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Yes, we are, but intelligence is wasted on idiots. The other side has to be at least smart enough to understand what you say, and they aren't.:scruntiny:
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Yes, we are, but intelligence is wasted on idiots. The other side has to be at least smart enough to understand what you say, and they aren't.:scruntiny:
Furthermore, that YOU deduced something does not make it fact. There are a whole lotta "deductions," many on this very forum, that are completely divorced from reality. And as to the lack of "violence" in the bad old days before them demon video games, REAL LIFE was actually bloodier and more violent for children than it is today. How many kids "back in the day" grew up hunting, farming/ranching, or were otherwise involved in ACTUAL killing on a regular basis? Why wasn't the "Greatest Generation" the "Mass Murder Generation," considering how much real violence they experienced per capita compared to "kids today?" I've read "On Killing" and several other arguments that support your theory (alas, you weren't the first to "deduce" it either). I agree that they could have some effect on some very small part of the population that was already severely "off" on a psychological/emotional level. I, however, do not support banning anything based on such limited correlation.
Additionally, "blame" and "cause and effect" are the same thing in this context. Video games "cause" school shootings, therefore they are "to blame" for school shootings. This is your position, don't back away from it now by playing a game (no pun intended) of semantics that can't be supported.
And finally, I know plenty about NPD and the ranges therein. You brought up what narcissism "always" entails, thereby eliminating gradations of it in favor of an absolute definition. And no, the fact that there are ranges doesn't negate the "millions" argument, as the very lowest estimates are that there are around 1.5 to 3 million Americans with "full blown" NPD. A much higher percentage have SOME narcissistic traits (thus the debate in the psychiatric community to remove NPD as a diagnosis, and rather assign individuals a "score" on a scale of such traits), with as many as 20% of participants in some studies showing enough of these traits to be considered "partially" narcissistic.
I am not in the habit of shooting off my mouth without having some understanding of the issue (though I can't say that I've NEVER done it, of course). I have been reading about this issue for years. I fail to see any evidence that movies/video games turn an otherwise "good" kid into a school shooter and, even if this WERE the case, I maintain that school shootings - while individually tragic - are not a significant danger to society and should not, in and of themselves, be the basis of such sweeping legislation as would be required to "ban" make-believe violence. And I say this as a parent with children in public schools...
I think the larger picture is missed here. Something has happened in our society in the last 20 years that did not exist 30 years ago. When I was in High School, it was normal to see rifles and shotguns in racks of pkup truck windows. It was normal to meet after school for impromptu plinking. It was normal for history teachers to display firearms of the period and other weapons as visual aids.
Why should we care about school shootings? Because we hate seeing children killed! That should be obvious, but also it puts the big light on gun ownership.
Statistics? Sure, overall violent crime may have decreased during the rise of video games, but the school shootings started in that same area.
It may not be the complete fault of video games, but it damn sure is suspicious.
Combined with fatherless homes, and the decay of morality, and a kid with an empty head will get filled with something.
I remember shortly after the shooting, I think it was CNN that featured a father and his two sons starting a movement to get kids to turn in their violent video games. The two boys started by dumping theirs in the trash. They were praised as doing something meaningful to stop this violence.
Throughout the segment the primary thought running through my mind was "If that father, standing at the back grinning and acting proud of his sons, was so concerned that these games were bad for society, why did he allow his children to play adult-rated games?"
Another thing I rarely see pointed out, is the possibility that the murderer is more likely to choose games featuring violence due to their nature, not that the video game is causing them to act violently. That's not to say that only psychopaths play violent games, but gaming is absolutely a mainstream activity these days amongst all demographics. It is not unusual to find games with some degree of violent content in anyone's home, yet a big deal is made when such material turns up in the home of a murderer.
This may get lost in the shuffle, but I find it interesting that in the original post, it was stated that you are not yourself a "gamer" but you feel that is the cause for the problems in today's society. This to me sounds exactly like an anti-gun person telling me that they think guns are evil, yet they know nothing about them. Pick up a game sometime, play some insanely violent version even, and tell me if when it's over, you have even the SLIGHtest urge to go murder someone.
I think you'll find the situation similar to guns, in that someone who has never even held one, when they do, they find they are just objects, and the gun doesn't alter your mind in any way.
Bingo. It took me a little bit to read through the post and put my thoughts together on this, but I have a bit of a theory and it touches on many of the concepts in the comments and in the original post.
I have written of this before, but as a refresher, one theory holds that society goes through a revolving generational pattern with four predominant generation archetypes and that it is the changing pattern that causes the ebbs and flows in society with peaks and valleys; such as the 60's was a cultural peak in many ways in addition to being a very much a 'boomer' generation thing. The theory says that a new generation came into play about 1982-1984 time frame, right about the time Reagan became president. Fast forward about 7-8 years, to 1991 and we notice a dramatic culture change and especially a difference in kids raised in it, as well as a difference in attitudes towards children in general. An example of what I mean by this, would be the latch-key-kid that was raised in a household that took two parental incomes to make ends meet.
My first media encounter with the concept of a school shooting, and attitudes came about this time, and I was already in college; it was the Pearl Jam song Jeremy, which was inspired by a school shooting, though not a mass killing. The first mass shooting I can personally recall was Columbine. That in and of itself says something when you consider the list of school shootings in the united states. Looking at the list as part of writing this post, it shocks me that there were so many and I was honestly not aware of them.
About this time there was also a coarsening of the culture and it was noticeable in music in particular. I mentioned Pearl Jam above, which is prototypical of this change and classic "grunge" rock taking on a darker tone. At or about at the same time, Rap became prolific and it also became a bit of a race to the bottom of who could generate the most offensive material. The thing was that vulgar nature was deified and embraced and gave us "Gangsta Rap" that does nothing but glorify violence, crime, and denigrate women. I have the perception that this is seen as the role model for life in an inner city / urban environment, the breeding grounds of a lot of the problems with society today.
So in essence I am saying that there has been a culture change and that change is responsible for much of what is happening today. Of course this is different than the crazy / insane person that engages in mass or school shootings, but I can't help but sense that there is still part of an underlying culture change that plays into their psyche - the part that we refer to as the 15 minutes of fame, giving them a power in death that they felt they never had in life. In the end, I don't think we can blame music, movies, and video games. Instead we should be looking at these things as a reflection of the culture and attitudes that give rise to these events.
blame our entertainment industry, they are also quite willing to ignore totally the psychic effects
of certain design elements on guns used to make them appear "military." It is naive to think
the "military" appearance has no impact on the minds of certain shoppers for guns, just as it is naive
to think the front cover of a game or a book or the trailer of a movie has no effect on what the
purchaser selects.
BOTH VISUALS, the visuals used in the entertainment industry and the visuals used by the gun industry
in gun design or advertising will be seen by folks who --because they are ill-- can't separate the
fantasy from the reality. If I were going to follow the logical thought line of rednichols that one must be
banned, then the other also must be banned.
Probably there is a means to deal with the issues without anything being banned, but we all have to
be a bit wiser. E.g., self-imposed industry standards on both sides would be helpful.
We can't say with any certainty what causes individuals to commit massacres for a few reasons. One is that they are such rare events, as a couple posters previously mentioned, that any data would be statistically insignificant. Secondly, many of the alleged perpetrators take their own lives at the conclusion of the incident so law enforcement and mental health professionals cannot interview them. And finally, OPFOR alluded to an excellent point in his most recent post: the popularity of violent video games and the increased incidence of mass shootings have seemingly occurred simultaneously. It's nothing more than a plausible hypothesis that they're related. We can't say that video games cause people to become violent. Where's the data? If there even is any, it's just a correlation, probably a very weak one, and still ultimately meaningless in this discussion. To this end, we can't blame firearms or pharmaceutical drugs or movies or anything else because there's nothing concrete supporting our hypotheses. Evoking these cause-effect scenarios for gun-related violence is lazy, misguided, and just muddies the water of intelligent discussion. Leave the entertainment industry, the pharmaceutical industry, and the firearms industry alone. They did nothing to cause this latest tragedy.
I am from an earlier generation. I do enjoy playing video games of all sorts. I even play with my grandson. He has a limit of how long we play and he completly understands tha violence is ONLY accepted in video games. That being said it seems the issue has many enemies but overlook the actual problem. We all make choices by how we were raised. Today kids are set infront of the electronic babysitter, sent to school to be taught by people we dont even know anymore. ( No telling what the are filling their heads with.) we need parents who involved in the kids life teaching them whats real and whats not. I grew up with only a mom and play video games and have no desire to kill someone, even if I have to.
most of these posts are correct to an extent, there just incomplete.
When analyzing this don't forget to factor in the Gun Free Schools Zone Act of 1990.
Let's also not forget that Grossman's credibility isn't exactly airtight. Most prominently, he keeps pushing the work of SLA Marshall regarding the shooting behavior of WWII soldiers. This is the old saw that after WWII, because of this research, the military started using human silhouette practice targets to condition soldiers to overcome their reluctance to kill. Turns out that the military did in fact use human shaped targets during WWII and more importantly, SLA Marshall appears to have fabricated the data in his research.
I guarantee that children are much more desensitized by what they see on our news and in real life than any violent video game in existence.
I grew up watching violent movies, and playing violent video games, and playing "guns" in the woods with my friends as a kid. I have never in my 42 years on this Earth, committed a violent crime as a result of those things or not. What I did have growing up, however, was two parents, both USAF officers, who taught me to properly respect, handle, and use firearms from an early age. My father served two tours in Viet Nam with MAC/V-SOG, and spent 30 years in the AF, retiring as an O-6. My mother was an RN in the AF, and got out as an O-3 to raise me when I was born.
What I am tired of, is this Liberal/ Progressive approach of thinking that society and everything but the individual is to blame for his own actions. Raise a child right, teach him right from wrong, and give him a good moral foundation to work from, and I think you're most of the way to avoiding problems. Rely on the government, and institutions to raise your child, and take a hands-off approach to rearing children, and you'll end up with a gang banger, drug addict, or other sort of criminal as likely as not. Take responsibility, do the work, and reap the rewards. Avoid the work, blame everything else for your failures, and then cry foul when things go bad.
Apparently "we" are not smarter than this. Using games as a scapegoat makes as much sense as using guns as a scapegoat for the actions of defective people. Add to that the recent gun show negligent discharges, and "we" are looking pretty stupid right now. "Godwin" in a few forums and "we" start looking crazy.


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- JL Denly 36
- OA Shah 0
- PD Collingwood 34
- EJG Morgan 9
- SM Davies 5
- LJ Wright 48
- TT Bresnan 80
- GP Swann 18
- JM Anderson 5*
- G Onions 1
- B Lee 2/46
- PM Siddle 3/55
- JR Hopes 0/28
- MG Johnson 1/61
- SR Watson 2/35
- NM Hauritz 0/32
Siddle to Strauss, OUT, brilliant catch by Hopes! Strauss had timed it well, it was bowled full on leg stump, he clipped it elegantly but uppishly, Hopes threw himself to his left at square leg and plucked it inches from the ground
AJ Strauss c Hopes b Siddle 14 (9m 10b 1x4 1x6) SR: 140.00
Lee to Shah, OUT, gone! Short on leg stump, Shah walks across to tickle it fine, gets a faint touch and it goes through to Paine, two down are England and they've been hit early, Paine took a good catch diving well to his left
OA Shah c †Paine b Lee 0 (3m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Johnson to Collingwood, OUT, got him, well taken by Paine! Collingwood was tempted to pull that , short on middle, shuffled and tried to pull it through square leg, the extra bounce did the trick there for Johnson and so did the pace, a thin touch to the glove and Paine snapped it one-handed timing his leap to perfection
PD Collingwood c †Paine b Johnson 34 (41m 30b 5x4 1x6) SR: 113.33
Siddle to Denly, OUT, got him! Short of a length outside off and gets it to move away, Denly chases it, trying to get it past point but gets a thick edge and Paine again does a good job stretching full length to his right and taking a smart catch
JL Denly c †Paine b Siddle 36 (85m 44b 5x4 0x6) SR: 81.81
Watson to Davies, OUT, Davies sent back early on his debut, nipped back in this time, short of a good length outside off, tried to defend it off the back foot, it moved in off the pitch just a hint, took the inside edge and knocked back the off stump
SM Davies b Watson 5 (7m 4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 125.00
Watson to Morgan, OUT, Morgan's gone! Short outside off, just a fraction outside the off stump, goes for the cut, gets a thin edge straight to the keeper, perhaps too close to play that shot but he was struggling to get the runs
EJG Morgan c †Paine b Watson 9 (44m 27b 0x4 0x6) SR: 33.33
Siddle to Wright, OUT, Paine pouches his fifth victim, soft dismissal in the end, he chases a full and wide delivery and gets a thick outside edge to Paine, Wright should be happy with his efforts for getting England this far
LJ Wright c †Paine b Siddle 48 (86m 68b 2x4 2x6) SR: 70.58
Watson to Swann, 1 run, OUT, excellent work by the Australians, Swann reaches out and angles the ball down to third man, Swann wants the second, he's always struggling but fails to time his dive, the throw from Hauritz is flat and quick and Paine whips off the bails, Bowden doesn't need the replay
GP Swann run out 18 (23m 15b 2x4 0x6) SR: 120.00
Lee to Bresnan, OUT, timber! Bresnan backs away to crash that over the on side but Lee fires in a yorker and flattens the middle stump, that ends Bresnan's resistance, will it be a match-winning knock? Let's wait and see
TT Bresnan b Lee 80 (109m 76b 11x4 0x6) SR: 105.26
Watson to Anderson, 1 run, OUT, confusion galore! Seemed like a sports blooper, Anderson goes right back and across and nearly trods onto his stumps as he works it to midwicket, first run comfortably taken but there's confusion about the second, Anderson wants it, Onions doesn't, Onions has no option but to leave his crease but he turns back and it's too late as Paine collects the throw from Ferguson whips off the bails
G Onions run out 1 (7m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00


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You could try a "Thunder Shirt" Thundershirt | The Best Dog Anxiety Treatment
I've heard they really work but haven't tried it on my dog.
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You could try a "Thunder Shirt" Thundershirt | The Best Dog Anxiety Treatment
I've heard they really work but haven't tried it on my dog.
Seen those, have wondered about the effectiveness. May give them a shot. Thanks
Since I was a small boy a couple of my relatives told me to never point a gun or hold a knife close to a dog's face. I found out the hard way that this was true at the time. They claimed a dog knew what it was? An old wive's tale maybe but I when i show a knife or a gun to either of my dogs they give me the "feeling" that it would be unwise to move any closer. BTW, none of my dogs have ever been exposed to the sound of gunfire, they stay in the house mostly, but seem to stay very alert until the weapon is out of sight. Had a Rott that loved fireworks though, he'd run and grab them and enjoyed them exploding in his mouth. This only happened a couple of times by accident. Seems he loved the smell and taste of gunpowder and sulpher. Our cats couldn't care less about guns or knives though. Anyone care to explain this?
Spend some private time with your scared pet. Let him/her lounge around you when you have have the firearm out in the open. When you hold the firearm, pet the dog to the extent he/she gets tired and want no more attention. When he/she comes back to you, make sure you have the firearm displayed or perhaps in your hand. Again pet your animal and make over him/her and this time have a treat near by. Repeat this over and over until you can give the animal a treat and when he/she is eating it, pet the animal and fire a dry round. This tkes a lot of time but eventually the animal will associate the treat with affection and mostly ignire the sound. Cats for example are normally scared to death of the sound of a paper sack however if one is left open and laying on the floor they eventually get in it and play. With enough peat and repeat your dog will associate the clicking and racking of the slide as something that is relates to bonding and friendship. This takes time but it eventually works out fine. If you happen to show a bit more affection to one animal more than the other, this can be a good thing. You see, if dog A is unaffected and dog B is scared, dog A will want to acquire the attention and affection that dog B is getting. This in turn makes dog B want to associate enought in the process to take on the traits of dog A. I have worked with animals for over 40 years and no two are even remotely similar but you can use one animal to edicate and train another. They watch closely what the other one does and how it reacts to things in its enviroment.
My two pitbulls have no problem with the sound of gunshots. I have a range on my property and they pretty much just sit and watch me shoot or go about their business (of course, never in the line of fire) but they do not like the sight of a gun INSIDE the house. Its to the point where they have to to outside if my son plays with his nerf gun. On more than one occasion one of them had snapped at my hand in attempts to remove the gun.
I'm personally okay with that.
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My retriever never could stand the sight of a gun. She usually just walked away when she saw one.
ive also noticed that my 2yr old parson jack russell terrier is afraid of loud noises, there are alot of firecrackers around my neighborhood going off all year long. if my dog is outside he starts to scratch at the door to come in the house,I always thought he would be able to handle loud bangs since he is bred as a hunting dog by instinct, even though he is just our family pet. he also hides and goes in his crate whenever I have a firearm in view. I want to take him with me when I go shooting on private land so he can run around in 200+ acres of open space but I dont think he could handle the gunfire. So unfortunately he gets left at home alot.I wondered about the thundershirts too, When I did internet review searches on them it was 50/50. some say it worked only temporarily and then the dogs went back to being scared after they got used to wearing them.
That was my thought about those shirts, that they would get used to the compression. That's why I just run my dog to engage his mind elsewhere.
Mine jump up , go on alert, and get ready to jump on someone ...... they associate my having a gun in my hand with someone or something that shouldn't be there, and their chance to locate, bark at, run at, chase, or bite something. They also know if I put my holster and gun on, it's time we're going somewhere and they want to go along.
When they see me with my gun .... and then I pull out my cleaning stuff..... they look me with utter disappointment and then go back and lay down.
I've worked with them .... different commands, etc. to 'locate', check a room/yard , one is a tracking dog as well, and to alert me to the presence of someone (esp in the dark & outside) , and that it's a "fun" thing..... kind of like playing "hide and seeK" for the dogs. If we find someone ... or something.... or track it down when told.... they get treats, loves, rubs, etc.
Had a terrier years ago that didn't mind loud/sharp/crackly noises. Wouldn't shy away from much. With all the July 4th noises, he'd typically go like gangbusters to the source of the noise to check it out / take it out. Did that a couple of times and disliked the result, bless his little heart. Never did fire guns around him, but I wouldn't be surprise if he'd have taken to it like a duck to water.
The Thunder Shirt is not magic. It takes the edge off so you can perhaps work with the dog and do a bit of desensitization training. When there is a thunder storm coming, my dog goes to the place where we keep his shirt and waits for me to put it on. If you put one on a cat, and stand the cat on it's feet and let go, the cat falls over and starts purring. They don't work for all dogs but are worth a try!
My lab couldn't even be around sparklers. Think it might have been the smell. She didn't want the kids around them either. When I let the kids have them I would have to keep her in the house. She would try to get them out of their hands and then drag them away from the sparklers.
I have two labs close to the same age. Not related at all but came from the same breeder. One is a social butterfly and will just look at you in confusion but not fear after shooting, the other is horrified of strangers, the dark, and hides when she hears me shooting even a 22lr.


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Jesus by Martin Dibelius
Martin Dibelius occupied the chair of New Testament at the University of Heidelberg for thirty two years. He wrote extensively, and many of his works have been translated into English. In 1937 he visited the United States, delivering the Shaffer Lectures at Yale University. Jesus was translated by Charles B. Hedrick, teacher of New Testament at Berkeley Divinity School, and Frederick C. Grant (who completed the translation after Dr. Hedricks death). Dr. Grant was Edwin Robinson Professor of Biblical Theology at Union Theological Seminary, New York. Published in 1949 by Westminster Press, Philadelphia. This book was prepared for Religion Online by Richard and Sue Kendall.
Chapter I: Jesus in History
Chapter II: The Sources
Chapter III: People Land, Descent
Chapter IV: The Movement Among the Masses
Chapter V: The Kingdom of God
Chapter VI: The Signs of the Kingdom
Chapter VII: The Son of Man
Chapter VIII: Man's Status Before God
Chapter IX: The Opposing Force
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Why spend a beautiful Central Oregon summer evening indoors watching a movie? Join us for outdoor movies in NorthWest Crossing's Compass Park for Munch & Movies. This popular 4-week series includes music, food, kid fun and a family-friendly flick on the (really) big screen. Bring a jacket and a blanket (or low-profile chairs) and get ready for some fun! Movies begin at dusk. This week's movie, The Life of Pi,a young man who survives a disaster at sea is hurtled into an epic journey of adventure and discovery. While cast away, he forms an unexpected connection with another survivor: a fearsome Bengal tiger.


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HealthWise Presents Free Seminar
I'm not sure I know anyone that 'enjoys' going to the doctor. Let's face it, in most cases a trip to the doctor means you are suffering from some sort of health problem. A lot of times, a trip to the doctor's office can be rather hurried. Questions may not always get answered, or asked for that matter. Sara Fontenot, a national speaker on health law, will provide a free presentation with information on how and what you should be asking your physician.
According to the Victoria Advocate, the presentation is part of Citizens Medical Center's HealthWise, a community education service, and will be at 6 p.m. on Aug. 1.
Doctors and nurses are full of useful information that many patients may not know about, either because they don't ask or they don't know how to ask. Fontenot's focus will be on getting the most out of each visit in order to keep on top of changes in health care and remain in the best health.
The seminar takes place from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. on August 1st at the Citizens Medical Center, 2701 Hospital Drive. Admission is free but seating is limited. To reserve a seat or for more information, call HealthWise at 361-578-9473.


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This luncheon event features Richard Sander, a professor at the UCLA School of Law and co-author (with the National Journal's Stuart Taylor Jr.) of Mismatch: How Affirmative Action Hurts Students It's Intended to Help, and Why Universities Won't Admit It. Prof. Sander will discuss his empirical research on the unintended consequences of affirmative action, as well as the brief he and Mr. Taylor filed as amici curiae in Fisher v. University of Texas, a case currently pending before the U.S. Supreme Court that tests the constitutionality of the University of Texas's affirmative action program.
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Exclusive: Lily Aldridge Looking Forward to "Pizza" After 2013 VS Fashion Show
After months of preparation, Lily Aldridge arrived at the 2013 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in New York City on Wednesday (November 13).
The 27-year-old model got all gussied up for the catwalk and took a beat to chat with GossipCenter about her post-show indulgence and her favorite workout jam.
"Tonight I'll probably eat a pizza or something, which will be fun," Lily excitedly said about her indulgence for after the show.
As for taking part in the fabulous event, the brunette beauty exclaimed, "Walking in the show is such an honor. I think ever girl, every model especially, dreams to walk in the show. To be one of the girls in this room right now is amazing."
In addition, Lily filled us in on her favorite tune to play at the gym and said, "Arcade Fire 'The Suburbs.' It just pumps me up I love it."
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— If you feel tired all the time, don't blow it off. Give yourself time to make some lifestyle changes — but if you're still exhausted, it could be a sign of something more serious.
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The following article has been co-written by James Bloodworth, Martyn Hudson and Prof. Alan Johnson. The project that is proposed in this article is not one that has any direct links to Labour Internationalists as it is focussed on the wider political left and not just the UK Labour Party. However, the authors have agreed to have this posted on this site.
Some of us think a 'Stop the War' shaped, anti-western foreign policy is at best a useless pose and at worst a sell out of our natural allies around the world (democrats, liberals, feminists, free trade unionists, two-staters), and a betrayal of our deepest values (democracy, anti-totalitarianism, gender, sexual and racial equality, liberty, national self-determination, internationalism and human flourishing). This left looks to 'proxy' forces, like its Islamist and Stalinist friends, to win its battles for it, without understanding that these forces are the enemies of internationalism.
We do not just 'disagree' with the Corbyn-Milne-Stop the War-Livingstone tendency. We think of these people as our 'enemies' in the same sense that union-busting and environment-despoiling bosses are. While we think 'don't do stupid stuff' is not such a bad maxim, and we reject ill-conceived neoconservative interventionism of the Iraq kind, we are internationalists and we do not walk by on the other side. We stand with the democrats fighting the Islamists and with the human rights campaigners fighting the authoritarians. We accept the responsibility to protect. We revere the French anti-Nazi and pro-European socialist Leon Blum, we cheered on Hilary Benn's anti-fascist speech, and we read essays such as Nick Cohen's What's Left?, Paul Berman's Power and the Idealists, and Michael Walzer's 'What is Left Internationalism?'
Some of us *also* think that a 'social neoliberal' or third way economic and social policy has failed to offer a genuinely progressive response to the ills of neoliberal global capitalism: deregulation and the unshackling of antisocial corporate power and spread of environmental degradation; financialisation, the age of greed, the banking crisis and 'austerity'; privatisation, the decay of the public realm, the collapse of social housing, the spread of social cruelty, the spectacular rise in inequality and the fraying of the commons; the assault on trade union and workplace rights; and the rise and rise of a crass bottom-lineism, a possessive individualism that is slowly coarsening the culture, creating a one-dimensional world in which rich individuality is strangled. We believe we are our brothers' and sisters' keeper. We want a great fight for a radical rebalancing of power and resource in the world: global social democracy. We read essays such as Sheri Berman's The Primacy of Politics: Social Democracy and the Making of Europe's 20th Century, Thomas Piketty's The Economics of Inequality, and we support websites like LabourStart.
Some of us in the UK think both of these things at once. We say, 'Neither Blair nor Corbyn, but global social democracy and left internationalism', so to speak. Inspired by democratic socialist thinkers such as Norman Geras, Irving Howe, Hal Draper and, more remotely, Theodor Adorno, Victor Serge and Albert Camus, we are committed to new ways of thinking about critical theory and solidarity.
Some of us who think like this believe it is now time to create a 'little magazine' – an open online journal of ideas in which to think and to discuss and, in time – who knows – to contribute something of real value to the realignment of the Left.
We have two modest hopes.
First, that we can help develop a critique of the two ways in which the left has lost its way. We mean a genuine critique, in the sense of a genuine overcoming, by a hard-won critical understanding of the actual conditions of emergence – preeminently, defeat; but also some fatal theoretical weaknesses – and an appreciation of the partial truths (for they exist too), of the anti-western and social-neoliberal Lefts.
Second, to contribute with others to the conversation about the renewal of a rational democratic Left. We believe that left internationalism and global social democracy form a political horizon; no more, but no less. We have an intuition that by trying to move towards that horizon, in theory and practice, the Left might do some good. We believe the Left should be the inheritor of the radical enlightenment and the promise of the democratic revolutions. We are universalists and the name of our desire is the 'planetary humanism' of Primo Levi and Paul Gilroy. We believe with the late Norman Geras that utopianism remains a valuable mode of thinking for the Left. But we also believe in winning elections.
We are fully aware that we stand in the rubble of the historic projects of the Left. We know everything is to be reasoned through, not least the precise meaning of, and the nature of the relationship between, 'global social democracy' and 'Left internationalism'. Much of our tradition – which we see as stretching back to the Putney Debates of the English Civil War, when radicals began the hard work of thinking freedom in its relation to the social question – has to be rescued-through-renewal (trade unionism, for one thing; the welfare state, for another) while much else has to be imagined for the first time, in the utterly new conditions of these new times.
If you find yourself in broad agreement with the thrust of this statement, let one of us know. Stick it on Facebook and Twitter if you can. If you want to help practically, and/ or if you have ideas about the contributors and the content you'd like to see in the journal itself, get in touch.
James Bloodworth, Martyn Hudson and Alan Johnson.
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Speaker John BoehnerJohn BoehnerChaffetz calls for ,500 legislator housing stipend GOP super-PAC promises big spending in 2018 Ryan reminds lawmakers to be on time for votes MORE (R-Ohio) on Thursday won a battle over the shape of U.S. dairy policy as the House approved an amendment that eliminates production limits.
The change was supported by dairy processors but opposed by milk producers.
The amendment was approved in a 291-135 vote, with all but 35 Republicans voting for the language. Democrats were split 95-100.
Majority Leader Eric CantorEric CantorWhat to watch for in Comey's testimony Trump nominates two new DOD officials Brat: New ObamaCare repeal bill has 'significant' changes MORE (R-Va.) and Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) sided with BoehnerJohn BoehnerChaffetz calls for ,500 legislator housing stipend GOP super-PAC promises big spending in 2018 Ryan reminds lawmakers to be on time for votes MORE, and one Republican voted "present."
Boehner last year criticized the U.S. dairy program as "Soviet-style," and said he would support changes to this year's farm bill to improve the program.
The underlying bill would impose production limits on dairy producers, which supporters say keeps the cost of dairy subsidies down, but was opposed by processors who said it raised prices.
In a rare "dear colleague" letter sent today, Boehner said voting for the amendment would help end a "costly maze of dairy programs designed to keep prices high."
"By bringing some free market reforms to our dairy programs, this amendment will help our economy grow, protect farmers and families, and save taxpayers an additional $15 million over the changes in the underlying bill," he wrote.
Dairy processors at the International Dairy Foods Association argued the production cost consumers $3 billion a year in higher prices.
Boehner's support for the change put him at odds with Republicans like Agriculture Committee Chairman Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) and Rep. David Valadao (R-Calif.). Valadao, a dairy farmer, spoke against the amendment on the floor and said the government needs to be able to control production in order to control how much money it spends on the insurance program.
"If government's going to continue to push money in that direction, we have to make sure [dairy producers] don't continue to produce that product that consumers don't want," he said.
Valadao was joined by several Democrats, such as Agriculture Committee ranking member Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) and Reps. Jim Costa (D-Calif.) and Peter WelchPeter WelchA bipartisan consensus against 'big pharma' is growing in Congress Dems push leaders to talk less about Russia House Dems slam Trump's 'betrayal' on drug pricing MORE (D-Vt.), who said production limits are needed to fend off low dairy prices, a goal supported by producers at the National Milk Producers Federation. Welch said that without limits on production, dairy farmers will react to falling prices by producing more milk, which will sink prices even further.
This week, Welch acknowledged to The Hill that Boehner's support for the change would likely make it difficult for his side to prevail.
"The Speaker has some tools at his disposal for persuading folks on how to vote," Welch said.
The Senate bill includes language similar to what the House amendment replaced, setting up a fight in the conference committee on the farm bill.


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WA State House Higher Education Committee meeting at SSCC Mon. May 21
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An interim meeting of the Washington State House of Representatives Higher Education Committee will be held on the campus of South Seattle Community College Monday, May 21, from 1 - 4:30 pm. The 17-member committee, chaired by Representative Larry Seaquist, will conduct a work session focused on transitions to higher education, and higher education/industry partnerships. Panelists include Seattle Community Colleges Chancellor Jill Wakefield and South President Gary Oertli.
A draft agenda is below. The meeting is open to the public.
The Higher Education Committee meeting continues a month-long series of campus visits by candidates and incumbents. Speaking at South during Civics Week May 7-11 were Washington Secretary of State candidates Greg Nickels and Kathleen Drew; and Dr. Bobby Virk, candidate for 11th District House of Representatives. U.S. Senator Patty Murray led a student rally on campus May 11 to draw attention to the potential federal student loan interest rate increase.
Finally, on May 30, from 12 - 12:45 pm in the Olympic Hall Auditorium, the United Student Association will host Washington State Representative Frank Chopp, current Speaker of the House, who will address higher education issues. A video about America's voting history and the importance of voter registration will also be screened.
1:00 – 1:10 Welcome and Opening Remarks:
• Representative Seaquist, Chair, Higher Education Committee
• Dr. Gary Oertli, President, South Seattle Community College
1:10 – 2:20 Transitions to Higher Education: Common Core Standards and Other Higher Education Preparation Initiatives and Issues
• Dr. Susan Enfield, Superintendent, Seattle Schools
• Dr. Eileen Ely, President, Green River Community College
• Dr. Gary Oertli, President, South Seattle Community College
• Kent Koth, Director, Seattle University Youth Initiative
• Barbara "b.g." Nabors-Glass, Seattle Goodwill
2:20 – 3:20 Transitions within Higher Education: Articulation and Transfer Credit for Prior Learning
• Dr. Jane Sherman, Interim Executive Director, Washington State University and the Council of Presidents
• Dr. Jim West, Higher Education Coordinating Board
• Dr. Michelle Andreas, State Board for Community and Technical Colleges
• Noreen Light, State Board for Community and Technical Colleges
3:30 – 4:30 Higher Education Partnerships with Industry
Technology Transfer Partnerships:
• Dr. Fred Holt, Center for Commercialization, University of Washington ("C4C")
• Tom Schulte, University of Washington Entrepreneur-in-Residence and CEO of Nexgenia
Workforce Training Partnerships:
• Dr. Jill Wakefield, Chancellor, Seattle Colleges
• Joe Jahn, President and CEO, Vaupell
4:30 Adjourn.
We encourage our readers to comment. No registration is required. We ask that you keep your comments free of profanity and keep them civil. They are moderated and objectionable comments will be removed.


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The Chattanooga Track Club recently made a monetary donation of $1,500 to the Chattanooga Jets Track Club from proceeds gathered at this year's Chattanooga Chase 8K.
More than 230 runners gathered in Riverview on Sunday, May 25 for the annual trek on one of the toughest yet most scenic race courses in the city. Members of the Chattanooga Jets were present that day and served as volunteers in various significant capacities.
The Chattanooga Jets is a club formed in 1979 which provides young people an opportunity to learn fundamentals and techniques of track and field while learning good sportsmanship and leadership skills.
Financial support allows these young people to compete on a regional, state and even national level.
For more information on the Chattanooga Jets, go to www.chattjets.org and go to Chattanoogatrackclub.org for additional information on the Chattanooga Track Club.
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Briston "B.J." Smith told a Criminal Court jury on Friday afternoon that he never ordered Adram "A.B." Young to shot Charles "Chas" Holsey in a North Chattanooga drug deal that cost a life. Smith, who was 18 at the time and is now 20, asked the jury not to put him behind bars for life. The state is seeking a life sentence (51 years) on a first-degree felony murder charge. ... (click for more)
A Criminal Court jury found 27-year-old Michael William Milner guilty of reckless endangerment in an attack on a cancer patient at an East Ridge motel on July 12, 2016. Milner had been charged with aggravated assault, which would have carried a possible prison sentence of 6-10 years because he was a Range II offender due to his prior record, prosecutor Bates Bryan said. The ... (click for more)
The Hamilton County Commission just grouped a bunch of departments together in an attempt to reign in the CVB. I haven't spoken to any commissioners, but I truly believe it was unknowingly. By mandating that all non profits that receive 25 percent of their revenue follow county procurement policies, they might as well have padlocked all local volunteer fire departments. We expect ... (click for more)
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Jogging Julie Bowen Out in L.A.
Keeping up her pace with the help of some tunes, Julie Bowen jogged around her Los Angeles neighborhood on Wednesday (November 7).
The "Modern Family" actress looked fit in a maroon zip-up sweatshirt, black workout leggings, and gray tennis shoes as she got caught like a deer in headlights by photographers.
Recently, the 42-year-old spoke to PEOPLE about who she would choose as the Sexiest Man Alive this year.
Though Channing Tatum may be the official winner, Julie chose a very different candidate. She exclaims, "Stephen Colbert! Other than my husband, it's Stephen Colbert. My hall pass. He's just so funny."


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There's liars and cheaters and then there are the main characters of Mad Men, a collection of individuals so steeped in adultery, secrecy and greed that it's hard to tell who's worst. Or is it? At left, we rank each of Mad Men's key players according to vice. Who came out on top? Click the image at left to find out!
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Hi to everyone, and thanks for reading this post. I have a 1978 Cadillac Seville with 350 EFI. CAr was running fine and just shut off while driving. The engine floods profusely with the ECU plugged up. I have already checked the coolant and air temp sensors (both read 1100 ohms), fuel pressure (38 PSI), and pressure regulator is fine. I have a Chiltons guide on this vehicle but it gives no info on troubleshooting the TPS sensor (only adjustment). After a couple of hrs. I noticed one of the TPS mounting screws had fallen out and the other was very loose. The car will flood upon trying to start, if I disconnect the ECU it will start and run until all fuel is spent. With the car running I connect the ECU and it shuts off immediately. Any help will be greatly appreciated. I have experience troubleshooting late model vehicles with plenty of diagnostic equipment but I have no way of connecting to this vehicles ECU. Kind of stuck on his one. Thanks.
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Did you ever get to the bottom of your problem? I have a 78 seville that is doing the same thing, I thought you were writing about this one . I have tried a different ECU but it was used and not sure if it was a good one. I have had to change the oil twice now just from all the testing.
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Re: 1978 cadillac seville flooding
Check for Vacuum at the ECU.Check the vacuum hose back to the engine, no splits, loose or blocked.
If ok. hook up a hand vacuum pump to the ECU port, as soon as you start the engine, applyy 18 inches of vacuum to this and see f this clears the problem, if not ECU (map sensor)is bad. Be sure there is Vacuum comming out of the engine for that hose.
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I suspect it's fixed by now as this thread is 3 years old.


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Alright guys, I'm running out of mod ideas and am looking for suggestions. Here's what I already have:
-SRT front bumper and grille
-SRT skirts on the way
-full SRT interior and black headliner
-aftermarket double din DVD/GPS
-LED tails
-interior LEDs
-painted door handles
-shorty antennae
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We'll since you have SRT8 front bumper, grille, side skirts, and wheels, I would say get an SRT8 rear bumper and exhaust.
You could do a projector retrofit. theres a couple how-to's on here that turned out awesome! here's 2for3's http://jeepgarage.org/showthread.php?t=24703
But I think the best upgrade you can make is a good set of lowering springs, bilsteins and upgraded sway bars/links. There is a full thread with all your options listed. http://jeepgarage.org/showthread.php?t=525
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Don't you use your Jeep for towing? You can still modify to have the Rear SRT Bumper along with some tips.
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-Painted Windshield Wiper Cowl
-Custom Lighting for your interior (We have a vendor that does that!)
-Bilsteins Struts/Shocks
-SRT F/R Sway Bar
Definitely upgrade the suspension next. Off will change your jeep
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Yea, I use my Jeep for towing so I'm not very sure about the rear bumper and exhaust. I definitely want to lower it a little. As for the custom interior lighting, I don't really know if I want to get into all that. Keep throwing the ideas out there.
Oh yea, and about the projectors.. I think I saw a set on eBay that was like 300$ and they looked like OEM knock-offs. Any word on those and if they're a good product? I really love the look of the OEM projectors, but not the price lol
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what year front end did you go with? if you did 06-07 i would upgrade to 08-10. i would definately do the diboblo led interior upgrade.
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15% tint on entire front windshield, limo on everything else.
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Do you guy not have the AS-1 line law?
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2/5 Italy 1 England 0 - June 15 1980, Turin
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3/5 Italy 0 England 0 - October 11 1997, Rome
England got the draw they needed to make France '98 after a tactically astute performance from Glenn Hoddle's men at the Stadio Olimpico, which contained over 81,000 fans. Ian Wright almost gave England the lead when he rounded the goalkeeper, but hit a post. Angelo Di Livio was sent off and Christian Vieri came within inches of scoring in an action-packed yet scoreless draw. Paul Ince, wearing a bloodied head-bandage, epitomised England's fighting spirit.
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Roy Hodgson tasted tournament defeat for the first time with England two years ago as the Three Lions lost their sixth competitive penalty shootout. England rode their luck in the first 90 minutes, with Daniele De Rossi hitting a post early on. But despite their dominance, Italy could not score and the match went to penalties. Steven Gerrard and Wayne Rooney netted from 12 yards, but Gianluigi Buffon saved Ashley Cole's effort and Ashley Young missed his penalty, leaving Alessandro Diamanti to send England packing.
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The Federation faces extinction from an awesome new weapon.
- From the book jacket
- A Romulan Bird-of-Prey mysteriously drifts over the Neutral Zone and into Federation territory. Admiral Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise investigate, only to find the ship dead in space. When Starfleet orders the derelict ship brought to Earth for investigation, the Enterprise returns home with perhaps her greatest prize.
- But the Bird-of-Prey carries a dangerous cargo, a deadly force that is soon unleashed in the heart of the Federation. Suddenly, the only hope for the Federation's survival lies buried in the tortured memory of Commander Spock's protégé, a cadet named Saavik. Together, Spock and Saavik must return to the nightmare world of Saavik's birth, a planet called Hellguard, to discover the secret behind the Romulans' most deadly threat of all.
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Memorable quotesEdit
"Mr. Spock, I would like to ask a question..."
- - Cadet Saavik (repeated passim)
"So you are not afraid. Then come with me and you shall have your stars."
"To you humans will seem irrational, frivolous, full of contradictions and continually exasperating--all of which is true. They are also inventive, capable of greatness, and worthy of study."
- - Spock, welcoming Saavik to Starfleet Academy
"...and I would appreciate further discussion of the word 'fun,' which seems to be the underlying basis of Human behavior. On that subject, I have a number of questions..."
- - Saavik, in her return message to Mr. Spock
"Look, Spock! Rabbits!"
"Yes. Introduced for the predators after the drought. Terran, Oryctolagus cuniculus; family Leporidae, order Lagomorpha, class Mammalia, subphylum-"
"What are they doing?"
"...mating, Saavik. Subphylum Vertebrata, phylum-"
"To make more rabbits? But they have too many already!"
- - Saavik and Spock
"Why are there too many rabbits, but not too many Vulcans?"
"Rabbits mate as often as every six weeks, whereas Vulcans must mate only once every seven years."
- - Saavik and Spock
"I am glad you did not die, Spock. You or your captain."
"I too, Saavikam."
"She was a bitch!"
"That is, among other things, inaccurate. The term refers-"
"Oh, I know what it refers – and that's what she was!"
- - Saavik and Spock, on T'Pring
"I wouldn't have missed this for anything. That kid's not giving Spock a minute's peace – and he's as happy as a clam."
- - Uhura, to herself, watching Saavik and Spock on the Enterprise bridge
"Computer, stick that back up the Admiral's... database."
- - James T. Kirk, discovering Admiral Nogura's order to assign him to Starfleet Headquarters
"I also suggested that he contact T'Pau on Vulcan, but for some reason he seemed disinclined to do that."
"No doubt."
- - Saavik and Spock, on Admiral Nogura
"That is the subject of our discussion, except for the question of my exact age. Since I... am not certain, he asked who spoke for me in matters of consent. Why?"
"A Human technicality. It is of no consequence, except to them. What did you answer?"
"That I speak for myself! And if that was insufficient, you would speak for me.
- - Saavik and Spock
"How in the hell does he do that, change expressions without moving a muscle in his face?"
- - Leonard McCoy, to himself, watching Spock's reaction to his catalogue of Saavik's childhood injuries.
"Wait a minute, Spoock! Her blood scan shows that she's half-Romulan. Does she know that? And does it have something to do with how she got these injuries?"
"Of course she knows, Doctor. And it has everything to do with it."
"That son of a... now he tells me!"
- - Leonard McCoy and Spock
"It's just all this waiting! But that's what they say, isn't it, sir--that the waiting's always the worst.'"
"Then they're wrong, Michaels. The waiting is not the worst."
- - Adjutant Michaels and Admiral Nogura, the latter recalling his ancestor's death at Hiroshima during World War 2
"Do you find this interesting?"
- - Spock and Saavik
Background informationEdit
- This is the only Star Trek novel written by Carolyn Clowes.
- The introduction, which presents the Vulcan expedition to Hellguard, is set a few months after Star Trek: The Motion Picture. The main story is set after Saavik enters Starfleet Academy and some years prior to Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
Canon charactersEdit
- James T. Kirk
- Spock
- Leonard McCoy
- Montgomery Scott
- Uhura
- Hikaru Sulu
- Pavel Chekov
- Sarek
- Saavik
- Nogura
- George Stocker
Original charactersEdit
- Robert Harper
- Obo
- Achernar
- Tahn
- Hellguard
- officially designated 872 Trianguli V, this planet's name in the Romulan language, Thieurrull, translates as "Hellguard". Located in the Romulan Neutral Zone, the Romulans attempted to colonize the planet, but later abandoned it. It became the testing grounds for "The Ten"'s experimental bio-weapon. The planet was referenced in the earlier novel The Romulan Way by Diane Duane, as the site of the "Thieurrull Atrocity," and later in Margaret Wander Bonanno's novel Unspoken Truth.
- Pandora's Box
- USS Constitution
- Gamma Eridani
- "Amok Time": Spock relates to Saavik the story of his failed koon-ut-kal-if-fee on Vulcan, and his broken betrothal with T'Pring;
- "The Corbomite Maneuver": Saavik re-lives the Enterprise countdown to self-destruction when she steps onto the bridge;
- "The Tholian Web": Saavik re-lives the Enterprise capture by the Tholians when she steps onto the bridge;
- "Space Seed": Saavik re-lives Khan Noonien Singh's hijacking of the Enterprise when when she steps onto the bridge;
- "The City on the Edge of Forever": Saavik re-lives Leonard McCoy's near-disastrous self-medication when she steps onto the bridge;
- Star Trek: The Motion Picture: Spock confesses to Saavik his failure to become an initiate in Kohlinar, shortly before his return to the Enterprise crew;
- "The Menagerie, Part I": Spock admits to his own hijacking of the Enterprise, to make his point to Saavik that orders may sometimes be disobeyed for the greater good, but that does not excuse a lack of proper planning.
- Glenlivet
- a venerated brand of Scotch on Earth; Achernar has several ancient bottles in his ship's cargo, and gifts them to Montgomery Scott.
- Treasure Island
- A young ensign in The Vault shows Admiral Kirk an antique copy of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel, which Kirk fondly remembers from his own childhood.
- World War 2
- Admiral Nogura's most prized possession is an ancient Bonsai tree that belonged to an ancestor who died during the Atom bomb explosion at Hiroshima during World War II; the tree miraculously survived the explosion, possibly shielded by his ancestor's falling body.
- 2260s
- Four Vulcan ships are captured, their crews are used by the Romulans as test subjects for the Hellguard weapons. Some of the Vulcans are raped, their children are left behind when the Romulans abandon the planet.
- Mid-2270s
- The Enterprise intercepts a craft originating in the Neutral Zone, with a Vulcan woman on board. Spock mind-melds with her as she dies, learning of the horror of Hellguard.
- Shortly thereafter, a team of Vulcan scientists follow Spock to Hellguard and find many Vulcan children abandoned there, their ages ranging from 5 to 14 years.
- Spock takes a year's leave to educate Saavik so she may return to Vulcan.
- Early 2280s
- Saavik becomes a freshman cadet at Starfleet Academy.
- The Enterprise discovers the Bird-of-Prey, Nogura orders Admiral Kirk to return to Earth.
External linksEdit
- The Pandora Principle at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- The Pandora Principle at Wikipedia
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