to talk to these guys.Logan need to come alive again with new homes business and a better surroundings and a better positive enviorment.
I also am waiting for closure Eminent Domain REQUIRES JUST COMPENSATION a house 4 blocks north of my 1038 west Wyoming ave house went for $129,000.00 in 2012 The city appraisal is $169,000.00 for the house across the street from where my house stood.HOW CAN APPRAISALS even JOKE about $800.00 .I can be reached@email@example.com watch my youtube video titled" THE GOVERNMENT IS STEALING MY HOUSE" thanks
Philly should make it a racetrack for all the dirtbikes
I LIVE I. THE 5400 OF NORTH11 TH ST. T he retainer wall collasped in the back of my house and the house next door to me. L & I wants us to fix it.This is all landfill .The article that I'm reading says ash.Thats true because I saw burnt coles when my basement floor wzs being cemented , because of humps. Thankyou please respond
It is november 2015 ,the cinders that fill the 7th & blvd end of the triangle as army corp study shows are same material that cinderblocks are made of as long as sewers aren't allowing sink holes to form ,clearly govt CAUSED DISASTER. NOW GOVT.WILLNOT ALLOW 7th amendment JURY TRIAL to pay REQUIRED COMPENSATION view youtube ANOTHER THING#19..as of 2015 RDA will pay goldenberg group to build a MALL
Everyone tries to cite the politicians claim of organic fill coal cinder is organic,but also is what cinderblocks are made of…gravel and sand are what MOST buildings on the east coast are built upon.broken infrastructure ,which is the governments responsibility ,is what caused this .it is cited by engineers as a cause.the government knew in 1984.Then SOLD homes to me and others in 1991 thru 1993, in my opinion THAT IS FRAUD.the government has NOT paid and willNOT allow a 7th amendment JURY TRIAL..view youtube ANOTHER THING#19
I find it unconstitutional that since 1994 I HAVENOT been allowed to live in my home yet am STILL waiting for JUST COMPENSATION.In October 2015 an article quotes agents of the government that may have an agreement to build a mall.It says up to 100 million May be given to the developer.Yet I have NOT been paid.THIS IS SO FAR FROM BEING RIGHT OR CONSTITUTIONAL.PROSECUTION OF AGENTS OR AGENCIES WOULD HAVE STOPPED THIS COLD.view youtube ANOTHER THING#19.contact joethemechanic5@gmail .com


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OTWC No. 15 Entry No. 2
Visit Kim Wilson's website to see this current challenge, OTWC No. 15 Teal, Tangerine, and choice of white, cream, or black. Entry No. 2 I used cardstock scraps of Hawaiian Shores, Stamper's Craft White, and Orange Zest (all Papertrey). My three-year-old daughter was "stamping" with what she calls "Mommy's toys" next to me as I made the flower, and she wanted pieces of papers to cut. She inspired me to make this card because she was lining up strips of paper. Thanks for stopping by! Cardstock: Hawaiian Shores, Orange Zest, and Stamper's White (Papertrey) Stamps: Thinking of You sentiment from Tea for Two Additions (Papertrey) Ink: Tangelo (Memento) Embellishments: brad Tools: five petal punch(SU!)
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Penny (Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenge) has asked us to create an "EASTER PROJECT" for our bi-monthly challenge and this is what I've come up with.
(click on image for larger view)I just LOVE this Lily Bouquet digi created by my friend Teri Sherman at Delicious Doodles and I knew it would be PERFECT for today's creation. Here are the details for this creation:
Stamps: Crafty Secrets "Happy Easter"Please be sure to check out the inspiring Easter creations by my co-DT members:
Papers: Bazzill pink, Whisper white, Bashful blue, Paper Pizazz
Inks: Versafine black
Accessories: Kaiser pearls, Nestabilities Labels 10, Pop Dots, Offray satin ribbon, Fiskars swivel craft knife, white Gelly Roll pen, Prismacolor markers
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The issue of euthanasia has once more been brought to the forefront of public awareness by the case of Terry Schiavo, the Florida woman who recently died after her husband won a long court battle to have her feeding tube removed. Terry had suffered a collapse with subsequent loss of oxygen to the brain and had spent fifteen years in a severely damaged condition, with limited cognitive function and little hope of improvement.
Although the U.S. media focused on this one family's private tragedy, the case was hardly unique. Even as President Bush and other prominent politicians were suddenly discovering a "Culture of Life", another tragedy was unfolding almost unnoticed in Texas. In that state, the baby of Ms. Wanda Hudson was being pulled off life support under a law giving hospital administrators authority to over-rule family wishes. The law was a measure pushed by then governor Bush as a cost-saving measure.
And yet, if one made the effort to look past the layers of hypocrisy and hype, the actual human story, and the precedent set, were truly frightening. The media routinely described Mrs. Schiavo as being in a "persistent vegetative state," but what does this mean, if anything? The person so labeled was capable of a range of facial expressions, vocalizations and movements. She was not in any sense brain-dead, she was rather severely brain-damaged.
The decision to discontinue her feeding was presented as a "right to die" case. But this was as far as can be imagined from the text-book example of a terminally ill person kept alive by extraordinary means. This was rather, a severely handicapped individual being denied the basic care necessary for maintenance of life. The implications for all mentally handicapped people are grave. A legal guardian, backed up by the courts, can now make life-or-death decisions based on what is called "quality of life." If someone, unable to speak for themselves, is judged from the outside to have insufficient quality of life, that life can be terminated.
If the politicians on the American right were guilty of hypocritical posturing, those of the left were mostly notable by their studied absence. (The Rev. Jesse Jackson was an honourable exception, one of the few public figures on the Democratic side who spoke up for Terry Schiavo) This is disheartening because one, perhaps naively, hopes that liberals will speak up for the weak, the voiceless and powerless. And who is more disenfranchised than someone like Terry Schiavo?
The sad truth is that for all the noise about a Culture of Life, it is very hard to find any group in public life consistently in favour of protecting life. Even if we limit our discussion to human life (although for myself, as a Buddhist, I can't find any strong reason to do so) we see, as rule, the conservative side (at least in America) favouring war as a means of doing international relations, and the death penalty as a means of domestic governance. The liberals may oppose these forms of killing, but are very protective of others, such as abortion and euthanasia. A consistent culture of life would oppose all these forms of violence equally.
A true culture of life would have to radically address all our methods of dealing with problems. A culture of violence seeks to eradicate problems by annihilating them. Whether it is a foreign nation that poses a hypothetical threat, an inconvenient fetus or a brain-damaged woman who needs constant care, the non-violent solution requires more commitment, more compassion and more participation by the whole community. The violent solution is more final, and seemingly easier and cheaper. It certainly requires less thought. But in the end, the easy taking of life is a brutal act, and condoning it brutalizes us all.
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110 Hayes and Campbell-AppalachianGeomorphology. It should be remarked that while the writers formerly regarded the character of the divides between these drainage basins as conclusive evidence that large streams flowed across them until the close of the Tertiary period of baseleveling, they have recently found reasons for modifying this conclusion. A study of the divides between drainage basins throughout the Appalachian valley from Pennsylvania southward shows that most of them are quite perfectly reduced to the altitude of the Tertiary pene plain in adjacent basins, although not generally so broadly cut as the one in question. There is no reason, so far as known, for supposing that the divides between the Potomac and James or the James and Roanoke basins have shifted during the Tertiary cycle, yet they are nearly as inconspicuous as those between the Tennessee and Coosa. On the other hand, the divide between the New and Holston basins has the form of a narrow col, such as would be expected to characterize all long-maintained divides. Evidencefrom the Volume of Materialeroded and deposited.-The second line of evidence bearing on the date at which the Appa lachian drainage was diverted to its present westward course is derived from a comparison of the volumes of Tertiary erosion and Tertiary sediments. It is comparatively easy to compute the volume of the material which was removed by the rivers during the Tertiary cycle, when the vertical distance between the previously existing peneplain and the one developed during the Tertiary cycle is known, together with their lateral extent; also a tolerably safe estimate may be made of the volume of sediments deposited by each of the rivers during the Tertiary cycle. If the drainage during the whole of the cycle was essen tially as it is at present, then the volume of sediments which would naturally be deposited by the present streams and the volume of the material eroded by those streams should show a practical agreement. The formations laid down during the Ter tiary cycle are regarded as including (1) the Ripley-sands and sandy clays overlying the Rotten limestone and marking the uplift which terminated the preceding cycle; (2) Lignitic; (3) Buhrstone; (4) Claiborne; (5) White limestone *-a series de creasing in coarseness and increasing in amount of calcareous * The Tertiary and Cretaceous Strata of the Tuscaloosa, Tombigbee and Alabama Rivers, by Eugene A. Smith and Lawrence C. Johnson : U. S. Geological Survey, Washington, Bull. 43, 1887, 189 pp., 21 pls.
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