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Article does not touch Helvétius[edit]
the article does little service to Helvétius, either his philosophy / saying or his influence.
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most nations morality is now nothing more than a collection of the ... precepts dictated by the powerful to secure their authority and to be unjust with impunity.
An honest man will always obey his reason in preference to revelation; for it is, he will say, more certain that God is the author of human reason ... than that he is the author of a particular book.
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-- all of these quotes are from Will and Ariel Durant's The Story of Civilization (vol 9 ch 21). he gives a much better feel for his weight and influence.
Reformed article[edit]
I've rewritten and reworked large parts of this article, and believe it is much improved. Please discuss any comments with me here before making drastic changes. -- Palthrow (talk) 16:26, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
I would like to add more detail to this article (to build on the statements I have now added a reference to). I hope you do not mind? I think Helvétius is understated and not given his due. I have no bias; I neither dislike or like Helvétius, but I find his life story fascinating and have read a huge amount about him. (Rohanselfqueen (talk) 17:18, 22 November 2009 (UTC))
- By all means -- the article could be much improved. -- Palthrow (talk) 22:39, 22 November 2009 (UTC)
Month of birth uncertain[edit]
Many reference works give the date of birth as 26 January 1715, but some agree with the Wikipedia article and give 26 February. I have not amended the article because I do not have conclusive evidence. If anyone does have, could they record it here and, if appropriate, amend the article. Thank you. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk) 19:37, 25 January 2010 (UTC)
County Estate[edit]
According to the article, Helvétius spent the final years of his life in his "county estate". What do those two words mean in English? Is this the same as a "counrty house" (a large house in the countryside, like a villa) or could it also be a luxurious house inside a city? Because Helvétius died in Paris, I suppose the latter is correct, but I'm not sure. I can't find any dictionary definitions of "county estate" and, as a non-native speaker of English, I don't know how to correctly translate this into a Dutch word. Can anyone help? Nederlandse Leeuw (talk) 02:54, 9 March 2012 (UTC)
- It should probably read "country estate", county estate isn't a term that is used in English, to the best of my knowledge. Wrt Helvétius dying in Paris, maybe the article is simply wrong? -- Palthrow
Was Helvétius an Atheist?[edit]
I don't understand how people can call Helvétius an Atheist. This is only propaganda. In all his writings he never deny the existence of a Supreme Being: on the contrary he defends the existence of Him (e.g. cfr. his work "Le Progrès de la Raison dans la recherche du Vrai", in Oeuvres complètes d'Helvétius, Paris, 1818, vol. 3, p. 325 ss., but also his main works, like e.g. De l'Homme). Certainly he was neither a Christian, nor properly a Theist. He was a materialist and a deist free-thinker inclined to pantheism, not very different from Toland in his metaphysical ideas; but he wasn't an Atheist. --Lord Horatio Nelson (talk) 14:22, 25 May 2012 (UTC)
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Is the bridge a requirement? If ARP is the problem, it would go away if you were able to provision a solution without a bridge, and just forward IP packets where they are needed.
I understand you have multiple external IP addresses, so perhaps a bidirectional NAT (binat) configuration would enable you to provision em0 and re0 on separate Ethernets. |
I am, however, warming up to the idea of doing it, because it'll allow the router to ... well... route. Sorta. I'm proposing a series of changes to my pf.conf that will look like this: Code:
vz_int = "em0" ext_int = "re1" int_int = "re0" host1_priv = "192.168.0.210" host1_pub = "XX.YY.ZZ.210" host2_priv = "192.168.0.211" host2_pub= "XX.YY.ZZ.211" # . # . # . # until host_11 # # NAT rules pass on $vz_int from $host1_priv to any binat-to $host1_pub pass on $vz_int from $host2_priv to any binat-to $host2_pub # . # . # . # until host_11 See this post for explanation. I'm going to have to change the NAT lines, and I think this will accomplish what I'm after? Code:
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This is getting interesting and a little daunting. |
What is the purpose of your setup? What are you trying to achieve?
Why did you choose this topology instead of a classic DMZ setup?
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Briefly, the only place I would suggest to use (bidirectional) NAT is on your external, public network. If the router is routing, rather than bridging, your external facing network is only attached to the router, and none of your servers would have an external address -- the mapping to Internet-facing addresses would be done by the router, and only the router.
--- J65nko reminds me that there are at least two "classic" DMZ topologies that might be considered, so I'll briefly describe them:
So, I have 3 basic choices: 1. DMZ where each server is on the same broadcast domain as the .1 address, meaning the servers are wide open and it's up to their local packet filters (or whatever) to protect themselves. I'm not interested in DMZs, so that's not a consideration. 2. L3 Bridged Interface such as what I started this thread with: Bridge the ISP side and broadcast domain that my servers are on, and use PF (iptables in the case of Linux) on the router to protect the network. The router isn't routing in this case, it's just a pass-through. The servers still set their default routes to XX.YY.ZZ.1. 3. A binat setup where the server's have an RFC1918 address that gets 1-to-1 NAT'd to the public IPs that I own. In this case, every packet is routed (sort of... a NAT isn't really a router) through the router as opposed to bridged/passed-through. I'm doing choice #2 right now, but it's presenting me with all sorts of ARP problems on the FreeBSD router. The router is learning the ARPs for my IPs from the ISP's router, not from my servers. So the work-around for the time being is a collection of static ARPs on the router. What's important to note is that my router is also the termination point for my existing RFC1918 subnet (wireless network, NAS, etc). So packets from that LAN to the world need to be NAT'd. Packets from it to the public side of my network should not be NAT'd. And packets from the public side of my network to the private side should also not be NAT'd. If I go with choice #3, my concern is what will happen with the existing private LAN when it tries to talk to one of my public IPs? Will the right thing happen regarding the binat? |
See the Redirection and Reflection section of the PF User's Guide. The chapter hasn't changed much since the fork, other than using different PF syntax. It does discuss DMZs, but not as a direct solution. http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/rdr.html#reflect Last edited by jggimi; 2nd December 2015 at 02:13 AM. Reason: clarity |
In a binat scenario, the router's interfaces:
Packets coming in re1 and destined to the Internet should be NAT'd via the last NAT rule I listed. The many-to-1. Packets coming in re1 and destined to XX.YY.ZZ.210 - .220 should not be many-to-1 NAT'd, but should trigger the 1-to-1 binat. This is where it gets confusing. Theoretically, if the router gets a packet destined for XX.YY.ZZ.210-.220 (the binat IPs) from any interface, it should know that it owns those 11 IPs, and do the binat appropriately. Correct? For instance, let's say I have the NAT'ing rules applied as previously posted. And... source: 192.168.100.10 destination: XX.YY.ZZ.210 The packet from 192.168.100.10 should hit interface re1, and then... what? Will the binat, which is sitting on interface em0, get triggered? Will the router know to send the packet, translated, to 172.16.0.210? Or will it just get dropped? |
Most commonly, we use a split-horizon DNS. As an example, your authoritative nameserver would provide resolution for Internet-facing clients, and your caching nameserver would provide local resolution to local clients, resolving to your RFC1918 addresses.
Thanks for your suggestions and guidance. |
The basic steps: 1. Address the Verizon-facing interface on the router out of my static IP allotment, with the default route to .1 2. Address the public server facing interface on the router out of a completely phony IP block (I used 10.0.0.1/8). 3. Enable proxy arping on the router. In /etc/rc.conf: Code:
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Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinetmaking Website
The original 'Kitchen and bathroom cabinetmaking' resource was developed by Workspace Training in a series of WELL Projects – funded by the Commonwealth Government's Workplace English Language and Literacy Program.
When the WELL Program was abolished in the 2014 federal budget, the development work stopped and management of the site was transferred to Manufacturing Skills Australia.
The Training Package (LMF02) that the resources were aligned to has since been superseded by the MSF Training Package and the original material has now become obsolete.
In order to continue with the development of new units and updating of existing units, Workspace Training formed an organisation called INTAR (Industry Network Training and Assessment Resources) to enable TAFE colleges, industry RTOs and other interested parties to fund the work directly through 'subscriptions'.
The INTAR website now hosts both versions of the Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinetmaking website. You can view them by following the links below.
Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinetmaking (WELL) – free access to original site
Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinetmaking (INTAR) – limited access to subscription site
About this resource
This website provides learning materials, self-check exercises and assignments to support a range of competencies from the Certificate III in Cabinetmaking (Kitchens and Bathrooms).
The text is written in plain English and there is extensive use of photos and line drawings. Each paragraph of main content has a 'play' button which allows the user to play the voice-over narration for that block of text and see an enlarged version of the photo for that paragraph. There are also other presentations options available, including a 'Slideshow' version which shows full-sized images and plays the voice as a continuous narration.
The 'lesson' pages contain learning activities to reinforce the concepts presented, and there are assignments at the end of each section that can be used for assessment purposes. Interactive exercises are also used throughout the resource, including self-check quizzes, questionnaires, and drag-and-drop style activities.
The overall objective of the resource is to help learners to acquire the underpinning knowledge needed to satisfy the theoretical components of these cabinetmaking units. This will assist them when they undertake the practical training on-site. Although the resource is designed specifically for learners with literacy or numeracy difficulties, it is suitable for any apprentices undertaking the kitchen and bathroom cabinetmaking trade course.
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In an interview with The Independent, Mr Byatt said yesterday he planned to use the Government's Competition Bill to promote so-called "common carriage," where competitors can gain access to water company pipes. The new Bill would give utility regulators and the Office of Fair Trading the power to intervene to ban anti-competitive behaviour.
"If a company were to unreasonably deny the use of its pipes that could be held to be a breach of competition," said Mr Byatt. Previous plans to connect pipeline networks of different water groups were unveiled by the last Government, but Mr Byatt said there were still "sitting on ministers' desks."
But Jeremy Bryan, managing director of Envirologic, the consultancy group which has pioneered water competition, questioned whether common carriage was the best way to achieve competition. "Some water company pipes are 100 years old and leak like a sieve. If you put high quality water in one end it won't come out that way at the other end."
Mr Byatt also said he expected to give the go-ahead to a landmark competition scheme by Enviro-Logic before Christmas. It would take over the provision of water and sewerage services to Shotton Paper in Wales, one of the largest newsprint producers, from Welsh Water.
Mr Byan, who has spent five years bombarding Ofwat, the water watchdog, with competition proposals, said he was ready to begin work on the scheme as soon as he received a "green light" from the regulator.
Mr Byatt also issued a warning to water companies over the next five year price cap, which he has already said will see a substantial one-off cut in customer bills in 2000. He said the most efficient water companies would face the biggest cut in revenues, which analysts have predicted will be at least 10 per cent.
"A company which has done well in the current five year period would have a big cut to benefit customers," said Mr Byatt, adding that in the following four years of the price cap the company would face a less stringent regime than inefficient water groups.
The regulator also made clear the principle of a one-off cut was not negotiable, despite demands by the Environment Agency that the revenues should be redirected to investment in environmental improvements.


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1.00p.m. It is around 1pm at the rather nondescript building on a Dublin industrial estate that is the headquarters of Paddy Power. There is an air of anticipation and just a hint of tension in the building. Today is Grand National day on the other side of the Irish Sea, and this will be the biggest betting day the company has yet seen.
Dermot Golden, the bookmaker's head of risk, is keeping a close eye on the firm's book on the main event. Paddy Power will take more bets on this race than all the others today put together, and will ultimately pay out around £2m.
At this stage Mr Golden seems reasonably happy. He knows he will do well to break even on the company's "place" market – Paddy Power has been offering each-way punters five places on the Grand National for years, even though the rules only require it to pay out on four, something most of the big bookies stick to.
The "win" market, though, looks healthy: just four horses out of a 40-strong field have the potential to lose the company money and one of those, Contraband, is a 150-1 outsider that no one with even the vaguest of knowledge of horse racing would back at 500-1.
"You've probably got a few people backing it because of the name," he says. "Perhaps the criminals have had a few quid – you know, Contraband. It can happen like that," he laughs. "I'd always take a book like that, though." No wonder.
Unusually, even the long-time favourite, Cloudy Lane, will generate a substantial return for the bookie if it wins.
However, there is one horse who has the potential to inflict serious pain. Hedgehunter, the winner in 2005, has been tipped on Ireland's ever-popular Late Late Show the night before. He will be trying to do what no horse since Red Rum has achieved – winning under top weight – and at 12 he is close to collecting his pension. But Irish punters, generally seen as shrewder than their British counterparts, do love to back Irish-trained runners in big races.
1.50p.m. The first race has gone to the 10-1 shot Pearl King. Relatively unfancied, it's a good result for the bookies, which have had a wonderful Aintree since the programme started on Thursday, as a string of short-priced favourites have gone down in flames.
So far, all the systems are working perfectly, which was one of Mr Golden's two big worries. "You can rehearse as much as you like, but you never really know whether it's going to work until the day," he sighs.
"The IT department has taken down some of the features from the website with the aim of preventing the system from gumming up.
2.30p.m. Mr Golden allows himself a smile: Tidal Bay has won the second race. The horse was a 6-4 favourite but was still a winner for the bookie. "He won at the Cheltenham Festival and they have all been going down. The punters haven't wanted to back him. They're getting fed up."
His risk-management operation is highly impressive. On his screen he can see the amount of money placed on each runner, the odds, how they have changed during the day, and the bookie's liability on each horse as well as the maximum bet that the company's staff can accept without needing to refer it higher.
The systems that Mr Golden has installed in the bookie's risk room are reminiscent of those one might find in an investment bank. This comes as little surprise given his background: "I started off as a trader," he says, eventually running a €40bn (£32bn) book at an Irish wholesale bank.
He was involved in various consultancy roles when approached by Paddy Power. "I thought they had to be mad at first, but then I considered it and decided to join. It's nice to be part of a growing industry – unlike financial services at the moment. I love this job. I work six days a week here and I'd do seven if I could."
Dun Doire, who has crept in to the race at the bottom of the handicap, has suddenly attracted Mr Golden's attention because the horse has drifted out to 33-1. "That's a great price," he says of Dun Doire, which ran well last year. Mr Golden decides to back it each way, taking advantage of his company's five-place offer.
3.00p.m. Al Eile has won the Aintree hurdle. The 11-4 favourite is an Irish horse, and around two-thirds of Paddy Power's business is home based (with most of the rest from the UK). It's the first bad result of the day.
The phone lines to the company's telephone operation have been going non-stop. Usually it's a bit more stop-start, and some people are even facing a short wait to get through. But PR man Ken Robertson has another worry. He's been involved with a radio promotion in Dublin, and the winner of the competition has been given an automatic €500 (£400) winning bet on the Grand National, to be paid at whatever the official starting price of the victorious horse is. If that is a 100-1 shot (four such rank outsiders have won in the past), the bookie will take an €50,000 hit and Mr Robertson will be getting some very dark looks from the finance department.
"You know," he comments, "I've even started to worry about Contraband."
4.15p.m. It's just before the off of the big race after another bad result: the well-backed Forest Pennant won at 9-2 under the Irish champion jockey Ruby Walsh.
The Irish gamble on Hedgehunter has continued apace and Mr Golden has opted to hedge some of the exposure. "It's not something we'll always do. But we will if need be hedge with other bookies, betting exchanges or on course."
Surely, though, a 12-year-old horse under top weight can't win the National? "Every horse can win," says Mr Golden with a worried look in his eye.
Finance director Jack Massey has come in. "Have we hedged that?" he asks, with a nervous glance at the screens. "Oh, aye," says Mr Golden, tapping his head. "It's all up here."
The room fills up with other senior staff members, all anxiously watching the Grand National. It's a strange place to be: usually one watches races among punters, screaming for the favourites to win; these men need them to lose.
And they don't. Comply Or Die, under an inspired ride from Timmy Murphy, takes the race. Paddy Power actually makes a small profit on the 7-1 favourite (most English bookies made a thumping loss), but the placed horses – King John's Castle, Snowy Morning and Slim Pickings – were all well backed each way. So was the fifth: Bewley's Berry.
The only consolation for Mr Golden is that he backed the horse each way with Irish rival Boylesports, which also offered five places. "That'll teach them to copy us," he says, with a half smile, half grimace on his face.
Paddy Power's payout amounts to £2m – a bad result. But while Mr Massey sighs, he also says: "I'm not going to be rushing to put out a Stock Exchange announcement." The profit forecasts are safe then.
Outsiders win the next two races, helping recoup some of the losses.
"We'll need 20 like that, though, to make it back," Mr Golden growls. He turns to me: "You're not coming back next year. You're bad luck."
I have backed the winner, and had the second each way.
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Great time killers like Minecraft PE and Plague Inc?
I bought Minecraft PE and Plague Inc recently and was pleasantly surprised by how much time I could kill playing these games; this particularly comes in handy for long commutes. Are there any other good games of this ilk that are deep or strategy-driven enough to help time move a little more swiftly?


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Blog: 2017
Ben Collins asks whether we are seeing the end of the purchaser-provider split as we know it.
Chris Ham discusses the pros and cons of different countries' approaches to funding health care, and looks at how our own model in the UK compares.
Marcus Powell explores the NHS staff survey results and finds areas of excellence alongside areas for concern.
The government's Spring Budget U-turn makes it much less likely that the NHS will receive the additional funding it needs during this parliament, says Chris Ham.
What are the organisational development challenges in establishing a new service model? Mandip Kaur reflects on her experience at Forward Thinking Birmingham, an innovative mental health partnership.
We know that financial and operational pressures in the NHS can affect patient care in a number of ways, but how and why does the impact vary across different service areas?
Marcus Powell calls for investment in the 'extraordinary' leadership needed to implement sustainability and transformation plans.
Susie Perks-Baker says that women need to learn to take care of themselves, as well as others, on their journey the top.
Siva Anandaciva argues that A&E performance may not bounce back as quickly as expected when winter recedes.
Is the government about to announce plans for a new approach to funding social care? Nicholas Timmins asks if a tax on people's estates after they have died will be an acceptable idea this time around.
Financial and operational pressures in the NHS are having a significant impact on elective treatment; the 18-week waiting time standard will not be met in any month during the current financial year. James Thompson analyses the latest data and the tough choices ahead for the NHS.
Has the role of housing been given adequate consideration in sustainability and transformation plans? David Buck argues the importance of delivering health and housing services and developing policy together.
In the second of a series of blogs looking back at the diverse history of The King's Fund, Kathy Johnson considers the role of the Fund during World War 1.
Nicholas Timmins asks whether the 2012 health and social care reforms allowed politicians to avoid taking responsibility for the state of the NHS.
Chris Ham argues that the challenge for STPs is to translate ambitious proposals into credible plans, with clarity about the most important priorities.
Richard Murray gives an overview of the state of NHS finances, ahead of the latest figures being released next week.
How does the national media understand and report on 'rationing' in the NHS, and what is the impact of this coverage? Anna Charles reports on our findings.
Sarah Massie and Vicki Curtis look at the impact of our compassionate leadership programme for health care leaders in the context of unprecedented financial and operational pressures across the wider system.
Sarah Massie and Vicki Curtis look at the impact of our compassionate leadership programme for health care leaders in the context of unprecedented financial and operational pressures across the wider system.
David Maguire looks at whether sustainability and transformation plans offer an opportunity for place-based digitally enhanced care to become a reality across the NHS.


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Two goals from the former Cardiff City favourite Cohen Griffith enabled the already-crowned League of Wales champions and League of Wales Cup winners to add the Welsh Cup at Ninian Park yesterday.
It was a fitting end to a season of unprecedented success for the only professional side in the League of Wales, although Cwmbran, in their first final, refused to lie down and let history take its course.
Despite falling behind to a goal in the seventh minute by the ever-alert Griffith, who swivelled to volley home after his initial header had been blocked on the line, Cwmbran forced their way back into the game with an equalising goal three minutes after the break.
That was no mean achievement against the meanest defence in Welsh football and a goalkeeper in Mark Ovendale who had kept 10 clean sheets in his previous 14 outings.
But as soon as the Cwmbran striker Matthew Davies had got around the back of the Barry defence and pulled the ball back to Chris Watkins, a goal looked certain.
Watkins had rattled Barry's nerves with a 30-yard shot in the last minute of the first half that went inches over the bar, but this time he made no mistake from eight yards as he beat Ovendale.
The goal forced Barry to show why they have become the most feared force in Wales. With player-coach Gary Barnett urging them on from midfield, they kept pressing forward in search of the goal that would give them the treble.
Griffith hit the post with a header from another corner after 55 minutes before finally scoring with a pin-point, side-footed effort from the edge of the penalty area in the 71st minute.
That goal knocked the stuffing out of Cwmbran and brought to an end a long, long season for Barry, although a highly profitable one.
The consolation for Cwmbran is a trip into the European Cup-Winners' Cup next season.
Goals: Griffith (7) 1-0; Watkins (48) 1-1; Griffith (73) 2-1.
Barry Town: Ovendale, T Evans, Knott (Knott, 67), Lloyd, York, Jones, Barnett, Loss, Bird, Griffith, Ryan. Substitutes not used: C Evans, O'Gorman.
Cwmbran Town: O'Hagan, Walker (Battle, 84), Powell, Gibbins (Payne, 78), Blackie, Parfitt, Carter, Goodridge, Davies (Summers, 55), Dyer, Watkins.
Referee: A Howells (Port Talbot).
Bookings: Cwmbran: Goodridge, Dyer.
Man of the match: Griffith.
Attendance: 3,000.
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From one of the busiest airports in the nation to an eye-catching new elementary school to a beautiful church to a renovated gas station, this year's Concrete Surfaces Polished Concrete Awards once again demonstrate the wide array of projects where you will find polished concrete.
Thousands of visitors to www.concretesurfacesmag.com also voted for their favorite project for the Readers' Choice Award. You can find more details and photos of the winning projects and all of the other entries.
"This year's entries show the industry's continuing to expand beyond industrial and warehouse floor applications," said Concrete Surfaces Editor Stephanie Johnston. "Contractors are becoming increasingly creative with products and processes for decorative, environmental, and other applications."
We will recognize the winners at the Concrete Polishing Luncheon & Forum on Feb. 2 at World of Concrete in Las Vegas.


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A 'stuccoed town in the Regency manner', a watering place that became the most fashionable resort in England following George III's visit, or a place of Bath-chairs where ex-colonial officers came to die? A vibrant town of festivals and fashionable shops, a Mecca for horse racing, international music, cricket and world-renowned colleges, or a quiet retreat for luxurious gardens and cultural events? Cheltenham has never suffered an identity crisis. It has simply re-invented itself through the ages. How better to portray Cheltenham's unique, evolving personality than through pictures that tell 'thousands of words' juxtaposed with les mots justes culled from some of our most acclaimed writers. From Jane Austen to Ann Yearsley, writers both modern and old, as diverse as George Orwell, Laurie Lee, George Bernard Shaw, C. Day-Lewis, Cobbett, Defoe, Scott, Trollope, Thackeray, Dickens, Byron and Betjeman, have heaped praise on the town or damned it, been spellbound by its beauty or sneered at its laziness and opulence. Famous explorers and composers have written about it as their birthplace, while others have written about it as a place to visit, whether as poets, essayists or even relatives of German philosophers. Love or hate it, they have always remember their experience of Cheltenham.Create a review
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Monty Turner charged with twelve felonies after assaulting wife, fleeing with toddler to Canada
Custody fights among estranged couples are all too common. But few are as extreme as the one involving Monty Turner, who's accused of kidnapping his three-year-old son, Luke, and fleeing with him to Canada.
Luke was eventually found and reunited with his mother, Brandy. Now, authorities are throwing a whole legal library's worth of books at Monty. A total of sixteen charges filed against him, twelve of them felonies, including kidnapping and assault. Photos, videos and details below.
The latest incident isn't the first in which Monty attracted unwanted attention in relation to young Luke.
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Last July, as pointed out by the Longmont Times-Call, he and the boy didn't return as planned from a camping trip, prompting Brandy to call in the authorities. They ultimately tracked the pair to Washington County, where officers found them "hiding under carpeting in a box truck," the paper reports.
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Monty wasn't accused of a crime for his actions, because he and Brandy didn't have a custody agreement. Afterward, though, she was granted guardianship over the boy, and a judge approved a protection order that required him to stay away from mother and son.
The order apparently worked for a while -- but not permanently.
On May 25, Brandy reportedly stepped into her backyard to smoke a cigarette and found Monty there. She reacted by racing back into the house, locking the door and trying to call 911. But he allegedly forced his way inside, threw the phone away, attacked her with pepper spray and (she thinks) a stun gun and then spirited Luke away -- on a bicycle.
Monty and Luke subsequently disappeared. Here's a photo of Monty shared by police at the outset of the search; note his religious/apocalyptic T-shirt:
Early on, police believed father and son got away with assistance from Monty's father, 72-year-old Ronald Turner. Ronald was subsequently arrested in Missouri, where he's awaiting extradition.
Meanwhile, an intensive search was launched for Monty and Luke. They were found days later a long ways from home: a motel in Manitoba, Canada.
Luke was unharmed and was able to join a clearly overjoyed Brandy at a news conference. Here's a CBS4 report about that:
Meanwhile, Monty was jailed on a $500,000 bond, while Boulder District Attorney Stan Garnett determined the appropriate charges. And he came up with a slew of them.
Continue for more about the charging of Monty Turner, including photos and another video.
The laundry list of allegations includes one count of second-degree kidnapping, three first-degree and second-degree burglary charges (because he's said to have broken into Brandy's house when she tried to lock him out), one count related to violating the protection order, three custody-violation beefs and domestic violence for the alleged stun-gun use.
And those are just the felonies. Misdemeanor charges include third-degree assault, plus another count connected to the protection order and obstruction of a telephone, due to the way he allegedly tried to prevent her from calling the cops.
Monty has made his first brief appearance at Boulder County Court yesterday, and he's got many more to come, including a preliminary hearing slated for July 3.
Look below to see a larger version of Monty's mug shot, followed by the complete news conference featuring Brandy and Luke, courtesy of CBS4.
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Cicero's letters are saturated with learned philosophical allusions and arguments. This innovative study shows just how fundamental these are for understanding Cicero's philosophical activities and for explaining the enduring interest of his ethical and political thought. Dr McConnell draws particular attention to Cicero's treatment of Plato's Seventh Letter and his views on the relationship between philosophy and politics. He also illustrates the various ways in which Cicero finds philosophy an appealing and effective mode of self-presentation and a congenial, pointed medium for talking to his peers about ethical and political concerns. The book offers a range of fresh insights into the impressive scope and sophistication of Cicero's epistolary and philosophical practice and the vibrancy of the philosophical environment of the first century BC. A new picture emerges of Cicero the philosopher and philosophy's place in Roman political culture.
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Prawn Goa Curry: Jumbo prawns cooked in coconut, onion sauce & Indian spices - 2+ J's comment > Very generous amts of prawns, curry not as thick as the butter chicken, but quite nice nonetheless. |
Naan: White unleavened bread baked in a tandoor oven - 2+ J's comment > very soft and fluffy, just dunk in curry, much, repeat |
Rice - 2 |
Palak Paneer: Homemade cheese cooked w spinach, onions and Indian spices - 2 J's comment > quite a thick curry, but alas veggie dish that I think vegetarians will rank higher given my predisposition. |
Mango lassi - 2+ |
J's comment > I found the special 'Dinner for Two' promo online here, and I printed it out and took it to Akbar's. Don't know if you can still get this menu in house if you don't have the coupon from their website... |
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As stated above, everything except the lassies and ras malai were from the 'Dinner for Two' special, which I thought was quite well done. For once in a very long time that I can remember, we got our protein (butter chicken), seafood (prawn goa curry) and veggies (palak paneer) all in one meal! I would have just ordered butter chicken and polished that off on its own.
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Ingrid Mann-Willis
Artist Ingrid Mann-Willis was born in 1939 in Indonesia. After the war she moved to Holland and in 1962 Ingrid immigrated to Canada where she lived in Edmonton and Athabasca Alberta. Ingrid moved to Penticton in 1990 where she was introduced to Art in Highschool and took numerous courses during that time. When Ingrid moved to Penticton she had a chance to go to art school and completed her BFA degree 1996 at the University of Victoria. Ingrid has always been influenced by the colours of the french artists Bonnard and Monet and the moodiness in Edvard Munch paintings... She likes the simplicity of shapes of Milton Avery and Richard Diebenkorn both American artists and the stillness in the works of Edward Hopper and canadian artist Alex Colville. In 1998 Ingrid had an exhibit in Two Rivers Gallery in Prince George, the Grand Forks Art Gallery and the Cambell River Art Gallery together with 2 other artists. In the following years an exhibit in the Penticton Art Gallery together with Margareta Bootsema as well as taking part in the local Umbrella Project and "Welcome Home" exhibit and in 2015 in a group drawing exhibit in the Summerland Art Gallery. Ingrid was a committee member for the Penticton Art Auction for a few years and also taught several children's art courses in the Shatford Centre. Ingrid takes part in a Life Drawing Group at the Shatford Centre and goes on painting trips with the Plein Air group as well as taking part in workshops in Wells BC.Ingrid is an active painter and has developed an expressionist style which she follows in landscape, figurative paintings as well as in her drawings. Her use of medium include acrylic, charcoal and water colour and mixed media. Her work can be found in the collection of UBC and Calgary Art Gallery as well in the Penticton Art Gallery and The Lloyd Gallery....... ......
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Here is a 2013 Jazz I bought a few weeks ago used for $450.00. This is as low as I can get the action. The truss rod is maxed and the bridge is almost bottomed and there is lots of bow in the neck. Do you agree, or am I just paranoid? The action is a bit higher than I care for and I am afraid if the neck shifts it will get even worse. The first 3 photos are of the MIM Jazz, the second last is my Aerodyne, and the last is a $40 Squier Affinity jazz I bought. 1. MIM Jazz shot 1 2. MIM Jazz shot 2 3. MIM Jazz shot 3 Next is my Aerodyne with lots of adjustment on the rod Last is my $40 Squier J Affinity
Do we agree with what? You sound like a noob. Truss rod maxed out is not a good sign (if that is really true). You want to be able to set the proper (like a couple of Visa cards max) relief in the neck bow with strings under tension. (press a center string at first and last fret simultaneously and peek under string at center) At that point, you lower the saddles until you get the action you want. If they won't go low enough (Yes, God Fenders DO sometimes come this way) then you have to shim the neck to tilt it back slightly. For more detailed instruction go to Hardware and setup forum. They will help you with specifics.
Not sure I understand the attitude conveyed in this post but yeah, check hardware and setup they'll set you straight. (Puns)
I am far from a noon, I have been playing since 1980. If you noticed the setup on the Aerodyne in particular that's how I like them low as possible without buzzing (Yes I did the setup on it and all of my basses). I know about shimming the neck, but how much would that buy me in this case. I think that might work but I will still be maxed. And the rod is truly maxed. I am afraid to turn it any more because it feels like it might start to strip, and I defiantly don't want that. I don't really want to return it, I love the Lake Placid Blue, but I am thinking the neck is the reason it was returned by the first owner. I am not asking because I don't know what to do, I just want a second opinion before I decide on returning it.
Sounds like he thinks I don't know what I am doing. I don't mind, he don't know me or my experience, partially because I never mentioned it. So I don't mind what his attitude is I just want some of you guys to look at the pics and see the differences are like between setups. The MIM I think is horrible and can't get it an better. The Aerodyne is like a stick of butter and the Squier J is almost on par with the Aerodyne. I also have 3 other basses with excellent setups that I never photographed because I thought it would be too redundant.
Yes, seems too high- I've had a Jazz not too long ago, it shouldn't be that hard to adjust so it makes me think you've got a truss rod problem. I've adjusted my own basses (I've had 60 in the past 3 years) and can get the action to as low as possible, there is a certain point though at which time I would take it to a Tech, and this may be one of them- try checking out some posts of things you can try first to perhaps loosen the rod. Could be something that can be rectified simply by adding lubricant. Here's a thread (no pun intended) on this issue. You've adjusted your other basses pretty well, so I'm sure you know all about how not to force the truss rod etc. What's surprising to me though is that your bass is a new model 2013-strange it's already got some neck issues. Wonder how the previous owner did this? http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f18/i-think-my-truss-rod-frozen-471625/ Here's a tool if the threads are damaged: (once again, highly recommend talking to a tech, but just wanted to provide the link below to let you know that there are tools available online for this problem but you should really know what you're doing, and this is probably something the tech can also do) http://www.stewmac.com/freeinfo/Repair_tools,_specialized/i-5680.html
Not a bad attitude. Just trying to help. The problem was just your wording which seemed like you didn't know what you were looking at. If you do know and just had trouble with writing it down that's OK. We can just discuss it until the problems become clear. Others thought that sounded snarky but that wasn't it at all. I own a MIM and it's like butter! So it's not just the model. The point is still the point I made. If a truss rod is maxed (which means came to the end of it's threads etc.) then this is clearly not good and needs to be looked into. As you say, attempting to force it can strip it and then that's serious trouble. If it's just compressed wood, sometimes washers, spacers, etc. can give you more adjustment range. Since you DO know about neck shims that's great then you understand how to tilt the neck back to deal with bottomed out saddles. But the point is that before you do that you have to get the relief in the neck correct under string tension and then do the shims if needed. In fact, you'd like to see the truss rod to have enough adjustment range to go from NO relief to no tension. If there is a truss rod problem that must be dealt with first. And in the repair forum there are guys with a LOT more experience with fixing MIM truss rods than I have even though I own one. OK?
you'll probably want to shim the neck if you plan on keeping it. i've never owned a fender yet, but i know some of my ibanez's need it. i've heard of good fenders and fenders, so i hope you didn't get a bad one. definitely get a professional opinion on it. might be easily fixed
I don't think a shim will do, the op mentioned the neck is bowed. As mentioned by bassbenj in the post above yours, a shim is to change the angle of the neck but that's assuming the neck isn't bowed or has already been corrected. You've got to fix that problem first. Funny but I've also had to shim a few Ibanez basses I just bought to get it just right so I could lower the strings as low as possible. This was after I had adjusted the truss rod on the neck to get it as straight as possible first of course. Now those basses play pretty darn well.
I have an 04 mim j and it needed serious neck shimming to get the action low. once all that got worked out its a great bass.
If the neck is really bowed and the truss rod is as tight as it will go, then you have a major problem. Action is obviously way too high. I would take it to a good tech to see if the neck can be saved. You might have to replace it. Shimming it might help, but won't do anything for the bow.
not to be condescending, but I need to ask since you didn't mention it ... are you able to loosen the truss rod? making sure that it indeed is maxxed and not frozen ... .. Maxxed truss rods and excessive relief used to be an issue with some of the older MIM Standard J's, and I even have seen an early Hwy 1 Jazz with maxxed truss rods (same neck) .. there are things you can do to obtain more truss rod usage (as mentioned above), and you can also put the neck in a 'fixture' to change the wood 'memory', but if you have the option of returning it, that may be the best bet ... you paid top dollar for a used MIM Standard, there will be many more availble in that color down the road ... you could actually get a brand new one for $100 more with a little leg work ... I wont go into lighter guage strings etc .. that is just masking your problem ... send it back with issues and start your hunt over again for one that wont haunt you as you go forward .... JMHO
take the bass back. I have 4 Jazz's, 2 MIM, a, MIA and a MIJ, all set up perfectly, they play effortlessly, never had to shim with business cards
You may have done this or it may have been mentioned and I missed it, but the first step in setting up your bass is checking the straightness of the neck. Every other thing that you do or don't do revolves around that. A number of ways to check, but the one I've found most reliable is this. You'll need a capo and a feeler gage (or something like it,) with a flatness blade of .015. Capo the first fret, literally across the fret itself. Hold the bass in playing position. Take your right (or free) hand and depress the fret that is located where the neck joins the body. Hold that down and take your other hand and use the feeler gage blade and slide it under the top string near the 11th/12th frets (where the double markers generally are) and check clearance. The blade should slide under the string and frets in that area freely, but with just a touch of rub or resistance. Too tight, neck is too straight. Too loose, neck is not straight enough. Once the neck is correctly straight, then moving to saddles is next in determining string height (action.) If after working on these 2 segments and the action is still too high, time to start looking at things like shimming the neck pocket, nut slots, bridge height and etc. Shimming can be full neck pocket or back half for more tilt. An experimental thing. Advice on the truss rod function is above. Make sure the nut is free moving backing out. If you do get it loose or off, consider putting some lube and penetrant on it for better movement. Shimming the truss rod nut is finding washers that fit and building them up to get more turns on the nut. Be careful and go slowly in this area.
Being that you can return it, that might be the best option unless it's an issue that can easily be remedied -(read some of the suggestions above).
I never buy a bass with a bowed neck. What if it can't be fixed? Judging from the pics, you probably should take all of your basses to a good set up/repairman. On a positive note...some Fender basses sound best with high action.
Sometimes, when it seems a truss rod is maxed out, the nut is dragging and not turning as smoothly as it should. Try loosening the strings, and the truss nut. Then tighten the truss nut before tightening the strings. If this is what's happening with your neck, you'll find that after tuning the strings back up you have to back off the truss nut a bit. That may or may not be the problem, but it's free to try.
1. The first 3 are pics of the bass in question. 2. What's wrong with my Aerodyne, I have the neck as straight and action as low as possible with out any clank, unless I want clank then I dig in a little harder. 3. The last pic is a $40 used Squier that I have not touched yet. Even the setup on this one is decent COMPARED to my MIM which I brought back to the store for them to fix under warranty! If you want I can show you pics of the setups on my Ibanez 5, P bass and Raven West if you doubt my abilities? BTW I don't know if this is preferred or not, but I set up all my basses by sight and feel. I don't used feeler gauges or measurement tools of any kind. I do miss not having a fretless around thouh they are fun to play with ultra low action
My mim is like that too but I came to like relatively high action. It is normal for the neck to have some backwards bow. I rather have high action than constant fret buzz. Oh God that drives me nuts.


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(poster version)This infrared image from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope shows the broken Comet 73P/Schwassman-Wachmann 3 skimming along a trail of debris left during its multiple trips around the sun. The flame-like objects are the comet's fragments and their tails, while the dusty comet trail is the line bridging the fragments.
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Prothane makes bushings in both colors. But is there a difference in them? Is one harder than the other? There are a lot of misconceptions about the color difference in Prothane's bushings, so let us at DST clear that up for you.
Aside from the actual color, there isn't really a difference at all between the red and the black. They are the same durometer, or hardness, so they will perform the same and both should last the life of your vehicle.
The black bushings do have a small amount of graphite mixed in with the polyurethane which has the potential to help with squeaking. But really, the best way to prevent Prothane bushings from squeaking is to use the supplied pre-lube* and grease them properly at install. So whether you choose the red, or the black, just be sure to grease them properly to avoid any squeaking. * Some types of bushings only compress, such as body mounts and endlinks, and do not come with grease because they do not need grease. So if your kit comes with grease, be sure to use it!