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Lakers Rumors: Lottery Pick Necessary To Shed Luol Deng Contract?
The Los Angeles Lakers brought in Kansas forward Josh Jackson to their Lakers practice facility on Tuesday afternoon, following an individual morning workout with De’Aaron Fox. His second workout with the Lakers (Jackson worked out for the Lakers in Sacramento last week), Jackson said this workout test his conditioning, as well as his weaknesses.
Jackson also discusses how he sees his game translating to the NBA, complementing Brandon Ingram and how anger management courses have helped change his perspective.
What was different from today’s workout (in comparison to your first workout with the Lakers)?
Today I just felt like I was a little more in shape, but other than that I don’t think there was much of a difference. It was good to come out here and just show what I can do to the organization and feel happy with my performance.
What do you think you could show to the organization?
Just that I’ve been improving on a few of my weaknesses a lot of things people know I can do. I’m athletic, I’m long, lanky, just trying to show that I’ve improved since the end of the season at Kansas.
What was the focus of the workout today?
The focus was just to see if I was in shape, I think just shooting and like I said before trying to see if I’ve been improving on my weaknesses, ball handling a little bit, shooting and I think I did pretty good.
What was your reaction when you heard they wanted to bring you in for a second workout?
I was excited, all for it, course I’m not going to tell them no, but it was just an honor to be here again today, I just want to thank the whole organization for having me.
Was this workout any different from the one up in Sacramento?
The one up in Sacramento, I was kind of training with my trainer a little bit, so I was doing a few things that I was used to doing, so I was kind of in my comfort zone back then, but today I kind of got out of my comfort zone a little bit working out with their training staff and I think both went pretty good.
Do you think they were impressed that you could make changes that quickly?
I don’t know if they were impressed or not but hopefully they were.
Versatility has become an increasingly important thing in the NBA, where would you say offensively and defensively are positions that you can guard and position that you would play best?
The way the game is going today I think I can guard 1-4. But back then 10 years ago, your 4 man probably would have been 6’10” or something like that so probably not, but the way the game is changing so much today versatility is really important and I think I bring a lot to the table especially being able to switch on pretty much any position, except the 5.
You played a lot of 4 at Kansas, what do you think on the offensive side, could you do some 2-3 or would it be more small 4, how would that develop?
I think I can play pretty much 1-4 for an NBA team, playing the 4 at Kansas really helped me out a lot. I wasn’t too excited about playing the 4 coming in at Kansas but we caused a lot of mismatch problems and I think it really bettered me as a player.
Since a lot of people don’t realize that you were actually playing out of position that entire season at Kansas, how do you think that might have helped you or could have hindered you as well?
It just made me more versatile and prepared me to be bale to play multiple positions in todays NBA league and also guard multiple positions.
Do you think you could play the 4 right off the bat as a rookie in the NBA or do you think that’s something you’re not ready for yet?
I think I would have to develop into that a little more, get a little stronger, put on a little more weight, but it’s definitely something I can develop into.
My strengths are quick, versatility, athletic, a great passer. Weaknesses, probably ball handling a little bit and probably still my shooting stroke but both of those are coming along.
What’s it like working out in front of Magic Johnson?
It’s an honor, just having such a legend here watching me and kind of mentoring me a little bit and giving me advice just glad to be here in front of him and hopefully I impressed him.
What’s it like being one of the few non point guards at the top of the draft?
It feels good, the point guards in this draft are really really really good, they are special. I don’t think you can really look past anybody in this draft, point guard or forward, doesn’t matter. I think this is a really good draft class and probably one of the better ones I’ve seen in the last couple years.
What are some examples of doing things in your comfort zone in your workout in Sacramento versus today?
When I was in Sac I was working out with my trainers, I was working out with him everyday. I’m comfortable with him, I know what he wants to do, we’ve got the same terminology, we’re familiar with each other, but coming out here I have to learn a little bit more about their terminology and things they like to do and they put me in a few instances where I would probably be in their offense and hopefully I impressed them.
When they decided to bring you in for the second workout, was there any thought that maybe you’re their guy?
Yeah, but it was definitely just more of a come in and try to impress them and hopefully I impressed them enough, but they can’t look past any guy in this draft, because we’re all really, really talented and I think we all bring a lot to the table.
How do you think having another big wing like Brandon Ingram could complement each others games?
The NBA is changing so much, you look at two of the best teams in the league, the Cavs and the Warriors and at the end of the game, when it’s winning time, there is no 5 man on the court, there is no 4 man on the court, there’s pretty much forwards and guards all playing at the same time, so I don’t really think me and Brandon being the same position would cause any problems, I think it would be really special honestly.
Not to put you on the spot, but after the lottery there were some reports that came out about you taking anger management classes. Is there any truth to that?
There is truth to that. I have been taking an anger management course, I’m just about wrapping it up right now. It’s just something that I had to do, and I learned from the mistake that I made and I’m making it through it.
What did you get from that (the anger management courses) overall?
One of the biggest things I got out of it was just to control the things that I can control and not to worry about the things that I can’t and it sounds so simple but I went home and thought about that a lot and I went home and it made a huge amount of sense to me, because there are a lot of things in this world that we can’t control but yet frustrates us but we just can’t worry about them too much.
I would imagine that one of those things you can control is how you do perform on the basketball court. I know some of your high school coaches have said that there is a switch in you that changes, when you get on the court. What are they referencing?
Just my will to win, growing up I’ve always hated losing and loved winning. I’m just one of the guys that will do whatever I have to do to help my team win, whether that’s play defense, dive on the floor for a loose rebound, or score, whatever I have to do to win, I’m going to do it.

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lakers rumors: lottery pick necessary to shed luol deng contract?
the los angeles lakers brought in kansas forward josh jackson to their lakers practice facility on tuesday afternoon, following an individual morning workout with de’aaron fox. his second workout with the lakers (jackson worked out for the lakers in sacramento last week), jackson said this workout test his conditioning, as well as his weaknesses.
jackson also discusses how he sees his game translating to the nba, complementing brandon ingram and how anger management courses have helped change his perspective.
what was different from today’s workout (in comparison to your first workout with the lakers)?
today i just felt like i was a little more in shape, but other than that i don’t think there was much of a difference. it was good to come out here and just show what i can do to the organization and feel happy with my performance.
what do you think you could show to the organization?
just that i’ve been improving on a few of my weaknesses a lot of things people know i can do. i’m athletic, i’m long, lanky, just trying to show that i’ve improved since the end of the season at kansas.
what was the focus of the workout today?
the focus was just to see if i was in shape, i think just shooting and like i said before trying to see if i’ve been improving on my weaknesses, ball handling a little bit, shooting and i think i did pretty good.
what was your reaction when you heard they wanted to bring you in for a second workout?
i was excited, all for it, course i’m not going to tell them no, but it was just an honor to be here again today, i just want to thank the whole organization for having me.
was this workout any different from the one up in sacramento?
the one up in sacramento, i was kind of training with my trainer a little bit, so i was doing a few things that i was used to doing, so i was kind of in my comfort zone back then, but today i kind of got out of my comfort zone a little bit working out with their training staff and i think both went pretty good.
do you think they were impressed that you could make changes that quickly?
i don’t know if they were impressed or not but hopefully they were.
versatility has become an increasingly important thing in the nba, where would you say offensively and defensively are positions that you can guard and position that you would play best?
the way the game is going today i think i can guard 1-4. but back then 10 years ago, your 4 man probably would have been 6’10” or something like that so probably not, but the way the game is changing so much today versatility is really important and i think i bring a lot to the table especially being able to switch on pretty much any position, except the 5.
you played a lot of 4 at kansas, what do you think on the offensive side, could you do some 2-3 or would it be more small 4, how would that develop?
i think i can play pretty much 1-4 for an nba team, playing the 4 at kansas really helped me out a lot. i wasn’t too excited about playing the 4 coming in at kansas but we caused a lot of mismatch problems and i think it really bettered me as a player.
since a lot of people don’t realize that you were actually playing out of position that entire season at kansas, how do you think that might have helped you or could have hindered you as well?
it just made me more versatile and prepared me to be bale to play multiple positions in todays nba league and also guard multiple positions.
do you think you could play the 4 right off the bat as a rookie in the nba or do you think that’s something you’re not ready for yet?
i think i would have to develop into that a little more, get a little stronger, put on a little more weight, but it’s definitely something i can develop into.
my strengths are quick, versatility, athletic, a great passer. weaknesses, probably ball handling a little bit and probably still my shooting stroke but both of those are coming along.
what’s it like working out in front of magic johnson?
it’s an honor, just having such a legend here watching me and kind of mentoring me a little bit and giving me advice just glad to be here in front of him and hopefully i impressed him.
what’s it like being one of the few non point guards at the top of the draft?
it feels good, the point guards in this draft are really really really good, they are special. i don’t think you can really look past anybody in this draft, point guard or forward, doesn’t matter. i think this is a really good draft class and probably one of the better ones i’ve seen in the last couple years.
what are some examples of doing things in your comfort zone in your workout in sacramento versus today?
when i was in sac i was working out with my trainers, i was working out with him everyday. i’m comfortable with him, i know what he wants to do, we’ve got the same terminology, we’re familiar with each other, but coming out here i have to learn a little bit more about their terminology and things they like to do and they put me in a few instances where i would probably be in their offense and hopefully i impressed them.
when they decided to bring you in for the second workout, was there any thought that maybe you’re their guy?
yeah, but it was definitely just more of a come in and try to impress them and hopefully i impressed them enough, but they can’t look past any guy in this draft, because we’re all really, really talented and i think we all bring a lot to the table.
how do you think having another big wing like brandon ingram could complement each others games?
the nba is changing so much, you look at two of the best teams in the league, the cavs and the warriors and at the end of the game, when it’s winning time, there is no 5 man on the court, there is no 4 man on the court, there’s pretty much forwards and guards all playing at the same time, so i don’t really think me and brandon being the same position would cause any problems, i think it would be really special honestly.
not to put you on the spot, but after the lottery there were some reports that came out about you taking anger management classes. is there any truth to that?
there is truth to that. i have been taking an anger management course, i’m just about wrapping it up right now. it’s just something that i had to do, and i learned from the mistake that i made and i’m making it through it.
what did you get from that (the anger management courses) overall?
one of the biggest things i got out of it was just to control the things that i can control and not to worry about the things that i can’t and it sounds so simple but i went home and thought about that a lot and i went home and it made a huge amount of sense to me, because there are a lot of things in this world that we can’t control but yet frustrates us but we just can’t worry about them too much.
i would imagine that one of those things you can control is how you do perform on the basketball court. i know some of your high school coaches have said that there is a switch in you that changes, when you get on the court. what are they referencing?
just my will to win, growing up i’ve always hated losing and loved winning. i’m just one of the guys that will do whatever i have to do to help my team win, whether that’s play defense, dive on the floor for a loose rebound, or score, whatever i have to do to win, i’m going to do it.


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street to circle track, oem to drag race performance, melling valve springs cover the market and your requirements. standard, mid-range, heavy-duty and race ready applications are available from melling in a variety of wire sizes, materials and spring pressures. melling spring designs include standard and dual springs with and without dampers as well as new beehive applications. whatever your valve/rocker spring needs may be melling has a variety of quality valve springs to fit your requirements.
competition cams valve spring - beehive performance street valve spring - 0.959 / 1.061 in. od - 0.636 / 0.738 in. id - 16 pc.
notes: beehive performance street valve spring; 0.959 / 1.061 in. od; 0.636 / 0.738 in. id; 16 pc.


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First, the facts: Officers Liang and Shaun Landau were conducting a vertical patrol in the stairwell of the Pink Houses, a low-income housing project in Brooklyn, on Nov. 20, 2014. Akai Gurley was visiting a friend there, Melissa Butler, and they both entered the stairwell on their way out of the building. Liang and Landau also entered the stairwell, two floors up. Liang had his gun drawn and fired a bullet that ricocheted off a cinder-block wall and hit Gurley in the chest. A medical examiner later found that the bullet had torn through Gurley’s body, fractured his third rib, nicked his sternum, and pierced his heart and diaphragm. The medical examiner ruled Gurley’s death a homicide. Upon learning that Gurley had been shot, neither Liang nor Landau provided medical assistance. Butler attempted CPR, having never done it before, with instructions relayed by a neighbor who was on the phone with a 911 operator. Several minutes after firing the shot, and after texting his union representative, Liang got on his police radio to call it in. Three more officers arrived, one of whom took over CPR from Butler. Minutes later, at Brookdale Hospital, Gurley was pronounced dead. He was 28 years old.
Drawing attention to anti-Chinese or anti-Asian institutional bias is one thing, but insisting on impunity for Chinese American police officers, because white police officers receive impunity, is another entirely.
But this ahistoricity, this impulse to draw false equivalencies, doesn’t surprise me. It reflects an all-too-common tendency to take what could be a nuanced view (i.e., the police system is racist and Liang may have been subject to anti-Chinese bias) and flatten it into an ethnic nationalist position of believing that all Chinese Americans are equally victimized, regardless of their relationship to structural power. That is not true, but the current politics of race in America rarely allow for nuance. The reality is that I can have sympathy for Liang’s situation, while also supporting his conviction, and demanding accountability for all police officers.
For Asian American racial justice activists, this is a time to build our ranks, not close them. We should challenge those in our communities who have bought into individualism and dominant racial thinking, but in ways that allow them to move, by acknowledging where they have legitimate concerns. There will always be those who disagree with us and who are determined to attack our position.
We can’t move them and we shouldn’t concede to them. But we can split their base of support by showing that this is not a matter of Black or Asian interests; it’s a matter of both. Working for police accountability, combatting anti-Asian discrimination, and supporting Black liberation are not mutually exclusive. They are, and always have been, in our collective self-interest.

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first, the facts: officers liang and shaun landau were conducting a vertical patrol in the stairwell of the pink houses, a low-income housing project in brooklyn, on nov. 20, 2014. akai gurley was visiting a friend there, melissa butler, and they both entered the stairwell on their way out of the building. liang and landau also entered the stairwell, two floors up. liang had his gun drawn and fired a bullet that ricocheted off a cinder-block wall and hit gurley in the chest. a medical examiner later found that the bullet had torn through gurley’s body, fractured his third rib, nicked his sternum, and pierced his heart and diaphragm. the medical examiner ruled gurley’s death a homicide. upon learning that gurley had been shot, neither liang nor landau provided medical assistance. butler attempted cpr, having never done it before, with instructions relayed by a neighbor who was on the phone with a 911 operator. several minutes after firing the shot, and after texting his union representative, liang got on his police radio to call it in. three more officers arrived, one of whom took over cpr from butler. minutes later, at brookdale hospital, gurley was pronounced dead. he was 28 years old.
drawing attention to anti-chinese or anti-asian institutional bias is one thing, but insisting on impunity for chinese american police officers, because white police officers receive impunity, is another entirely.
but this ahistoricity, this impulse to draw false equivalencies, doesn’t surprise me. it reflects an all-too-common tendency to take what could be a nuanced view (i.e., the police system is racist and liang may have been subject to anti-chinese bias) and flatten it into an ethnic nationalist position of believing that all chinese americans are equally victimized, regardless of their relationship to structural power. that is not true, but the current politics of race in america rarely allow for nuance. the reality is that i can have sympathy for liang’s situation, while also supporting his conviction, and demanding accountability for all police officers.
for asian american racial justice activists, this is a time to build our ranks, not close them. we should challenge those in our communities who have bought into individualism and dominant racial thinking, but in ways that allow them to move, by acknowledging where they have legitimate concerns. there will always be those who disagree with us and who are determined to attack our position.
we can’t move them and we shouldn’t concede to them. but we can split their base of support by showing that this is not a matter of black or asian interests; it’s a matter of both. working for police accountability, combatting anti-asian discrimination, and supporting black liberation are not mutually exclusive. they are, and always have been, in our collective self-interest.


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The Mickler family reunion is planned April 2 at the St. Johns County Fairgrounds, Elkton. Dinner is at 1 p.m.
Features include a baking contest, 50/50 raffle, Mickler's Market, music by the Dunehoppers, volleyball and horseshoes and a bouncy house and dunking booth.
Those attending are asked to bring dinner for your family with serving utensils and beverages, as well as chairs. Iced tea, plates, napkins, cups, plastic ware, coffee and ice will be furnished.
For information, call Patty Wise Noble at 610-7077 or Julie Mickler Bhatia at 403-9221.

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the mickler family reunion is planned april 2 at the st. johns county fairgrounds, elkton. dinner is at 1 p.m.
features include a baking contest, 50/50 raffle, mickler's market, music by the dunehoppers, volleyball and horseshoes and a bouncy house and dunking booth.
those attending are asked to bring dinner for your family with serving utensils and beverages, as well as chairs. iced tea, plates, napkins, cups, plastic ware, coffee and ice will be furnished.
for information, call patty wise noble at 610-7077 or julie mickler bhatia at 403-9221.


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There are three options for pre-orientation trips available to incoming first-year students related to sustainability: Sustainability and Leadership (addressing all three pillars of sustainability), Volunteer Venture (addressing social and economic sustainability) and Appalachian Adventure (addressing ecological sustainability).
Every first-year also does a "Perspectives" tour of the campus where one of the stops is Service Learning and a walk-through of the Campus Kitchen.
Additionally, the Campus Garden manager provides information about sustainability for Residential Advisers prior to orientation for first-year students.

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there are three options for pre-orientation trips available to incoming first-year students related to sustainability: sustainability and leadership (addressing all three pillars of sustainability), volunteer venture (addressing social and economic sustainability) and appalachian adventure (addressing ecological sustainability).
every first-year also does a "perspectives" tour of the campus where one of the stops is service learning and a walk-through of the campus kitchen.
additionally, the campus garden manager provides information about sustainability for residential advisers prior to orientation for first-year students.


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text: Construction is nearing completion on the new state-of-the-art Career & Technical High School, Pasadena ISD's first campus to focus exclusively on a career and technical education. LyondellBasell employees were recently given a tour of the new facility set to open August 2014. This new campus will feature a court room for criminal justice students, a modern research center, fitness center and much more.

lowercased: construction is nearing completion on the new state-of-the-art career & technical high school, pasadena isd's first campus to focus exclusively on a career and technical education. lyondellbasell employees were recently given a tour of the new facility set to open august 2014. this new campus will feature a court room for criminal justice students, a modern research center, fitness center and much more.


text: Unissued condition. Medium bracket rifle with low mount scope. Only 481 low mount scopes were made. This scope bears rifle serial number 57946. This rifle serial number is 74967. Lithgow 1945 manufacture. 303 British calibre. Heavy barrel. See "The Enfield Story" by Skennerton, pages 316 to 323 for full details.

lowercased: unissued condition. medium bracket rifle with low mount scope. only 481 low mount scopes were made. this scope bears rifle serial number 57946. this rifle serial number is 74967. lithgow 1945 manufacture. 303 british calibre. heavy barrel. see "the enfield story" by skennerton, pages 316 to 323 for full details.


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The Problem. As I’m sure you are well aware, miners and prospectors have been dealing with federal overreach for decades, which has been exacerbated by a court system that has been ignoring federal mining law and deferring to the very agencies that are abusing our rights to interpret their own rules and regulations.
Roads, trails, and access routes have been closed off through the use of Travel Management Plans, Critical Habitat designations, Wild and Scenic designations, Wilderness designations, National Monuments, Areas of Critical Environmental Concern, and more. All public land users have suffered.
Miners and prospectors have allowed themselves to be regulated by a permissive system created by local, county, state and federal agencies armed with an agenda to block the extraction of valuable minerals and metals in the name of environmental protection. Non-governmental organizations have successfully vilified miners and prospectors to raise hundreds of millions of dollars. Insects, plants and animals are used to block your every move. But there is a solution.
The History. In the mid-1800s, miners did an excellent job of establishing reasonable rules to govern mining. They created order out of chaos. Yes there were some issues like the use of mercury, hydraulic mining and reclamation that needed to be addressed, but for the most part, miners put forth rules and regulations that worked.
The miners created small, geographic areas and established rules, and these areas became known as Mining Districts.
Mining Districts became federally recognized entities with the passage of the 1872 Mining Act.
Mining Districts were established virtually anywhere in the United States where valuable minerals or metals are present. There are literally thousands of Mining Districts in the United States—over 500 exist in California—but many of them are in disarray.
There are plenty of additional federal laws on the books that should deter local, county, state and federal agencies from interfering with miners, but agencies and courts continue to ignore them.
Joe Martori, a commercial placer miner near Randsburg in southern California, was fed up with the ridiculous rules and regulations placed upon his operation. Joe reached out to Jerry Hobbs, Don Fife and Clark Pearson, three individuals who had extensive knowledge of federal mining laws and experience in dealing with regulatory overreach. Joe also reached out Congressman Paul Cook (R-San Bernardino) for assistance.
Following advice from Don Fife and Clark Pearson, Joe tracked down the bylaws for his traditional Mining District—the Rand Mining District. He and fellow miners in the traditional Rand Mining District elected a new Mining District Board and posted signs at major entrypoints to the district.
Joe also began attending meetings of the BLM Public Roundtable Committee in Ridgecrest, California. It is an elected board that negotiates rules for several million acres of desert in his area. Joe eventually gained a seat on the board to represent mining interests. The council includes a broad spectrum of interests—the Bureau of Land Management, Forest Service, off-roaders, preservationists, environmentalists, attorneys, and the public at large.
Clark Pearson, Joe Martori and I made presentations regarding symbiotic relationships, the 1955 Multiple Surface Use Act, the National Environmental Policy Act, the Federal Land Policy Management Act, the power of Mining Districts, and related topics at the BLM Roundtable Committee meeting in Ridgecrest, California, in March 2016. It was very well received, and many in the group admitted they had little or no knowledge of the laws related to mining and the power granted to Mining Districts by Congress.
One of the points I highlighted was how we at the Mining Journal have been instructing our readers to use Direct and Constructive Notice when appropriate. Direct and Constructive Notice is a written notice that is served to a local, county, state or federal agent, advising them of your specific rights as a miner and letting them know that if they continue to violate those rights that you—the miner—will sue them personally. This appeared to get their attention.
The Rand Mining District requested a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) be established with the BLM following this meeting. This MOU has been completed. As a direct result, Areas of Critical Environmental Concern (ACECs) within the Rand Mining District will be removed, and access routes within the Rand Mining District will be reopened for the benefit of all public land users. A subsequent meeting included face-to-face discussions with Jerry Perez, California BLM State Director. Mr. Perez admitted he did not know anything about Mining Districts and the power of Mining Districts. The MOU between the Rand Mining District and BLM is under consideration as a template for all Mining Districts in California.
Another recent success story involves the Slate Creek Mining District in Washington State. A proposal was put forth by the federal government to add thousands of acres to an existing wilderness area. After it was pointed out that the Slate Creek Mining District was not consulted, the proposal was modified and new maps were issued that excluded the Slate Creek Mining District from the proposed withdrawal.
A representative from an organized Mining District can obtain a seat at the table for steering committees, councils or related oversight groups. A Mining District can also seek coordination status whenever an agency attempts to make changes to land use, permitting or regulations within the district. Imagine having two, three, even ten Mining Districts within a proposed wilderness area, all seeking coordination status.
An additional part of the solution involves legislation. Joe and Clark made a trip to Washington, DC, several months ago and had over three-dozen meetings with legislators and committees, including the Armed Services Committee, the House Resources Committee and Chairman Rob Bishop (R-Utah). The end result was another MMAC accomplishment— a request from Congress to come up with a series of bills to address many of the problems related to mining and public land use.
Recent News. Nearly 40 Mining Districts are meeting again since we first started publicizing the power of Mining Districts approximately one year ago. Over 50 additional Mining Districts are in the process.
MMAC advisors were elected by claimholders in quite a few states. These individuals have volunteered their time to assist miners in locating their original bylaws and help them get their Mining District organized if it is in disarray. Many miners are realizing the potential and stepping in to help. One such MMAC advisor is Kevin Bell, who tracked down the original bylaws for several districts and scheduled meetings for eight of those Mining Districts.
We’ve been reaching out to frustrated claimholders for many months. I’ve made presentations at the Motherlode Goldhounds, Shasta Miner’s Association, at our Gold Prospecting and Mining Summit in Placerville, California, and most recently at the Sonora Gold & Outdoor Festival.
Joe Martori recently had face-to-face time with BLM’s California State Director to work on an MOU that could be used statewide.
Joe and Clark are preparing to head off to Las Vegas for MINExpo 2016 to help educate some of the larger mining concerns and seek financial support for MMAC. They have also been in contact with Chuck Cushman of the American Land Rights Association, and Chuck has pledged the support of his organization and to get other public land users involved through his vast list of contacts.
Joe and Clark are continuing to work on several bills requested by Congress to reopen lands and place mining back at the forefront of creating wealth in the United States. A strong mining industry is a matter of National Security, and members of Congress clearly understand this point. They have also been asked to return to Washington, DC, to assist in this effort, to lobby, and to make more presentations to legislators and their staffs in preparation for voting on the proposed bills and amendments in early 2017.
What Can I Do? Be an active part of the solution! That means financially supporting MMAC and getting your Mining District organized if it is in disarray. We have a proven method to reset the playing field. If you are looking for a way to get back in the water with your suction gold dredge; if you want to use motorized equipment in an area where it has been prohibited; if you want relief from excessive state or federal regulations; if you want access to an area that has been blocked off by state or federal agencies; an organized Mining District is the first step.
Organize Your District. There are certain steps that must be followed to obtain federal recognition and MMAC will make sure you get there. You must complete your due diligence!
b) Try the local museum or historical society. Keep in mind your Mining District may have been in a different county before newer boundaries were drawn.
d) Check the "Bylaws for Traditional Mining Districts" page at www.icmj.com under the Resources tab.
5) Determine from the bylaws what you will need in terms of a board.
6) Leave the original bylaws and articles in place. Do not change the borders, names of features, etc.
7) Contact MMAC for a sample template on updating bylaws, which can be done by vote at a future meeting.
8) Contact me at editor@icmj.com for a copy of the notification letter that you’ll need to send to local, county, state and federal agencies that might have jurisdiction in your area. This will insure you are contacted regarding any proposed land-use regulations or restrictions in the works. We’ll go over the above points to make sure everything is covered!
9) Have a Mining District board representative attend any local oversight or steering committee meetings. (Contact MMAC first for training.) Let them know which Mining District you are representing. If they are considering any new regulations or restrictions, ask for a seat on the board to represent your Mining District. If no such proposals are on the agenda, then just let them get used to seeing you at the meetings for a few sessions before you ask for a seat. When the time is right, you might ask if the Mining District has been contacted for coordination status. We can assist with providing materials to help educate them.
Yes, it is some work, but I know you will be quite happy when the process is completed and some of the regulatory burden is lifted off your shoulders.
Send your support and become a member of MMAC. Put some skin in the game and help MMAC with a $30.00 yearly membership contribution for all MMAC has accomplished and will accomplish. Send to: Minerals and Mining Advisory Council, 2321 E 4th St Ste C-338, Santa Ana, CA, 92705; and (coming soon) you can contribute online and auto pay a monthly $10.00 contribution at www.mmacusa.org for the MMAC Bill, Amendments, MOU, website and constant updates for the Mining Districts. Join MMAC today!

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the problem. as i’m sure you are well aware, miners and prospectors have been dealing with federal overreach for decades, which has been exacerbated by a court system that has been ignoring federal mining law and deferring to the very agencies that are abusing our rights to interpret their own rules and regulations.
roads, trails, and access routes have been closed off through the use of travel management plans, critical habitat designations, wild and scenic designations, wilderness designations, national monuments, areas of critical environmental concern, and more. all public land users have suffered.
miners and prospectors have allowed themselves to be regulated by a permissive system created by local, county, state and federal agencies armed with an agenda to block the extraction of valuable minerals and metals in the name of environmental protection. non-governmental organizations have successfully vilified miners and prospectors to raise hundreds of millions of dollars. insects, plants and animals are used to block your every move. but there is a solution.
the history. in the mid-1800s, miners did an excellent job of establishing reasonable rules to govern mining. they created order out of chaos. yes there were some issues like the use of mercury, hydraulic mining and reclamation that needed to be addressed, but for the most part, miners put forth rules and regulations that worked.
the miners created small, geographic areas and established rules, and these areas became known as mining districts.
mining districts became federally recognized entities with the passage of the 1872 mining act.
mining districts were established virtually anywhere in the united states where valuable minerals or metals are present. there are literally thousands of mining districts in the united states—over 500 exist in california—but many of them are in disarray.
there are plenty of additional federal laws on the books that should deter local, county, state and federal agencies from interfering with miners, but agencies and courts continue to ignore them.
joe martori, a commercial placer miner near randsburg in southern california, was fed up with the ridiculous rules and regulations placed upon his operation. joe reached out to jerry hobbs, don fife and clark pearson, three individuals who had extensive knowledge of federal mining laws and experience in dealing with regulatory overreach. joe also reached out congressman paul cook (r-san bernardino) for assistance.
following advice from don fife and clark pearson, joe tracked down the bylaws for his traditional mining district—the rand mining district. he and fellow miners in the traditional rand mining district elected a new mining district board and posted signs at major entrypoints to the district.
joe also began attending meetings of the blm public roundtable committee in ridgecrest, california. it is an elected board that negotiates rules for several million acres of desert in his area. joe eventually gained a seat on the board to represent mining interests. the council includes a broad spectrum of interests—the bureau of land management, forest service, off-roaders, preservationists, environmentalists, attorneys, and the public at large.
clark pearson, joe martori and i made presentations regarding symbiotic relationships, the 1955 multiple surface use act, the national environmental policy act, the federal land policy management act, the power of mining districts, and related topics at the blm roundtable committee meeting in ridgecrest, california, in march 2016. it was very well received, and many in the group admitted they had little or no knowledge of the laws related to mining and the power granted to mining districts by congress.
one of the points i highlighted was how we at the mining journal have been instructing our readers to use direct and constructive notice when appropriate. direct and constructive notice is a written notice that is served to a local, county, state or federal agent, advising them of your specific rights as a miner and letting them know that if they continue to violate those rights that you—the miner—will sue them personally. this appeared to get their attention.
the rand mining district requested a memorandum of understanding (mou) be established with the blm following this meeting. this mou has been completed. as a direct result, areas of critical environmental concern (acecs) within the rand mining district will be removed, and access routes within the rand mining district will be reopened for the benefit of all public land users. a subsequent meeting included face-to-face discussions with jerry perez, california blm state director. mr. perez admitted he did not know anything about mining districts and the power of mining districts. the mou between the rand mining district and blm is under consideration as a template for all mining districts in california.
another recent success story involves the slate creek mining district in washington state. a proposal was put forth by the federal government to add thousands of acres to an existing wilderness area. after it was pointed out that the slate creek mining district was not consulted, the proposal was modified and new maps were issued that excluded the slate creek mining district from the proposed withdrawal.
a representative from an organized mining district can obtain a seat at the table for steering committees, councils or related oversight groups. a mining district can also seek coordination status whenever an agency attempts to make changes to land use, permitting or regulations within the district. imagine having two, three, even ten mining districts within a proposed wilderness area, all seeking coordination status.
an additional part of the solution involves legislation. joe and clark made a trip to washington, dc, several months ago and had over three-dozen meetings with legislators and committees, including the armed services committee, the house resources committee and chairman rob bishop (r-utah). the end result was another mmac accomplishment— a request from congress to come up with a series of bills to address many of the problems related to mining and public land use.
recent news. nearly 40 mining districts are meeting again since we first started publicizing the power of mining districts approximately one year ago. over 50 additional mining districts are in the process.
mmac advisors were elected by claimholders in quite a few states. these individuals have volunteered their time to assist miners in locating their original bylaws and help them get their mining district organized if it is in disarray. many miners are realizing the potential and stepping in to help. one such mmac advisor is kevin bell, who tracked down the original bylaws for several districts and scheduled meetings for eight of those mining districts.
we’ve been reaching out to frustrated claimholders for many months. i’ve made presentations at the motherlode goldhounds, shasta miner’s association, at our gold prospecting and mining summit in placerville, california, and most recently at the sonora gold & outdoor festival.
joe martori recently had face-to-face time with blm’s california state director to work on an mou that could be used statewide.
joe and clark are preparing to head off to las vegas for minexpo 2016 to help educate some of the larger mining concerns and seek financial support for mmac. they have also been in contact with chuck cushman of the american land rights association, and chuck has pledged the support of his organization and to get other public land users involved through his vast list of contacts.
joe and clark are continuing to work on several bills requested by congress to reopen lands and place mining back at the forefront of creating wealth in the united states. a strong mining industry is a matter of national security, and members of congress clearly understand this point. they have also been asked to return to washington, dc, to assist in this effort, to lobby, and to make more presentations to legislators and their staffs in preparation for voting on the proposed bills and amendments in early 2017.
what can i do? be an active part of the solution! that means financially supporting mmac and getting your mining district organized if it is in disarray. we have a proven method to reset the playing field. if you are looking for a way to get back in the water with your suction gold dredge; if you want to use motorized equipment in an area where it has been prohibited; if you want relief from excessive state or federal regulations; if you want access to an area that has been blocked off by state or federal agencies; an organized mining district is the first step.
organize your district. there are certain steps that must be followed to obtain federal recognition and mmac will make sure you get there. you must complete your due diligence!
b) try the local museum or historical society. keep in mind your mining district may have been in a different county before newer boundaries were drawn.
d) check the "bylaws for traditional mining districts" page at www.icmj.com under the resources tab.
5) determine from the bylaws what you will need in terms of a board.
6) leave the original bylaws and articles in place. do not change the borders, names of features, etc.
7) contact mmac for a sample template on updating bylaws, which can be done by vote at a future meeting.
8) contact me at editor@icmj.com for a copy of the notification letter that you’ll need to send to local, county, state and federal agencies that might have jurisdiction in your area. this will insure you are contacted regarding any proposed land-use regulations or restrictions in the works. we’ll go over the above points to make sure everything is covered!
9) have a mining district board representative attend any local oversight or steering committee meetings. (contact mmac first for training.) let them know which mining district you are representing. if they are considering any new regulations or restrictions, ask for a seat on the board to represent your mining district. if no such proposals are on the agenda, then just let them get used to seeing you at the meetings for a few sessions before you ask for a seat. when the time is right, you might ask if the mining district has been contacted for coordination status. we can assist with providing materials to help educate them.
yes, it is some work, but i know you will be quite happy when the process is completed and some of the regulatory burden is lifted off your shoulders.
send your support and become a member of mmac. put some skin in the game and help mmac with a $30.00 yearly membership contribution for all mmac has accomplished and will accomplish. send to: minerals and mining advisory council, 2321 e 4th st ste c-338, santa ana, ca, 92705; and (coming soon) you can contribute online and auto pay a monthly $10.00 contribution at www.mmacusa.org for the mmac bill, amendments, mou, website and constant updates for the mining districts. join mmac today!


text: Maps and GPS directions to BMW Brooklyn and other BMW Dealers in the United States. Find your nearest BMW Dealers. You may want to own your BMW outright. This is easy. Simply pay BMW Financial Services an amount equal to the Guaranteed Future Value and the vehicle is yours. You may elect to return your BMW. Simply deliver the vehicle to your BMW dealer and provided the contracted kilometre allowance and vehicle condition requirements have been met you have no further liability. There are no concerns about resale value or disposing of the vehicle: peace of mind all around.

lowercased: maps and gps directions to bmw brooklyn and other bmw dealers in the united states. find your nearest bmw dealers. you may want to own your bmw outright. this is easy. simply pay bmw financial services an amount equal to the guaranteed future value and the vehicle is yours. you may elect to return your bmw. simply deliver the vehicle to your bmw dealer and provided the contracted kilometre allowance and vehicle condition requirements have been met you have no further liability. there are no concerns about resale value or disposing of the vehicle: peace of mind all around.


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So I decided to try tackling the badly abused Kaypro 10. The thing turns on but doesn't display anything. After looking around a bit, someone was obviously hacking away in it. They tried modding it to take a 3 1/2" floppy drive, the Z80 was missing, and they chopped off the header to connect the hard drive.
I swapped the mother board in from my Kaypro II and verified that the power supply is good, and the screen works.
I'm highly suspecting that the Eprom in the picture is not original after comparing pictures on the Internet. I have no clue what this mod is, but I'd love some verification that it's not a real mod and would like to know the purpose of the Eprom. I don't have the ability to burn an Eprom, so I may need to request services from someone, if possible.
Be sure it's the Z80 that's missing and replace with Z80A or better (4MHZ or better).
To repair messed up hard drive connector - remove the plastic spacer that holds the pins straight will soldering - then heat up one pin at a time and pull out. Use solder wick or solder sucker to clear holes.
There are two motherboards used on Kaypro 10's - the original had no modem - just one four pin phone type connector for keyboard (handset side not phone line size - ie small 4 pin). They newer board - a universal board used in all Z80 Kaypro's at the end had a real-time clock and modem - if it has a battery on it it's for the clock - newer board and remove and the battery before it corrodes the board.
There were lots and lots of ROM's used for Kaypro's - just by non-linear systems, the lots more that were third party. You would have to dump the ROM and look for text in it to know what it's for.
That may be my error. I stuck a plain ol' Z80 in there. If my Kaypro II has a Z80A, I'll borrow it for testing purposes.
Mine has no battery, so I guess it's an old style board.
I'm guessing someone put something that's third party into the socket since it's a hacked up Eprom with some wiring mod. I'll try the Z80A fix before I start going into burning ROMs.
The floppy drive also doesn't spin, but I'm guessing that's likely a belt issue.
There's also currently no hard drive, but I'll cross that bridge when I get to it. I have some old hard drives kicking around here that should work.
The Kaypro 10's Floppy drive was usually direct drive and had no belt. Any PC compatible drive that fits will work, including a 3.5" drive.
The Kaypro 10 uses an MFM drive and has two boards to connect it: The first board is 50 pin to 40 pin and has an address decode to select the next drive 40 pin WD to MFM controller.
If you don't have both these boards then what you have is a floppy based computer.
...and it's not in there. I suppose this Kaypro is just going to sit as a parts computer for the time being until I find another one, or a controller card. My Kaypro II works wonderfully, so I don't really need another floppy-based system.
A kaypro 10 without a hard disk is basically a Kaypro 4'84. It is possible to getting it running as a floppy based system.
Using a micro controller make an SD card WD clone - the SD card works with a simple SPI interface that micro-controllers interface to directly. I would use a 40 pin pic so I hade plenty of extra pins for expansion. I would use a pic with at least 32K of program RAM and a few K of RAM so whole sectors can be held in RAM.
Start simple and just use first 32K of SD as the hard disk.
Later use the free FAT code to make the hard disk just an image file on a fat disk to make it easy to use a PC.
It should be able to be done in a weekend or two.
Cost for bare parts in $20.00 range - Wiring minimum - Cost of Pic programmer another $20-$80 depending on if you just want to program pics or also handle other devices.
Personally I would include the 50 pin to 40 pin adapter board arranged to it could connect straight to the Kaypro motherboard but easily not include the address decoding circuitry so other WD based older systems could use it also with a 40 pin connector. There were thousands of the WD controllers sold and used in lots of 70's and 80's computers.
My plate is full but I had an interest in doing it myself and I have all the PDF documentation needed.
I'm not willing to put that much work into the Kaypro since I haven't even got the motherboard functioning yet. I have a lot of other computers around here that need less work on them (the Amiga 2000 is high priority on my list) and I'd rather put the time into them to get them functioning at 100%.
I'm going to keep my eyes opened for another HD-based Kaypro though. I had a lot of fun restoring the Kaypro II that I unexpectedly ended up with.
You can connect a FreHD via a small adapter board to the controller connection on the K10 motherboard.

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so i decided to try tackling the badly abused kaypro 10. the thing turns on but doesn't display anything. after looking around a bit, someone was obviously hacking away in it. they tried modding it to take a 3 1/2" floppy drive, the z80 was missing, and they chopped off the header to connect the hard drive.
i swapped the mother board in from my kaypro ii and verified that the power supply is good, and the screen works.
i'm highly suspecting that the eprom in the picture is not original after comparing pictures on the internet. i have no clue what this mod is, but i'd love some verification that it's not a real mod and would like to know the purpose of the eprom. i don't have the ability to burn an eprom, so i may need to request services from someone, if possible.
be sure it's the z80 that's missing and replace with z80a or better (4mhz or better).
to repair messed up hard drive connector - remove the plastic spacer that holds the pins straight will soldering - then heat up one pin at a time and pull out. use solder wick or solder sucker to clear holes.
there are two motherboards used on kaypro 10's - the original had no modem - just one four pin phone type connector for keyboard (handset side not phone line size - ie small 4 pin). they newer board - a universal board used in all z80 kaypro's at the end had a real-time clock and modem - if it has a battery on it it's for the clock - newer board and remove and the battery before it corrodes the board.
there were lots and lots of rom's used for kaypro's - just by non-linear systems, the lots more that were third party. you would have to dump the rom and look for text in it to know what it's for.
that may be my error. i stuck a plain ol' z80 in there. if my kaypro ii has a z80a, i'll borrow it for testing purposes.
mine has no battery, so i guess it's an old style board.
i'm guessing someone put something that's third party into the socket since it's a hacked up eprom with some wiring mod. i'll try the z80a fix before i start going into burning roms.
the floppy drive also doesn't spin, but i'm guessing that's likely a belt issue.
there's also currently no hard drive, but i'll cross that bridge when i get to it. i have some old hard drives kicking around here that should work.
the kaypro 10's floppy drive was usually direct drive and had no belt. any pc compatible drive that fits will work, including a 3.5" drive.
the kaypro 10 uses an mfm drive and has two boards to connect it: the first board is 50 pin to 40 pin and has an address decode to select the next drive 40 pin wd to mfm controller.
if you don't have both these boards then what you have is a floppy based computer.
...and it's not in there. i suppose this kaypro is just going to sit as a parts computer for the time being until i find another one, or a controller card. my kaypro ii works wonderfully, so i don't really need another floppy-based system.
a kaypro 10 without a hard disk is basically a kaypro 4'84. it is possible to getting it running as a floppy based system.
using a micro controller make an sd card wd clone - the sd card works with a simple spi interface that micro-controllers interface to directly. i would use a 40 pin pic so i hade plenty of extra pins for expansion. i would use a pic with at least 32k of program ram and a few k of ram so whole sectors can be held in ram.
start simple and just use first 32k of sd as the hard disk.
later use the free fat code to make the hard disk just an image file on a fat disk to make it easy to use a pc.
it should be able to be done in a weekend or two.
cost for bare parts in $20.00 range - wiring minimum - cost of pic programmer another $20-$80 depending on if you just want to program pics or also handle other devices.
personally i would include the 50 pin to 40 pin adapter board arranged to it could connect straight to the kaypro motherboard but easily not include the address decoding circuitry so other wd based older systems could use it also with a 40 pin connector. there were thousands of the wd controllers sold and used in lots of 70's and 80's computers.
my plate is full but i had an interest in doing it myself and i have all the pdf documentation needed.
i'm not willing to put that much work into the kaypro since i haven't even got the motherboard functioning yet. i have a lot of other computers around here that need less work on them (the amiga 2000 is high priority on my list) and i'd rather put the time into them to get them functioning at 100%.
i'm going to keep my eyes opened for another hd-based kaypro though. i had a lot of fun restoring the kaypro ii that i unexpectedly ended up with.
you can connect a frehd via a small adapter board to the controller connection on the k10 motherboard.


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Nestled in the heart of the Hill Country, Hidden Springs Golf Course resides at the Double B Ranch & Resort. A little more than an hour drive from San Antonio, we're located between Fredericksburg & Kerrville. Our pristine hills are situated on 1100 acres, studded with towering trees, babbling brooks and sparkling creeks and streams. She's in great shape! Opened Aug 7th, 2004 with a staff who just loves their customers. The course, with elevations up to 2020 feet, panoramic views and water everywhere, is challenging and delightful.

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225 living water ranch rd.
nestled in the heart of the hill country, hidden springs golf course resides at the double b ranch & resort. a little more than an hour drive from san antonio, we're located between fredericksburg & kerrville. our pristine hills are situated on 1100 acres, studded with towering trees, babbling brooks and sparkling creeks and streams. she's in great shape! opened aug 7th, 2004 with a staff who just loves their customers. the course, with elevations up to 2020 feet, panoramic views and water everywhere, is challenging and delightful.


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"If people freak at evolution, etc.," [philosopher of science Michael Silberstein] wrote in an e-mail message, "how much more will they freak if scientists and philosophers tell them they are nothing more than sophisticated meat machines, and is that conclusion now clearly warranted or is it premature?"
That is hardly a new thought. The German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer said, as Einstein paraphrased it, that "a human can very well do what he wants, but cannot will what he wants."
Einstein, among others, found that a comforting idea. "This knowledge of the non-freedom of the will protects me from losing my good humor and taking much too seriously myself and my fellow humans as acting and judging individuals," he said.
Well, a hopeful fatalism is one of the attractions of a belief in predestination. But personally, I think when quantum physicists start talking about free will, it is just anthropology-envy. Hey, if you want to study human action, then make a proper study of it! You don't need Gödel, for goodness' sake! That's just a way to say, "Harrumph, the ancient experts show us by long proof that the problem of free will lies deep in a paradoxical enigma. Murmpheaoww! Give me another cigar!"
It's like your doctor quoting Galen when he prescribes an antibiotic. Totally irrelevant!
I don't really think that the central metaphysical question here -- is human action something other than deterministic or random? -- is one that most of us worry too much about. Most people who are thinking about "free will" have in mind things like whether SS stormtroopers were responsible for various reprehensible actions, or whether "just following orders" is a valid excuse.
To my mind, if you've gone all the way to the subatomic level to talk about free will, then you've already answered the really important questions. That is, unless you want to posit an "obey-evil-dictator" neutrino!
Anyway, the article presents a good basic-level overview of Libet's experiments and various follow-ons. The problem is when it derails into whether Cretans are liars and other detours. Seth Lloyd is extensively quoted about whether computer laptops have free will of a sort. Well, they probably do, and in the human sense, besides! Who hasn't thought that her own computer is deliberately thwarting it's master's subtle plans? That's probably more evidence than we require to assume that other people have free will!
I can understand why one might object to a human-computer analogy, but a human brain that is a product of evolution must be computer-like in some important ways. The other side of that analogy is that computers are like brains in some important ways.
"Free will" doesn't mean "unpredictable action", after all. If it did, there would be no sense in predicting anything for the coming year. Which is what I'm setting my mind to this morning!
Why else would I start the year with an overly-glib post about an ancient philosophical problem?

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"if people freak at evolution, etc.," [philosopher of science michael silberstein] wrote in an e-mail message, "how much more will they freak if scientists and philosophers tell them they are nothing more than sophisticated meat machines, and is that conclusion now clearly warranted or is it premature?"
that is hardly a new thought. the german philosopher arthur schopenhauer said, as einstein paraphrased it, that "a human can very well do what he wants, but cannot will what he wants."
einstein, among others, found that a comforting idea. "this knowledge of the non-freedom of the will protects me from losing my good humor and taking much too seriously myself and my fellow humans as acting and judging individuals," he said.
well, a hopeful fatalism is one of the attractions of a belief in predestination. but personally, i think when quantum physicists start talking about free will, it is just anthropology-envy. hey, if you want to study human action, then make a proper study of it! you don't need gödel, for goodness' sake! that's just a way to say, "harrumph, the ancient experts show us by long proof that the problem of free will lies deep in a paradoxical enigma. murmpheaoww! give me another cigar!"
it's like your doctor quoting galen when he prescribes an antibiotic. totally irrelevant!
i don't really think that the central metaphysical question here -- is human action something other than deterministic or random? -- is one that most of us worry too much about. most people who are thinking about "free will" have in mind things like whether ss stormtroopers were responsible for various reprehensible actions, or whether "just following orders" is a valid excuse.
to my mind, if you've gone all the way to the subatomic level to talk about free will, then you've already answered the really important questions. that is, unless you want to posit an "obey-evil-dictator" neutrino!
anyway, the article presents a good basic-level overview of libet's experiments and various follow-ons. the problem is when it derails into whether cretans are liars and other detours. seth lloyd is extensively quoted about whether computer laptops have free will of a sort. well, they probably do, and in the human sense, besides! who hasn't thought that her own computer is deliberately thwarting it's master's subtle plans? that's probably more evidence than we require to assume that other people have free will!
i can understand why one might object to a human-computer analogy, but a human brain that is a product of evolution must be computer-like in some important ways. the other side of that analogy is that computers are like brains in some important ways.
"free will" doesn't mean "unpredictable action", after all. if it did, there would be no sense in predicting anything for the coming year. which is what i'm setting my mind to this morning!
why else would i start the year with an overly-glib post about an ancient philosophical problem?


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Exhibition Hall B may be combined with up to four other Halls for total space ranging from 367,000 square feet (combined with Hall A) to 1.035 million square feet (all five halls combined).
May be combined with Hall A, Hall C, and/or Hall G. If combined with C, may also be combined with Hall D.

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hall b features high ceilings, a freight door fitting multiple trucks, drop-down utilities, and two full kitchens. it connects by airwall to halls a and c and escalators to hall g.
exhibition hall b may be combined with up to four other halls for total space ranging from 367,000 square feet (combined with hall a) to 1.035 million square feet (all five halls combined).
may be combined with hall a, hall c, and/or hall g. if combined with c, may also be combined with hall d.


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designed to increase horsepower & torque for the 2000 ssangyong korando with the 2.9l engine.
this k&n korando air filter lasts the lifetime of your vehicle.
k&n engine air filters for the 2000 ssangyong korando are designed to add power and performance by providing up to 50% more air flow to your ssangyong’s engine.
your 2000 ssangyong korando deserves a k&n! select the product info button below to see everything the air filter fits.


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We love Wake and Shake. Here are some of the year 2s taking part in a Wake and Shake Festival. They performed their dances and then went on to learn two new ones. Everyone was impressed with their enthusiam and stamina. Well done Year 2!
Sunworld class really enjoyed their topic on Castles. They worked very hard to make beautiful castle paintings and information posters. They learnt how to name the different parts of a castle and many facts about medieval life. At the end of the topic we all enjoyed a banquet fit for a King!
Drama is very important to us. It gives us a chance to explore stories and characters and perform to our friends. We practise using loud confident voices and good actions.

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we love wake and shake. here are some of the year 2s taking part in a wake and shake festival. they performed their dances and then went on to learn two new ones. everyone was impressed with their enthusiam and stamina. well done year 2!
sunworld class really enjoyed their topic on castles. they worked very hard to make beautiful castle paintings and information posters. they learnt how to name the different parts of a castle and many facts about medieval life. at the end of the topic we all enjoyed a banquet fit for a king!
drama is very important to us. it gives us a chance to explore stories and characters and perform to our friends. we practise using loud confident voices and good actions.


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How states and local governments differ in choosing sources of tax revenue.
Some possible negative consequences of zero interest rates.
Arkansas has the highest rate of serial marriage.
A female economist's view of Elinor Ostrom's Nobel.
Non-human capacity utilization has risen for three straight months.
On the need for more Canadian econobloggers.

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how states and local governments differ in choosing sources of tax revenue.
some possible negative consequences of zero interest rates.
arkansas has the highest rate of serial marriage.
a female economist's view of elinor ostrom's nobel.
non-human capacity utilization has risen for three straight months.
on the need for more canadian econobloggers.


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HAMLET — A South Carolina pair accused of stealing vehicles in two states are sitting in a coastal county jail after leading officers on a chase.
Larry Dale Martin and Megan Dassaro, both 25, of Lancaster, South Carolina, are facing multiple felony charges in North Carolina after allegedly stealing an SUV in their home state, a car in Hamlet and another vehicle in Pender County.
According to Capt. Randy Dover of the Hamlet Police Department, the pair’s crime spree started last week when they stole a 2000 Chevy Tahoe from Grits and Grocery in Pageland, South Carolina.
Thursday morning, Martin stole a 2008 Scion XB from the Speedway gas station and drove it to the pumps at the Circle B convenience store. There, he was caught on camera getting out of the car with a purse and other items and climbing in the driver’s seat of the Tahoe.
Police posted the video to Facebook in hopes of getting help identifying the suspect.
Martin and Dassaro were arrested Friday after they reportedly dumped the SUV, stole another vehicle and later crashed it in a chase with officers in Pender County.
Online jail records show they were each charged with one felony count each of possession of a stolen motor vehicle, larceny of a motor vehicle, and breaking and entering a motor vehicle. Martin faces additional charges of fleeing to elude arrest with a motor vehicle and injury to real property.
Investigators in Hamlet have charged them with one felony count each of larceny of a motor vehicle, felony conspiracy and financial card theft, for allegedly taking the victim’s debit card.
They are also charged with misdemeanor larceny for stealing the victim’s purse, wallet, cellphone, social security card and $85 in cash, according to warrants.
The RO was unable to find out what charges they will be facing in South Carolina.
They are currently being held in the Pender County Jail: Martin under a $40,000 secured bond; Dessaro under a $15,000 secured bond.
Online records with the N.C. Department of Public Safety show neither has any previous convictions in this state.

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hamlet — a south carolina pair accused of stealing vehicles in two states are sitting in a coastal county jail after leading officers on a chase.
larry dale martin and megan dassaro, both 25, of lancaster, south carolina, are facing multiple felony charges in north carolina after allegedly stealing an suv in their home state, a car in hamlet and another vehicle in pender county.
according to capt. randy dover of the hamlet police department, the pair’s crime spree started last week when they stole a 2000 chevy tahoe from grits and grocery in pageland, south carolina.
thursday morning, martin stole a 2008 scion xb from the speedway gas station and drove it to the pumps at the circle b convenience store. there, he was caught on camera getting out of the car with a purse and other items and climbing in the driver’s seat of the tahoe.
police posted the video to facebook in hopes of getting help identifying the suspect.
martin and dassaro were arrested friday after they reportedly dumped the suv, stole another vehicle and later crashed it in a chase with officers in pender county.
online jail records show they were each charged with one felony count each of possession of a stolen motor vehicle, larceny of a motor vehicle, and breaking and entering a motor vehicle. martin faces additional charges of fleeing to elude arrest with a motor vehicle and injury to real property.
investigators in hamlet have charged them with one felony count each of larceny of a motor vehicle, felony conspiracy and financial card theft, for allegedly taking the victim’s debit card.
they are also charged with misdemeanor larceny for stealing the victim’s purse, wallet, cellphone, social security card and $85 in cash, according to warrants.
the ro was unable to find out what charges they will be facing in south carolina.
they are currently being held in the pender county jail: martin under a $40,000 secured bond; dessaro under a $15,000 secured bond.
online records with the n.c. department of public safety show neither has any previous convictions in this state.


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oooh! date night - i'll take that too!
Looking at those cute "do" pics make me wish I were blonde :( So pretty! And for what it's worth, that top Jen A pic is my favorite. Lawdy, nature was good to her!
they were AWESOME! definitely go see them if you get a chance!
i know, right? it's unfair that she's THAT gorg!

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oooh! date night - i'll take that too!
looking at those cute "do" pics make me wish i were blonde :( so pretty! and for what it's worth, that top jen a pic is my favorite. lawdy, nature was good to her!
they were awesome! definitely go see them if you get a chance!
i know, right? it's unfair that she's that gorg!