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What do you like most about winter?
Chris Owens, 10, Faith Christian: "Snowboarding, because it's fun."
Kara Waldbart, 5, Faith Christian: "Christmas, because you get presents and stuff."
Ben Paskus, 10, Faith Christian: "If it snows I like to play in it a lot; and it's close to my birthday. It gives me a happy feeling because we're out of school."
Ayrton Webb, 11, Faith Christian: "When it snows, because we go sledding and throw snowballs."
Chandler Coleman, 8, Balfour Elementary: "When it snows, I like to hear the crunching snow underneath my horse's hooves and to watch Blue Wolf, my husky, run around like a clown as she tries to eat the snow."
Kirby Shipman, 9, Balfour Elementary: "I think the best thing about winter is getting to sled with by brother Casey and drinking hot chocolate by the fire."
Ryan Callahan, 8, Balfour Elementary: "What I like most about winter is it is cold and snowy and that you can relax. Also I like to lay down in the snow and make snow angels."
Matthew Gibbs, 8, Balfour Elementary: "What I like most about winter is winter break. I can spend more time with my parents."
Amanda Forthman, 11, Marlow Elementary: "My favorite part of winter is Christmas vacation."
Miranda Rauland, 10, Marlow Elementary: "I enjoy sledding down huge hills."
Kevin Spencer, 10, Marlow Elementary: "My favorite thing about winter is building snow castles!"
Alex Cremer, 10, Marlow Elementary: "Sleeping late when we get out of school for snow."
Caleb Vazquez, 8, Dana Elementary: "When we get to go outside and we have snowball fights. I also like riding my sled down the hill."
Alexis Moore, 8, Dana Elementary: "Playing in the snow with my friends and my dog."
Vita Daniel Vann, 8, Dana Elementary: "What I like about winter is children laughing and playing outside because school is out."
Travis Sain, 8, Dana Elementary: "That the snow, it sounds kinda like my Mom saying hello." (Editor's note: Travis' mother died last summer)
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Morgan Poole Evatt Receives Fulbright Award
Morgan Poole Evatt of the University of Central Arkansas has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship to Mexico in speech-language pathology, the United States Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board announced recently. Evatt is one of over 1,700 U.S. citizens who will travel abroad for the 2011-2012 academic year through the Fulbright U.S. … [Read more...]
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Judge Donates Documents from Landmark Case
Circuit Judge Collins Kilgore, Division 13 judge of the Sixth Circuit of Arkansas, has donated his copies of court records pertaining to the Lake View School District case to the University of Central Arkansas Archives. The Lake View School District case challenged the constitutionality of Arkansas's school funding system. The case was originally filed by Lake View School District in 1992 and … [Read more...]
UCA Continues to Improve Finances
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"The Natural State of America" Selected for the Little Rock Film Festival
"The Natural State of America" has been selected for the Made in Arkansas program at the 5th Annual Little Rock Film Festival. The documentary was written and produced by Dr. Brian Campbell, an assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Central Arkansas, and co-directed by UCA Digital Film Program alums, Terrell Case, Corey Gattin, and Timothy Wistrand. The film premieres at … [Read more...]
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The University of Central Arkansas has announced the Dean's List and the Presidential Scholars List for the spring 2011 semester. There are 1,199 students who are Dean's List recipients and 734 students who have been named Presidential Scholars. Recognition on the Dean's List requires at least a 3.5 grade point average with a minimum course load of 12 credit hours. Students must achieve a 4.0 … [Read more...]
Table at Luigi's Wins Best Romance Picture
Table at Luigi's, the 2010 feature film by the University of Central Arkansas's Digital Filmmaking program, won Best Romance Picture recently at the Bare Bones Film Festival in Muskogee, Okla. The festival featured narrative and documentary features, short and student films, music videos, animation and live screenplay readings in its competitive program. According to … [Read more...]
UCA Hosts Successful Night of Distinction
The University of Central Arkansas Alumni Association will now be able to award more private scholarships thanks to the generosity of sponsors and participants involved with the inaugural Night of Distinction. At the conclusion of the gala, Saturday, May 14, in the UCA Farris Center, Association of Future Alumni Vice President Caleb Dickson announced that the Alumni 100 fundraising effort had … [Read more...]
Public Appearances Announces 2011-12 Season
Nineteen performances are scheduled for the 2011-12 UCA Public Appearances season at the University of Central Arkansas. The season has been divided again into the Night Out Series, Broadway Series, Nostalgia Series and the Distinguished Lecture Series, which is sponsored for 2011-12 by the Log Cabin Democrat. "We are very excited about our 2011-2012 season with its wide variety of events," … [Read more...]


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The protesters were mostly college students who participated in a peaceful march that began at Georgetown University and ended outside the White House. They chanted "climate justice now" and carried signs with slogans such as "don't tarnish the earth" in an effort to persuade President Barack Obama to reject the pipeline. They say it will worsen global warming.
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There is a huge pool at the bottom too but we didn't go in. The wet bar is kind of "resorty" and played clubby music, but we spent most of the time up top at the thermal pools so didn't really hear it. We got nachos which were $9 (Velveeta type cheese) but not too bad w/chicken and veggies.
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, Volume 32, Issue 2, pp 205-230
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A Genetic Basis for Social Trust?
- Patrick SturgisAffiliated withDivision of Social Statistics, School of Social Sciences, University of Southampton Email author
- , Sanna ReadAffiliated withCentre for Population Studies, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
- , Peter K. HatemiAffiliated withDepartment of Political Science, University of Iowa
- , Gu ZhuAffiliated withGenetic Epidemiology Unit, Queensland Institute of Medical Research
- , Tim TrullAffiliated withDepartment of Psychology, University of Missouri
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A propensity to believe that fellow citizens will not act against our interests in social and economic transactions has been identified as key to the effective functioning of democratic polities. Yet the causes of this type of 'generalized' or 'social' trust are far from clear. To date, researchers within the social and political sciences have focused almost exclusively on social-developmental and political/institutional features of individuals and societies as the primary causal influences. In this paper we investigate the intriguing possibility that social trust might have a genetic, as well as an environmental basis. We use data collected from samples of monozygotic and dizygotic twins to estimate the additive genetic, shared environmental, and non-shared environmental components of trust. Our results show that the majority of the variance in a multi-item trust scale is accounted for by an additive genetic factor. On the other hand, the environmental influences experienced in common by sibling pairs have no discernable effect; the only environmental influences appear to be those that are unique to the individual. Our findings problematise the widely held view that the development of social trust occurs through a process of familial socialization at an early stage of the life course.
KeywordsSocial trust Genes Genetics Twin studies Social capital
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- 2010-06
- 10.1007/s11109-009-9101-5
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- 1. Division of Social Statistics, School of Social Sciences, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK
- 2. Centre for Population Studies, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, 50 Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3DP, UK
- 3. Department of Political Science, University of Iowa, 341 Schaeffer Hall, Iowa City, IA, 52242-1498, USA
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P-PLATE drivers will be banned from using mobile phones while on the road, even in hands-free mode, under tough new licensing rules in New South Wales.
THE Queensland Government have banned Wicked Camper vans with offensive artwork from their roads.
AUTHORITIES calling for prisons to establish needle exchange programs have not plucked the idea out of thin air.
PRISON officer Geoff Pearce was just 21 when he was attacked by a prisoner known to be HIV positive in Sydney's high-security jail Long Bay in 1990.
Authorities try to reduce the number of injuries and deaths caused by quad bike crashes.
FOUR police officers and another man have been injured after a fire erupted during a siege lasting more than three hours at a home in Botany Bay.
STUDENTS will face more rigorous testing before receiving their higher school certificates under reforms to lifting NSW school graduate standards.
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Published: Saturday, April 17, 2010 at 6:01 a.m.
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Armed-robbery suspects sought
THIBODAUX — Police are searching for two suspects who allegedly robbed a grocery at gunpoint Thursday night.
Thibodaux Police spokesman detective Joey Quinn said a man wearing a white ski mask, black shirt and gray pants pointed a shotgun at an employee of Tony's Grocery & Deli, 424 E. 7th St., while a second man wearing a black mask and gloves demanded money and cigarettes. The incident happened around 9 p.m.
As the store employee retrieved cigarettes, the suspect in the black mask and gloves allegedly stole T-shirts from the clothes aisle. The employee then handed the man in the white ski mask a small amount of cash and two cartons of cigarettes, and both robbers ran away.
Thibodaux Police ask you to call 446-5021 if you have any information.
Two charged with burglary
HOUMA — Police arrested two men Thursday accused of trying to steal a four-wheeler from a mini-storage business this month, police said.
Brad Bourg, 21, and Blake Dillard, 20, both of Houma, were charged with simple burglary, Houma Police said.
Officers began investigating them April 9 when they received a complaint about two men pushing a four-wheeler across Grand Caillou Road toward North Van Avenue, police said. Officers found them in the area unloading items from a truck, where officers also found the four-wheeler.
The men escaped from the officers during a foot chase.
Officers charged Bourg with a warrant for cruelty to a juvenile. The warrant was issued after March 25, when Bourg purposely threw a metal socket at an 8-year-old girl, striking her in the head, according to police.
Garage sale benefits local soldiers
HOUMA — You can help about 200 local citizen-soldiers stationed in Iraq by purchasing items from a garage sale today.
The sale is scheduled from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the National Guard Armory, Williams and Sixth avenues.
All money from the sale will cover postage for care packages being sent to the local unit's citizen soldiers who are stationed in Iraq. Their main mission is protecting military bases and convoys.
Man allegedly breaks into home
THIBODAUX — A Golden Meadow man was arrested Thursday after he broke into a woman's home while she took a shower, police said.
Lafourche sheriff's deputies responded to a disturbance about 4:30 a.m. Thursday at 110 Peach St. in Galliano. There, they were told by the resident that Royce Guidry, 23, 150 Pershing St., Golden Meadow, had arrived drunk, but she managed to get him out of her home once, authorities said.
However, while the woman took a shower, Guidry broke a screen and entered her home again through a window, breaking her blinds, police said.
Deputies said they found Guidry hiding nearby in the grass, where they could smell alcohol on him.
Guidry is charged with unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling, disturbing the peace by intoxication, criminal damage to property, battery on a police officer and resisting an officer, police said.
Guidry was in the Lafourche jail Friday on a $5,700 bond.
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How to Eat Chicken
Four Methods:Enhancing chickenPicnic style chickenChicken soupChicken leftoversCommunity Q&A
Chicken is one of the most versatile foods to eat. It is high in protein, low in fat if you remove the skin, can be prepared in many different ways, and is relatively inexpensive, compared to the more expensive poultry.
1Buy a whole chicken, wash and wash and clean the outside as well as inside.. Add seasonings, and stuff it. Place it in the oven and roast it as you would a turkey.
2Cook the chicken. Decide how to cook the chicken. There are three main ways of eating chicken: grilled, boiled and mixture. For a mixture, you can boil it and fry it. This makes a crispy chicken, which a lot of people say is very delicious. If you do not know which one you like, ask a friend or family member for advice or experiment with each way.
Method 1
Enhancing chicken
1Add a little spice to the chicken. Salt and pepper are good, but for for something more creative, try chili spice or sprinkled vegetable salt or chicken spices.
2Add sauce to the chicken. If you prefer a fancy chicken, get a soy sauce or fancy dip. If you prefer fast food, try ketchup or mustard. However, if you are looking for an in between, either get a not-too-fancy but not-too-strong sauce, like tomato or mayonnaise.
- You can even grease up your plate by swishing some greasy sauce on it.
3Serve some vegetables with the chicken. Mix your favorite vegetables but try to match the manner in which the chicken has been cooked when preparing the vegetables; for example, if it's roasted chicken, then roast the vegetables; if it's picnic chicken, try a salad or cold vegetable mix.
- You could even throw in fruit, such as grilled bananas for an unusual flavor.
4Add extras for the chicken. For example, add some scrumptious garlic to the cooking chicken.
Method 2
Picnic style chicken
Method 3
Chicken soup
1Make chicken soup. Chicken soup is one of the best homemade remedies when you get sick, because it helps cure even the worst stuffed up nose, head or chest cold. The secret is the protein in the chicken.[citation needed] When it is cooked, all the proteins mix into the soup. It also supplies the body with liquid which is important when a person is sick.
2Buy or roast a small chicken. Eat it hot for dinner served with sides. The next day, slice and enjoy the chicken that remains on the frame, in salads, or on a roll for a sandwich. Then when you cannot use anymore of the chicken, do not throw away the bones. Make a hearty chicken soup out of it:
- Take two cans of chicken broth and pour it into a pot.
- Add a package of frozen vegetables for soup.
- Break up the chicken frame and toss the pieces of chicken meat into the pot.
- Add seasoning. Cook in the crock pot on low for 8 hours.
- Enjoy the soup with its big chunks of chicken.
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Chicken leftovers
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- When making soup out of the chicken frame, be very careful to remove all the small bones that remain in the soup. Pour the soup into a colander to remove the bones.
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NextDirectory, gives this error:
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both username joe & bill are members of the group admin and both can get INTO
Subdirectory without any trouble...
hostname:Library joe$ ls -l | grep Subdirectory
drwxrwxr-x 3 bill admin 102 Jun 1 14:51 Subdirectory
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hostname:Subdirectory joe$ ls -l
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Thinking What We Are Doing in the Condition of Plurality
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By Aaron Cotkin
"Action would be an unnecessary luxury, a capricious interference with general laws of behavior, if men were endlessly reproducible repetitions of the same model, whose nature or essence was the same for all and as predictable as the nature or essence of any other thing. Plurality is the condition of human action because we are all the same, that is, human, in such a way that nobody is ever the same as anyone else who ever lived, lives, or will live."
-- Hannah Arendt, The Human Condition
Central to Arendt's call for us to "think what we are doing" is for us to think about politics as occurring under the condition of plurality. But we often lack a language appropriate to think in these terms. It may be appropriate for those who study the realm of the social (economics, culture, or society writ large) to speak of human behavior, of the nature of Man, as predictable because individual people, navigating the realm of necessity may seem like repetitions of each other. But Arendt believes that applying such logic to the study of politics, to study politics as characterized by behavior rather than by action, is inappropriate.
Manifesting in the Wake of Charlie Hebdo
By Etienne Tassin
"To substitute violence for power can bring victory, but the price is very high; for it is not only paid by the vanquished, it is also paid by the victor in terms of his own power."
-- Hannah Arendt, "On Violence," in Crises of the Republic
Hannah Arendt warns us against two confusions that have the potential to ruin our understanding of politics: the confusion of power and violence, and the confusion of (political) success and (military / armed) victory.
During the weekend of January 10-11, 2015, millions of people gathered in France and across the entire world to demonstrate their rejection of terrorist violence. In their rallies, they were responding to the assassination of cartoonists and journalists of a French satirical newspaper, Charlie Hebdo, an iconoclastic weekly that had published caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed. These demonstrators were also responding to the assassination of the hostages taken in a kosher grocery store by another terrorist claiming his affiliation with militant Islamic jihad. Firmly opposed to the use of armed violence by terrorists, the people of the world united together in silent and nonviolent reflection. On one side, Kalashnikovs; on the other, pencils, paper, and the supportive responses of cartoonists from around the world. On one side, corpses; on the other, a swirling mass united by their rejection of violence.
The Weakening of Power Through Violence
**This post was originally published on October 11, 2011**
"Violence can destroy power; it is utterly incapable of creating it."
--Hannah Arendt, On Violence
As we continue to see pro-democracy protest movements such as those in Hong Kong sprout up around the world, many today look back to the 1960s with a romantic fascination. Hannah Arendt had great respect for the student protest movements—most of all she appreciated the joy they took in acting in public. And yet, she was also critical of the use of violence. Arendt approached political violence during the late 1960s as a sign of the decline in power.
The Humanities and Common Sense
**This post was originally published August 10th, 2012**
In this post, academics and university faculty will be criticized. Railing against college professors has become a common pastime, one practiced almost exclusively by those who have been taught and mentored by those whom are now being criticized. It is thus only fair to say upfront that the college education in the United States is, in spite of its myriad flaws, still of incredible value and meaning to tens if not hundreds of thousands of students every year.
That said, too much of what our faculties teach is neither interesting nor wanted by our students.
Our 100/10 Membership Challenge Ends Tomorrow!
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If you look forward to the Hannah Arendt Center weekly Amor Mundi newsletter; if you are excited by our annual conferences, which this year will feature Lawrence Lessig, George Packer, Roberto Unger, Zephyr Teachout, Norman Rush, and many more; if you want to support our post-doctoral fellowship program that sponsors three young scholars to do research and teach at the Arendt Center each year; and if you believe as we do in the importance of promoting engaged and worldly humanities discourse in the spirit of Hannah Arendt, then do we have an opportunity for you.
One day this summer, I spoke about Hannah Arendt's essay "On Violence" and her views on the use of violence in politics to a group of 20 international diplomats visiting the United States as part of an exchange sponsored by the State Department. Then, later that same afternoon, I spoke to 50 Masters of Fine Arts students about Arendt's insights on the importance of art and the artist in the modern world. I am continually amazed at how provocative and meaningful Arendt's work remains on the most diverse of themes. The Arendt Center is committed to deepening the public discourse by continuing the kind of engaged humanist thinking about politics that Arendt so brilliantly exemplifies.
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Nelson Mandela & Hannah Arendt on Violence
"Having said this, I must deal immediately and at some length with the question of violence."
—Nelson Mandela
"Sometimes 'violence is the only way of ensuring a hearing for moderation.'"
—Hannah Arendt citing Conor Cruise O'Brien, On Violence
Nelson Mandela gave one of the great speeches of 20th century at his trial before the South African Supreme Court in Pretoria in 1964. Mandela's speech is best remembered for the ringing conclusion in which he articulates the ideals of free and democratic life as that "ideal for which I am prepared to die." Six months after Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "I have a dream speech" from the Mall in Washington, DC, Mandela ended his own speech before being sentenced to life imprisonment with these words:
During my lifetime I have dedicated myself to this struggle of the African people. I have fought against white domination, and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and with equal opportunities. It is an ideal which I hope to live for and to achieve. But if needs be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die.
Mandela died yesterday and he will be rightly remembered for both his vision and his courage.
I want to focus on another aspect of his legacy, however, the question of violence. Often forgotten by those who quote only the final paragraph of Mandela's speech, much of his speech is an exploration of the need for and proper revolutionary use of violence. Indeed, after a brief introduction in which Mandela reminds the Court that he holds a bachelor's degree, that he is a lawyer, and that he was raised to revere his tribal forebears who fought in defense of their fatherland, he comes to the question of violence. "Having said this," he says, "I must deal immediately and at some length with the question of violence."
What follows is one of the most thoughtful and subtle reflections on the strategic and moral complications of violence we have. It is worth citing at length, and even this summary barely does Mandela justice. But here is Mandela's argument for a limited campaign of violence in response to the violence of the South African state:
I do not, however, deny that I planned sabotage. I did not plan it in a spirit of recklessness, nor because I have any love of violence. I planned it as a result of a calm and sober assessment of the political situation that had arisen after many years of tyranny, exploitation, and oppression of my people by the whites.
I admit immediately that I was one of the persons who helped to form Umkhonto we Sizwe, and that I played a prominent role in its affairs until I was arrested in August 1962….
In order to explain these matters properly, I will have to explain what Umkhonto set out to achieve; what methods it prescribed for the achievement of these objects, and why these methods were chosen. I will also have to explain how I became involved in the activities of these organisations.
I deny that Umkhonto was responsible for a number of acts which clearly fell outside the policy of the organisation, and which have been charged in the indictment against us. I do not know what justification there was for these acts, but to demonstrate that they could not have been authorised by Umkhonto, I want to refer briefly to the roots and policy of the organisation.
I have already mentioned that I was one of the persons who helped to form Umkhonto. I, and the others who started the organisation, did so for two reasons. Firstly, we believed that as a result of Government policy, violence by the African people had become inevitable, and that unless responsible leadership was given to canalise and control the feelings of our people, there would be outbreaks of terrorism which would produce an intensity of bitterness and hostility between the various races of this country which is not produced even by war. Secondly, we felt that without violence there would be no way open to the African people to succeed in their struggle against the principle of white supremacy. All lawful modes of expressing opposition to this principle had been closed by legislation, and we were placed in a position in which we had either to accept a permanent state of inferiority, or to defy the government. We chose to defy the law. We first broke the law in a way which avoided any recourse to violence; when this form was legislated against, and then the government resorted to a show of force to crush opposition to its policies, only then did we decide to answer violence with violence.
But the violence which we chose to adopt was not terrorism…..
I must return to June 1961. What were we, the leaders of our people, to do? Were we to give in to the show of force and the implied threat against future action, or were we to fight it and, if so, how?
We had no doubt that we had to continue the fight. Anything else would have been abject surrender. Our problem was not whether to fight, but was how to continue the fight. We of the ANC had always stood for a non-racial democracy, and we shrank from any action which might drive the races further apart than they already were. But the hard facts were that fifty years of non-violence had brought the African people nothing but more and more repressive legislation, and fewer and fewer rights. It may not be easy for this court to understand, but it is a fact that for a long time the people had been talking of violence - of the day when they would fight the white man and win back their country - and we, the leaders of the ANC, had nevertheless always prevailed upon them to avoid violence and to pursue peaceful methods. When some of us discussed this in May and June of 1961, it could not be denied that our policy to achieve a non-racial state by non-violence had achieved nothing, and that our followers were beginning to lose confidence in this policy and were developing disturbing ideas of terrorism.
It must not be forgotten that by this time violence had, in fact, become a feature of the South African political scene. There had been violence in 1957 when the women of Zeerust were ordered to carry passes; there was violence in 1958 with the enforcement of cattle culling in Sekhukhuniland; there was violence in 1959 when the people of Cato Manor protested against pass raids; there was violence in 1960 when the government attempted to impose Bantu authorities in Pondoland. Thirty-nine Africans died in these disturbances. In 1961 there had been riots in Warmbaths, and all this time the Transkei had been a seething mass of unrest. Each disturbance pointed clearly to the inevitable growth among Africans of the belief that violence was the only way out - it showed that a government which uses force to maintain its rule teaches the oppressed to use force to oppose it. Already small groups had arisen in the urban areas and were spontaneously making plans for violent forms of political struggle. There now arose a danger that these groups would adopt terrorism against Africans, as well as whites, if not properly directed. Particularly disturbing was the type of violence engendered in places such as Zeerust, Sekhukhuniland, and Pondoland amongst Africans. It was increasingly taking the form, not of struggle against the government - though this is what prompted it - but of civil strife amongst themselves, conducted in such a way that it could not hope to achieve anything other than a loss of life and bitterness.
At the beginning of June 1961, after a long and anxious assessment of the South African situation, I, and some colleagues, came to the conclusion that as violence in this country was inevitable, it would be unrealistic and wrong for African leaders to continue preaching peace and non-violence at a time when the government met our peaceful demands with force.
This conclusion was not easily arrived at. It was only when all else had failed, when all channels of peaceful protest had been barred to us, that the decision was made to embark on violent forms of political struggle, and to form Umkhonto we Sizwe. We did so not because we desired such a course, but solely because the government had left us with no other choice. In the Manifesto of Umkhonto published on 16 December 1961, which is exhibit AD, we said:
"The time comes in the life of any nation when there remain only two choices - submit or fight. That time has now come to South Africa. We shall not submit and we have no choice but to hit back by all means in our power in defence of our people, our future, and our freedom."
This was our feeling in June of 1961 when we decided to press for a change in the policy of the National Liberation Movement. I can only say that I felt morally obliged to do what I did….
Four forms of violence were possible. There is sabotage, there is, there is terrorism, and there is open revolution. We chose to adopt the first method and to exhaust it before taking any other decision.
In the light of our political background the choice was a logical one. Sabotage did not involve loss of life, and it offered the best hope for future race relations. Bitterness would be kept to a minimum and, if the policy bore fruit, democratic government could become a reality. This is what we felt at the time, and this is what we said in our manifesto (exhibit AD):
"We of Umkhonto we Sizwe have always sought to achieve liberation without bloodshed and civil clash. We hope, even at this late hour, that our first actions will awaken everyone to a realisation of the disastrous situation to which the nationalist policy is leading. We hope that we will bring the government and its supporters to their senses before it is too late, so that both the government and its policies can be changed before matters reach the desperate state of civil war."
The initial plan was based on a careful analysis of the political and economic situation of our country. We believed that South Africa depended to a large extent on foreign capital and foreign trade. We felt that planned destruction of power plants, and interference with rail and telephone communications, would tend to scare away capital from the country, make it more difficult for goods from the industrial areas to reach the seaports on schedule, and would in the long run be a heavy drain on the economic life of the country, thus compelling the voters of the country to reconsider their position.
Attacks on the economic life-lines of the country were to be linked with sabotage on government buildings and other symbols of apartheid. These attacks would serve as a source of inspiration to our people. In addition, they would provide an outlet for those people who were urging the adoption of violent methods and would enable us to give concrete proof to our followers that we had adopted a stronger line and were fighting back against government violence.
In addition, if mass action were successfully organised, and mass reprisals taken, we felt that sympathy for our cause would be roused in other countries, and that greater pressure would be brought to bear on the South African government.
This then was the plan. Umkhonto was to perform sabotage, and strict instructions were given to its members right from the start, that on no account were they to injure or kill people in planning or carrying out operations.
It is strange today to hear politicians of all stripes praising Mandela for his statesmanship when they, for years, condemned his embrace of violence and arrested those in the U.S. who—following Mandela's own tactics—chained themselves to fences to oppose the U.S. government's support of the apartheid regime in South Africa. It is true that Mandela lived numerous lives. As a young man, he was part of a royal tribal household. As a young adult, he was a lawyer. Later he was a non-violent leader. Still later, he turned to limited and rationalized use of violence. For 27 years he paid for his crimes in prison and then emerged a statesman, one committed to reconciliation, freedom, and multicultural democracy. Finally, when he stepped down from the Presidency after one term he helped assure South Africa's democratic future and became an elder statesman in the truest sense of the word.
To understand the complexities of Mandela's limited turn to sabotage (as opposed to terrorism in his words), it is helpful to consider Hannah Arendt's essay On Violence, originally published in the New York Review of Books in 1969. Violence, writes Arendt, is at root instrumental. It is a means to an end. And sometimes, violence can yield positive and even moderate results, Arendt claims, citing Conor Cruise O'Brien: "Sometimes 'violence is the only way of ensuring a hearing for moderation.'"
As did Mandela, Arendt well understood that violence can be a useful and important means in struggles for justice. She points to numerous of examples where violence has worked to promote justice: "France would not have received the most radical bill since Napoleon to change its antiquated education system if the French students had not rioted; if it had not been for the riots of the spring term, no one at Columbia University would have dreamed of accepting reforms; and it is probably quite true that in West Germany the existence of 'dissenting minorities is not even noticed unless they engage in provocation.'" Violence can, and often does, make injustice visible to a citizenry that is blind to it. Because violence can "serve to dramatize grievances and bring them to public attention," violence can serve the cause of reform and also of justice.
We must take Arendt and Mandela's point seriously. Violence is a means to an end. Violence can work. "No doubt, 'violence pays.'" Violence can yield results.
But Arendt is not an advocate for violence. Violence can pay, she writes, but "the trouble is that it pays indiscriminately." And this is where the use of violence becomes dangerous.
The danger in using violence as a means is that when "applied to human affairs," violence as a means has a tendency to overwhelm whatever good ends towards which it aims. Too often, violence will lead those in power to respond with sham reforms designed to end violence. They will seek the path of least resistance, instituting reforms that are often the wrong reforms. Arendt offers the example of the way that the student university protests of the 60s led to new courses in Swahili and "admitting students without the necessary qualifications" instead of real reform of the entire educational system.
What is more, violence—precisely because it is effective—has a tendency to promote more violence in response. If violence in the name of justice doesn't achieve its ends quickly, the likely result is not justice, but more violence: "The practice of violence, like all action, changes the world, but the most probable change is to a more violent world."
To read Mandela's speech from 1964 is to encounter someone who thought through the promise and danger of violence in precisely the rational way that Arendt call for. The question we should ask is whether the turn to violence by the ANC in South Africa—even the limited, rational, and property-oriented violence Mandela embraced—promoted or retarded the cause for reform? Was it the ANC's violence that led, 30 years later, to the reform of South Africa? Or was it Mandela's dignity in prison and his emergence as a force for peace and reconciliation? Let's celebrate Mandela as a hero this week. But let's also ask: Was he right about violence?
Take the time this weekend to read the entirety of Mandela's speech, It is your weekend read. And if you have more time, review Arendt's essay "On Violence," which is available here.
The Impact of Modern Warfare on Power and Politics
No government exclusively based on the means of violence has ever existed. Even the totalitarian ruler, whose chief instrument of rule is torture, needs a power basis—the secret police and its net of informers. Only the development of robot soldiers, which, as previously mentioned, would eliminate the human factor completely and, conceivably, permit one man with a push button to destroy whomever he pleased, could change this fundamental ascendancy of power over violence.
—Hannah Arendt, "On Violence."
Hannah Arendt wrote these lines in the midst of the United States' defeat in Vietnam. Her argument was that as long as robot soldiers were a thing of the future, brute violence and force like that unleashed by the United States would always succumb to collective power, of the kind exhibited by the Vietcong. Hers was, at least in part, a hopeful voice, praising the impotence of violence in the face of power.
To read Arendt's lines today, amidst the rise of drone warfare, alters the valence of her remarks. Drones are increasingly prototypes and even embodiments of the "robot soldiers" that Arendt worried would dehumanize war and elevate violence over power. If we draw out the consequences from Arendt's logic, then drone soldiers might displace the traditional limits that politics places on violence; drones, in other words, make possible unprecedented levels of unlimited violence.
The rise of drones matters, Arendt suggests, in ways that are not currently being seen. Her worry has little to do with assassination, the concern of most opponents of drones today. Nor is she specifically concerned with surveillance. Instead, against those, like General Stanley McChrystal, who argue that drones are simply new tools in an old activity of war, Arendt's warning is that drones and robot soldiers may change the very dynamic of war and politics.
To see how drones change the calculus of violence in politics, we need to understand Arendt's thesis about the traditional political superiority of power over violence. The priority of power over violence is based on the idea that power is "inherent in the very existence of political communities." Power, Arendt writes, "corresponds to the human ability not just to act, but to act in concert." It "springs up whenever people get together and act in concert." All government, and this is central to Arendt's thesis, needs power in order to act.
This need for popular support is true even for totalitarian governments, which also depend on the power of people—at least a select group of them like the secret police and their informers—continuing to act together. It is thus a myth that totalitarian rule can exist without the support of the people. Whether in Nazi Germany or contemporary Syria, totalitarian or tyrannical governments still are predicated on power that comes from support of key segments of the population.
Even if all government is predicated on some power, governments also employ violence—but that violence is held in check by political limits. As a government loses its popular support, it finds itself tempted to "substitute violence for power." The problem is that when governments give in to the temptation to use violence to shore up slackening of popular power, their use of violence diminishes further their power and results in impotence. The more violence a government needs to rely upon, the less power it has at its disposal. There is thus a political limit on how much violence any government can employ before it brings about the loss of its own power.
As much as she respects the claims for power over violence, Arendt is clear-eyed about the damage violence can wield. In a direct confrontation between power and violence, violence will win—at least in the short term. Arendt writes that if Gandhi's "enormously powerful and successful strategy of nonviolent resistance" had met a different enemy—a Stalin or Bashar al-Assad instead of a Churchill or Mubarek—"the outcome would not have been decolonization, but massacre and submission." Sheer violence can bring victory. But the price for such a triumph is high, not only for the losers, but also for the victors.
We see this exemplified in Middle East over the last few years. In those countries like Bahrain and Syria where governments did not shy from unlimited violence to repress popular revolts, the governments have maintained themselves and the Arab Spring has turned into a long and frigid winter. Assad has been able to maintain power; but his power is irreparably diminished. In the end, there is a limit to the viability and effectiveness of relying on mere violence at the expense of power. This is even more true in a constitutional democracy, where support of the people is a political necessity.
As confident as Arendt is that violence is limited in politics by the need for power, she worries that the coming age of "robot soldiers" might bring about the end of the political advantage power has over violence. Robot soldiers can be controlled absent of consent or political support. With the push of a button or a simple command, a tyrant or totalitarian ruler can exert nearly unlimited violence and destruction, even without the support a massive secret police or a network of informers. Drones threaten the time-immemorial dependence of even the most lonely tyrant on others who will support him and do his bidding.
Of course drones must be built, programmed, and maintained. No tyrant is fully autonomous. Yet building, programming, and maintaining machinery are fundamentally different jobs than arresting and killing dissenters. It is far easier for programmers and electricians to justify doing their jobs in a powerless yet violent state than for soldiers and secret agents to justify theirs.
In a drone-led war, men will rarely need to go into action as soldiers. That is of course one reputed advantage of drones, that they make war less dangerous and more technically predictable. But it also means that as modern warfare becomes safer and more humane, it also excludes without human soldiers and risks stripping war of its human and active character. This helps to explain an enigmatic passage of Arendt's in The Human Condition, where she offers modern war as an example of when action "loses its specific character" as human action and "becomes one form of achievement among others." The degradation of human action in modern war, she writes,
happens whenever human togetherness is lost, that is, when people are only for or against other people, as for instance in modern warfare, where men go into action and use means of violence in order to achieve certain objectives for their own side against the enemy. In these instances, which of course have always existed, speech becomes indeed 'mere talk,' simply one more means toward the end….
Arendt is here thinking of the anonymity of the modern soldier epitomized by the monuments to the unknown soldiers—the mute mass of humanity who fight and die without the "still existing need for glorification" that makes war a human instead of a merely mechanical activity.
Her modern warfare in its inhumanity and technological capacity abandons the togetherness that has traditionally made war a prime example of human political togetherness.
In the technological advances of modern warfare that made war so awful and so mechanical, Arendt actually found a glimmer of hope: that war's rabid violence was compensated by neither political advantage nor personal glory. In On Revolution, she dared hope that the fact that technology had reached the stage "where the means of destruction were such as to exclude their rational use" might lead to a "disappearance of war from the scene of politics…." It was possible, she thought, that the threat of total war and total destruction that accompanies war in the modern era might actually lead to the disappearance of war.
Clearly such a hope has not come to pass. One reason for the continuation of war, however, is that the horrors of war are made ever more palatable and silent—at least to the victors—by the use of technology that exerts violence without the need for political power and participation. The drone wars of the early 21st century are in this respect notable for the unprecedented silence that accompanies violence. Since U.S. soldiers are rarely injured or killed and since the strikes are classified and the damage remote, we have indeed entered an era where we can fight wars absent the speech, glory, and "human togetherness" that has traditionally marked both the comradeship of soldiers and the patriotic sacrifice of a nation at war. It is in this extraordinary capacity of mute violence to substitute for power in which we can glimpse both the promise and the peril of drones.
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I'm working on a game engine in C++ using Lua for NPC behaviour. I ran into some problems during the design.
For everything that needs more than one frame for execution I wanted to use a linked list of processes (which are C++ classes). So this:
say("Oh dear, this lawn looks really scruffy!")
would create a GotoProcess object, which would have a pointer to a SayProcess object, which would have a pointer to a MowLawnProcess object. These objects would be created instantly when the NPC is spawned, no further scripting needed. The first of these objects will be updated each frame. When it's finished, it will be deleted and the next one will be used for updating. I extended this model by a ParallelProcess which would contain multiple processes that are updated simultaneously.
I found some serious problems. Look at this example: I want a character to walk to point_a and then go berserk and just attack anybody who comes near. The script would look like that:
while true do
character = getNearestCharacterId()
That wouldn't work at all with my design. First of all, the character variable would be set at the beginning, when the character hasn't even started walking to point_a. Then, then script would continue adding AttackProcesses forever due to the while loop.
I could implement a WhileProcess for the loop and evaluate the script line by line. I doubt this would increase readability of the code though.
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The semantic automata framework, developed originally in the 1980s, provides computational interpretations of generalized quantifiers. While recent experimental results have associated structural features of these automata with neuroanatomical demands in processing sentences with quantifiers, the theoretical framework has remained largely unexplored. In this paper, after presenting some classic results on semantic automata in a modern style, we present the first application of semantic automata to polyadic quantification, exhibiting automata for iterated quantifiers. We also discuss the role of semantic automata in linguistic theory and offer new empirical predictions for sentence processing with embedded quantifiers.
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Former University of Texas pitcher Rachel Fox and Blinn transfer Kristen Davenport have both signed with the Texas A&M softball team, head coach Jo Evans announced today.
Davenport (Deer Park, Texas) is eligible to join the team immediately for the 2013 season, while Fox (Sugar Land, Texas) will practice with the team and begin competition in the fall.
"We are excited to welcome Rachel and Kristen to our program," Evans said. "Rachel has been successful at every level she has competed. She is a fierce competitor and has proven she can compete against the best teams in the country. Although she will not be eligible to compete in games with our team this spring, she will be on the field in practice and in the weight room, and will be able to challenge our hitters daily at practice. Rachel will be eligible in the fall of 2013 and will be a mainstay in our pitching rotation."
Fox spent two years in rotation with the Longhorns, where she ranked second among Big 12 pitchers with a 1.24 ERA as a freshman in 2011. As a sophomore, she recorded a 14-2 record and had 16 starts in 25 appearances while hurling eight complete games. The right-handed pitcher was 12-0 to start the 2012 season, not taking a loss until May 5. In high school Fox was a two-time Texas Gatorade Player of the Year (2009-10), a four-time TAPPS 4A All-State honoree and a four-time district MVP. She is the daughter of Rusty and Melessa Fox of Sugar Land, Texas, and attended high school at Fort Bend Baptist Academy.
"Kristen had a great season last year at Deer Park and pitched her team to the State Championship," Evans said. "She also did a nice job this fall for Blinn and her coaches speak highly of her competitiveness and work ethic. She is a finesse pitcher who does a great job changing speeds and is not afraid to challenge hitters. Kristen gives our pitching staff much needed depth and is eligible to compete this spring season."
Davenport spent the fall at Blinn College. At Deer Park High School, she led her team to a 5A state championship in 2012. Davenport is a three-time All-District selection (2010-12) and was named First-Team All-Greater Houston by the Houston Chronicle in her senior season. The right-handed pitcher's efforts in the circle didn't go unnoticed – she was chosen as the Player of the Game in both the state semifinal and state championship games and was named the State Tournament MVP. As a senior, Davenport took honors as the TSWA Class 5A Player of the Year and a TSWA Class 5A First-Team All-State Pitcher. She is the daughter of Thomas and Kelly Davenport of Deer Park, Texas.
Fox and Davenport will join the Aggies in practice this Monday, Jan. 14, as the team begins the hunt for a 12th-straight NCAA postseason appearance and an eighth NCAA Women's College World Series (WCWS) berth. To learn more about Texas A&M softball, log on to AggieAthletics.com and follow @AggieSoftball on Twitter.
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Former University of Texas pitcher Rachel Fox and Blinn transfer Kristen Davenport have both signed with the Texas A&M softball team, head coach Jo Evans announced today.


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In a decision that is sending shivers through big biopharma, the Indian Patent Office has revoked the exclusive patent rights held by Bayer to market its cancer drug Nexavar and has awarded the nation's first-ever compulsory license to a domestic generic drugmaker. As a result, Natco Pharma will be allowed to manufacture and sell the drug in India for Rs. 8,880 (about $178) per month.
The patent office contended that the high present cost of Nexavar—Rs. 2.8 lakhs (around $5,500 a month)— violated Indian law by being "not available to the public at a reasonably affordable price." The argument holds sway with Indian patent officials since a sizeable percentage of India's population lives below the poverty line. Estimates range from 32% (government) to 42% (World Bank).
"We will evaluate our options to further defend our intellectual property rights in India," an unnamed Bayer spokesperson told The Economic Times of India.
In return for the license, the patent office required Natco to pay a royalty of 6% of net sales of Nexavar on a quarterly basis to Bayer. Natco, which is not allowed to outsource production, must manufacture the drug only at its own plant in Hyderabad and must sell the drug only for treatment of kidney cancer and liver cancer in India. In addition, Natco must supply Nexavar free to at least 600 needy and deserving patients per year.
India's patent law allows for the issuing of compulsory licenses after three years from the awarding of patents on drugs that the patent office deems to be too costly. Officials paved the way for that compulsory licensing law to be used for the first time by recently changing it from requiring "reasonably priced" drugs to "reasonably affordable priced" drugs. The new wording is seen as a lower threshold for compulsory licenses, which authorize the local manufacture or importation of cheaper, generic versions of drugs under world trade rules by nations that deem major life-saving drugs to be too costly.
"This could well be the first of many compulsory rulings here," Gopakumar G. Nair, head of patent law firm Gopakumar Nair Associates, told Reuters. Most at-risk, he predicted, were HIV/AIDS medicines since India has one of the fastest-growing rates of the disease worldwide, though the nation's number-one killer is heart disease.
Nair is a former president of the Indian Drug Manufacturers Association (IDMA), a trade group representing domestic and largely generic pharma companies. "It is beneficial for patients, industry, as well as the whole country. Everyone will be benefited by this order," IDMA secretary general Daara Patel told the Press Trust of India.
Not so, according to an Indian group representing multinational biopharma giants. The Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India (OPPI) expressed disappointment over the decision, which it said would hurt the industry in the long run. "We believe compulsory licenses should be used only in exceptional circumstances such as in times of a national health crisis," OPPI president Ranjit Shahani said, as reported in The Economic Times of India. "If used arbitrarily, compulsory licenses will serve to undermine the innovative pharmaceutical industry and will be to the long-term detriment of the patient."
That could cut the heart out of India's potential for rapid growth as an emerging market at a time when Bayer and other big biopharmas have increasingly relied on emerging nations to recoup sales and profits lost in the U.S. and Europe as patent protection ends for a generation of blockbuster drugs. Bayer finished 2011 with a near-doubling of net income year-over-year to €2.5 billion (about $3.3 billion), partly due to much lower special charges than a year earlier. Sales grew to €36.5 billion ($47.7 billion), a 4.1% increase, "partly on account of strong growth in the emerging markets," the company said. India accounted last year for 36.4% of total sales, up 0.8% from 2010. Bayer's 2011 sales in emerging markets as a whole were €13.29 billion (about $17.4 billion), up 9% from 2010.
"Growth continued in the emerging markets, where health services became available to more and more people, boosting the demand for prescription medicines," Bayer stated, adding, "The pillars of global economic growth were the emerging markets, led by China and India. They continued to expand strongly despite negative effects from the global economy, with rates of growth that slowed only slightly during the course of the year."
Early last year, Bayer joined the Indian company Zydus Cadila in forming a 50:50 joint venture Bayer Zydus Pharma: "The new company greatly strengthens our presence in India's rapidly expanding pharmaceuticals market," the company said. Bayer also signed an agreement with U.S. drug maker Trius Therapeutics in July for exclusive rights to Trius' antibiotic tedizolid phosphate (tedizolid) in India and the rest of Asia, excluding North and South Korea, as well as Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. Bayer reportedly recruited "about 750" university graduates for jobs in India last year, compared with "more than 250" in the U.S. and "nearly 1,900" in China.
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In the following essay, Roy and Kirpal discuss how the male characters in The Interpreters and Season of Anomy function as traditional African male archetypes.
Although several articles have been written on the characters of Wole Soyinka's plays, his fictional characters have not been discussed in detail. This leaves a gap in the existing criticism of Soyinka's work, particularly since The Interpreters was specially cited for the Nobel Prize for Literature. This paper examines, in depth, the nature of characterization in two Soyinka novels: The Interpreters (1965) and Season of Anomy (1973), and hopes to fill this lacuna to a great extent.
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Unfortunately, JohnPat has already sold his one.
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It´s an AS 1859 inside, no quickset.
Not 30 US$ but under 300 , including a NOS case from Japan.
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BB Watches is completely wrong. These Rado quartz watches were made 1979 - 1986, I think this one is from the middle of the 1980s.
The Rado Reference is 739.3212.2. The 2 is for...
You have a Day/Night, not a Starliner.
Though it doesn´t matter for your spare parts because it seems to be the same watch just with different model names and reference numbers.
Not unusual for...
The hands(hour and minute) on yours(with the cylinder markers) look like the replacement hands for DiaStar models you can get from China.
The seconds hand seems to be finished with white paint.
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Looks original. The AS 2066 came in 1969, so it seems that the last production range of this model
had been delivered with that movement. It was just new for me. ;)
No Rado at the moment. Military diver time:
Have a nice weekend!
The watch looks fine and original, but I never heard about an 21-jewel AS 2066 in a Day/Night or other Rado.
Is it Rado-signed? Do you have a pic of the movement?
The "half & half-markers" are rare, most of them are fully black or white. The hands are replaced.
Hi Sue!
I´m sure this ladies´ watch came with a leather strap, not with a bracelet.
Comparable ladies´ watches of that time with bracelets had fix connections to the bracelet, not pins for...
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Henry is right, no name but an early reference number(614), so end of 1950s/beginning 1960s.
Very nice and worth a service and a new band!
You can find similar ladies´ watches in...
You can buy a lot of things if you have a lot of money. Tastefulness isn´t one of them. ;)
Hi Miles!
That´s interesting. Any info about the prodction date of that Whyler?
Those filled cylinder markers look very similar to the Rado ones.
The Starliners with those markers came middle of...
This old nameless treasure this weekend, from the 1960s with monocoque case:
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The Stag looks nice again, coingrats!
What´s the reference number on the back - 603.3178.2?
3178 - model/case number
2 - gold plated
The number is not in my...
The ones with the crystal-filled markers are definitely stunning!
Some ads on this occasion:
My one and only, the Manhattan I with the amber coloured dial.
The gasket had mutated into an agressive greasy something, so
unfortunately a part of the dial has lost the finish. It was...
Hi Dave!
Looks like one of these metallic shrink paint finishes of the 1970s.
I assume s.o. cleaned the dial and the "Balboa" away.
Curious to see better pics.
A ramp-marker Stratojet! Wonderful find!
Enjoy it!
A happy, success- and peaceful new year for all of you!
Starting the new year with my Regal, I think it´s funky enough. ;)
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